College Outcomes Explorer

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dentist

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

SchoolAlumnivs. typical
University of Pennsylvania PA
32
27.8×
Northwestern University IL
26
31.4×
Harvard University MA
24
24.8×
New York University NY
24
13.4×
University of Michigan MI
23
12.2×
Howard University DC
12
21.6×
University of Southern California CA
11
7.3×
Columbia University NY
9
9.3×
Ohio State University OH
8
3.0×
Temple University PA
8
4.7×
University of Pittsburgh PA
7
4.9×
Saint Louis University MO
7
12.4×
University of the Pacific CA
7
23.2×
University of California-Berkeley CA
6
3.7×
University of California-Los Angeles CA
6
3.4×
Meharry Medical College TN
6
148.1×
University of Minnesota MN
6
2.0×
Tufts University MA
6
15.1×
University of Iowa IA
6
4.4×
Marquette University WI
6
10.4×
University of California-San Francisco CA
5
27.7×
CUNY City College NY
5
7.8×
Brigham Young University UT
5
3.3×
University of Maryland Baltimore MD
5
19.4×
Loma Linda University CA
4
16.5×
Georgetown University DC
4
6.1×
University of Detroit Mercy MI
4
12.6×
Creighton University NE
4
13.1×
Indiana University-Indianapolis IN
4
3.3×
The University of Texas at Austin TX
4
1.7×
Case Western Reserve University OH
4
9.3×
George Washington University DC
4
3.8×
Baylor University TX
4
6.9×
University at Buffalo NY
4
3.2×
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign IL
4
2.2×
Washington University in St Louis MO
4
6.9×
University of Illinois Chicago IL
4
3.5×
Yale University CT
3
5.6×
Johns Hopkins University MD
3
4.6×
Massachusetts Institute of Technology MA
3
6.2×

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.