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Fewer computer science students graduate from Stanford. What comes next?

The number of undergraduate computer science bachelor degrees conferred by Stanford University in 2026 decreased by 70 people – almost 14 percent – compared to the year before.

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Fewer computer science students graduate from Stanford. What comes next?

The number of undergraduate computer science bachelor degrees conferred by Stanford University in 2026 decreased by 70 people – almost 14 percent – compared to the year before.

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Palo Alto Online broke the news 9 hours ago on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.

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Fewer computer science students graduate from Stanford. What comes next?

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Fewer computer science students graduate from Stanford. What comes next?

The decline reflects slower hiring at major tech firms and growing competition from mid-career workers, while Stanford conferred 70 fewer CS bachelor degrees.

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