Bowdoin College

Graduate Placement

In 2003, the Wall Street Journal ranked Bowdoin College among the top twenty colleges and universities in the United States based on the percentage of alums who attend one of the top five graduate programs in business, law or medicine -- ahead of Rice, Northwestern, Middlebury, Johns Hopkins, Cornell, Wesleyan, Caltech, Michigan, Virginia and UC Berkeley. *

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Wall Street Journal - Rice - Northwestern - Middlebury - Johns Hopkins - Cornell - Wesleyan - Caltech - Michigan - Virginia - UC Berkeley

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Between 1980 and 1999, the most popular business schools for Bowdoin graduates were those at (1) Harvard, (2) Northwestern, (3) Dartmouth, (4) Pennsylvania, (5) Boston University, (6) Chicago, (7) Babson, (8) Northeastern, (9) New York University and (10) Columbia; the most popular law schools were those at (1) Maine, (2) Boston College, (3) Boston University, (4) Harvard, (5) New York University, (6) Suffolk, (7) Columbia, (8) Virginia, (9) Georgetown and (10) Northeastern; and the most popular medical schools were those at (1) Tufts, (2) Vermont, (3) Dartmouth, (4) Boston University, (5) Rochester, (6) Harvard, (7) Massachusetts, (8) Cornell, (9) Yale and (10) Brown.

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Harvard - Northwestern - Dartmouth - Pennsylvania - Boston University - Chicago - Babson - Northeastern - New York University - Columbia - Maine - Boston College - Harvard - New York University - Suffolk - Columbia - Virginia - Georgetown - Tufts - Vermont - Dartmouth - Rochester - Harvard - Massachusetts - Cornell - Yale - Brown

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For more information, see the "Facts and Figures" page on the Bowdoin College website. *

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