<p>As the title suggests, I'm interested in Computer Science as a major and I've narrowed down my choice of colleges to the University of Colorado at Boulder and the University of Pittsburgh. Pitt is instate, and I didn't get any financial aid for Colorado besides loans so it would cost significantly more to go there. I've visited Pitt and I love the campus, but I've been trying to find out more information about who employs people from the three schools before I enroll. </p>
<p>Pitt gave me some information on their Co-Ops and said 86% of students in a co-op go on to work for the company when they graduate. Colorado simply said 95% of All their graduates are either employed or going into higher education 6 months after they graduate. </p>
<p>I really want to go to Pitt, and the only thing keeping me from enrolling is that I'm worried I'll have trouble finding a job after I graduate. Am I just being paranoid, or should I seriously consider going to Colorado over Pitt? Would I be significantly more likely to get a job at Colorado as opposed to Pitt, or are they both probably about the same?</p>