<p>Haha guys don’t sweat it I know the facts!</p>
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Well actually, one of them is:</p>
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<p>Plus, he forgot to add his signature closing line: LOL LOL LOL. ;)</p>
<p>Here is the Wall Street Journal ranking based on placement into the top medical, law and business schools:</p>
<p>Brown: 12th in the nation (6.51%)
Penn: 16th (5.49%)</p>
<p>Let the fact speak for itself</p>
<p><a href=“WSJ in Higher Education | Trusted News & Real-World Insights”>WSJ in Higher Education | Trusted News & Real-World Insights;
<p>Where is Penn’s palcement (per capital) to Yale and Harvard Law School compared with Brown’s?</p>
<p>Please look at the data yourself and post it here.</p>
<p>65% of Brown and Penn admit choose Brown over Penn. Here is New York Times report:</p>
<p>[The</a> New York Times > Week in Review > Image > Collegiate Matchups: Predicting Student Choices](<a href=“http://www.nytimes.com/imagepages/2006/09/17/weekinreview/20060917_LEONHARDT_CHART.html]The”>The New York Times > Week in Review > Image > Collegiate Matchups: Predicting Student Choices)</p>
<p>that ranking didnt include penn’s medical school which, if included, would have upped its ranking. Plus, they only use very few graduate programs, in other words, the ranking is trivial. BTW get a life please.</p>
<p>Additionally…only like 30% of Wharton alumni go on to get their MBA. Look, Browns a stellar school, and I spent some time considering going there. However, theres a reason Wharton has like an 80% yield rate. I do believe, though, that the CAS may be on par with Brown…or at least they are closer.</p>
<p>If you like grade inflation and a more laid by environment, then Brown may be a better place for it. The ability to pass/fail all your classes and take whatever classes you want (NO FOREIGN F-ING LANGUAGE) rocks.</p>
<p>The revealed preference ranking is 10 years old (based on data from 2001, when Penn had only had its top-10 ranking for 3 years).</p>
<p>The WSJ Feeder data is statistical garbage, based on only a handful of professional schools and excluding all of Penn’s, despite their top-5 (med/biz) or top-10 (law) ranking. All of these schools have significant proportions of Penn alumni. Wellesley and Duke have better placement than Penn? I don’t think so.</p>
<p>As for law schools:
The biggest feeders to Harvard are Harvard, Yale and Stanford, followed by Penn (57), Princeton (54) and Brown (48). This IS parable per capita - roughly the same number from each school apply every year, although slightly fewer from Princeton.</p>
<p>Y7ongjun, you have nothing to add.</p>
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<p>Well actually, Penn’s Wharton was used while NONE of Duke’s schools were used. So by your logic, yes, Duke and Wellesley seem to have better placement. From personal experience, placement out of Duke is phonemonal.</p>
<p>Ah you guys this number throwing is not useful to me and probably a waste of time for you!</p>
<p>Duke’s business isn’t generally considered a top-10 school, and its law is not consistently ranked among the top-10.</p>
<p>Its medical school should have been used, however.</p>
<p>Is it wrong to click “Report Problem Post” on Y7 on the grounds of unhinged stupidity?</p>
<p>And what’s with this single-minded obsession to bring down Penn? Y7 makes Captain Ahab look like an ADHD victim.</p>