T25 overall + T10 CS undergrad schools ranked by post-completion salaries

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What you seem to be missing is that this is about undergrads. Stanford, in particular, is stronger in CS at graduate level. All those famous start-ups from Stanford were graduate students, though admittedly most did not finish the degree. Carnegie Mellon and Brown both very strong in AI and quantum computing at the undergraduate level. That’s where the big money is right now. Qbits.

Quantum computing is overhyped. AI is not.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What you seem to be missing is that this is about undergrads. Stanford, in particular, is stronger in CS at graduate level. All those famous start-ups from Stanford were graduate students, though admittedly most did not finish the degree. Carnegie Mellon and Brown both very strong in AI and quantum computing at the undergraduate level. That’s where the big money is right now. Qbits.

Lol. Brown is not really a leader in either of those fields compared to Stanford or MIT. CMU, MIT, and Stanford firmly dominate AI right now. Quantum is actually dominated by a wide range of schools including Waterloo, Delft in Netherlands, MIT, Harvard, not really Brown

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:More schools can be added to 100k-120k.
For example, Northeastern CS: 108K

Is not T25 and not T10 CS, but still over 100K
So list is not really meaningful

Northeastern is
44 vs T25 overall
37 vs T10 for CS

Outcome is stll $108K
Again very solid.

I would Northeastern in Boston over UVA, Emory for CS

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The brown numbers are 100% inflated. There’s no universe where the average Brown CS grad is making more than the average Stanford or MIT CS grad

Brown has much smaller program with less students, and many of them go to high paying Wallstreet finance type firms.

Schools like Stanford and MIT has huge department with more students going into various paths.

I think that's why.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:But aren’t a large portion of students at top schools moving on to med, law, grad school directly after? Seems skewed.

Students choose CS usually don't like dealing with sick people and blood.

You would normally choose different major for law school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:But aren’t a large portion of students at top schools moving on to med, law, grad school directly after? Seems skewed.

Students choose CS usually don't like dealing with sick people and blood.

You would normally choose different major for law school.

In fact if you actually check the numbers, it's not even large portion of students

[Anonymous]

Harvard is not really a factor in either AI or quantum right now. Trying to be, but not yet.

[Anonymous]

Schools #26-#50 overall
Over $100K for CS

Tufts
UCSD
Boston College
URochester
UC Davis
UIUC
GIT
Northeastern
Brandeis

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:More schools can be added to 100k-120k.
For example, Northeastern CS: 108K

Is not T25 and not T10 CS, but still over 100K
So list is not really meaningful

Northeastern is
44 vs T25 overall
37 vs T10 for CS

Outcome is stll $108K
Again very solid.

I would Northeastern in Boston over UVA, Emory for CS

Emory and UVA are southern schools ,that naturally would have grads with lower salaries. Also CS isn't there strongest major yet they still make roughly the sane as a school in Boston. That's because they’re top 25 overall.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No Princeton CS ?

data not available

An unusual choice for CS

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:More schools can be added to 100k-120k.
For example, Northeastern CS: 108K

Is not T25 and not T10 CS, but still over 100K
So list is not really meaningful

Northeastern is
44 vs T25 overall
37 vs T10 for CS

Outcome is stll $108K
Again very solid.

I would Northeastern in Boston over UVA, Emory for CS

Emory and UVA are southern schools ,that naturally would have grads with lower salaries. Also CS isn't there strongest major yet they still make roughly the sane as a school in Boston. That's because they’re top 25 overall.

10 year out overall(not just CS) for those schools

Northeastern: $80k
UVA: $77K
Emory: $72K

For overall, Northeastern graduates make more money, and they get to live in Boston, NYC
So much for top 25

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:More schools can be added to 100k-120k.
For example, Northeastern CS: 108K

Is not T25 and not T10 CS, but still over 100K
So list is not really meaningful

Northeastern is
44 vs T25 overall
37 vs T10 for CS

Outcome is stll $108K
Again very solid.

I would Northeastern in Boston over UVA, Emory for CS

Emory and UVA are southern schools ,that naturally would have grads with lower salaries. Also CS isn't there strongest major yet they still make roughly the sane as a school in Boston. That's because they’re top 25 overall.

CS is not the strongest for Northeastern either.

It's ranked #14 for Business by P&Q, and also ranked very high for Criminal Justice.
#9 for Design by Niche

[Anonymous]

If you can get a job—see layoffs and the thread about vanishing internships.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you can get a job—see layoffs and the thread about vanishing internships.

Imagine other majors

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:But aren’t a large portion of students at top schools moving on to med, law, grad school directly after? Seems skewed.

Not many CS students go to med or law.

They can start earning six figures right after an early graduation and by the time their doc peers finish med school, residency, fellowship and sometimes even gap years, they have plenty of money and already in a senior position AND no debt.