New York Times list of schools with the most employable grads

<p>The list was based on online surveys of 2,500 recruiters and 2,200 international chief executives and business managers from top companies in 20 countries, surveyed between mid May and early June 2012. Recruiters were asked to rank universities based on the employability of their graduates. </p>

<p>It makes sense that schools with higher numbers of International students might rank higher in the survey, regardless of their “prestige” and reputation here in the US. It is interesting to see how the rankings match up with the percentage of international students.</p>

<p>[Most</a> International Students | Rankings | Top National Universities | US News](<a href=“http://colleges.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-colleges/rankings/national-universities/most-international]Most”>http://colleges.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-colleges/rankings/national-universities/most-international)</p>

<p>Percentage of School’s Total Enrollment/Ranking International/Ranking US Universities</p>

<p>Carnegie Mellon 17%/82nd/21st</p>

<p>Purdue University 15%/97th/29th</p>

<p>University of Illinois 13%/141st/48th</p>

<p>Boston University 12%/17th/7th</p>

<p>California Institute of Technology 12%/19th/8th</p>

<p>University of Southern California 12%/72nd/20th</p>

<p>Brandeis 12%/118th/34th</p>

<p>Harvard University 11%/1st/1st</p>

<p>Princeton 11%/8th/6th</p>

<p>Brown University 11%/22nd/10th</p>

<p>Columbia University 11%/7th/5th</p>

<p>University of Pennsylvania 11%/39th/14th</p>

<p>Emory 11%/131st/42nd</p>

<p>Yale 10%/2nd/2nd</p>

<p>MIT 10%/6th/4th</p>

<p>New York University 10%/37th/13th</p>

<p>Rice 10%/132nd/43rd</p>

<p>University of Chicago 9%/21st/9th</p>

<p>University of Cal Berkeley 9%/25th/11th</p>

<p>John Hopkins University 9%/59th/17th</p>

<p>Cornell University 9%/87th/23rd</p>

<p>Michigan State University 9%/92nd/28th</p>

<p>University of Cal San Diego 9%/128th/41st</p>

<p>Stanford University 8%/5th/3rd</p>

<p>Duke University 8%/26th/12th</p>

<p>Georgetown University 8%/68th/19th</p>

<p>University of Minnesota 8%/144th/51st</p>

<p>How do they line up based on percentage of international students? (Was going to stop at top 25, but included all listed at 8% for 27)</p>