<p>I fell in love in tufts not long ago. It is just when I read the article about the philosophy PROF.Daneil dennett in the tufts booklet, i got a strong feeling to study with him. His area of Philosophy is totally what I am interested in: evolutionary theory. and he is one of the best in world of this subject.</p>
<p>However, when I did further research, though i am content about its good location and happy student life(btw i am chinese , and chinese groups in boston are in close relation, a lot fun- - ), i am not sure about its science education. I am really a science person , i am good at physics having 3rd award in national phys olympia bla bla.. and i kind of want to learn computer science. where as tufts are not so strong in these 2 area.</p>
<p>I am just not sure. give me some advice plz.. recommend some other schools that fit me. THX
MY act is 32 now and i will take another on oct to reach about 34. i have sat2 math phys chem all 800 ap calculus phys c both E and M 5</p>
<p>Actually, Tufts is known for its great computer science program. The professors and classes are excellent, and the research being done is pretty impressive. I don’t know much about the physics program, but Tufts has excellent science programs in general, especially biology/pre-med courses. Definitely check it out. You could email a physics and comp sci professor to ask about their respective programs and what kinds of opportunities they offer. Best of luck!</p>
<p>One of the professors in the CS department at Tufts won the IEEE award for teaching this year.</p>
<p>Interestingly, the CS department teaches C++ in the intro class. Most schools, including MIT, avoid C++ in intro classes because it’s pretty difficult.</p>