Deciding between MIT, Stanford, and Harvard

[xrCalico23]

<p>I don’t know, I think I would pick MIT for CS. It depends on whether you want to focus solely on the engineering or if you want an atmosphere with a little of everything. However,</p>

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You should go to MIT or Stanford. No sense in going to a liberal arts school for engineering, unless you truly wanted a liberal arts education.

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<p>Stanford is just as much a liberal art college as Harvard. </p>

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Engineering-related businesses will FLOCK to schools like MIT, Stanford, Carnegie Mellon, Caltech, etc. So you can have the name “Harvard” on your diploma, or you can have an almost-as-prestigious name with a six-figure starting salary.

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<p>lol, I’m positively sure that you’ll get the same job opportunities and the same starting salary no matter which one of these three schools you end up graduating from. Honestly, the quality of the education you’ll get at all of these schools and even the job opportunities after graduation are pretty much the same; rather, it’s the atmosphere of the schools that’s different. I picked Harvard over MIT after I visited both, and I have my own reasons for doing so.</p>