Berkeley or Middlebury?

[johnwesley]

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I was just saying, and johnwesley appears to agree, that Midd grads are LIKELY employed at a higher rate than Cal grads.

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<p>After all, RML is the fellow who said:

Now, don’t ever say that we need to adjust that for size of the schools because that is wrong. I’d say we adjust that based on the number of applicants at Yale Law. And, while we do not have the numbers of applicants, I’m inclined to believe that Berkeley would perform better than Midd.</p>

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<p>Assuming seniors apply for jobs at about the same rate (i.e., 100%) which school do you think is going to have the greatest number of unemployed? If RML is going to throw around numbers suggesting bigger schools get more people hired at Goldman Sachs and McKinsey, then let’s be consistent: bigger schools also have more unemployed graduates.</p>