Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My senior-to-be is interested in studying for CS. Are there big difference in training and employment opportunities between UVA, UMD, GWU, GMU? Are the admission for CS and engineering similar? I mean is CS harder to get in than engineering? Thanks!
He should be looking at Virginia Tech for Computer Science. Wouldn't consider any of the others.
Thanks. Will definitely consider Tech too. Between CS and engineering, which one do you think is better? My DC could not decide between the two.
CS is easier than engineering in courses work. However, engineering has a higher starting salary than CS. If you DC goes to Va Tech, s/he can starts with engineering and transfer to CS if thing does not work out.
Anonymous wrote:Unless your child gets a major scholarship to cover the tuition, it really is not worth it to pay the OOS tuition. The rankings are not that far apart to justify the cost.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Got in but ds went to Umd for computer science.
Maryland resident here so I love UMD but your son made a mistake.
Not for CS. If he went to UMD over VA Tech for CS, I'd wonder, but UMD is definitely the better CS school over UVA.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
Do you mean CS and Computer Engineering or just engineering in general? Engineering covers a very wide range of majors, so it's really not helpful to try and compare it to CS.
DC is considering CS, Electrical Engineering, or Computer Engineering. It seems that UMD is the winnerI heard that if you are admitted to other colleges than college of engineering, it is very difficult to transfer to college of engineering. Is this true?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:UMD: 14th
UVA: 28th
VaTech: 44th
Computer Science (Graduate School) Ranking by USN![]()
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Ranked in 2010 | Computer Science
What is UMD ranked for undergrad in 2012?
Anonymous wrote:
Do you mean CS and Computer Engineering or just engineering in general? Engineering covers a very wide range of majors, so it's really not helpful to try and compare it to CS.
I heard that if you are admitted to other colleges than college of engineering, it is very difficult to transfer to college of engineering. Is this true?Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:UMD: 14th
UVA: 28th
VaTech: 44th
Computer Science (Graduate School) Ranking by USN![]()
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Ranked in 2010 | Computer Science
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Fine for them. Not fine for the better qualified, hard-working NOVA student who is punished for having the misfortune of living in the wrong part of the state.
So because your child was hard-working they should just be accepted?
Anonymous wrote:UMD: 14th
UVA: 28th
VaTech: 44th
Computer Science (Graduate School) Ranking by USN![]()
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Ranked in 2010 | Computer Science
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My senior-to-be is interested in studying for CS. Are there big difference in training and employment opportunities between UVA, UMD, GWU, GMU? Are the admission for CS and engineering similar? I mean is CS harder to get in than engineering? Thanks!
He should be looking at Virginia Tech for Computer Science. Wouldn't consider any of the others.
Thanks. Will definitely consider Tech too. Between CS and engineering, which one do you think is better? My DC could not decide between the two.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Got in but ds went to Umd for computer science.
Maryland resident here so I love UMD but your son made a mistake.