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Columbia: ~1,500 of 6,298 undergrads (23%) ; ~3,500 of 22,861 graduates (15%)
Cornell: ~3,000 of 15,043 undergrads (19%) ; ~500 of 8,984 graduates (6%)
Pennsylvania: ~1,750 of 10,019 undergrads (17%) ; ~1,800 of 12,413 graduates (14%)
Brown: ~1,000 of 7,160 undergrads (13%) ; ~200 of 3,173 graduates (6%)
Yale: ~800 of 6,092 undergrads (13%) ; ~1,500 of 7517 graduates (20%)
Harvard: ~780 of 6755 undergrads (11%) ; ~2,500 of 4,698 graduates (53%)
Dartmouth: ~420 of 4459 undergrads (9%) ; ~100 of 2,149 graduates (5%)
Princeton: ~450 of 5,428 undergrads (8%) ; ~250 of 2,946 graduates (8%)
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The eight original Ivy League universities in order of graduate %
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Harvard: ~780 of 6755 undergrads (11%) ; ~2,500 of 4,698 graduates (53%)
Yale: ~800 of 6,092 undergrads (13%) ; ~1,500 of 7517 graduates (20%)
Columbia: ~1,500 of 6,298 undergrads (23%) ; ~3,500 of 22,861 graduates (15%)
Pennsylvania: ~1,750 of 10,019 undergrads (17%) ; ~1,800 of 12,413 graduates (14%)
Princeton: ~450 of 5,428 undergrads (8%) ; ~250 of 2,946 graduates (8%)
Cornell: ~3,000 of 15,043 undergrads (19%) ; ~500 of 8,984 graduates (6%)
Brown: ~1,000 of 7,160 undergrads (13%) ; ~200 of 3,173 graduates (6%)
Dartmouth: ~420 of 4459 undergrads (9%) ; ~100 of 2,149 graduates (5%)
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