Hey guys, let's share info about overperforming colleges. I will start.
>Dartmouth college
Among 192 officials holding the top four state executive official positions of governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general and secretary of state across the US, 5 graduated from Dartmouth college, more than any other college except Harvard(also 5), despite having 4200 undergraduate student body. Pretty remarkable, considering there are 4000+ colleges in the US. https://ballotpedia.org/Governors_and_state_executives_by_higher_education_background
>Caltech
On per capita basis Caltech is the best producer of Nobel, Fields, Turing award winners. It outperforms universities like Ohio State, Arizona State and UT Austin by 400 - 500 times.
https://infoproc.blogspot.com/2015/09/colleges-ranked-by-nobel-fields-turing.html
>Dartmouth college
Among 192 officials holding the top four state executive official positions of governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general and secretary of state across the US, 5 graduated from Dartmouth college, more than any other college except Harvard(also 5), despite having 4200 undergraduate student body. Pretty remarkable, considering there are 4000+ colleges in the US. https://ballotpedia.org/Governors_and_state_executives_by_higher_education_background
>Caltech
On per capita basis Caltech is the best producer of Nobel, Fields, Turing award winners. It outperforms universities like Ohio State, Arizona State and UT Austin by 400 - 500 times.
https://infoproc.blogspot.com/2015/09/colleges-ranked-by-nobel-fields-turing.html
