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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Ironically USNews says Emory grads make more. The PP might have been using old data. https://premium.usnews.com/best-colleges/compare/1564-1445/emory-university-vs-georgetown-university?xwalk_id=139658&xwalk_id=131496[/quote] No, the College Scorecard data and US News are just looking at different things. The Dept of Ed is looking at [i]median[/i] earnings ten years post-graduation [i]for students who received federal financial aid[/i]. (In other words: that would exclude kids form super-rich families, so the difference can't be accounted fo by a higher percentage of super rich kids). US News is looking at [i]average [/i]starting salary for graduates. Georgetown grads who received federal aid as students make a median amount of $24k more than Emory grads ten years out. Emory grads make, [i]on average[/i], a little bit more immediately upon graduating. (The difference is pretty minuscule, too: US News says average starting salary for Emory grads is $60,200, compared to $59,500 for Georgetown. Difference in starting salaries is just over 1%. I wouldn't advise my kid to choose a school based on a 1% difference in starting salary)[/quote] I am always skeptical of this data if no adjustments are made for cost of living.[/quote]
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