Carnegie Mellon vs UVA where would you go?

[Anonymous]

Engineering or math major, is it worth to spend $40k more every year?

[Anonymous]

Engineering is a pretty big disparity, but math less so. $40k would be a lot to me.

[Anonymous]

CM for sure.

Career center / job opportunities way better and that’s the goal. Plus Pittsburgh is a great place.

[Anonymous]

Save money for grad school.

[Anonymous]

CMU for sure.

[Anonymous]

If it’s computer science, definitely cmu. Otherwise uva would do.

[Anonymous]

UVA and it’s not even close

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:UVA and it’s not even close

+1

[Anonymous]

CMU. No doubt.
Just look at the average SATs within the same major.
Also, starting salaries.
If you graduate from CMU, across the nation people will always know that you are smart and a hard worker.

[Anonymous]

You didn’t actually think that you could post that question here and not have all the VA people say it is superior, did you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:CMU. No doubt.
Just look at the average SATs within the same major.
Also, starting salaries.
If you graduate from CMU, across the nation people will always know that you are smart and a hard worker.

Link(s)?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Engineering or math major, is it worth to spend $40k more every year?

CMU is one of the top computer science schools, if not the top in the country. If you intend to take a minor in CS or interested in any interdisciplinary study involving CS, go to CMU. If money is not an issue, go to CMU. If you want a relatively relaxed college life and save some money, UVA is a fantastic school too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If it’s computer science, definitely cmu. Otherwise uva would do.

+1

[Anonymous]

CMU do engineering is life changing. Ivy grade engineer.

[Anonymous]

*Ivy grad engineer.