Q: I have been accepted by both Stanford and Harvard. Which school should I go?
ChatGPT: Congratulations on being accepted to both Stanford and Harvard! Both universities are highly regarded and offer excellent educational opportunities.
The decision of which school to attend ultimately depends on your individual preferences, goals, and needs. Here are some factors to consider:
Academic Programs: Both Stanford and Harvard have strong academic programs in a wide range of fields. Research the specific programs and courses that interest you to see which university offers the best fit. Location: Stanford is located in California, while Harvard is located in Massachusetts. Consider which location you prefer in terms of climate, culture, and access to opportunities. Campus Culture: Each university has its own unique campus culture. Consider the social scene, extracurricular activities, and student organizations to see which one aligns with your interests and values. Cost: Consider the cost of attendance, including tuition, housing, and other expenses, and weigh the financial aid packages offered by each university. Career Opportunities: Look into the career services and alumni networks of both universities to see which one can provide you with the best opportunities for your future career goals.
Ultimately, the decision is a personal one, and you should choose the school that you feel will provide you with the best overall experience and opportunities for your future.
Q: My intended major is computer science. Given this new information, which school shall I choose?
ChatGPT: Both Stanford and Harvard have highly regarded computer science programs, so you can't go wrong with either choice. However, there are some factors you may want to consider specifically for computer science:
Curriculum: Look into the specific computer science courses and programs offered by each school. Consider factors such as class size, breadth and depth of coursework, and opportunities for hands-on experience and research. Faculty: Research the computer science faculty at each school to see if there are any professors whose research interests align with yours. Consider the accessibility and quality of the faculty as well. Resources: Consider the resources available for computer science students at each school, such as computing facilities, software licenses, and research labs. Industry Connections: Look into the industry connections and career opportunities for computer science students at each school. This can include partnerships with tech companies, internship opportunities, and alumni networks. Location: Consider the location of each school in terms of its proximity to tech hubs and opportunities in the field of computer science.
Overall, both Stanford and Harvard have excellent computer science programs, so you should choose the school that you feel will provide you with the best opportunities for your personal and academic growth.
Q: For Harvard, I was admitted to the Harvard / New England Conservatory of Music dual degree program, which enables me to continue to train in music performance professionally. That is the attraction there. But I am unsure on whether I will pursue music as a career - most likely not. Stanford is exceptionally strong in computer science, but of course it does not offer conservatory-level music training. This is really a dilemma. Given the new information, which school shall I choose?
ChatGPT: It sounds like you have a unique decision to make, as you are weighing two very different academic paths. Ultimately, the decision should come down to what you feel is the best fit for you and your personal and academic goals.
If you are passionate about music and see it as an integral part of your life, then the Harvard / New England Conservatory of Music dual degree program may be a great fit for you, even if you are unsure about pursuing music as a career. The program will allow you to continue your music performance training at a high level while also pursuing a degree in computer science from Harvard.
On the other hand, if computer science is your top priority and you are committed to pursuing it as a career, then Stanford's exceptional computer science program may be the best fit for you. Keep in mind that Stanford is located in the heart of Silicon Valley, which may provide you with unique opportunities for internships and networking in the tech industry.
Ultimately, you should consider what you are most passionate about and what will make you happiest in the long run. It is also worth considering the potential for flexibility in your academic and career paths - you may have the opportunity to pursue music or computer science in a variety of ways, even if you choose one over the other as your primary academic focus.
具体说，不是简单的S和H，而是S和H/NEC双学位（包括音乐）之间的选择。NEC= New England Conservatory of Music.
准备学CS。如果简单地选S或H，大概率会选S（有option可以只选H不选NEC，但暂时不考虑这个option）。
H/NEC五年制双学位，四年本科，第五年音乐硕士。这个项目每年招约5-7名学生。（学费要多交一年，另外前四年每年还要多交大约一万给NEC，但这不是主要考虑因素）。Upside是继续专业的音乐训练，并到东部见世面，或者说体验不一样的环境。Downside是CS不如S, 五年制音乐硕士增加不确定性。
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C/J四年变5年，要考试。
H/N5年变4年，就是放弃了。
都有利有弊。
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Q: I have been accepted by both Stanford and Harvard. Which school should I go?
ChatGPT: Congratulations on being accepted to both Stanford and Harvard! Both universities are highly regarded and offer excellent educational opportunities.
The decision of which school to attend ultimately depends on your individual preferences, goals, and needs. Here are some factors to consider:
Academic Programs: Both Stanford and Harvard have strong academic programs in a wide range of fields. Research the specific programs and courses that interest you to see which university offers the best fit. Location: Stanford is located in California, while Harvard is located in Massachusetts. Consider which location you prefer in terms of climate, culture, and access to opportunities. Campus Culture: Each university has its own unique campus culture. Consider the social scene, extracurricular activities, and student organizations to see which one aligns with your interests and values. Cost: Consider the cost of attendance, including tuition, housing, and other expenses, and weigh the financial aid packages offered by each university. Career Opportunities: Look into the career services and alumni networks of both universities to see which one can provide you with the best opportunities for your future career goals.Ultimately, the decision is a personal one, and you should choose the school that you feel will provide you with the best overall experience and opportunities for your future.
Q: My intended major is computer science. Given this new information, which school shall I choose?
ChatGPT: Both Stanford and Harvard have highly regarded computer science programs, so you can't go wrong with either choice. However, there are some factors you may want to consider specifically for computer science:
Curriculum: Look into the specific computer science courses and programs offered by each school. Consider factors such as class size, breadth and depth of coursework, and opportunities for hands-on experience and research. Faculty: Research the computer science faculty at each school to see if there are any professors whose research interests align with yours. Consider the accessibility and quality of the faculty as well. Resources: Consider the resources available for computer science students at each school, such as computing facilities, software licenses, and research labs. Industry Connections: Look into the industry connections and career opportunities for computer science students at each school. This can include partnerships with tech companies, internship opportunities, and alumni networks. Location: Consider the location of each school in terms of its proximity to tech hubs and opportunities in the field of computer science.Overall, both Stanford and Harvard have excellent computer science programs, so you should choose the school that you feel will provide you with the best opportunities for your personal and academic growth.
Q: For Harvard, I was admitted to the Harvard / New England Conservatory of Music dual degree program, which enables me to continue to train in music performance professionally. That is the attraction there. But I am unsure on whether I will pursue music as a career - most likely not. Stanford is exceptionally strong in computer science, but of course it does not offer conservatory-level music training. This is really a dilemma. Given the new information, which school shall I choose?
ChatGPT: It sounds like you have a unique decision to make, as you are weighing two very different academic paths. Ultimately, the decision should come down to what you feel is the best fit for you and your personal and academic goals.
If you are passionate about music and see it as an integral part of your life, then the Harvard / New England Conservatory of Music dual degree program may be a great fit for you, even if you are unsure about pursuing music as a career. The program will allow you to continue your music performance training at a high level while also pursuing a degree in computer science from Harvard.
On the other hand, if computer science is your top priority and you are committed to pursuing it as a career, then Stanford's exceptional computer science program may be the best fit for you. Keep in mind that Stanford is located in the heart of Silicon Valley, which may provide you with unique opportunities for internships and networking in the tech industry.
Ultimately, you should consider what you are most passionate about and what will make you happiest in the long run. It is also worth considering the potential for flexibility in your academic and career paths - you may have the opportunity to pursue music or computer science in a variety of ways, even if you choose one over the other as your primary academic focus.
如果不是典型的题目里说到的那种娃，就无脑选H。
而H选择比较多，同时做钢琴的也不少，在S几乎没有。
我唯一做的就是给足钱，让她自由自在做自己喜欢的。现在的结果是：她对钱无所谓：）说是对物质享受没兴趣，更追求career 成功
所以我会让孩子自己选
我觉得还是看娃性格。如果是那种开朗阳光，思想很活跃，喜欢交友，有creative thinking的能力，理科又很拔尖的，选S over H 可能更适合。
我家也是同时中了H和S，但我娃不是上面所说的类型，所以无脑选了H。
是关键。
因为你没时间去参加各种clubs和活动，那才是大学生活的重点。最后两边疲于奔命，都没搞好。选一头吧，另一边当爱好继续玩。
因为，娃知道他要啥。
一个人的时间，精力都是有限的。多出些时间社交，玩耍，认识朋友更值得。
如果真爱，她会毫不犹豫地选择H，如果觉得自己只是一路过关斩将，不知不觉就走到这一步，当然应该去S。在加州S学CS是得天独厚的条件。
也是CS，大二开始intern, 大四就有了挺好的CS工作，好像没用五年，表面看和其他CS孩子出路区别不大，以后也不打算搞音乐，但听说音乐才是他的真爱，小中没那么多家底可以只搞音乐。你女儿如果不喜欢音乐不会报名H这个program , 让她放弃估计很不舍，让她自己决定吧，同时考虑一下我说的 commute 时间，我女儿当年放弃了艺术双学位，因为那个art school 哪怕坐他们大学的shuttle 路上也会堵车一小时， 波士顿地方不大，traffic 能把娃整疯，地铁红线整天修理，绿线不坏但是比走路还慢 哈哈
乐器一般都要花很多时间。Vocal相对较少。
在H的学位是经济
在NYU斯登读了博士，去大学做了tenure track assistant professor.
如果重点是CS，那S的资源无以伦比。
可怜天下父母心
还可以拼车
用脑子应该选S，用心选大概是H/NEC
知道有带乐器的学生被Uber司机要求乐器放在trunk里面，学生说我的乐器不能离手。乐器的价值大概超过了Uber汽车:-)。至少voice的学生没这个问题。
As long as she can suppoort herself
Understands that it is exceptionally difficult to pursue a career in music
而是S的CS比H强太多了，和MiT, CMU, UCB 相当。