Master's in Computer Science for non-CS students | Universities in the USA

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Computer Science is rapidly becoming a popular field of choice for many students. If you don't have an undergraduate background in CS who want to pursue it for their Master's, it's difficult because most universities require a bachelor's in CS. In this video, we have a list of different universities in the US that non-CS students can apply to for CS programs in their post graduation. Let us know if this helped!

List of programs:

1. MCIT @ University of Pennsylvania
For non-CS students
https://gradadm.seas.upenn.edu/master...

2. NYU Tandon Bridge course then MS in CS
MS in CS is open but prefer students with CS background. If you don't have it, take the 6-month bridge program from NYU for $1850 to get prepared. Also makes you eligible for other few other decent universities.
https://engineering.nyu.edu/academics...
https://engineering.nyu.edu/academics...

3. Boston University
Accept students with a somewhat CS background. If you took ECE or a program with a few CS courses, you should be eligible.
https://www.bu.edu/cs/masters/admissi...

4. Georgia Tech
Same deal. Gotta have a somewhat CS background.
https://www.cc.gatech.edu/ms-computer...

5. University of Chicago
Accepts students from all backgrounds.
https://masters.cs.uchicago.edu/page/...

Our full list for US universities: https://sachinpullil.com/ms-in-comput...