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Anonymous wrote:OP, I have a LinkedIn Premium account, I don't think the site shows the other six schools with similar outcomes. What it does show is the people who visited the alumni profile page say for Vanderbilt also viewed the profiles for the other six schools listed. That's very different from saying it shows similarity of outcomes.

Really? That would be very different. This is what I see when I go on each school. Could you show where it says the similar schools are based off which schools are also looked into?

http://i.imgur.com/fiC2Kme.png

NP here - the page you posted just says similar schools. Not clear what that is actually based on.

Anonymous wrote:OP, I have a LinkedIn Premium account, I don't think the site shows the other six schools with similar outcomes. What it does show is the people who visited the alumni profile page say for Vanderbilt also viewed the profiles for the other six schools listed. That's very different from saying it shows similarity of outcomes.

Really? That would be very different. This is what I see when I go on each school. Could you show where it says the similar schools are based off which schools are also looked into?

http://i.imgur.com/fiC2Kme.png

OP, I have a LinkedIn Premium account, I don't think the site shows the other six schools with similar outcomes. What it does show is the people who visited the alumni profile page say for Vanderbilt also viewed the profiles for the other six schools listed. That's very different from saying it shows similarity of outcomes.

A few more places since I was interested and also because I'm heading out for a bit.

Washington and Lee: Vanderbilt, UVA, Notre Dame, Georgetown, Colgate, Wake Forest
Haverford: Wesleyan, Williams, Amherst, Swarthmore, Bryn Mawr, Yale
UC Berkeley: UCSD, Stanford, UCD, UCSB, MIT, UCLA
UCLA: Northwestern, UC Berkeley, USC, UCSB, UCI, UT Austin
USC: UCSB, CU Boulder, UF, UCI, UCLA, UT Austin
UT Austin: Texas A&M, UIUC, CU Boulder, UF, UMD, UCLA
U'Michigan/UM: Wayne State, UIUC, Michigan State, UF, WashU, UW-Madison
Vassar: Brandeis, Smith, Kenyon, Wesleyan, Barnard, Wellesley
Boston College: UPenn, SUNY Albany, Vanderbilt, Loyola Chicago, UNC, Fordham
Boston University: NYU, Northwestern, Northeastern, UNC, U Miami, Syracuse
Colby: Hamilton, Bowdoin, Middlebury, Tufts, Colgate, Bates
Colgate: Trinity C, Hamilton, Boston C, Middlebury, Georgetown, Columbia
U Richmond: SUNY Albany, UVA, Providence, Miami University, James Madison, William and Mary
Barnard: Columbia, Smith, Vassar, Kenyon, Wesleyan, Wellesley
Grinnell: Mount Holyoke, Reed, Bryn Mawr, Carleton, Macalester, Swarthmore
Lehigh: UIUC, Penn State, Northeastern, Rutgers, Drexel, Notre Dame
Georgia Tech: Carnegie Mellon, Columbia Engineering, Shanghai Jiao Tong, IIT (Illinois), WPI, RPI

Anonymous wrote:Very kind of you to take the time to list! Could you do Franklin and Marshall?

My pleasure.

Franklin and Marshall: Holy Cross, UPenn, Wake Forest, Boston College, Colgate, Dickinson

Very kind of you to take the time to list! Could you do Franklin and Marshall?

Anonymous wrote:Can you look up Whitman and Kalamazoo? Thanks.

Whitman: Lewis and Clark, Pomona, Puget Sound, Colorado, Carleton, Willamette

Kalamazoo: UM, Knox, Carleton, Wooster, William and Mary, Macalester

Can you look up Whitman and Kalamazoo? Thanks.

Anonymous wrote:How about Stanford, Columbia, Brown, and Cornell? Thanks!

I'll just do all the Ivies.

Stanford: Princeton, Harvard, Cornell, MIT, UCLA, UC Berkeley

Columbia: UPenn, NYU, Northwestern, Princeton, Harvard, UChicago

Brown: UPenn, Princeton, Harvard, Dartmouth, Tufts, Columbia

Cornell: Princeton, Harvard, Stanford, Dartmouth, Duke, Columbia

Dartmouth: UPenn, Cornell, Harvard, Brown, Duke, Columbia

Princeton: Harvard, Stanford, Yale, UPenn, Duke, Columbia

Harvard: Princeton, Yale, UChicago, UPenn, Duke, Columbia

Yale: Harvard, Princeton, UPenn, Brown, Duke, Columbia

How about Stanford, Columbia, Brown, and Cornell? Thanks!

Anonymous wrote:Could you please post for Hamilton College?

College of the Holy Cross, Trinity College, Boston College, Middlebury, Colgate, Columbia

Anonymous wrote:UPenn seems to match to everything. They must make a real push to get their alums onto LinkedIn.

UPenn is the most pre-professional Ivy and the most similar culturally to the Southern elites, so it makes sense to me.

Could you please post for Hamilton College?

UPenn seems to match to everything. They must make a real push to get their alums onto LinkedIn.

Anonymous wrote:Could you look up Emory please. Thanks.

UPenn, Vanderbilt, Tulane, UNC, Duke, Georgetown