Used LinkedIn to compare a few universities. Thoughts?
No idea how to insert a picture into a post on this site so here's a link to the Table
The table shows what percentage of graduates from these schools:
- Got into MBB or into one of the BB IBs
- Are now working in VC&PE, in IM, consulting, or are now an owner
- Are CXO/Partner/Owner level in seniority
- Are investment analysts or portfolio managers (based on keywords)
Take from it what you want, but my observations are:
- Bocconi and LSE places very well in the top IBs and consulting companies, though Erasmus isn't far behind either
- LSE leads in the number of graduates working in PE&VC, Erasmus is a bit ahead of Bocconi. There is also a lot of LSE graduates in the Investment Management industry
- Surprisingly Copenhagen Business School is way above the other universities in seniority numbers with 16.7% of all graduates being either on a C-suite/Partner/Owner level, though Erasmus isn't far behind either. (thoughts on why this could be?)
- Seems like Erasmus has the most portfolio managers based on a keyword search (although I wouldn't say this method is the most reliable)
Thoughts?
Edit: Just noticed that I left in the Owner row by itself - disregard that.
Lol @UBS
I included UBS for personal reasons, as I made this table for myself. Still, the numbers should be almost the same without UBS too.
Cool story but America is the only country that matters.
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