文理学院别样排名
发布时间：2015-12-22来源：查字典留学网
Business Insider按照美国文理学院录取学生的SAT成绩和毕业生求职就业以及薪水待遇排名顶尖的25所学校，把录取学生情况，毕业后发展情况考虑进去，更有针对性，很有特色，有很强的针对性。由于学校资料太多，按照排名，先列出10所大学，其他学校后续列出。如果大家有文理学院问题，欢迎咨询博主。
10. Bucknell University
Average SAT score: 1960
Median starting salary: $56,800
A whopping 97% of Bucknell students report being employed, in graduate school, volunteering, or some combination thereof within nine months of graduation.
And if you think the median starting salary for Bucknell grads is high, it's important to note that the alumni median lifetime earnings are equally high; the Lewisburg, Pennsylvania-based school ranks No. 5 among liberal-arts colleges surveyed by PayScale.
9. Swarthmore College
Average SAT score: 2175
Median starting salary: $51,000
The small liberal-arts school in Swarthmore, Pennsylvania, offers its undergrads more than 600 courses and a challenging honors program, reserved for a select group of top students. Modeled on the tutorial system at Oxford University, Swarthmore's honors program is the only one of its kind in the US.
8. Colgate University
Average SAT score: 2063
Median starting salary: $54,000
Colgate, in Hamilton, New York, has an impressive track record of sending grads to top graduate schools (Columbia, New York University, Harvard, Cornell, and Penn are among them) as well as top employment positions.
For work in finance, and especially on Wall Street, Colgate has a solid reputation for sending very successful and well-prepared graduates, one Colgate alum who took our survey noted. My classmate recently retired as the CEO of the NYSE. We have an extensive network of graduates in the industry.
7. Middlebury College
Average SAT score: 2065
Median starting salary: $51,900
Middlebury may be in the middle of rural Vermont, but it's not shut off from the world; in fact, the school is a leader in language instruction and international studies, and it offers 10 foreign-language tracks.
An emphasis on writing in all classes broadens students' ability for critical thinking and expression.
6. Bowdoin College
Average SAT score: 2170
Median starting salary: Unavailable
Bowdoin College directs its liberal-arts education toward the common good. More than half of students at the Brunswick, Maine-based school choose to study abroad in one of 46 countries, and many others participate in international volunteer or research opportunities through Bowdoin.
5. Williams College
Average SAT score: 2190
Median starting salary: $50,200
Often considered one of the best liberal-arts colleges in the country (and, this year, the second-best overall college in America by Forbes), Williams considers its education more than a four-year program. The Williamstown, Massachusetts, school takes an approach to living and learning that prepares students for the 'real world' and instills lifelong connections with each other and with Williams, the website says.
4. United States Military Academy
Average SAT score: 1880
Median starting salary: $75,100
Getting into the Military Academy at West Point, located in the eponymous New York town, is no small feat: The Academy accepts only about 9% of applicants. For accepted students, each major — ranging from American politics to nuclear engineering — is tailored to train officer-leaders of character to serve the Army and the Nation.
3. United States Naval Academy
Average SAT score: 1913
Median starting salary: $80,700
As a military school, the Annapolis, Maryland-based Naval Academy rigorously prepares students for a career in the Navy, with a focus on military education, professional training, character development, and physical fitness. The Academy boasts a trove of notable alumni, including 52 astronauts, 48 Rhodes Scholars, and President Jimmy Carter.
2. Amherst College
Average SAT score: 2170
Median starting salary: Unavailable
Amherst is part of the Five College Consortium, a community of colleges made up of Amherst, Smith, UMass at Amherst, Mount Holyoke, and Hampshire that allows students to take classes at any of the schools. This gives students a broader access to different kinds of classes and learning styles and the ability to meet and network with different kinds of students.
1. Harvey Mudd College
Average SAT score: 2215
Median starting salary: $75,600
While Harvey Mudd is best known for its engineering and computer science programs, the Claremont, California-based school is first and foremost a liberal-arts college, as well as a member of the Claremont Colleges consortium. The school makes sure its students learn in all areas with a solid core curriculum that incorporates humanities and social sciences in with math and science.