According to a report from Business Insider, Columbia ranks seventh out of all of the schools in America on the ability of students to make ca$h money after graduation.
Believe me, I was surprised too.
From the English majors who complain about their future jobs as Starbucks baristas to the econ majors who try to convince you they haven't traded their souls for a bank, you would think nobody at this school was capable of getting a job.
Except for computer science (and other engineering majors), apparently: I cannot tell you the number of times I have heard, "Well at least you'll get a job after graduation," and then some snarky comment about how they'll end up as my driver or assistant.
