Harvey Mudd vs Johns Hopkins

Hi! I'm a current high school senior from Canada (US dual citizen) and was recently admitted to Harvey Mudd and just got off the waitlist for Johns Hopkins. Which one has a better reputation for CS and finance? I'm not 100% sure that's what I want to do, but just want to make sure my options are kept open. Any advice or insight is greatly appreciated. Thank you so much! 

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Obv Hop bias (look at my history lol) but seriously. Harvey Mudd? Where even is that. I searched the major EB's linkedin pages and couldn't find a single Mudd alum. Hopkins obv has a small presence (~8ish top banks and another ~10 mid banks per year out of ~25 kids that seriously recruit) but this is a top school on par with any outside of HYPSM. See you in August

 

you didn't get into literally any other (top) college?

tbh, choose JHU if you want finance as an option or harvey mudd if you only want to do CS. but both are highkey ass for finance placement.

 

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