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原文：http://zooie.wordpress.com/2011/04/18/ranking-high-schools-on-outcomes/
Highlights:
College Statistics
The top 5 best high schools that have the largest share of users going to
top private schools (Ivy League’s +
Stanford + Caltech + MIT) are (1) Harker (2) Gunn (3) Saratoga (4) Lynbrook
(5) Bellarmine.
The top 5 best high schools that have the largest share of users going to
the top 3 UC’s (Berkeley, LA, San
Diego) are (1) Mission (2) Gunn (3) Saratoga (4) Lynbrook (5) Leland.
Although Harker has the highest share of users going to top privates, their
share of users going to the top
UC’s is below average. It’s worth nothing that Harker’s tuition is the
highest at $36K a year.
Bellarmine, an all men’s high school with tuition of $15K a year, is below
average in its share of users going
on to top private universities as well as to the UC system.
Gunn has the highest share of users (11%) going on to Stanford. That’s more
than 2x the second place high
school (Harker).
Mission has the highest share of users (31%) going to the top 3 UC’s and to
UC Berkeley alone (14%).
Career Statistics
In rank order (1) Saratoga (2) Bellarmine (3) Leland have the biggest share
of users which hold job titles that
allude to leadership positions (CEO, VP, Manager, etc.).
The highest share of lawyers come from (1) Bellarmine (2) Lynbrook (3)
Leland. Gunn has 0 lawyers and
Harker is second lowest at 6%.
Saratoga has the best overall balance of users in each industry (median
share of users).
Hardware is fading – 5 schools (Leland, Gunn, Harker, Mission, Lynbrook)
have zero users in this industry.
Harker has the highest share of its users in the Internet, Financial, and
Medical industries.
Harker has the lowest percentage of Engineers and below average share of
users in the Software industry.
Gunn has the highest share of users in the Software and Media industries.
Harker high school is relatively new (formed in 1998), so its graduates are
still early in the workforce.
Leadership takes time to earn, so the leadership statistic is unfairly
biased against Harker.
Highlights:
College Statistics
The top 5 best high schools that have the largest share of users going to
top private schools (Ivy League’s +
Stanford + Caltech + MIT) are (1) Harker (2) Gunn (3) Saratoga (4) Lynbrook
(5) Bellarmine.
The top 5 best high schools that have the largest share of users going to
the top 3 UC’s (Berkeley, LA, San
Diego) are (1) Mission (2) Gunn (3) Saratoga (4) Lynbrook (5) Leland.
Although Harker has the highest share of users going to top privates, their
share of users going to the top
UC’s is below average. It’s worth nothing that Harker’s tuition is the
highest at $36K a year.
Bellarmine, an all men’s high school with tuition of $15K a year, is below
average in its share of users going
on to top private universities as well as to the UC system.
Gunn has the highest share of users (11%) going on to Stanford. That’s more
than 2x the second place high
school (Harker).
Mission has the highest share of users (31%) going to the top 3 UC’s and to
UC Berkeley alone (14%).
Career Statistics
In rank order (1) Saratoga (2) Bellarmine (3) Leland have the biggest share
of users which hold job titles that
allude to leadership positions (CEO, VP, Manager, etc.).
The highest share of lawyers come from (1) Bellarmine (2) Lynbrook (3)
Leland. Gunn has 0 lawyers and
Harker is second lowest at 6%.
Saratoga has the best overall balance of users in each industry (median
share of users).
Hardware is fading – 5 schools (Leland, Gunn, Harker, Mission, Lynbrook)
have zero users in this industry.
Harker has the highest share of its users in the Internet, Financial, and
Medical industries.
Harker has the lowest percentage of Engineers and below average share of
users in the Software industry.
Gunn has the highest share of users in the Software and Media industries.
Harker high school is relatively new (formed in 1998), so its graduates are
still early in the workforce.
Leadership takes time to earn, so the leadership statistic is unfairly
biased against Harker.
