Masters in computer science | MS in CS | Best ROI universities in US for 2025 and beyond

[@Edflight]

Note: MIT is currently NOT accepting external candidates for CSE SM. Also, MIT is currently not offering terminal MS in CS in EECS department.

[@ugotisa]

About Berkeley, if you want to do only ms, their batch size is very low, it clearly states that on the website and they urge you to do ms+phd, other than that they also don't have a non thesis option and for that they have made meng cs

[@jitendrachandnani6967]

Sir, could you pls advise if UIUC Masters in computer science MCS program ( without thesis) carries the same value as MS CS program ( with thesis) in the Job market or does one program have an edge over the other in job scenario?

[@m.imranshahzad3868]

Thanks for such an informative video. Please make a list of universities where the cost of attendance (COA: Tuition+living expenses) should be less than $50K per year. Also create the same ROI based list for other programs like MSDS/MSAI/MSEE/MSME/MSIE etc. Once again, thanks!

[@RiyaadhBukhsh]

Simple, digestible, brief, great video, greater information and insights. Thank you.

[@Edflight]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@hrishii.02]

Not mentioning UCSD before UCI and UCD?!

[@slaydesequeira2387]

Where are you getting data from? University websites itself? Is there any trusted website i can use that has accurate unbiased data to see colleges that match my profile?

[@hrishii.02]

UW Madison? It is also cheap and the average starting salary is 128K and it is also highly ranked!

[@mohit4902]

Its hard to get interview calls from cheap universities unfortunately

[@shagunprasad4592]

Their acceptance rate for mscs is ~4%. so highly selective

[@Kathleenkatty]

What do you think about Cornell tech? It is only one year and it is located near of New York

[@Edflight]

@@Kathleenkatty not a big fan of it.

[@shreyashelke6681]

Sir please guide me about any consultancy or any institution ,which should be authentic , for helping student to MS in CS at USA

[@babysunoj8103]

SOMEBODY PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO ABOUT ECONOMICAL UNIVERSITIES IN USA FOR MIDDLE CLASS STUDENTS FROM INDIA FOR MS IN BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING. ITS ALL ABOUT COMPUTER SCIENCE IN ALMOST ALL SITES AND BLOGS!!! Is CSU Long Beach a good option for Masters in BME or is SJSU the better one?

[@tanithakur6252]

another informative video as always.

[@amoljande]

They also have online program . If someone is working here will it be benificial doing online from India

[@shreyashelke6681]

Very informative video

[@hariboppudi1279]

Sir, How to contact you for M.S.in USA

[@udaykiranramaraju4985]

Hello sir, what's your take on north eastern university(NEU) boston

[@Edflight]

@@udaykiranramaraju4985 👍

[@udaykiranramaraju4985]

Is it okay sir, can i pursue my masters over there?

[@Edflight]

@ yup

[@criccode2993]

Are there some good programs for which lor's are not required?

[@marvelfans1809]

Sir please make for Data science course

[@arshiafatima2119]

Which university is good for Masters in cloud computing please please suggest me

[@shagunprasad4592]

Sir i did some research and found out that UNC-chapel hill's MSCS: Computer Sciences program had an sdmit rate of ~4.2 previous year. Does it still make it a good school for applying?

[@Edflight]

UNC -CH is a good school. You can keep it in your ambitious list if you think your profile is on the average side. In the end, it all depends on the profile, and how you present yourself (in SOP) to admission committee and how good your LORs are. Make sure to apply universities from ambitious, good match and safety categories. Safeties are as important as ambitious schools are.

[@iskander888]

Thank you. What about UK and scholarships list?

[@Ejikesdiary]

All the universities you mentioned have very low acceptance rate

[@7osb]

MIT does not offer an MSCS application for non-MIT students.

[@Edflight]

Yup, MIT is currently only taking its own students for CSE SM. And also not offering terminal MS in CS in EECS department either. Kinda sucks !

[@ujjwalgupta23]

Where are UW(Dub), UW madison, UCSD, Umass Amherst?

[@myhonestreview3867]

Please make an best ROI for MEM program us universities

[@nithinreddy3865]

WHAT ABOUT UF MS CS

[@Edflight]

It’s a good program

[@nmamit-junaid2258]

Sir can we connect

[@pablopelaez9196]

hi! do any one has a similar analysis about universities in Canada for data science programs?

[@NIKHILR30]

What about George Washington university for cs?

[@999venkat1]

Amd also university of south Florida is worth?

[@naitikbhavsar4195]

What about SJSU ?

[@iskander888]

With gpa 2.5 out of 4 what chances..??

[@darshantawte7435]

I know these are great universities but 33k $/yr (or 66K$ for 2yrs that too just for tution fees is no joke). I am not sure how a middle class average student can afford it unless he/she gets substantial scholarship.

[@Edflight]

You are right, absolutely right. I agree with you. But look at the ROI, it’s very high. If you spend that much, or take a loan, You are gonna earn that back in just 1 years. It’s the risk/reward calculation you need to do for yourself .

[@darshantawte7435]

​@@Edflight Yeah true, but consider the market scenario as well. I don't want to be rude but i work as a senior SDE and have some friends and colleagues doing or have completed their MS(some even from USC or other major colleges), but majority of them have'nt done any internships , have zero job offers. I don't understand how can someone with 30+ lakhs loan earn that back in 1 year. Its absolutely impossible even if you work in MAANG companies. This is the case for CS/IT , the picture looks worse for other branches. Certainly its a risk/reward game , but the stakes are too high now and can seriously damage someone's life savings/finances (especially lower middle class people) so i would recommend a make an informed descision if you can't afford one.

[@Edflight]

@@darshantawte7435 I totally respect your opinion and trust your sources, but I can also present 100s of examples of students I know of or worked with who have gone through the process, got the loan, paid off in 1year and now working, debt free. Again, it’s a risk/reward calculation. It’s not gonna happen by itself, if you don’t take some risk in life. And what I have learned over last one and half decade, smart people always find their way out in US( or in anywhere, in general). It’s my experience. Again, other people may have different experience, different opinion. If I can make my way to USA, study totally free of cost, earn MS and PHD - two degrees spending ZERO dollar on tuition, I think anyone can do that too: study totally free. I was not an exceptional student, nor I was from TOP institute from India, pretty average guy, just like the majority. I am not trying to convince you, just letting you know there are 100s of people who have studied free of cost, and 100s of people who paid off the loan in 1 yr. In the end, I would say: take a decision you are comfortable with. Take care.

[@Saideep101]

@@Edflightthat’s the reply I was looking for everyone so negative about the situation to move us for masters and I get that working hard will definitely pay off in future!

[@Saideep101]

@@Edflightalso i decided for masters in cybersecurity at Texas in UT at Dallas before this video and also u recommended UT at Austin which one would be better for me will I have chance in future for cybersecurity?

[@matveykokin4879]

I did chemistry as an undegrad and want to respecialise to CS. Are there any MS programs (that specifically take non-CS students) in the US you would recommend looking at? Thank you!

[@shadmansoudho4438]

No,are you mad?you will be lost if you come to CS.Give it a thought

[@sonalibhosale7189]

Carnegie Mellon accepts candidates with non tech background provided you have stellar research papers/ projects or relevant work experience in the field you are applying for

[@pri38127]

Are these universities for electrical engineering programs also?😢

[@Edflight]

These universities are good for electrical as well. There are just 2-3 more universities that we want to add in future electrical engineering video.

[@pri38127]

@@Edflight thanks for sharing and please do make video on electrical engineering programs also. Is it really worth it to do ms in an embedded system in usa?

[@m.imranshahzad3868]

@@pri38127 Short answer: Yes!, it does worth it. But do your research like what are key locations/cities for the type of job titles/roles you'll be targeting after you graduate. To my knowledge; California, Texas and Florida have a very strong job market for electrical engineers.

[@shreyashelke6681]

Hello sir, your video is very informative and nice. But being a parent,,please guide us about any consultancy or any institute though which we can sent our child for MS in CS for USA.

[@Edflight]

@@shreyashelke6681 I am going to teach an online course this summer- Admission 102. Students who will take this course, will be able to apply to MS program in USA by themselves. They would not need any consultant or any agency. If you or your child is interested, you can register the interest by filling up this form below. When the course becomes online in the month of August, I will send the email to all. docs.google.com/forms/d/1or5gl-fFqPkpSl_htJOgU3LN4CnEjVs9RZSC3MwyjNw/edit#response=ACYDBNiOK8pd8WBHHZmGsph05Kk-0tOzbtjBc-6q-noa0OKU9cU8z3zk3eG-xpw-A7EzqsY

[@STOCKmarket-fo1fh]

If you guys are making 2lac a month don't come to the USA.

[@Dawnsunflower156]

I am earning 27000 a month🫤🫤

[@makethemostOfwhatYouGot]

hey can you explain more on this

[@gattunikhil1200]

What about Oregon state university?

[@Edflight]

Not in my top 10

[@ankitapatra2605]

I am planning to do MS in CS and planning for 20205 intake.Would you please guide me through the process and suggest universities best suited for my profile?CGPA:9.46,Duolingo-135,and worked on real life project.

[@Edflight]

You can fill up the form below and some from the team will contact you. docs.google.com/forms/d/1tlLkRi41Y0jWSH9J6WgqBIbD0T8RBNVuZP3xgt6fb3E/viewform?edit_requested=true#response=ACYDBNh0t0jOHmI8Y9FwujjzynBVeyqi2SEEnJ7khukSRyQH1eKbyOgmnh2jT4Y1VPDoE7M

[@prachipanchal717]

@ankitapatra2605 I am also planning for Ms in CS.

[@ankushgupta7398]

​@@prachipanchal717I'm also planning to do ms in usa in 2025 intake,... let's indulge in an orgy sometime there😊

[@999venkat1]

University of Florida... Not best To Ms in CS

[@shivamanand4615]

AWESOME

[@Aryan_Tyagi_0]

Plz make video for MS in Data Science

[@Edflight]

Will try

[@kg7299]

Are you serious? They dont care about what Uni you got your degree from. They care about what you know, your skills.

[@AmitSheth]

Yes-- you are the most important factor, followed by the demand for your area of exeprtise (how many employers are looking for employes in that area), your advisor and his/her ecosystem (if you specialize and have indepth expertise, you are far more valuable - and this requires working ina lab on interesting projects on important topics; access to alumni from your group) - no one care to hire a student who just has done course work and class projects and has no exposure to the real world complexity such as what you get through an internship), etc. IF you have a good internship, the chance of getting an offer from that company skyrockets.

[@keeponalowkey5294]

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[@Edflight]

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