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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
US and global employability rankings of universities' graduates. I have to admit that I'm kind of scratching my head at a few of the universities that we're ranked higher than, but I'm not complaining. Seventeenth in the US (3rd among publics sandwiched between Berkeley and UCLA) and 57th globally is pretty damned good.
US Rank 2018 Graduate Employability Rank 2018 Graduate Employability Rank 2017 University State City
1 1 2 Harvard University Massachusetts Cambridge
2 2 1 California Institute of Technology California Pasadena
3 3 4 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Massachusetts Cambridge
4 5 7 Stanford University California Stanford
5 7 11 Princeton University New Jersey Princeton
6 8 10 Yale University Connecticut New Haven
7 14 3 Columbia University New York New York City
8 15 43 New York University New York New York City
9 21 28 Johns Hopkins University Maryland Baltimore
10 22 20 University of California, Berkeley California Berkeley
11 27 33 Dartmouth College New Hampshire Hanover
12 40 37 Duke University North Carolina Durham
13 41 97 Rice University Texas Houston
14 42 52 University of Chicago Illinois Chicago
15 47 42 Brown University Rhode Island Providence
16 54 39 Brigham Young University-Provo Utah Provo
17 57 107 Ohio State University Ohio Columbus
18 61 53 Carnegie Mellon University Pennsylvania Pittsburgh
19 62 40 University of California, Los Angeles California Los Angeles
20 65 51 Cornell University New York Ithaca
21 67 6 Boston University Massachusetts Boston
22 68 NR Tufts University Massachusetts Medford
23 93 117 Georgia Institute of Technology Georgia Atlanta
24 94 95 Georgetown University Washington DC
25 106 93 University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Philadelphia
26 109 115 University of Texas at Austin Texas Austin
27 115 106 Northwestern University Illinois Evanston
28 118 110 Texas A&M University Texas College Station
29 125 132 Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey New Jersey New Brunswick
30 126 114 Purdue University Indiana West Lafayette
31 135 86 University of Southern California California Los Angeles
32 136 NR George Washington University Washington DC
33 145 NR University of Boston, Massachusetts Massachusetts Boston
34 148 NR Vanderbilt University Tennessee Nashville
=35 150-200 NR Arizona State University Arizona Tempe
=35 150-200 NR Brandeis University Massachusetts Waltham
=35 150-200 56 University of California, San Francisco California San Diego
=35 150-200 NR Case Western Reserve University Ohio Cleveland
=35 150-200 NR Florida Institute of Technology Florida Melbourne
=35 150-200 NR University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Illinois Champaign
=35 150-200 128 University of Michigan Michigan Ann Arbor
=35 150-200 NR Northeastern University Massachusetts Boston
=35 150-200 NR Pennsylvania State University Pennsylvania State College
=35 150-200 86 University of Southern California California Los Angeles
=35 150-200 NR Stony Brook University New York Stony Brook
=46 200-250 NR Babson College Massachusetts Wellesley
=46 200-250 NR Boston College Massachusetts Boston
=46 200-250 NR University of California, Santa Barbara California Santa Barbara
=46 200-250 NR Emory University Georgia Atlanta
=46 200-250 81 Michigan State University Michigan East Lansing
=46 200-250 NR University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill North Carolina Chapel Hill
=46 200-250 NR University of Notre Dame Indiana Notre Dame
=46 200-250 NR Pomona College California Claremont
=46 200-250 NR University of Virginia Virginia Charlottesville
=46 200-250 NR Washington University in St Louis Missouri St Louis
=46 200-250 NR University of Wisconsin-Madison Wisconsin Madison
US Rank 2018 Graduate Employability Rank 2018 Graduate Employability Rank 2017 University State City
1 1 2 Harvard University Massachusetts Cambridge
2 2 1 California Institute of Technology California Pasadena
3 3 4 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Massachusetts Cambridge
4 5 7 Stanford University California Stanford
5 7 11 Princeton University New Jersey Princeton
6 8 10 Yale University Connecticut New Haven
7 14 3 Columbia University New York New York City
8 15 43 New York University New York New York City
9 21 28 Johns Hopkins University Maryland Baltimore
10 22 20 University of California, Berkeley California Berkeley
11 27 33 Dartmouth College New Hampshire Hanover
12 40 37 Duke University North Carolina Durham
13 41 97 Rice University Texas Houston
14 42 52 University of Chicago Illinois Chicago
15 47 42 Brown University Rhode Island Providence
16 54 39 Brigham Young University-Provo Utah Provo
17 57 107 Ohio State University Ohio Columbus
18 61 53 Carnegie Mellon University Pennsylvania Pittsburgh
19 62 40 University of California, Los Angeles California Los Angeles
20 65 51 Cornell University New York Ithaca
21 67 6 Boston University Massachusetts Boston
22 68 NR Tufts University Massachusetts Medford
23 93 117 Georgia Institute of Technology Georgia Atlanta
24 94 95 Georgetown University Washington DC
25 106 93 University of Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Philadelphia
26 109 115 University of Texas at Austin Texas Austin
27 115 106 Northwestern University Illinois Evanston
28 118 110 Texas A&M University Texas College Station
29 125 132 Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey New Jersey New Brunswick
30 126 114 Purdue University Indiana West Lafayette
31 135 86 University of Southern California California Los Angeles
32 136 NR George Washington University Washington DC
33 145 NR University of Boston, Massachusetts Massachusetts Boston
34 148 NR Vanderbilt University Tennessee Nashville
=35 150-200 NR Arizona State University Arizona Tempe
=35 150-200 NR Brandeis University Massachusetts Waltham
=35 150-200 56 University of California, San Francisco California San Diego
=35 150-200 NR Case Western Reserve University Ohio Cleveland
=35 150-200 NR Florida Institute of Technology Florida Melbourne
=35 150-200 NR University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Illinois Champaign
=35 150-200 128 University of Michigan Michigan Ann Arbor
=35 150-200 NR Northeastern University Massachusetts Boston
=35 150-200 NR Pennsylvania State University Pennsylvania State College
=35 150-200 86 University of Southern California California Los Angeles
=35 150-200 NR Stony Brook University New York Stony Brook
=46 200-250 NR Babson College Massachusetts Wellesley
=46 200-250 NR Boston College Massachusetts Boston
=46 200-250 NR University of California, Santa Barbara California Santa Barbara
=46 200-250 NR Emory University Georgia Atlanta
=46 200-250 81 Michigan State University Michigan East Lansing
=46 200-250 NR University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill North Carolina Chapel Hill
=46 200-250 NR University of Notre Dame Indiana Notre Dame
=46 200-250 NR Pomona College California Claremont
=46 200-250 NR University of Virginia Virginia Charlottesville
=46 200-250 NR Washington University in St Louis Missouri St Louis
=46 200-250 NR University of Wisconsin-Madison Wisconsin Madison
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Zurp
I have misplaced my pants.
What about their chant, "That's alright, that's okay, you will work for us one day!" Doesn't seem to apply, anymore.
Dang. I hope I don't get fired in favor of an OSU grad, now.
Should they change their name to "Harvard of Ann Arbor, Xichigan"? Or maybe just quit being "Harvard" of anything?
[BWI]Yeah, well Ohio State is a football factory and people think WE have the culture problem. I don't agree with the results and therefore, the rankings are wrong.[/BWI]
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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
I always thought their chant was, "That's alright. That's okay. We didn't want to go to Chicago anyway!"
As for Michigan, One has to wonder whether their well deserved reputation for being smug jackoffs forever overcompensating for not getting into elite private schools has made them somewhat less desirable to hire than their school's overall reputation would suggest.
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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
Not really. Not counting branch campuses,
It's a great place if you're a conservative, preppy white kid from an upper middle class suburb of Chicago who didn't get into UIUC and wants to go somewhere to major in business and join a frat and be surrounded entirely by other conservative, preppy white kids from upper middle class suburbs who didn't get into their Big Ten campus and want to go somewhere to join a frat and major in business.
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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
Nope, never lost a girlfriend to them(though I had a couple that Fredo was more than welcome to), but I did once have a roommate who dated a recent graduate from there and she was more than enough. At the end of the day, it's a horrible place full of smug, self-satisfied people (at least Michigan actually is Michigan) and as an institution no other university in the world has tried harder to damage Ohio State than Fredo. So that place can pretty much........
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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
You really think it's harder to get into Fredo than Illinois? I'll post some numbers when I get home.
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sparcboxbuck
What happened to my ¤cash?
My bad. Read that as UIC... which would be typical of you to attempt to put Miami on UIC level.
Yes, Illinois acceptance standards are well in excess of Miami.
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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
I would never equate Miami (OH) and UIC. It's much more like a public version of Depauw.
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