<p>I'm having a hard time deciding between these four schools. I'm looking to do a double major in physics and computer science, and will more than likely pursue a PhD in one of those fields, but I would also like to enjoy (to some extent) my years as an undergrad. My questions are: what are the advantages/disadvantages of each of these choices? If I choose to go to graduate school immediately after undergrad, will it make a difference? If I don't choose to go to graduate school/decide to wait on getting my PhD, will a degree from a more well known computer science program (the field in which I would more than likely try to find a job) have a huge impact?</p>
<p>for physics, cornell is unbeatable among these four. and you’re a Dean’s Scholar. Chicago doesn’t really exude “fun,” although UIUC and UNC probably do. In terms of reputation, though, Chicago and Cornell should really be your two options. I’d go with Cornell</p>