2017 Top Universities & Colleges
Graduates Nationwide Join Teach For America’s 2017 Corps
Teach For America’s 2017 corps is among the most diverse in its history. Nearly half of incoming corps members identify as people of color; 43 percent come from low-income backgrounds; and 1 in 3 are the first in their family to graduate college.
The more than 3,500 individuals joining our work this year will impact 53 regions across 36 states and the District of Columbia. They represent more than 720 colleges and universities, and join a network of more than 50,000 leaders shaping the political, economic, and social future of our country.
The schools below topped the list for most alumni joining our 2017 corps.
Large Schools (10,000+ Undergrads*)
University of California-Los Angeles |
58 |
University of Texas at Austin |
58 |
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor |
53 |
Arizona State University |
50 |
University of California-Berkeley |
49 |
Texas A&M University |
43 |
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
40 |
University of Georgia |
36 |
Cornell University |
34 |
Pennsylvania State University |
34 |
University of Florida |
33 |
Florida State University |
31 |
University of Washington-Seattle |
30 |
University of Southern California |
29 |
University of Virginia |
27 |
University of Maryland College Park |
27 |
New York University |
26 |
Rutgers University |
26 |
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
26 |
Syracuse University Main Campus |
26 |
Medium Schools (3,000-9,999 Undergrads)
Emory University |
34 |
Howard University |
26 |
Georgetown University |
26 |
Boston College |
26 |
Yale University |
22 |
Duke University |
22 |
University of Pennsylvania |
22 |
George Washington University |
21 |
Brown University |
21 |
Harvard University |
20 |
Vanderbilt University |
19 |
Northwestern University |
18 |
Washington University in St. Louis |
18 |
University of Notre Dame |
17 |
Johns Hopkins University |
16 |
American University |
15 |
University of Chicago |
15 |
Dartmouth College |
15 |
Columbia University in the City of New York |
15 |
Tulane University |
14 |
Small Schools (2,999 Or Fewer Undergrads)
Franklin & Marshall College |
14 |
Spelman College |
11 |
Hamilton College |
11 |
The College of Wooster |
11 |
Dickinson College |
10 |
Amherst College |
9 |
Davidson College |
9 |
Whitman College |
9 |
Pomona College |
8 |
Wesleyan University |
8 |
Stonehill College |
8 |
Wellesley College |
8 |
Williams College |
8 |
Rhodes College |
8 |
DePauw University |
7 |
Grinnell College |
7 |
Willamette University |
7 |
Gettysburg College |
7 |
Tuskegee University |
6 |
Claremont McKenna College |
6 |
Loyola University New Orleans |
6 |
Goucher College |
6 |
Macalester College |
6 |
Skidmore College |
6 |
Barnard College |
6 |
Haverford College |
6 |
Data valid as of August 2017 and includes first day of school projections based on historical patterns.
*Categories are based on the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching’s basic size classification for colleges and universities.