数据来自Grok. 数据可能包括跟CS关系密切的专业比如EECS，ECE
1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) (#2) — ~40–42% (~500–550 CS graduates/year)
2. California Institute of Technology (Caltech) (#7 tie) — ~30–35% (~70–90 CS graduates/year)
3. Stanford University (#4) — ~23–25% (~300–350 CS graduates/year)
4. Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) (#20–24 tie) — ~20–25% (~350–400 CS graduates/year)
5. University of California, Berkeley (#15) — ~18–22% (~800–1,100 CS graduates/year) – one of the largest programs nationally
6. Harvard University (#3) — ~16–18% (~200–250 CS graduates/year)
7. Princeton University (#1) — ~15–17% (~150–200 CS graduates/year)
8. Cornell University (#12 tie) — ~15–17% (~400–500 CS graduates/year)
9. Columbia University (#12 tie) — ~14–16% (~200–250 CS graduates/year)
10. Duke University (#7 tie) — ~14–15% (~250–300 CS graduates/year)
11. Brown University (#13 tie) — ~14% (~150–200 CS graduates/year)
12. Yale University (#5) — ~12–14% (~150–200 CS graduates/year)
13. University of Michigan–Ann Arbor (#21, often grouped in top 20 discussions) — ~12–13% (~400–500 CS graduates/year)
14. University of Pennsylvania (#10) — ~11–13% (~250–300 CS graduates/year)
15. University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) (#15 tie) — ~11–13% (~400–500 CS graduates/year)
16. Dartmouth College (#15 tie) — ~10–12% (~100–130 CS graduates/year)
17. Johns Hopkins University (#10 tie) — ~9–11% (~100–150 CS graduates/year)
18. Rice University (#17 tie) — ~9–11% (~80–100 CS graduates/year)
19. Northwestern University (#10 tie) — ~8–10% (~150–200 CS graduates/year)
20. University of Chicago (#6) — ~7–9% (~100–130 CS graduates/year)
