Most supportive/close-knit alumni networks

[Anonymous]

Santa Clara
Marquette

[Anonymous]

This is as good a list as any. Not surprised to see ND near the top and with all the Ivies. Not surprised also that it’s barely mentioned here. DCUM hates ND, but there’s no denying that its graduates are very very successful and proud of their school.

Also, give me a break on listing the “seven sisters” and all these other schools that are excellent academically but just too small to have truly broad reaching alumni networks.

https://www.vaave.com/blog/top-50-universities-with-the-most-supportive-alumni-networks-in-2024/

[Anonymous]

Princeton

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is as good a list as any. Not surprised to see ND near the top and with all the Ivies. Not surprised also that it’s barely mentioned here. DCUM hates ND, but there’s no denying that its graduates are very very successful and proud of their school.

Also, give me a break on listing the “seven sisters” and all these other schools that are excellent academically but just too small to have truly broad reaching alumni networks.

https://www.vaave.com/blog/top-50-universities-with-the-most-supportive-alumni-networks-in-2024/

Conversely, schools like Penn State are not considered “excellent academically.” The very best alumni networks need to be configured with higher level academic institution.