Computer Science and Electrical Engineering

[nvjt]

I am currently a student at the University of Waterloo in Canada enrolled in the Computer Science program. The Waterloo Computer Science undergraduate program is widely regarded as one of the elite in North America and we regularly come first place in computing competition against schools such as Stanford, Caltech and MIT. However, I wish to pursue my graduate studies at MIT. Is it possible to get acceptance into their Computer Science and Electrical Engineering program with just a Computer Science undergraduate degree? Or would I have to have a Electrical Engineering degree to be considered into the CS and EE program at MIT?

 

[Vanadium 50]

Your problem isn't your background. MIT's http://www.eecs.mit.edu/grad/faqs.html#1http://, says

We expect an applicant to have earned a Bachelor's degree by the time he/she registers in EECS, and possesses a very strong background in math, physics, computer science, or engineering. Admission is extremely competitive.

Your problem is that this took under 5 seconds to find on the web. If you don't have the ability or gumption to spend that 5 seconds to find it yourself, you don't have the right temperament for grad school. Any grad school.