I recall colleges complaining that not enough people were majoring in CS just a few years back. All of our jobs were going to be done in India soon, anyway. T

I recall colleges complaining that not enough people were majoring in CS just a few years back. All of our jobs were going to be done in India soon, anyway. This sort of thing goes in cycles, just like startups and the economy. Jobs in the Bay Area for CS majors are in high demand now, so that's where people are majoring. The situation will change and then there will be newly minted CS grads wishing they had majored in something else. And then there's this counterpoint: http://voices.washingtonpost.com/campus-overload/2011/03/why_so_few_computer_science_ma.html http://voices.washingtonpost.com/campus-overload/2011/03/why... Maybe the Stanford situation isn't going on all over?