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Agreed. Her error was huge and applied to entire data set. I am sure it is embarrassing. She changed combined wealth for all 20 schools.

It does fall off, but proportionate to its size relative to Harvard’s. Harvard’s alumni base is 4.2x Princeton’s. The combined net wealth of Harvard’s graduates is about 4.3x Princeton’s. Basically, the same.

Harvard also has many more living alumni than Stanford and other comparable schools. They have 371,000 living alumni. Princeton has 91,000. Stanford 220,000. When you control for size the top schools are basically the same.

She fixed the article. I sent her an email telling her the numbers didn’t tie. She changed Princeton from $1.1 billion to $1.1 trillion after I gave her the Bezos example.

This chick just made up the rankings and numbers. Didn't even think about making **** make sense. Just threw out random numbers. We don't need a list like this to know that Miami alumni rank among the most wealthy. Same thing with the other schools on the list.

Totally bogus list. They have so many facts wrong. For example, Jeff Bezos is the richest person in the world. He and his ex-wife both graduated from Princeton. Their total net worth is in excess of $100 billion. How is it possible that these geniuses calculate the combined net worth of all...