Anonymous
Post 03/01/2023 16:49     Subject: Re:T25 overall + T10 CS undergrad schools ranked by post-completion salaries
No Princeton CS ?
Anonymous
Post 03/01/2023 16:36     Subject: T25 overall + T10 CS undergrad schools ranked by post-completion salaries
So you are assuming CS post grad income based on overall income of all undergrads 3 years out with no regard for size of school or size of CS program? And no specifics of the CS grads themselves? Also this link takes you to a database, not a study . Ridiculous
Anonymous
Post 03/01/2023 16:15     Subject: T25 overall + T10 CS undergrad schools ranked by post-completion salaries
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:But aren’t a large portion of students at top schools moving on to med, law, grad school directly after? Seems skewed.


Also the numbers are for three years out from graduation, so most should already be done with grad schools.



Law school is three years, med school is too plus doctors don't really earn big salaries until the complete residencies
Anonymous
Post 03/01/2023 16:14     Subject: T25 overall + T10 CS undergrad schools ranked by post-completion salaries
Important thread. People were comparing UVA to Gatech and they aren't different for CS.
Anonymous
Post 03/01/2023 16:10     Subject: Re:T25 overall + T10 CS undergrad schools ranked by post-completion salaries
This exact ranking gets posted like once a month...probably the same poster.
Anonymous
Post 03/01/2023 16:05     Subject: T25 overall + T10 CS undergrad schools ranked by post-completion salaries
Another stupid ranking. OP needs help.
Anonymous
Post 03/01/2023 16:00     Subject: Re:T25 overall + T10 CS undergrad schools ranked by post-completion salaries
Anonymous wrote:More schools can be added to 100k-120k.
For example, Northeastern CS: 108K

Is not T25 and not T10 CS, but still over 100K
So list is not really meaningful


Northeastern booster returns
Anonymous
Post 11/30/2022 08:21     Subject: T25 overall + T10 CS undergrad schools ranked by post-completion salaries
Anonymous wrote:But aren’t a large portion of students at top schools moving on to med, law, grad school directly after? Seems skewed.


Also the numbers are for three years out from graduation, so most should already be done with grad schools.

Anonymous
Post 11/30/2022 07:21     Subject: T25 overall + T10 CS undergrad schools ranked by post-completion salaries
Anonymous wrote:But aren’t a large portion of students at top schools moving on to med, law, grad school directly after? Seems skewed.


Not many CS students go to med or law.

Anonymous
Post 11/30/2022 04:20     Subject: T25 overall + T10 CS undergrad schools ranked by post-completion salaries
But aren’t a large portion of students at top schools moving on to med, law, grad school directly after? Seems skewed.
Anonymous
Post 11/30/2022 04:07     Subject: Re:T25 overall + T10 CS undergrad schools ranked by post-completion salaries
T25 gives more mobility into finance and consulting even as a CS major, I'm assuming that's why OP chose T25
Anonymous
Post 11/30/2022 04:03     Subject: Re:T25 overall + T10 CS undergrad schools ranked by post-completion salaries
More schools can be added to 100k-120k.
For example, Northeastern CS: 108K

Is not T25 and not T10 CS, but still over 100K
So list is not really meaningful
Anonymous
Post 11/30/2022 03:59     Subject: Re:T25 overall + T10 CS undergrad schools ranked by post-completion salaries
Know how to boast? What? Delusional
Anonymous
Post 11/30/2022 03:39     Subject: Re:T25 overall + T10 CS undergrad schools ranked by post-completion salaries
This list only confirms the colleges whose students know how to boast.
Anonymous
Post 11/30/2022 02:08     Subject: T25 overall + T10 CS undergrad schools ranked by post-completion salaries
180k+: Carnegie Mellon, Brown
160k-180k: Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Berkeley, MIT
140k-160k: UChicago, Cornell, UCLA, Rice, WashU St. Louis
120k-140k: Columbia, UPenn, Duke, Dartmouth, Johns Hopkins
100k-120k: UW-Seattle, Michigan, UIUC, Georgia Tech, USC, UVA, Emory, Georgetown, Notre Dame, NYU, Northwestern

https://collegescorecard.ed.gov