The Top Computer Science Colleges in the US

Computer science attracts many bright, young minds due to its integration into a variety of careers, such as medicine, physics, chemistry, video game design and marketing. To achieve the best education possible in computer science, many students choose the top programs in the country, which include Carnegie Mellon University, MIT and Stanford, according to US News & World Report's 2010 rankings.
  1. Carnegie Mellon University

    • Ranked as the top computer science school in the nation by US News & World report, Carnegie Mellon University offers undergraduate and graduate degrees. The computer science department handles the undergraduate students and also sponsors the doctoral students. Master's degree students can choose from three areas specializations: robotics, machine learning and language technologies. The robotics field also is part of a five-year track, where students earn a bachelor's and master's degree. Plus, the school provides six computer science institutes where students research classwork.

      Carnegie Mellon University
      School of Computer Science
      5000 Forbes Ave.
      Pittsburgh, PA 15213
      412-268-8525
      cmu.edu

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology

    • Students enrolled at MIT and studying computer science have a number of degree options, including bachelor of science, master of science and master of engineering degrees. The school provides a thesis program for academically exceptional bachelor's and master's degree candidates, pairing students with industry professionals. Students spend the majority of their research time at the Stata Center which opened in 2004. The curricula features independent research projects and a foundation in basic engineering and computer science that the school maintains gives students an immediate advantage in the professional world.

      Massachusetts Institute of Technology
      Room 38-401
      Cambridge, MA 02139
      617-253-4603
      mit.edu

    Stanford University

    • Prospective students have several degree options in both undergraduate and graduate studies. Master's degree candidates have 10 areas of specialization, including artificial intelligence, security and systems. The master's program also accommodates part-time or online studies. The school's computer science doctorate program includes two years of study and experience working as a teaching fellow or course assistant. The main hub of research takes place at the Gates Computer Science Building, named after Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates.

      Stanford University
      Department of Computer Science
      353 Serra Mall
      Stanford, CA 94305
      650-723-2273
      stanford.edu

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