College Outcomes Explorer

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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

SchoolAlumnivs. typical
University of Southern California CA
23
15.0×
University of Florida FL
16
8.4×
Louisiana State University LA
16
11.0×
University of California-Los Angeles CA
15
8.3×
The University of Texas at El Paso TX
14
16.3×
Florida State University FL
11
8.3×
University of Tennessee TN
11
7.3×
The University of Texas at Austin TX
11
4.6×
Texas A&M University TX
11
5.5×
University of Oregon OR
11
11.7×
Tennessee State University TN
10
23.8×
University of South Carolina SC
10
7.3×
University of Arkansas AR
9
9.8×
University of Michigan MI
8
4.2×
The University of Alabama AL
8
7.6×
University of Houston TX
8
4.8×
University of Georgia GA
8
5.9×
Auburn University AL
7
6.7×
Ohio State University OH
7
2.6×
Clemson University SC
7
9.7×
University of Miami FL
6
7.6×
Stanford University CA
6
8.0×
Arizona State University AZ
6
2.7×
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill NC
6
5.1×
Baylor University TX
5
8.4×
Texas Tech University TX
5
3.9×
Dickinson State University ND
5
72.7×
University of California-Berkeley CA
5
3.1×
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign IL
5
2.6×
Azusa Pacific University CA
5
26.8×
Harvard University MA
5
5.1×
Seton Hall University NJ
5
9.7×
Texas Southern University TX
4
9.5×
Purdue University IN
4
2.2×
Georgia Institute of Technology GA
4
5.3×
Columbia University NY
4
4.1×
California State University-Los Angeles CA
4
3.5×
University of Kansas KS
4
3.2×
Eastern Michigan University MI
4
4.0×
Norfolk State University VA
4
11.1×

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.