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I have committed to Cornell University and intend to pursue computer science to move on to practice software development later," said Barnes. "Today is an exciting day for me and my family, and I look forward to working with Cornell’s College of Engineering over the course of my undergraduate education.
FILE - Maliq and his family during a news conference May 5, 2023, announcing his final college decision. (IHSNO)Cornell University is the best place for Barnes to pursue his desired undergraduate degree, he explained during a Friday news conference. "I would like to go to a school that would set me up the best and give me a quality education.
And for what it is that I’m trying to do, for my undergraduate education, I want to do computer science. Cornell is the best Ivy League for engineering.