AI anxiety and job uncertainty push Princeton’s Class of 2028 away from Computer Science majors
On a Friday afternoon on Cannon Green, a central lawn on Princeton University’s campus, the Class of 2028 gathered to mark a formal step in their academic journey. Departmental banners in orange and…
On a Friday afternoon on Cannon Green, a central lawn on Princeton University’s campus, the Class of 2028 gathered to mark a formal step in their academic journey. Departmental banners in orange and black lined the space, with food stalls and clusters of students moving between them. For many, Declaration Day was a moment of closure after two years of exploration. For the university, it also offered a clear picture of changing academic choices. A shift away from computer science This year’s declarations point to a noticeable change. Computer science, long one of the most sought-after fields, has seen a sharp decline.
