Graduates of the private college in Cambridge,

    Graduates of the private college in Cambridge, Massachusetts, go on to become big earners; the median salary for an MIT graduate six years after graduation is $98,100. Ten years after graduation, the typical MIT graduate brings home $173,700. Few MIT students—only 8%—take on student loan debt to attend the college, and those that do pay down their loans quickly. Each year, more than 200 graduates go on to earn a Ph.D. On the Forbes American Leaders list, which measures the leadership and entrepreneurial success of a college’s graduates, 56 people are MIT alumni.

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Wong is once again confident that Hongkong Land’s investments in mainland China and measures to enhance the appeal of its Hong Kong portfolio amid the current market uncertainty will reap dividends. The company’s earnings and stock performance reflect his optimism. In the first half of 2022, revenue edged up 0.9% from a year earlier to $894 million despite a 69% drop in contracted sales on the mainland to $419 million, and it swung to a net profit of $292 million from a $865 million net loss in the year-ago period, Hongkong Land said in its latest earnings report.

 its former freshmen return that fall.

By comparison, MIT—which routinely has one of the highest retention rates of any college in the U.S.—retained 98% of its new sophomores in fall 2020. The college’s three-year average retention rate held steady at around 99%. In fall 2020, 96% of former freshmen returned to the University of California at Berkeley (No. 2) and 97% to Rice University (No. 12).

On top of pandemic-worn retention rates, Harvard scored poorly on Forbes’ Pell index. Looking at outcomes for Pell Grant recipients is something Forbes incorporated last year, and it gives us insight into how well a college prepares and graduates low-income students. In addition, we reward colleges that enroll a greater proportion of low-income students in order to identify which colleges best serve as engines of economic mobility. To create the Pell index—which makes up for 5% of our ranking model—we multiply the six-year graduation rate for Pell Grant recipients by the percentage of Pell Grant recipients at the institution.