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Want to make the big bucks at a hedge fund or another hotshot AM firm? A diploma from U Penn is your best bet as an undergraduate. If you're getting an MBA, it's U Chicago. And if you graduated in 2010 or later, Columbia is the top feeder school to have on your resume. That's according to a new ranking of where employees of asset management firms went to school by eVestment. The report draws from a data set of more than 35,000 professionals—mostly PMs, analysts and other investment-focused roles—from more than 4,500 AM firms, mostly hedge and mutual funds. The average age was 47. Top schools for working in Asset Management
Raw Scores
Rank University Total alumni
1 U Penn 1101
2 Harvard 920
3 Columbia 886
4 U Chicago 877
5 NYU 810
6 Stanford 470
7 Northwestern 429
8 UCLA 412
9 UC - Berkeley 373
10 BC 372
Size Adjusted
Rank U Total alumni
1 U Chicago 877
2 U Penn 1101
3 Dartmouth 291
4 Harvard 920
5 Princeton 273
6 MIT 357
7 BC 372
8 Stanford 470
9 Yale 303
10 Columbia 886
MBA
Rank U MBA alumni
1 U Chicago 720
2 Columbia 557
3 NYU 533
3 Pennsylvania 533
5 Harvard 471
6 Northwestern 234
7 UCLA 208
8 Stanford 182
9 USC 125
10 U Michigan - Ann Arbor 124
Wonder why USC is so high? I guess if average age is 47, they got their MBA 20 years ago when it was more prestigious.
I thought USC's prestige was rising? Though I am mostly basing this of undergrad when I was looking at schools awhile back.
B-school completely collapsed, and is ranked ~29 now, and had the worst placement rate of the top 30 (only 2/3 found jobs). They sugar coat is by saying its turn-over in the OCR and students really wanting to stay in Cali...but plenty of other schools have OCR turn-over and students who want to stay in the region (e.g. the other 3 cali schools) and don't have those issues.
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