This slide deck is misleading. CS is supply constrained, not demand.
I went to UW and wanted to major in computer science. At that time (1997), they accepted 80 students per year into the program.
80.
Guess how many students applied to the program every year? More than 1500. The supply was/is so constrained they do not consider anybody with less than a 3.9 GPA.
Even today, as per the slide deck, These schools accept 400, 800 students. How many do you think are applying?
That could be an "it depends". I can believe a lot of public universities have quotas on CS undergrads (and other majors, especially ones that require labs, and until recently as these things go that was a big issue for CS), but it's the mark of a good private school that if an undergraduate wants to major in X, they'll find a way. CMU is the only exception I know to this, has a quota of about 135 CS students the last time I checked.
I went to UW and wanted to major in computer science. At that time (1997), they accepted 80 students per year into the program.
80.
Guess how many students applied to the program every year? More than 1500. The supply was/is so constrained they do not consider anybody with less than a 3.9 GPA.
Even today, as per the slide deck, These schools accept 400, 800 students. How many do you think are applying?