Hey guys, ASU SE vs UNCC CS

More interested in AI field. Initially got admit in ASU, so compromised with AI subs as we are allowed only few subjects in that field in SE. With UNCC I can dig more in AI domain, but ASU ranking is much higher. So could anyone give any suggestions here wrt job opportunities and other stuff.

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Hey guys, ASU SE vs UNCC CS

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