<p>I’m going to be getting a B.S. in chemical engineering, minor in computer science.</p>
<p>I’d like to see what you guys have to say about my prospects on getting into a solid~top CS masters program afterwards, since it’s an appealing option for me. No @ switch majors.</p>
<p>Minor in CS a stretch? I don’t know. If people can get a CS fortune100 interview with the minor, I feel I have a shot at getting into a MS program. </p>
<p>I’ll be taking 7 CS courses, so it’s not like I’m going in blind. I plan to take the core upper div CS classes we have here. That means system architecture, OS, algorithms. My free elective went to intro to AI, since we don’t have a compilers class. My grades are infinitely higher in CS-major classes (4.0 zzz) than in CHE-major classes (~3.6?), shame on me… but che is fun</p>
<p>Also, do you think taking web dev, databases, and another “fun” elective hurt my chances if those replaced system architecture, OS, and algorithms? Is this an obvious question? I think it might be. I’d still love to hear your thoughts, or history.</p>
<p>hopefully my friends don’t see this, they’ll never let me live it down :p</p>