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Princeton, Duke tops linkedin's list of career focused college!

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LinkedIn has introduced its maiden “Top Colleges” ranking, spotlighting the 50 U.S. institutions that best prepare graduates for long-term career success based on hard employment outcomes rather than surveys. Princeton University clinched the top spot, distinguished by high job placement rates, strong alumni networks, internship prevalence, and alumni advancement into senior roles.

Among liberal arts schools, Bucknell University shone brightly, ranking 21st overall and securing the highest position in its category. Bucknell's graduates are notably employed in tech, finance, and legal sectors, particularly in hubs like New York, Washington D.C., and Boston showcasing a dynamic, career-ready alumni base.

Tufts University also features in the top 50, landing at No. 16. LinkedIn’s ranking recognizes Tufts for its effectiveness in placing graduates in meaningful roles or internships and its robust network strength.

Meanwhile, Stevens Institute of Technology—though not in the top 50 headline list—earns recognition for its strong return on investment and career placement rates, underlining the practical value of its engineering and technical programs.

LinkedIn’s data-driven ranking offers a fresh lens for students and families: one that values tangible career readiness and outcomes empowering informed choices as higher education continues to evolve.

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