<p>I am a rising senior about to apply. So far i am definitely applying for CS. </p>
<p>Berkeley CS (BA)
UCLA CS (BS)
UCSD CS (BS)
UCI CS (BS)
Cal Poly CS (BS)</p>
<p>Please rank them and tell me anything that you know about any of the programs or any others i should apply to. Im staying in california thou</p>
<p>bump… got views but no responses??? </p>
<p>any advice helps. especially alums</p>
<p>well what do you want out of your B.S.?</p>
<p>I really want to work at a big software company like google, adobe, microsoft, yahoo, something like that. I would like to have the option to pursue a masters in either CS or buisness</p>
<p>Cal Poly CS (BS) offers software engineering degree beside CS. Just some variations in the curriculum, nothing special…</p>
<p>yes i know that, i have checked the majors. Anybody with experience please rank them!!!
or at least tell me something that you noticed, liked disliked…</p>
<p>Berkeley CS (BA)
UCLA CS (BS)
UCSD CS (BS)
UCI CS (BS)
Cal Poly CS (BS)</p>
<p>rank them please!!!</p>
<p>My cousin graduated from UCSD with a BS in CS. He is now doing very well for himself. He graduated with a 2.7 BUT he worked 4 years at UCSD-asked the professor if he could help out and do anything- while a student and then got hired by the school once he graduated and made around 40k. He worked there for a few more years until he had all the experience he needed to land great jobs. In fact, he randomly decided to move to New York City and found a job that gave him great money right off the bat. His advice? Experience was worth far more than the degree, and that’s the truth.</p>
<p>I went to UCSD Ecology major until I switched this summer into Mech E at a CC, but from what I heard, it’s really intense and the labs are killer and suck the life out of you.</p>