Hiring managers say these are the 25 best colleges in America

[Anonymous]

Here are the 25 schools hiring managers say are the best in the US:

1. Harvard University

2. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

3. Stanford University

4. Yale University

5. Princeton University

6. Duke University

7. Columbia University

8. University of Pennsylvania

9. Dartmouth College

10. University of California at Berkeley

11. TIE: California Institute of Technology

11. TIE: Cornell University

13. University of Chicago

14. US Naval Academy

15. Northwestern University

16. Georgetown University

17. University of Michigan at Ann Arbor

18. University of Virginia

19. Johns Hopkins University

20. US Military Academy

21. Carnegie Mellon University

22. Brown University

23. New York University

24. University of Notre Dame

25. Boston College

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/hiring-managers-25-best-schools-161911937.html

[Anonymous]

Go NAVY!

[Anonymous]

Best universities, corrected that for you.

[Anonymous]

Sounds about right

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Best universities, corrected that for Emmie Martin.

Corrected that for you.

OP is not saying they are colleges, Emmie Martin did.

[Anonymous]

Which fields? I've been in business for a long time (and have Ivy League university degrees) and, to be honest, the most successful business people I've observed tend to come from less "name-brand" schools. A savvy recruiter might well look for someone at the top of the class at such an institution versus a middler at a so-called top school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Best universities, corrected that for you.

Wouldn't they be colleges since they're referring to undergraduate programs? Even though all of these are universities.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Best universities, corrected that for you.

Wouldn't they be colleges since they're referring to undergraduate programs? Even though all of these are universities.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Which fields? I've been in business for a long time (and have Ivy League university degrees) and, to be honest, the most successful business people I've observed tend to come from less "name-brand" schools. A savvy recruiter might well look for someone at the top of the class at such an institution versus a middler at a so-called top school.

Yup. These schools represent the places where recruiters get the biggest bang for their buck. One recruiting trip, lots of good students to interview. Means nothing about the relative merits of a candidate at a school on this list vs. students at any other.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Which fields? I've been in business for a long time (and have Ivy League university degrees) and, to be honest, the most successful business people I've observed tend to come from less "name-brand" schools. A savvy recruiter might well look for someone at the top of the class at such an institution versus a middler at a so-called top school.

Yup. These schools represent the places where recruiters get the biggest bang for their buck. One recruiting trip, lots of good students to interview. Means nothing about the relative merits of a candidate at a school on this list vs. students at any other.

Go recruit at NOVA.

[Anonymous]

Google actually found the opposite ... my friends son was being recruited to a big name school and the recruiter said, sure you can get an equal education elsewhere but recruiters are lazy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Which fields? I've been in business for a long time (and have Ivy League university degrees) and, to be honest, the most successful business people I've observed tend to come from less "name-brand" schools. A savvy recruiter might well look for someone at the top of the class at such an institution versus a middler at a so-called top school.

Yup. These schools represent the places where recruiters get the biggest bang for their buck. One recruiting trip, lots of good students to interview. Means nothing about the relative merits of a candidate at a school on this list vs. students at any other.

Go recruit at NOVA.

You're still looking then?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Google actually found the opposite ... my friends son was being recruited to a big name school and the recruiter said, sure you can get an equal education elsewhere but recruiters are lazy.

this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Best universities, corrected that for you.

Wouldn't they be colleges since they're referring to undergraduate programs? Even though all of these are universities.

Dartmouth is and always has been Dartmouth College.

[Anonymous]

Penn, hell yeah.