I am admittedly somewhat biased, since I have a Bachelor's in CS from CMU, but I'm not really seeing anything problematic here. (Not to mention, many CMU studen

I am admittedly somewhat biased, since I have a Bachelor's in CS from CMU, but I'm not really seeing anything problematic here. (Not to mention, many CMU students will take on minors as well, though I'm totally blanking on whether a minor is required.) Modern Regression is a 400-level statistics course at a school that values statistics and AI. Many of the higher-level electives will involve sophisticated projects--not 2 semester capstones to be sure, but month-or-longer open ended projects. Not really sure what you're expecting out of undergrad programs, to be honest.