<p>@Kaukuna - I don’t think that being a “Renaissance man” would give you any advantage as a computer scientist. In fact, it would very likely make you a worse one; someone splitting time between CS and humanities would inevitably be worse than someone completely focused on CS.</p>
<p>I agree that several schools, most notably CMU and Caltech as mentioned, have pretty terrible humanities programs. MIT has a decent one from what I’ve heard, but if one is looking for a school at the absolute top in both areas, Stanford and Berkeley would fit the bill. Harvard would also not be a bad choice, although it does not have a tip-top CS program like the California schools.</p>