<p>Is there some way to find the number of USAMO qualifiers per school?</p>
<p>If not, I am creating a list with all the schools I've heard of USAMO qualifiers ever attending. Please update numbers if you know for certain of a USAMO qualifier who attended a certain school, and add a school if it is missing. I'm sure many schools are missing. Post their name(s) when you update the numbers.</p>
<p>University of California, Berkeley - 0
Brown University - 0
California Institute of Technology - 0
University of Chicago - 0
Columbia University - 0
Cornell University - 0
Dartmouth College - 0
Duke University - 0
Harvard College - 0
Harvey Mudd College - 0
University of California, Los Angeles - 0
Massachusetts Institute of Technology - 0
University of Pennsylvania - 0
Princeton University - 0
Stanford University - 0
Yale University - 0</p>
<p>University of California, Berkeley - 0
Brown University - 0
California Institute of Technology - 0
University of Chicago - 0
Columbia University - 0
Cornell University - 0
Dartmouth College - 0
Duke University - 0
Harvard College - 1 (Evan O’Dorney)
Harvey Mudd College - 0
University of California, Los Angeles - 0
Massachusetts Institute of Technology - 0
University of Pennsylvania - 0
Princeton University - 0
Stanford University - 0
Yale University - 0</p>
<p>Although the results would surely be interesting this project seems doomed to failure. I suspect MIT gets the most though because of Putnam results.</p>
<p>I went through the MIT class of 2106 Facebook group checking for 2012 USAMO qualifiers. Excluding those obviously going to other colleges I found 26 such qualifiers. This analysis would not include students who qualified for USAMO in previous years but not this year, students without facebooks or going to MIT but not in the group for some reason, and might have over counted a couple of students still in the group but going to another college and not listing it on their profile. Thus, I regard the count as likely to be a slight underestimate. For the purposes of comparison this year there were 102 12th graders that qualified for USAMO so about 25% go to MIT.</p>
<p>I went through the MIT class of 2106 Facebook group checking for 2012 USAMO qualifiers. Excluding those obviously going to other colleges…
<p>Even the number of students who are obviously going to other colleges is interesting. It tells how many 2012 USAMO qualifiers MIT ACCEPTED this year.</p>
<p>Well the vast majority of students accepted to MIT who are going to other schools have left the Facebook group so the data on that would be very far from complete.</p>