I'm sure those are good schools, but I would get a BSCS from a nationally known school, Utah State, BYU. In a tech hub like Seattle, San Jose, etc you can go t

I'm sure those are good schools, but I would get a BSCS from a nationally known school, Utah State, BYU. In a tech hub like Seattle, San Jose, etc you can go to 2-3 meetups per week at major tech companies. Options are kind of limited in SLC. If you go through a BS program, usually you can find a job through your school's job fair, or ask your advisor or another prof if they have any contacts.