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Whichever one ranks your school highest.
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I would look at the hiring statistics of each school for the industry you want to go into. Whoever has the highest number of recruits and recruiters for that industry would be a good indicator of where the school ranks relative to others.
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I would look at the hiring statistics of each school for the industry you want to go into. Whoever has the highest number of recruits and recruiters for that industry would be a good indicator of where the school ranks relative to others.



Of course you would have to factor in the proportions.
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I've heard that FT is the best. I seem to remember reading an article that "ranked the rankings," but I forgot where I found it. I'll post it if I come across it again.