Re:The REAL Ivy League... (Score 1)

For grad school, I'd agree, but for undergrad, I've been very satisfied with Dartmouth. There are some profs who aren't excellent teachers, but I've been phenomenally prepared for my internships. I think Algorithms and Theory of Computation were both excellent examples of a solid CS program. Of course, if we're comparing tech schools to liberal arts schools, there are many other things to consider. CS at Dartmouth is less than 20 majors a year, we've got opportunities to take considerable amounts of art and philosophy, and (I'd like to think) we're better for our rounded edges. Well-rounded nerds are definitely valuable at the places I've worked.