Nestle |
Well USNWR uses payscale as a source fwiw. |
That doesn't change what Payscale is (or what USNWR is). |
Stand Down. Northeastern was mistakenly omitted by OP, so it was corrected. Dummies |
Monsanto. |
Great point. Already rich people with connections skew the income data a lot. A lot of the so called elite schools have big portion of these rich people. Hence I trust the data from the Department of the Education the most. https://collegescorecard.ed.gov/ The data is collected via IRS and loan servicing companies for students who had any sort of federal aid - grant, subsidized loan, etc. So it covers most of the low to mid income real people, and eliminate much of the rich people effect. 10-year-out median earnings Georgetown: $96,375 Northwestern: $80,033 Northeastern: $79,786 UVA: $77,048 UChicago: $76,730 Emory: $72,364 UNC: $61,915 |
got here from the management consulting firm thread.
My kid's roommate majored in CS and Business combined major at Northeastern, and got an offer from McKinsey. |
No to Barnard. |
Does anyone on this thread actually work for McKinsey?
I'd recommend actually looking at specific colleges career counseling to see if they have any alum who work at McKinsey and the like. You can also do a quick LinkedIn search. FWIW, this is what I found when searching Swarthmore's career counseling website--McKinsey hosting a dozen or so Swatties in their Philly office. McKinsey consultants are not dummies (even if they might be evil)--they're going to hire kids from the top SLACs because they're smart, work hard, and know how to write: https://careercenter.swarthmore.edu/channels/consulting/ |
I think you got confused with UCLA/UCB? They are the ones accepting ton of students from community colleges. Like 30% of their incoming students are transfers and big portion from CCs. |
What is it with the "Stand Down" idiot poster ? |
Monsanto |
Morons can't take a simple correction. |
You still don't get it?? |
This! |