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More on Where Doctoral Candidates Come From

Filed in archive News by Greg Cruey on July 17, 2008

I blogged on Tuesday about a new piece in the Chronicle of Higher Education on the recently released 2006 Survey of Earned Doctorates. It took a couple of days, but I got my own copy of the tables on Baccalaureate-Origin that show where a doctoral candidate earned their undergraduate degreelinks.

I can't figure how the people at the Chronicle arrived at their conclusions. As I read the numbers, Tsinghua U. and Beijing U. are first and second - which is what the Chronicle said. But Berkeley ranked third, Seoul National University ranked 4th, and Cornell ranked fifth. (The Chronicle placed Seoul NU third, Cornell fourth and Berkeley fifth.

A spot at the top of this list is a mark of prestige for major universities. It says that their undergraduate programs produce students who can go on. For a list of the top 50 institutions whose undergraduate alumni went on to earn doctorates in 2006, click "read more" under the picture...

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University Number of alumni earning a doctorate in 2006
1. Tsinghau University 571
2. Beijing University 507
3. UC Berkeley 427
4. Seoul National University 393
5. Cornell 308
6. University of Michigan 272
7. University of Texas Austin 267
8. Brigham Young University 259
9. UCLA 248
10. University of Florida 243
10. University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign 243
12. Harvard 241
12. University of Wisconsin-Madison 241
14. Penn State 236
15. National Taiwan University 226
16. MIT 197
17. Yonsei University (Korea) 193
18. Rutgers 190
19. Ohio State 182
20. University of Virginia 180
21. UC Davis 177
22. Texas A&M 175
23. University of Minnesoa-Twin Cities 169
24. University of Maryland College Park 167
25. Stanford 166
26. Yale 164
27. Fudan University (China) 163
27. University of Science & Technology (China) 163
29. UC San Diego 162
30. Brown 161
31. Princeton 160
32. Michigan State 159
33. Nanking University (China) 155
34. University of Mumbai (India) 153
34. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 153
36. Virginia Tech 151
37. Indiana University - Bloomington 150
38. University of Azizona 148
38. UC Santa Cruz 148
40. Nankai University (China) 147
40. University of Washington - Seattle 147
42. Shanghai Jiaotong University (China) 144
43. Middle East Technical University (Turkey) 134
44. University of Pennsylvania 133
45. UC Santa Barbara 127
46. Duke 122
47. China University of Science & Technology Anhwei 120
48. Korea University 119
48. North Carolina State 119
48. University of Colorado - Boulder 119
48. Zhejiang University (China) 119

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