Comparing undergrad alumni only — counts and multiples below are within that lens (switch it with the tabs at the top).
Member of the United States House of Representatives from Virginia
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 office held as the typical school's. People who attended recently weigh more than those from earlier eras.
Most alumni
| School | Alumni | vs. typical |
|---|---|---|
| William & Mary VA | 11.7× | |
| University of Virginia VA | 11.1× | |
| Princeton University NJ | 2.3× | |
| Hampden-Sydney College VA | 220.2× | |
| Washington and Lee University VA | 35.8× | |
| Emory & Henry University VA | 124.3× | |
| University of Richmond VA | 71.9× | |
| Virginia Military Institute VA | 58.9× | |
| Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University VA | 9.9× | |
| George Washington University DC | 7.9× | |
| Georgetown University DC | 30.1× | |
| Washington & Jefferson College PA | 3.6× |
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 |
|---|---|---|
| University of Richmond VA | 6 | |
| Hampden-Sydney College VA | 9 | |
| Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University VA | 5 | |
| Emory & Henry University VA | 7 | |
| Virginia Military Institute VA | 5 | |
| University of Virginia VA | 19 | |
| Washington and Lee University VA | 8 | |
| William & Mary VA | 43 | |
| Princeton University NJ | 10 |