Comparing undergrad alumni only — counts and multiples below are within that lens (switch it with the tabs at the top).
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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 occupation as the typical school's. People who attended recently weigh more than those from earlier eras.
Most alumni
| School | Alumni | vs. typical |
|---|---|---|
| Harvard University MA | 56.6× | |
| Yale University CT | 91.7× | |
| Princeton University NJ | 73.3× | |
| Columbia University NY | 45.8× | |
| Brown University RI | 24.4× | |
| Cornell University NY | 21.9× | |
| Stanford University CA | 36.2× | |
| New York University NY | 9.4× | |
| University of Chicago IL | 19.8× | |
| Massachusetts Institute of Technology MA | 16.3× | |
| University of California-Los Angeles CA | 8.8× | |
| University of California-Berkeley CA | 4.9× | |
| University of Pennsylvania PA | 11.6× | |
| Long Island University NY | 21.8× | |
| Amherst College MA | 47.1× | |
| Yeshiva University NY | 52.4× | |
| Michigan State University MI | 4.6× | |
| University of Michigan MI | 4.6× |
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.
| School | % of its noted alumni | Alumni |
|---|---|---|
| Yale University CT | 17 | |
| Princeton University NJ | 10 |