Top Feeder Schools To Columbia B-School by: John A. Byrne on September 07, 2011 | | 36,860 Views September 7, 2011 Copy Link Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Email Share on LinkedIn Share on WhatsApp Share on Reddit Top Feeder Schools to Columbia Business School Top Feeder Colleges to Columbia Business School Estimated % of Class of 2013 Estimated Number in Class of 2013 Number Found in Facebook 1. UPenn 4.8% 31 22 2. Columbia 4.6% 30 21 3. Duke 3.1% 20 14 4. Georgetown 2.8% 18 13 5. Harvard 2.4% 15 11 5. Cornell 2.4% 15 11 5. Michigan 2.4% 15 11 5. UC-Berkeley 2.4% 15 11 9. Dartmouth 2.2% 14 10 10. New York University 2.0% 13 9 10. Princeton 2.0% 13 9 10. University of Virginia 2.0% 13 9 13. West Point 1.8% 12 8 14. Yale 1.5% 10 7 15. Brown 1.3% 8 6 15. Northwestern 1.3% 8 6 15. Washington University 1.3% 8 6 15. Williams 1.3% 8 6 19. McGill University 1.1% 7 5 19. Seoul 1.1% 7 5 19. UCLA 1.1% 7 5 19. Texas-Austin 1.1% 7 5 19. Boston University 1.1% 7 5 19. Southern California 1.1% 7 5 19. Stanford 1.1% 7 5 19. University of Maryland 1.1% 7 5 27. Penn State 0.9% 6 4 27. University of Illinois 0.9% 6 4 27. Amherst 0.9% 6 4 27. Purdue 0.9% 6 4 Source: These numbers are calculated from Columbia Business School’s Class of 2013 Facebook page. The undergraduate backgrounds of 457 members of the incoming class could be verified by Poets&Quants using Facebook, LinkedIn and other social media sources. Some 548 students enrolled in the class that started in August of 2011. Columbia expects nearly 200 more to enroll for its January startup. The estimate of students from a specific school are based on the percentage of the confirmed sample who have come from that university. Data compiled by Liza Rodler. Related Reading: Top Feeder Colleges to Harvard Business School Top Feeder Colleges to the Wharton School of Business Top Feeder Colleges to the Johnson School at Cornell University Top Feeder Companies to Harvard Business School Top Feeder Companies to the Wharton School of Business Top Feeder Companies to Cornell’s Johnson School of Business Previous PagePage 2 of 2 1 2 Questions about this article? Email us or leave a comment below. Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus.