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???? Which universities produce the most ultra-wealthy alumni? According to Altrata’s 2022 University Alumni Report, Harvard leads the way, with an impressive 17,660 alumni boasting net worths of $30 million or more. That’s over double the number from the next institution, Stanford. Why does this matter? Wealthy alumni bring transformative benefits to their universities, from major private donations to invaluable networking opportunities for students and recent grads. Harvard’s alumni, known for their senior executive roles and extensive professional connections, underscore the powerful influence these institutions wield in global spheres. The top 20 U.S. universities churning out the most ultra-wealthy alums: Harvard University 17,660 Stanford University 7,972 University of Pennsylvania 7,517 Columbia University 5,528 New York University 5,214 Northwestern University 4,354 Massachusetts Institute of Technology 4,089 Yale University 3,654 University of Southern California 3,594 University of Chicago 3,588 University of Texas 3,407 Princeton University 3,173 Cornell University 2,911 UCLA 2,906 University of Michigan 2,881 University of Notre Dame 2,804 University of Virginia 2,568 Georgetown University 2,505 Boston University 2,310 Miami University (OH) 2,285 #HigherEducation #AlumniNetwork #Harvard #Stanford #Wealth #GlobalInfluence For more info" https://lnkd.in/ep9UVatG

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?? Why Supporting Your Alma Mater Matters ?? As alumni, we each have a stake in the continued success of the institutions that shaped us. Supporting your alma mater isn’t just a tradition—it’s a way to ensure that future students have access to the same opportunities we did, or better. While we were students, there were (and are today!) alumni supporting Franklin. In private liberal arts education, advancement plays a key role in maintaining the quality of academic programs, student life, and financial aid. With rising costs and shrinking public funding, alumni contributions help sustain what makes these institutions distinctive: small classes, close faculty engagement, and a broad-based education. At Franklin University Switzerland, there's even more: Academic Travel and diversity in our student body. We know first hand how the relationships forged with professors and fellow students from all corners of the globe have given our education a distinct advantage. Giving back isn’t just about looking back—it’s a way to ensure your alma mater remains a place where new ideas, diverse perspectives, and meaningful experiences thrive. Please contact me if you'd like to discuss supporting Franklin. #AlumniSupport #LiberalArts #HigherEd #Advancement #ImpactfulGiving

Discovering Excellence: The Ivy League Universities in the USA ?? Dreaming of attending one of the most prestigious and renowned institutions in the world? Look no further than the Ivy League universities in the United States. Here's a glimpse into these academic powerhouses: 1. Brown University: Known for its distinctive open curriculum and commitment to student-driven learning, Brown University offers unparalleled flexibility and freedom in academic exploration. 2. Columbia University: Located in the heart of New York City, Columbia University offers unparalleled opportunities for academic and cultural exploration. With its renowned faculty and diverse student body, Columbia is a hub of innovation and intellectual discourse. 3. Cornell University: With its picturesque campus in Ithaca, New York, Cornell University is renowned for its exceptional programs in both the sciences and humanities. Its commitment to research and interdisciplinary collaboration makes it a leader in fields ranging from agriculture to engineering. 4. Dartmouth College: Tucked away in the picturesque town of Hanover, New Hampshire, Dartmouth College offers a unique blend of academic excellence and outdoor adventure. Its strong sense of community and commitment to undergraduate teaching make it a top choice for students seeking a personalized and transformative education. 5. Harvard University: Established in 1636, Harvard is the oldest Ivy League institution and consistently ranks among the top universities worldwide. Renowned for its rigorous academics and esteemed faculty, Harvard offers a diverse range of programs across various disciplines. 6. University of Pennsylvania: Founded by Benjamin Franklin in 1740, the University of Pennsylvania combines academic rigor with real-world impact. Its interdisciplinary approach to education fosters collaboration and innovation, making it a leader in fields ranging from business to engineering. 7. Princeton University: Nestled in the quaint town of Princeton, New Jersey, Princeton University is celebrated for its strong commitment to undergraduate teaching and groundbreaking research. The university's beautiful campus and close-knit community create a supportive environment for academic excellence. 8. Yale University: With a rich history dating back to 1701, Yale is known for its exceptional undergraduate education and groundbreaking research. Its picturesque campus and vibrant community foster intellectual curiosity and innovation. Each Ivy League university offers a unique blend of academic excellence, rich history, and vibrant campus life. Whether you aspire to pursue the arts, sciences, humanities, or beyond, these institutions provide an unparalleled platform for personal and intellectual growth. #IvyLeague #HigherEducation #AcademicExcellence #StudentLife #llastdates #indianstudents #studyabroad #studyinusa

with The University of British Columbia professor Michelle Stack we ask whether the corporatized university can *actually* deal with multiple world crises. We give 4 suggestions on how to make Universities less commercial and more accountable to society! Our new work *together*. Please read on and share (<and parasitic men don't try and take these ideas without citing us, we are the #feminists at #DISE!) link is here.

Forbes calls National Education Equity Lab efforts “game-changing”! Leveling the playing field - at scale - for talented scholars in low-income?high schools nationwide. We deliver college credit-bearing courses, and supports, from our nation’s top universities to over 25K scholars since 2019. Talent is evenly distributed. Opportunity is not. We aim to change that.? We salute our college partners: Stanford University; Howard University; Wesleyan University; The Wharton School; Brown University; Morehouse College; Cornell University; Spelman College; University of Pennsylvania; Barnard College; Georgetown University; Princeton University; Arizona State University; University of California (all campuses). #HigherEd #Equity Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/ehDrBEi6

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#ABOUT #HARVARD #UNIVERSITY Dating back to 1636, Harvard University is the oldest university in the US and is regarded as one of the most prestigious in the world. It was named after its first benefactor, John Harvard, who left his library and half his estate to the institution when he died in 1638. The private Ivy League institution has connections to more than 45 Nobel laureates, over 30 heads of state and 48 Pulitzer prizewinners. It has more than 323,000 living alumni, including over 271,000 in the US and nearly 52,000 in 201 other countries. Thirteen US presidents have honorary degrees from the institution; the most recent of these was awarded to John F. Kennedy in 1956. Faculty members who have been awarded a Nobel prize in recent years include chemist Martin Karplus and economist Alvin Roth, while notable alumni who were given the honour include former US vice-president Al Gore, who won the Peace Prize in 2007, and poet Seamus Heaney, who was a professor at Harvard from 1981 to 1997. Situated in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Harvard’s 5,000-acre campus houses 12 degree-granting schools in addition to the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, two theatres and five museums. It is also home to the largest academic library in the world, with 20.4 million volumes, 180,000 serial titles, an estimated 400 million manuscript items, 10 million photographs, 124 million archived web pages and 5.4 terabytes of born-digital archives and manuscripts. There are more than 400 student organisations on campus, and Harvard’s medical school is connected to 10 hospitals. The university receives one of the largest financial endowments of any higher education institution in the world; it created $1.5 billion in the fiscal year ended June 2013 – more than a third of Harvard’s total operating revenue in that year. Harvard’s official colour is crimson, following a vote in 1910, after two student rowers provided crimson scarves to their teammates so that spectators could differentiate the university’s team during a regatta in 1858. #worldtopUniversity #topmostcollege #engg #bestUniversity

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A thought: I'm dated. in the 1970s only one generation had been attending colleges and universities: largely the post WWII generation of men many of whom were veterans attending state schools on the GI Bill. Private colleges were known only to the few, well off and connected. Private college's expected tuition up front. scholarships were rather rare though athletes might be considered because alumni donors wanted wins. I was moving between the old prodigy/early study programs once offered at comprehensive universities and a couple Ivy League athletic conference schools. The most admired students hadn't necessarily attended HYPS in the 1960s and 1970s. Many deferred to students by peers were singled out in undergraduate classes for impressive argumentation on a narrow point. The particular scholarly issue may not have been fully resolved by texts or even by journals of record! Some of us were recruited to national T10 universities not named California Berkeley [A very top 1970s/80s school] refused old Havard or reforming Yale. That was chatted about and that carried special prestige. We were too geeky to be content to grow with moneyed elites. I needed to be assured influence in faculty recruitment at Harvard around 1980. I'd hoped to see a bit of the University of Chicago, Cornell and Stanford at Harvard. Nope! Associate professors were overwhelmingly men of WASP background even in 1985. That in itself wasn't the major problem at an inward looking private university. Most Deans/senior faculty were privately educated at all levels. Through the 1980s significant incluschange was wrought at popular Private colleges. They have been quite open to public school talents and have been far better at addressing the financial requirements of enrolled students for three decades. I accept thst the Ivy League has been aspirational to families and to bright light strivers. Attend a better public university, succeed and you'll find that doors open: distinguish yourself in a couple ways at that state university and Ivies may require that you choose where to teach! ?? Fourty years ago I needed to stop calling HY shots cuts to early career rise and establishment as I'd attended them. They were both improving quickly. Sure aspire to famous private brands with the crowds -- I do understand. Each state school has award winning thinkers, researchers and teaching enthusiasts. No worries! Professor Ron Scott KBE Answer to How does UC Berkeley rank among other prestigious universities in the US, such as MIT, Stanford, Harvard, and Yale? by Brian Dempsey