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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you just look at AI for the last 5 years 2018 -2023
https://csrankings.org/#/fromyear/2018/toyear/2023/index?ai&us

1    	► Carnegie Mellon University  closed chart	41.3	44
2   	► University of Maryland - College Park  closed chart	37.4	23
3   	► Univ. of California - Los Angeles  closed chart	25.6	16
4   	► University of Virginia  closed chart	25.5	20
5   	► Rutgers University  closed chart	24.5	17
6   	► University of Southern California  closed chart	23.7	25
7   	► Arizona State University  closed chart	22.1	22
8   	► Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign  closed chart	21.3	21
9   	► Harvard University  closed chart	19.9	11
10   	► Pennsylvania State University  closed chart	18.8	18
11  	► Northeastern University  closed chart	18.7	19
12  	► Georgia Institute of Technology  closed chart	18.3	29
13  	► University of Illinois at Chicago  closed chart	17.5	16
14  	► Massachusetts Institute of Technology  closed chart	17.4	29
15  	► Cornell University  closed chart	17.0	13
15  	► University of Texas at Dallas  closed chart	17.0	17
17  	► University of Texas at Austin  closed chart	16.6	12
17  	► Washington University in St. Louis  closed chart	16.6	10
19  	► University of Massachusetts Amherst  closed chart	16.0	15
20  	► Rice University  closed chart	15.5	10
21  	► University of Michigan  closed chart	15.4	17
22  	► University of Notre Dame  closed chart	15.1	11
23  	► University at Buffalo  closed chart	14.8	16
24  	► University of Central Florida  closed chart	13.9	16
25  	► Univ. of California - Berkeley  closed chart	13.6	19[/quote]

Northeastern is #11 overall and #4 among privates.
How did they game this  :wink: 
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By having their professors write a lot of papers, obviously. They also have conferences where they feature mostly their own papers.  :wink: [/quote]

How did they game this then  :wink:

https://www.collegetransitions.com/dataverse/top-feeders-tech[/quote]

DP. The problem with the college transitions list is that it's only a dozen companies. Having worked as a software exec, I wouldn't tell my kid studying CS to prioritize applying to those 12 out of college. I would advise they look for smaller companies doing something that the larger ones aren't. If that company takes off, congrats, you got in early! If not, you can try to bring the knowledge of something different to a larger company as a more senior hire or, better, through an acquisition. Or start your own company after gaining the broader experience more likely at a small company.

Not suggesting those 12 companies or 25 schools aren't great places to be. But I think it's a mistake to conclude those are the only great places to be, or even the best places. [/quote]

Dp: I agree with you and it is also true of many, if not most industries.[/quote]

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