UChicago, Brown, Dartmouth or Berkeley

[bluebayou]

^^back in teh day, a little snark was acceptable. But posters like collegehelp and slipper were highly valued posters. From collegehelp:

Whether you like the results of the Wall Street Journal “study” or not, the methods undermine its credibility. The Wall Street Journal should have known better than to publish information obtained this way. Most of the 12 “graduate” schools were northeast. I think the 12 “graduate programs” were not really graduate programs but professional schools of Law, Business, Medicine. The denominator for their fractions was often not appropriate; very few undergrads in schools of Engineering, Communications, Agriculture (and so on) are candidates for law, medicine, business yet they are in the denominator. I think the “Baccalaureate Origins of Doctoral Recipients” study was much better but not perfect, although it did not focus on professional schools… I dislike incompetent research and irresponsible journalism whether I agree with the results or not.

Maybe you could just supply the ranked list?

Sorry, I think the “list” is bogus. (It just shows that attending the usual suspects – HYP – is the way to grad/professional school.)

Again, it ignores students matriculating to Stanford Law (#2/#3, Stanford Biz, #1/#2, and Stanford Med…) and UCSF Med (~#5).

I would bet big cyber dollars that many Stanford undergrads – who are west coasters – go there instead of a certain college in Cambridge.