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<p>A lot of well known universities do not make public the post-graduation survey results of their graduates, for whatever reason. Many that do give only high level overviews, without details by major and the like. These include some universities that are well known targets for investment bank recruiting (far more so than either Berkeley or Chicago), where the survey results would presumably show high placement and pay rates of graduates going to employment.</p>
<p>While it would be good if more schools did offer access to post-graduation survey results, the absence of such does not necessarily mean that they are poor, since probably the majority of schools do not have much publicly viewable information of this type.</p>
<p>Also, survey methodology does vary between schools, so one must use care comparing results between different schools.</p>