
A small undergraduate college with one of the strongest engineering and computing programmes in the country.
Harvey Mudd is a very small college focused entirely on undergraduate science and engineering, and its graduates are consistently among the most sought after technically of any institution in the United States.
Its clinic programme places student teams on real industry-sponsored engineering projects, an approach it pioneered decades ago.
The college sits within the Claremont Colleges consortium east of Los Angeles, with access to the wider Southern California technology economy.
Its graduates disproportionately move into the Bay Area and Seattle, where they are heavily represented in engineering roles at major technology companies.
Despite its very small size, Harvey Mudd produces a notable number of technical founders and early engineers at successful companies.
Its alumni are concentrated in developer infrastructure, computing hardware, and engineering-led products.
Los Angeles and Bay Area investors are the practical capital sources, with alumni angels active across both.
The college's technical reputation gives its founders credibility with investors well beyond its size.
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