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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Looking for advice on major to apply to. OOS female interested in CS or something in engineering, to be determined. We know major doesn't matter and yet does, from comments made by a VT AO quoted in the Your College Bound Kid podcast. It's confusing. I've looked at the requirements to internally transfer into the major. With the CS major acceptance rate being low, is it worth applying to some other major? Is there really no difference among engineering majors? I need to take another look at that link.[/quote] Generally, applying as a likely soft major with the intent of transferring to a hard major like engineering or cs never works. There may be a few exceptions like Princeton or MIT but those are super hard to get into for everyone. But no one can apply to Penn Nursing and then transfer to Penn Engineering. And it will be the same at Maryland, Georgia Tech and so on. [/quote]
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