It's going to be a major problem at a school like UVA. You're extremely unlikely to get in without ECs. It's definitely going to hurt you at VaTech, but it wont break you like it will at UVA. A lot of this depends on what classes you took, what high school you went to and your SAT and SAT II scores.B05T0N

So if you were to rank the requierments in importance what would it be? I would thin, and hope, that it is:

1. GPA

2. SAT scores

3. AP classes- class difficulty

4. Extra Curricullar

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[QUOTE="ash_godinho"]How important are extra curricular activities in college applications? I had a 4.0 GPA right now in high school and completed 2 AP classes(6 college credits). I take no activities at all. Do I stand a good chance of getting into a college like UVA or Virginia Tech,jiggidyjiggidy

make something up. skew. they're looking for liars. it's university.

Do they check?

The difference is simple. ****ing computers vs hand ****ing computers.aaaaarrrrggggg

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COMPUTER SCIENCE - Software Engineering, Creating Algorhythms, Software, Games,....Everything SOFTWARE

COMPUTER ENGINEERING - Hardware Engineering, Development of Hardware, CPU, GPU, MOTHERBOARDS, etc.

-D3MO-

I see. So Comp Engineering is like working in a lab making hardware?

[QUOTE="ash_godinho"]

What I ment to say was. which do you think will have better career oppertunites and room for growth?

blooddemon666

Is there any way I can implement a business or finance career with these degrees?

[QUOTE="ash_godinho"]So in your opinion, which is better?lupinelope

What I ment to say was. which do you think will have better career oppertunites and room for growth?