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[quote=Anonymous]A redditor analyzed the earning potential of many top schools based on CollegeScoreCard Data, comparing the average earnings by major among students at the school to average earnings by majors across all schools.

[b]Very-High Premium Schools (+$30,000 Starting Salary Premium)[/b]

Harvey Mudd
CalTech
MIT
UPenn
Stanford
Harvard

[b]High Premium Schools (+$15,000 Starting Salary Premium)[/b]

Dartmouth
Duke
Johns Hopkins
CMU
Yale
Claremont McKenna
Georgetown
UChicago
Columbia
Northwestern
Vanderbilt
Princeton
Rice
Cornell
UC Berkeley
NYU

[b]Moderate Premium Schools (+$10,000 Starting Salary Premium)[/b]

Washington & Lee
Bowdoin
Georgia Tech
Northeastern
Notre Dame
BC
Pomona
Amherst
Villanova
USC
Emory
Williams
Swarthmore
Barnard
Colgate
Wake Forest
Middlebury
BU
UVA
Tufts
WashU St. Louis
Wellesley

[b]Low Premium Schools (+$0 Starting Salary Premium)[/b]
Trinity (Texas)
Bucknell
Wesleyan
Brandeis
Lehigh
UMichigan
UT Austin
Colby
Brown
UCLA
Davidson
URochester
UW Madison
Haverford
Case Western
Bates
UNC Chapel Hill
Bryn Mawr
UIUC
UC San Diego
Hamilton
URichmond
UMiami
UFlorida
William & Mary
Kenyon
UGeorgia
Vassar

[b]Disutility Colleges (Less than $0 Starting Salary Premium)[/b]

Tulane
Macalester
Carleton
Grinnell
Smith
Colorado
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