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Students at California schools have a leg up when it comes to getting hired by the top tech companies.
Recruiting company HiringSolved pulled data from more than 10,000 public social media accounts and measured the volume of hires made by the top 25 tech companies in the last year.
The data showed that graduates from schools like University of California, Berkeley, UC San Diego, Stanford, and California Polytechnic Institute end up at the top tech companies in Silicon Valley. And out of the top 25 schools, most were public universities and only one Ivy League school — Cornell University — made the list.
Here are the schools that produce the most tech employees.
25. Penn State University
24. University of California, Davis
23. University of California, Santa Barbara
22. University of Phoenix
21. Santa Clara University
20. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
19. Purdue University
18. University of Washington
17. Texas A&M University
16. University of Waterloo
15. Cornell University
14. California Polytechnic State University — San Luis Obispo
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13. North Carolina State University
12. University of California, Los Angeles
11. University of Michigan
10. Arizona State University
9. University of California, San Diego
8. San Jose State University
7. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
6. Georgia Institute of Technology
5. The University of Texas at Austin
4. University of Southern California
3. Carnegie Mellon University
2. Stanford University
1. University of California, Berkeley
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