KPMGWhere Its Green-Card Applicants Studied
Which universities does KPMG name most often on its green-card filings?
Arizona State University. U.S. Department of Labor PERM records list 215 green-card applications filed by KPMG naming one of 117 U.S. universities (FY2020–2024, the only years DOL published the applicant's school). Each is an application, not a person and not a hire.
Universities named
117
Green-card filings
215
All 117 universities
Arizona State University7New York University5The University of Texas at Dallas5University of California, Los Angeles5University of Southern California5University of Wisconsinmadison5Columbia University4Indiana University4Pace University4State University of New York at Binghamton4Syracuse University4Texas Am University4The George Washington University4University of Maryland4University of Illinois at Urbanachampaign4The Bernard M. Baruch College the City University of New York4The University of Michigan4Carnegie Mellon University3Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey3State University of New York at Buffalo3Stevens Institute of Technology3The Georgia Institute of Technology3The University of Virginia3University of Cincinnati3University of Illinois3University of Minnesota3The University of Florida3Ashland University2Bentley University2
Colby College2
Fordham University2Lehigh University2Michigan State University2New Jersey Institute of Technology2Northeastern University2Northwestern University2Southern Methodist University2The American University2The University of Georgia2The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill2The University of Texas at Austin2Tulane University2University of Missouri St. Louis2University of Rochester2Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University2Wake Forest University2
Agnes Scott College1
Boston University1Boston University School of Law1Brigham Young University1
Bucknell University1California State University, Fresno1California State University, Fullerton1California State University, Sacramento1Colorado Technical University1Drake University1Duke University1Eastern Michigan University1Fairfield University1
Florida Memorial University1
Georgia State University1Harvard University1
Hollins University1
Illinois Institute of Technology1Johns Hopkins University1
Kutztown University of Pennsylvania1
Lindenwood University1Marist College1
Marymount University1
New Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark College of Engineering1
New York University School of Law1North Carolina State University1North Dakota State University1
North Dakota State University of Agriculture and Applied Science1
Northern Illinois University1Purdue University1
Quinnipiac University1
Rochester Institute of Technology1Roosevelt University1Sacred Heart University1Saint Louis University1San Francisco State University1Santa Clara University1Southern New Hampshire University1St. Johns University1State University of New York, University at Albany1Suffolk University1Temple University1The City University of New York1
The City University of New York the Bernard M. Baruch College1
The College of William and Mary1The Pennsylvania State University1The University of Alabama1The University of Houston1The University of Kansas1The University of North Carolina at Greensboro1
The University of West Florida1
University of Alaska Anchorage1
University of Arkansas1University of California San Diego1University of California, Irvine1University of Colorado1University of Connecticut1University of Dayton1University of Denver1University of Hartford1University of Hawaii at Manoa1University of Kentucky1University of Miami1University of North Texas1University of Notre Dame Du Lac1University of Pittsburgh1University of Washington1Villanova University1Washington University in St. Louis1
Wilson College1
Yeshiva University1
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