> who cares if they think a cal tech graduate should make $82,126, it still makes $74,000 Mostly someone who wants to measure the effectiveness of their underg

> who cares if they think a cal tech graduate should make $82,126, it still makes $74,000 Mostly someone who wants to measure the effectiveness of their undergraduate curriculum. As a student, there's a strong case to be made for ignoring this data and seeking the most selective alma mater possible. But if the law surrounding Duke v Griggs ever gets overturned and IQ / SAT scores are allowed in screening job applicants, you definitely want to know how much of a school's function is the actual learning and placing bit.