I want to apply to one Ivy League as a super reach school. I’ve been wanting to apply computer science to most colleges
but wouldn’t say I’m really a “math person” and did poorly on the ACT math section. Also, my subject test scores are pretty much nonexistent. I’m not completely bent on CS and would be willing to go with another major in the future. My question is if I go undecided, will I have a worse chance of acceptance. Also, will I be unable to have CS as an option in the future?
Thanks for the help
Of the Ivy League schools that have divisional admissions, Cornell and Columbia have computer science in both the liberal arts and engineering divisions. Penn has computer science only in its engineering division.
It is not clear how different the selectivity between divisions is at these schools. Whatever difference there is, if any, all of them should be considered reaches.