u/puresun369

As the title says, I'm quite conflicted on what to do. I originally committed to ASU Barrett (in state), and got into the NGSC Program for CS. This gives me full tuition for all four years and allows me to be a part of this organization, which makes people work in teams on projects along with trips for bonding experiences. I still pay for dorm and room, but I don't pay tuition. If I attend here I planned to do the CS on AI track, which is pretty new, but I'm not able to minor in Electrical Engineering.

I ended up getting off the waitlist today for UCSD for CS in the Muir College, and get no aid, so it would be oos tuition for the four years. I'm not sure how the scholarships are at UCSD for either this year or future years as an out of state student. I've heard you can minor in electrical engineering, but I'm not sure how hard that would be.

I would really appreciate any perspectives on this, as well as some perspectives on the value of the degree from both, and if its worth investing in a CS degree. Money is a consideration, but not the main factor, if that makes sense. I'm honestly just really worried about getting an internship and job placement.

As the title says, I'm quite conflicted on what to do. I originally committed to ASU Barrett (in state), and got into the NGSC Program for CS. This gives me full tuition for all four years and allows me to be a part of this organization, which makes people work in teams on projects along with trips for bonding experiences. I still pay for dorm and room, but I don't pay tuition. If I attend here I planned to do the CS on AI track, which is pretty new, but I'm not able to minor in Electrical Engineering.

I ended up getting off the waitlist today for UCSD for CS in the Muir College, and get no aid, so it would be oos tuition for the four years. I'm not sure how the scholarships are at UCSD for either this year or future years as an out of state student. I've heard you can minor in electrical engineering, but I'm not sure how hard that would be.

I would really appreciate any perspectives on this, as well as some perspectives on the value of the degree from both, and if its worth investing in a CS degree. I'm honestly just really worried about getting an internship and job placement.

As the title says, I'm quite conflicted on what to do. I originally committed to ASU Barrett (in state), and got into the NGSC Program for CS. This gives me full tuition for all four years and allows me to be a part of this organization, which makes people work in teams on projects along with trips for bonding experiences. I still pay for dorm and room, but I don't pay tuition. If I attend here I planned to do the CS on AI track, which is pretty new, but I'm not able to minor in Electrical Engineering.

I ended up getting off the waitlist today for UCSD for CS in the Muir College, and get no aid, so it would be oos tuition for the four years. I'm not sure how the scholarships are at UCSD for either this year or future years as an out of state student. I've heard you can minor in electrical engineering, but I'm not sure how hard that would be.

I would really appreciate any perspectives on this, as well as some perspectives on the value of the degree from both, and if its worth investing in a CS degree. I'm honestly just really worried about getting an internship and job placement.

As the title says, I'm quite conflicted on what to do. I originally committed to ASU Barrett (in state), and got into the NGSC Program for CS. This gives me full tuition for all four years and allows me to be a part of this organization, which makes people work in teams on projects along with trips for bonding experiences. I still pay for dorm and room, but I don't pay tuition. If I attend here I planned to do the CS on AI track, which is pretty new, but I'm not able to minor in Electrical Engineering.

I ended up getting off the waitlist today for UCSD for CS in the Muir College, and get no aid, so it would be oos tuition for the four years. I'm not sure how the scholarships are at UCSD for either this year or future years as an out of state student. I've heard you can minor in electrical engineering, but I'm not sure how hard that would be.

I would really appreciate any perspectives on this, as well as some perspectives on the value of the degree from both, and if its worth investing in a CS degree. I'm honestly just really worried about getting an internship and job placement.

As the title says, I'm quite conflicted on what to do. I originally committed to ASU Barrett (in state), and got into the NGSC Program for CS. This gives me full tuition for all four years and allows me to be a part of this organization, which makes people work in teams on projects along with trips for bonding experiences. If I attend here I planned to do the CS on AI track, which is pretty new, but I'm not able to minor in Electrical Engineering.

I ended up getting off the waitlist today for UCSD for CS in the Muir College, and get no aid, so it would be oos tuition for the four years. I'm not sure how the scholarships are at UCSD for either this year or future years as an out of state student. I've heard you can minor in electrical engineering, but I'm not sure how hard that would be.

I would really appreciate any perspectives on this, as well as some perspectives on the value of the degree from both, and if its worth investing in a CS degree. I'm honestly just really worried about getting an internship and job placement.

As the title says, I'm quite conflicted on what to do. I originally committed to ASU Barrett (in state), and got into the NGSC Program for CS. This gives me full tuition for all four years and allows me to be a part of this organization, which makes people work in teams on projects along with trips for bonding experiences. If I attend here I planned to do the CS on AI track, which is pretty new, but I'm not able to minor in Electrical Engineering.

I ended up getting off the waitlist today for UCSD for CS in the Muir College, and get no aid, so it would be oos tuition for the four years. I'm not sure how the scholarships are at UCSD for either this year or future years as an out of state student. I've heard you can minor in electrical engineering, but I'm not sure how hard that would be.

I would really appreciate any perspectives on this, as well as some perspectives on the value of the degree from both, and if its worth investing in a CS degree. I'm honestly just really worried about getting an internship and job placement.