Beyond schools that have the flexibility to focus on two areas (which, don’t get me wrong, is important to think about), I’m more wondering if there are schools that have a particular synergy here – schools that offer more than the “standard” basic offerings in “scientific computing” or top CS schools that are also particularly known for chemistry, or schools that tend to have students recruited from CS for work in the sciences (chemistry in particular) or have internships in chemistry-related fields, due to some nearby industry, and so on. Thanks!
@CT1417 my oldest graduated from Cornell CS in 2015 so I’m definitely aware of Cornell as a possibility. (He chose to go through Engineering rather than Arts and Science – as you say, the difference was basically Physics and Chemistry versus foreign language. And he already had AP credit for half the required physics and chemistry classes.) He’s now working in Silicon Valley with a great number of his classmates.