台灣各大學似乎沒有校友的薪資等統計數字，更談不上整體的比較分析。
The Economist’s released its' first-ever college rankings that are based on a simple, if debatable, premise: the economic value of a university is equal to the gap between how much money its graduates earn, and how much they might have made had they studied elsewhere. The Economist
Our first-ever college rankings are out. For readers expecting Yale, Harvard and Princeton to dominate, the results will surprise you. We offer a new take on how to measure the economic value of a university degree
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