<p>I’m not quite sure I understand the double major of CS + finance. I don’t recall having seen such a combination. CS major don’t have much time in their sequence to pick up a dual major in finance, nor finance majors with CS. Perhaps there’s someone at Penn who’se done that. Anyway someone with a strong degree in finance doesn’t need an equal degree in CS for any jobs with which I’m familiar. So perhaps you should limit your question to CS.</p>
<p>Top Silicon Valley and their equals elsewhere recruit actively in top private universities, and top publics. Take top to mean top 20 or so in US News and World Reports. They also recruit in the top publics. Your SAT scores are low for the top privates.</p>
<p>My recommendation is that you get into your State’s flagship and major in CS and get a 3.7 + GPA. That job in CS in Silicon Valley will then very likely materialize.</p>