So, the key to high speed rail is to encourage TWO projects with a total estimated cost of $75B. And to do this by adding incentives worth ANOTHER $10B. All for a transportation mode that has not been well excepted historically. Wow. Why not.

I am committed to voting for any candidate who will do away with the anachronistic concept of Daylight Savings Time. I am a morning person--let there be light.

Your question is an unimplementable Abstract Class. Perhaps you should try strong typing on the schools. What kind of technical school? MIT? DeVry? What liberal arts school? Penn?

The type of school matters much less than the quality of the CS department. But, I guess if needed to tell you that, you might be headed for the wrong major anyways.

A quick peek at the top rated CS schools http://www.greguide.com/comps.html/ shows a relatively even split between technical, liberal arts, and general colleges and universities