<p>Which school is better for undegrad in Computer Science and Physics? And engineering overall?</p>
<p>Neither one is clearly better than the other “overall”. They have specific strengths and weaknesses (as all colleges do.) Apply to both and see which one admits you with a lower net cost. </p>
<p>If you are determined to parse out differences in individual department strengths, try browsing the course catalogs and faculty bios. You also can look at the US News or NRC/Chronicle graduate level department rankings. US News ranks undergraduate engineering programs, but you have to pay a fee to see past the top 10 (which does not include either school).</p>
<p>both are really expensive but one might give you more aid than the other. On the other hand, almost any school with the majors will serve for CS/physics/engineering majors. Don’t spend a lot of money. Employers/Grad schools won’t care much about where you went as much as what you did when you were there. </p>