Anonymous wrote:Is there an updated list?

Here you go: https://www.collegetransitions.com/dataverse/top-feeders-tech

Rank (Total) Institution # Employed Top Employer #1 Top Employer #2 Top Employer #3
1 UC-Berkeley 1,041 Google Amazon Facebook
2 UIUC 598 Google Amazon Microsoft
3 UMich-Ann Arbor 561 Microsoft Amazon Google
4 CMU 530 Google Microsoft Facebook
5 UW-Seattle Campus 511 Microsoft Amazon Google
6 UCSD 462 Google Amazon Intuit
7 Stanford University 458 Google Facebook Microsoft
8 Georgia Tech 436 Google Microsoft Amazon
9 Cornell University 403 Google Facebook Microsoft
10 UCLA 394 Amazon Google Facebook
11 UT Austin 365 Microsoft Google Amazon
12 MIT 323 Google Facebook Microsoft
13 USC 319 Google Amazon Microsoft
14 Columbia University 302 Google Amazon Facebook
14 California Polytechnic State University 281 Apple Amazon Cisco
16 Purdue University 277 Microsoft Amazon Salesforce
17 U of Maryland (UMD) 219 Google Facebook Amazon
18 New York University 200 Amazon Google Facebook
19 Duke University 193 Google Facebook Microsoft
20 UPenn 186 Google Facebook Amazon
21 Brown University 183 Google Microsoft Facebook
22 Princeton University 179 Google Microsoft Facebook
23 Northeastern 172 Hubspot Intuit Apple
24 Harvard University 169 Microsoft Facebook Google
25 Rochester Institute of Technology 168 Intuit Microsoft Apple

Is there an updated list?

Anonymous wrote:Walden

Yes, I hear that Zeke is their new Dean of Engineering.

Walden

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A great school name will only get you so far. You have to be smart, you have to really love to code and work on it a lot. In my family, we have one with a history degree from a school no one knows. He's very intelligent, loved to code, taught himself and worked his way into a top developer position at Microsoft. Another went to a good school, but not the top for CS. But she also is highly intelligent and worked really hard. Now going through the security clearance for the FBI where the salary will be huge. Lots of students go into CS thinking they will make all this money. The ones who do are smart and know they need to put in the time.

Yawn
Some do it without college degree.
so..
ok

No they don’t do it without a degree unless they lie

Anonymous wrote:ASU designed their CS program to feed Google’s needs. Very smart and successful.

Nice, I didn't know that. Wondering if UMich/UMD having Larry Page/Sergey Brin as alumni helps somewhat boost the opportunities, like career fairs.