[wolfmanstout]

Sure, they get a job when they're 20, but what about ten years down the line when their language/framework-specific training is obsolete?

Also, it's hard to imagine that such narrow training is going to produce creative engineers. Although great schools like MIT may focus on science/tech, they have more than just CS as a major, and a lot of what comes out of these places is interdisciplinary.

[rsheridan6]

It's questionable whether the extra work time they get by graduating early will is worth the high tuition anyway, when they could do just as well at a state school or maybe even a community college.