[SmG Pulse]

Oh btw, My major would be Aeronautical Engineering, not CS...

@Ray, U of T?, that's the name? Link pl0x.

[Ray88]

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[Alloy]

Oh, and Oregon is the number one state with nanotechnology, making computer chips and other stuff that the naked eye can't even see. So they must have a pretty good university with computer science. Anyway, I think all the universities are pretty swell. Any scholarships available?

[Ray88]

Yeah science is ranked 300 in the world. :lol:

[Alloy]

I would go for Purdue.

http://worldranking.blogspot.com/2010/02...kings.html

I checked them all and Purdue topped them all and they are ranked 18 for Computer Science and IT.

Second choice is Arizona.

[Ray88]

Btw thats 2011
for 2012:
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Purdue University is 44th

[Knight]

No Purdue, le nubs no offer scholarships to international students D:

[Alloy]

Then which college offers you a scholarship?

[Beasty]

Look at these nubz, oregon? :lol:

Massachusetts = best colleges on the planet

Boston University, Bristol (good CC), Harvard, the list goes on.

Im gonna be the guy who says the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Its the Harvard of IT schools. Not exaggerating at all.

Now, im of course assuming that you got the stuff to get in there because we have some pretty asian people in this clan (cough ray cough) but dear lord, DONT GO TO ITT, you wont get a job you wont learn anything and you just loose money! Heard nothing good about that place, there are reports of people in the IT field who put ITT On there resume and DIDNT get a job because of it

[Alloy]

The good colleges in Massachusetts is the best college because it is heavily advertised. There'll be a professor in the 110th rank in college that can outsmart the best professor in Harvard.