I'm a senior set to graduate this summer with an undergrad in both public relations and computer science. Decent general GPA (3.481 overall, 3.3-something for comp. sci major). I bungled a few of my computer science courses (namely operating systems and artificial intelligence, in addition to math courses such as Calc I/II - not all of them, though). I got C's in those, but my other coursework in both majors has been pretty great.
I have some non-CS work experience, namely working for an consulate (similar to an embassy). I've also done some freelance front-end development work for a professor at my university, as well as tech support work.
I was wondering where I might stand when it comes to graduate admissions. Is this what universities are looking for? I don't really have any research experience. I'm considering applying to New York City and NJ universities such as NYU, Stevens, etc.
Chances of Getting Into Grad School for Computer Science?
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I'm a senior set to graduate this summer with an undergrad in both public relations and computer science. Decent general GPA (3.481 overall, 3.3-something for comp. sci major). I bungled a few of my computer science courses (namely operating systems and artificial intelligence, in addition to math courses such as Calc I/II - not all of them, though). I got C's in those, but my other coursework in both majors has been pretty great.
I have some non-CS work experience, namely working for an consulate (similar to an embassy). I've also done some freelance front-end development work for a professor at my university, as well as tech support work.
I was wondering where I might stand when it comes to graduate admissions. Is this what universities are looking for? I don't really have any research experience. I'm considering applying to New York City and NJ universities such as NYU, Stevens, etc.