<p>"For the next three weeks, many American universities will be measured up exclusively by the strength of their basketball programs. But for those less impressed by [March Madness], TIME has devised an alternate way to score schools: by the influence of their alumni.</p>
<p>To start, we rounded up the 107,408 living people whose Wikipedia profiles list at least one alma mater in the U.S., and scored each according to the length and breadth of his or her page on the site—the bigger the number, the greater the influence (more on that below). Then, we added up each school’s alumni scores to get its overall influence factor. Check it out:" …</p>
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