Ivy League Universities with the most job prospects

Though Cornell is known for its rigorous academics, the predominantly large class sizes poses a problem for many students. It is at number 7.

Dartmouth third for early career pay, with a median salary of $91,627. It is at number 6.

Yale grads earn a median of $88,655 a decade after graduating, placing it sixth among the Ivies in terms of salary prospects. It is at number 5 in terms of Job Prospects.

Harvard actually ranks 7th in median earnings 10 years after graduation at $84,918. However, its prestigious alumni network makes it number 4.

Columbia graduates rarely find themselves at a loss for career opportunities, especially in the Big Apple. It is at number 3.

Princeton career prospects are rivaled by few, with an impressive early-career earning median of $95,698. It is at number 2.

1)UPenn | Penn grads have the highest earning potential of all Ivy grads at a median of $103,246 a decade after graduation. Therefore, University of Pennsylvania is at number 1.

Ivy League Universities with the most job prospects | Ivy League Universities with the most job prospects