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University of Wisconsin–Madison

Which schools produce the most (left), and where it's the biggest part of the school's identity (right). "3×" = that school's notable alumni are three times as likely to have this employer as the typical school's. People who attended recently weigh more than those from earlier eras.

Most alumni

SchoolAlumnivs. typical
University of Wisconsin-Madison WI
221
30.7×
Harvard University MA
117
32.6×
University of Chicago IL
57
25.6×
University of California-Berkeley CA
52
14.3×
University of Michigan MI
52
9.9×
Yale University CT
47
25.6×
Cornell University NY
47
24.8×
Columbia University NY
45
11.2×
Princeton University NJ
31
40.8×
Stanford University CA
29
14.5×
Massachusetts Institute of Technology MA
24
21.8×
Johns Hopkins University MD
24
4.6×
University of Pennsylvania PA
21
10.1×
Northwestern University IL
19
6.5×
New York University NY
19
3.5×
University of Minnesota MN
18
3.2×
University of Washington WA
15
4.9×
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign IL
14
3.2×
Ohio State University OH
13
1.2×
The University of Texas at Austin TX
12
2.0×
University of Iowa IA
12
2.7×
Washington University in St Louis MO
11
6.5×
California Institute of Technology CA
11
49.9×
Brown University RI
11
8.7×
University of California-Los Angeles CA
10
2.6×
Michigan State University MI
10
2.6×
Oberlin College OH
10
24.0×
Wesleyan University CT
9
23.7×
Swarthmore College PA
8
46.6×
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill NC
8
3.7×
Teachers College at Columbia University NY
8
10.4×
Dartmouth College NH
8
13.2×
Iowa State University IA
7
1.2×
Kansas State University KS
7
1.3×
University of Utah UT
7
1.8×
Amherst College MA
7
39.4×
University of Nebraska NE
7
1.4×
Vassar College NY
6
23.6×
Brigham Young University UT
6
1.3×
Duke University NC
6
8.2×

Biggest part of the school's identity

Shares are shrunk toward the national rate for small counts, and each school must clear the same size-scaled minimum (5–20 people) as the school pages.