If you get past the resume screening stage (which it sounds like you'll have no trouble doing, with your resume), then those four companies you mentioned only care about your interview performance. You're correct that…
Another thing to think about: At MIT or CMU, almost all of your friends would also be STEM majors. At an Ivy or Stanford, your social circle would include people with a broader range of personalities. Also: admissions…
The top schools for computer science are: MIT, Stanford, U.C. Berkeley and Carnegie Mellon. In the programming world, these schools both have the biggest "names" and provide their students with a top-notch education.…
If you get past the resume screening stage (which it sounds like you'll have no trouble doing, with your resume), then those four companies you mentioned only care about your interview performance. You're correct that…
Another thing to think about: At MIT or CMU, almost all of your friends would also be STEM majors. At an Ivy or Stanford, your social circle would include people with a broader range of personalities. Also: admissions…
The top schools for computer science are: MIT, Stanford, U.C. Berkeley and Carnegie Mellon. In the programming world, these schools both have the biggest "names" and provide their students with a top-notch education.…