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It is interesting. My two theories would be a) people at top schools follow these meta-discussions more and are therefore are more likely to be ahead of trend b
by fasthands9 1y ago
It is interesting. My two theories would be a) people at top schools follow these meta-discussions more and are therefore are more likely to be ahead of trend b) someone who could do comp-sci at Stanford could easily become something like a doctor, but at small schools there's not an obvious second option that's also high earning.
- techpineapple 1y agoThat’s interesting, so maybe - Stanford enrolls say 50k people and lets the chips fall where they may in terms of majors and doesn’t like prescriptively try and recruit x numbers of comp sci majors. — and the chips are falling away from CS. Or they are recruiting for growth, but as students progress the natural rate of major change is not as biased towards CS.
- bookofjoe 1y ago>...Stanford enrolls say 50k people... Class of 2028 Profile: 1,693 students enrolled https://facts.stanford.edu/academics/freshmen-class-profile/ https://facts.stanford.edu/academics/freshmen-class-profile/
- techpineapple 1y agoHaha, wow was I off, but my point was more about the shape of how things get distributed :-)