I went through the same decision and I chose Ursinus College, a liberal arts school. Over my time here, I have seen lots of other schools through internships, and I found that I know far more than most of my tech school friends. Make sure you talk to the CS professors before you decide, but the right professors can use the small size to help you learn more than a tech school could possibly ever teach you.
I've been studying abroad here for almost 2 months and I really want to move here. I have found that despite America being so "free", it's really not. Everything in Europe to me has seemed a lot more open and free. I don't know too much about the government yet, but so far I've liked what I've seen.
The only thing keeping me from moving here is college, i still have one more year. After that, however, it'll depend on what kind of work I can find.
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I went through the same decision and I chose Ursinus College, a liberal arts school. Over my time here, I have seen lots of other schools through internships, and I found that I know far more than most of my tech school friends. Make sure you talk to the CS professors before you decide, but the right professors can use the small size to help you learn more than a tech school could possibly ever teach you.
I've been studying abroad here for almost 2 months and I really want to move here. I have found that despite America being so "free", it's really not. Everything in Europe to me has seemed a lot more open and free. I don't know too much about the government yet, but so far I've liked what I've seen.
The only thing keeping me from moving here is college, i still have one more year. After that, however, it'll depend on what kind of work I can find.