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Anonymous wrote:Interesting.

For some more data, here are those target schools sorted by median starting salary of alumni (click on the school on US News and scroll down to "Median starting salary of alumni").

1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2. Stanford University
3. Princeton University
4. Georgia Institute of Technology
5. Harvard University
6. Duke University
7. University of Pennsylvania
8. Cornell University
9. Columbia University
10. University of California, Berkeley
11. Dartmouth College
12. Yale University
13. University of Notre Dame
14. University of Michigan
15. Vanderbilt University
16. Brown University
17. Washington University in St. Louis
18. Northeastern
19. University of Virginia
20. Northwestern University
21. Emory University
22. University of Chicago
23. Georgetown University
24. University of Texas at Austin
25. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Revised with the missing school
Northeastern is higher than schools like UVA, Emory, Georgetown, Northwestern, etc..
Overall ranking of Northeastern seems to be very underrated.

Do you have any basis for your claim that N'eastern should be higher ranked than the other named schools ?

Can you clarify your question?
Fact: Northeastern has higher starting salary via USN&WR than these schools, UVA, Emory, Georgetown, Northwestern, UNC, and Chicago

I said "Overall ranking of Northeastern seems to be very underrated"

Mid-Career Pay Per Payscale https://www.payscale.com/college-salary-report

UVA $131.7
Emory $125.8
Georgetown $141.7
Northwestern $128
UNC $104.3
Chicago $131.7
Northeastern $115.6

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Anonymous wrote:The overall list is as follows:

Ivy League:
1. Princeton University
2. Harvard University
3. Yale University
4. University of Pennsylvania
5. Dartmouth College
6. Brown University
7. Cornell University
8. Columbia University

Flagships:
1. University of California, Berkeley
2. University of Michigan
3. University of Virginia
4. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
5. University of Texas at Austin
6. Georgia Institute of Technology
7. University of Florida
8. University of Maryland, College Park

Non-Ivy Privates:
1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2. Stanford University
3. University of Chicago
4. Johns Hopkins University
5. Duke University
6. Northwestern University
7. Vanderbilt University
8. Washington University in St. Louis
9. University of Notre Dame
10. Emory University
11. Georgetown University
12. University of Southern California
13. Wake Forest University
14. Boston College
15. Boston University
16. Brigham Young University
17. Howard University
18. Williams College
19. Amherst College
20. One page for all of the Seven Sisters

So Georgetown AND BC is there but Notre Dame isn't?

Why the hell are BYU and Howard on here... even BU and Wake are questionable

BYU and Howard are very good schools. Shouldn't top companies be intentionally casting a wide net to get great employees? They no longer want to focus so much on places like HYPS. This expansion of new grad recruiting is happening in banking and big tech too.

Howard? OMG that may have been my biggest LMFOA this week. Look, people. let's be real. This list is obnoxious and stupid - having a category for IVY? A sign you should not apply. But when you put schools that are midrange at best because they appeal to some crazy lib group, you are a laughingstock. Hmm, MIT or Howard guy- cant decide... (and other stories that never happened)

When will this BS stop?

Interestingly, Howard & BYU are tied for 89th on USWNR. Neither one belongs on McKinsey’s list.

You put way too much stock in USNWR and rankings generally.

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Anonymous wrote:Interesting.

For some more data, here are those target schools sorted by median starting salary of alumni (click on the school on US News and scroll down to "Median starting salary of alumni").

1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2. Stanford University
3. Princeton University
4. Georgia Institute of Technology
5. Harvard University
6. Duke University
7. University of Pennsylvania
8. Cornell University
9. Columbia University
10. University of California, Berkeley
11. Dartmouth College
12. Yale University
13. University of Notre Dame
14. University of Michigan
15. Vanderbilt University
16. Brown University
17. Washington University in St. Louis
18. Northeastern
19. University of Virginia
20. Northwestern University
21. Emory University
22. University of Chicago
23. Georgetown University
24. University of Texas at Austin
25. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Revised with the missing school
Northeastern is higher than schools like UVA, Emory, Georgetown, Northwestern, etc..
Overall ranking of Northeastern seems to be very underrated.

Do you have any basis for your claim that N'eastern should be higher ranked than the other named schools ?

Can you clarify your question?
Fact: Northeastern has higher starting salary via USN&WR than these schools, UVA, Emory, Georgetown, Northwestern, UNC, and Chicago

I said "Overall ranking of Northeastern seems to be very underrated"

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Interesting.

For some more data, here are those target schools sorted by median starting salary of alumni (click on the school on US News and scroll down to "Median starting salary of alumni").

1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2. Stanford University
3. Princeton University
4. Georgia Institute of Technology
5. Harvard University
6. Duke University
7. University of Pennsylvania
8. Cornell University
9. Columbia University
10. University of California, Berkeley
11. Dartmouth College
12. Yale University
13. University of Notre Dame
14. University of Michigan
15. Vanderbilt University
16. Brown University
17. Washington University in St. Louis
18. Northeastern
19. University of Virginia
20. Northwestern University
21. Emory University
22. University of Chicago
23. Georgetown University
24. University of Texas at Austin
25. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Revised with the missing school
Northeastern is higher than schools like UVA, Emory, Georgetown, Northwestern, etc..
Overall ranking of Northeastern seems to be very underrated.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Interesting.

For some more data, here are those target schools sorted by median starting salary of alumni (click on the school on US News and scroll down to "Median starting salary of alumni").

1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2. Stanford University
3. Princeton University
4. Georgia Institute of Technology
5. Harvard University
6. Duke University
7. University of Pennsylvania
8. Cornell University
9. Columbia University
10. University of California, Berkeley
11. Dartmouth College
12. Yale University
13. University of Notre Dame
14. University of Michigan
15. Vanderbilt University
16. Brown University
17. Washington University in St. Louis
18. Northeastern
19. University of Virginia
20. Northwestern University
21. Emory University
22. University of Chicago
23. Georgetown University
24. University of Texas at Austin
25. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Revised with the missing school
Northeastern is higher than schools like UVA, Emory, Georgetown, Northwestern, etc..
Overall ranking of Northeastern seems to be very underrated.

Do you have any basis for your claim that N'eastern should be higher ranked than the other named schools ?

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Anonymous wrote:Also, on the above, literally almost every school has a recruiting page for McKinsey

https://www.mckinsey.com/careers/students

go to this page and type in a school. They all have the same info, just a different school name.

VT, South Carolina, St Louis University, University of Iowa all have recruitment pages on McKinsey's website.

Northeastern is not special in this regard.

Stand down.
You didn't understand.

Northeastern is a school that DOESN'T go to the "other" pile.

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Anonymous wrote:If they start talking about it as a huge goal, have them read When McKinsey Comes to Town or any of a number of articles about their "great" and "objective" work as non-decision makers.
Not only is it an unlikely goal, it is also a questionable one. Without the "doing good" part, you really might as well make more at Goldman. McKinsey doesn't shine on a CV quite like it used to when most on DCUM were coming out of college and grad school.

I read the book and I am now convinced that McK is the reason the US has declined so much in the past 50 years. Because of them we have seen the outsourcing and off-shoring of jobs, the wage gap grow, increased opioid usage, increased smoking (worldwide) and the list goes on and on.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Interesting.

For some more data, here are those target schools sorted by median starting salary of alumni (click on the school on US News and scroll down to "Median starting salary of alumni").

1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2. Stanford University
3. Princeton University
4. Georgia Institute of Technology
5. Harvard University
6. Duke University
7. University of Pennsylvania
8. Cornell University
9. Columbia University
10. University of California, Berkeley
11. Dartmouth College
12. Yale University
13. University of Notre Dame
14. University of Michigan
15. Vanderbilt University
16. Brown University
17. Washington University in St. Louis
18. Northeastern
19. University of Virginia
20. Northwestern University
21. Emory University
22. University of Chicago
23. Georgetown University
24. University of Texas at Austin
25. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Revised with the missing school
Northeastern is higher than schools like UVA, Emory, Georgetown, Northwestern, etc..
Overall ranking of Northeastern seems to be very underrated.

Anonymous wrote:Also, on the above, literally almost every school has a recruiting page for McKinsey

https://www.mckinsey.com/careers/students

go to this page and type in a school. They all have the same info, just a different school name.

VT, South Carolina, St Louis University, University of Iowa all have recruitment pages on McKinsey's website.

Northeastern is not special in this regard.

Anonymous wrote:Interesting.

For some more data, here are those target schools sorted by median starting salary of alumni (click on the school on US News and scroll down to "Median starting salary of alumni").

1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2. Stanford University
3. Princeton University
4. Georgia Institute of Technology
5. Harvard University
6. Duke University
7. University of Pennsylvania
8. Cornell University
9. Columbia University
10. University of California, Berkeley
11. Dartmouth College
12. Yale University
13. University of Notre Dame
14. University of Michigan
15. Vanderbilt University
16. Brown University
17. Washington University in St. Louis
18. University of Virginia
19. Northwestern University
20. Emory University
21. University of Chicago
22. Georgetown University
23. University of Texas at Austin
24. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Anonymous wrote:Also, on the above, literally almost every school has a recruiting page for McKinsey

https://www.mckinsey.com/careers/students

go to this page and type in a school. They all have the same info, just a different school name.

VT, South Carolina, St Louis University, University of Iowa all have recruitment pages on McKinsey's website.

Northeastern is not special in this regard.

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Anonymous wrote:Northeastern has its own page.

https://www.mckinsey.com/Careers/Students/Undergraduate-Degree-Candidates/Northeastern-University

PP here. I went back over the T100 national universities and T50 LACs and that was the only one I missed. Nonetheless, it's a shocker

NP here. Honestly, I sort of secretly root for Northeastern. There is so much hate on the school that I feel like it's a bit of a Cinderella team. I can't help but root for the underdog.

Glad to see Northeastern in the club.
Evidence after evidence on it's performance and outcome, and it's the reason why this 'underdog' school is popular.

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Northeastern has its own page.

https://www.mckinsey.com/Careers/Students/Undergraduate-Degree-Candidates/Northeastern-University

PP here. I went back over the T100 national universities and T50 LACs and that was the only one I missed. Nonetheless, it's a shocker

NP here. Honestly, I sort of secretly root for Northeastern. There is so much hate on the school that I feel like it's a bit of a Cinderella team. I can't help but root for the underdog.