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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Watching hypsm rejects debate which second tier school is marginally better or more elite than the other is so amusing. If your school doesn’t make it to the exclusive club of school it makes virtually no difference - they’re all inferior in the eyes of the elite recruiters.[/quote]

Says someone with no experience with HYPSM or elite recruiting.  :lol: 
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as if you had any experience. Look at the stats, I'd be damned if hypsm doesn't come out top on every single top JD/MBA/PhD or investment bank, big law, FAANG ranking in terms of undergrad representation. There is a reason they remain the top of the top. No other school has such clout as they do. It's basically a guarantee of lifelong success. [/quote]

Love seeing hypsm prestige defense squad getting owned... let me take a stab at this too, copying and pasting from another poster. I'll just look at the top 5 if that's what matters to you. And since you're obsessed with numbers, I'll be obsessed with numbers, too.

https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/1002850.page

[b]T14 Law school (adjusted for undergrad enrollment):
[/b]1. Yale
2. Princeton
3. Amherst
4. Harvard
5. Chicago

[b]Where's Stanford or MIT?  
[/b] Oh, Stanford is at No.11, below schools like Columbia, Duke, Georgetown, and Pomona and MIT isn't even top 25. Does that fit into you very high definition of being "elite"?

[b]T25 US Medical School (Adjusted for undergrad enrollment):
[/b]1. Yale
2. Duke
3. Stanford
4. Johns Hopkins
5. Harvard

[b]Where's Princeton and MIT?
[/b] Oh, one is at #6 and the other is at #12, below schools like Vanderbilt, Dartmouth, Rice, and Amherst. Does that fit into you very high definition of being "elite"?

[b]Select Tech Companies (Adobe, AirBnB, Apple, DocuSign, Github, Google, HubSpot, LinkedIn, Lyft, Microsoft, Netflix, NVIDIA, SalesForce, Slack, and Twitter), adjusted for undergrad enrollment
[/b]1. CMU
2. Stanford
3. Caltech
4. Harvey Mudd
5. Columbia

[b]Top Engineering Companies (Amazon, Apple, Boeing, ExxonMobil, Google, Lockheed Martin, Microsoft, NASA, SpaceX, and Tesla), Adjusted for undergrad enrollment
[/b]1. CMU
2. Caltech
3. Columbia
4. Stanford
5. MIT

[b]Where's HYP?
[/b] Oh, wait, none of them even cracked top 10, but Columbia, Duke, USC, Georgia Tech, Rice did.

[b]PhD enrollment (Adjusted for undergrad enrollment)
[/b]1. Caltech
2. Harvey Mudd
3. Swarthmore
4. MIT
5. Carleton

[b]Where's HYPS?
[/b] Well, they didn't even crack into top 14. Chicago and a bunch of liberal arts colleges did.

[b]Top Wall Street firms (Goldman Sachs, Citi, JP Morgan, Bank of American Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse, Barclays, UBS, Evercore, Jefferies, Lazard, Moelis & Company, and Centerview Partners), Adjusted for Undergrad enrollment
[/b]1. Penn
2. Columbia
3. Harvard
4. UChicago
5. Yale

[b]Where's Princeton, Stanford, MIT?
[/b] Oh, one is at #8, the other at #18, and MIT didn't even crack top 25. Dartmouth, Georgetown, and Duke all had an impressive showing.

[b]Top Universities for Startups (undergraduate, raw numbers)
[/b]1. Stanford
2. Berkeley
3. MIT
4. Harvard
5. Penn

[b]Where's Yale or Princeton?
[/b] Oh wait, they're just marginally ranked higher than Columbia, Brown, and UCLA...

[b]Top feeders for News and Media (Associated Press, ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN, Fox News, MSNBC, NPR, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, and the Washington Post), Adjusted for Undergraduate Enrollment
[/b]1. Columbia
2. Northwestern
3. Harvard
4. Yale
5. NYU

[b]Where's Princeton, MIT, Stanford?
[/b] Well, one is at #11, one is at #13, and one didn't even crack top 25.

https://www.collegetransitions.com/dataverse/top-feeders-business-school
[b]Top feeders to T10 MBA programs, adjusted for undergrad enrollment
[/b]1. Dartmouth
2. Chicago
3. Claremont McKenna
4. Yale
5. Williams

I'm not even gonna keep counting now... just go enlighten yourself, please. I hate to say it but no one really cares about your stupid acronym in the professional world. [/quote]

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