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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Top 15 or "Ivy Plus" has been a thing for a while. Ivies make 8 Stanford, Duke, MIT, Chicago, Northwestern, Cal Tech (I guess?)...Hopkins? Makes 15.[/quote] Do people just add Cornell in there just because? It hasn't been "top15" in a decade, Confused as to how Emory would be viewed differently from it or Brown the other ivy that's ranked 15. Brown could easily be out of the top 15 this year. [/quote] Cornell still has connections with alumns now in the top jobs. Never discount their alumnae network.[/quote] And Emory doesn't? Deloitte is their 3rd best employer for undergrads. Emory students actually perform better than Cornell grads. Cornell grads have to compete very hard in their region of the U.S. Emory grads end up making more than Cornell grads despite Emory not having engineering. That's huge as engineering grads make much more than others. [/quote] Cornell in top 10 WSJ ranking. Ahead of Penn, Columbia, Dartmouth, ...[/quote]
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