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To get some candidate schools, you may want to take a look at rankings (e.g. US News) for Ph.D. programs in computer science -- if you're actually sure you want to do CS, as people's tastes often change in college. The specific rankings are not to be taken seriously, but the top, say, 50 schools on such a list will all have a lot more than a "Java and C++ curriculum", and schools with strong Ph.D. programs usually offer plenty of undergrad research opportunities as well. The usual suspects are on this list but there are many others you may not know about.

This at least avoids the "Java/C++ problem", but of course, there are many other very important factors to consider in choosing a school, and in particular, you should go with the best all-round school you have as an option, not the one that has a slightly "better" CS program but not much else.