British financial magazine Spear’s and British investment firm WealthInsight released earlier this week a list of the world’s top 100 universities for producing millionaires. To compile the list, WealthInsight went through a database of 70,000 dollar millionaires in more than 200 countries nationwide to see where they attended school.

The firm also found that graduates with engineering degrees are the most likely to become millionaires, followed closely behind by those with MBAs or degrees in law, accounting and finance.

“You would expect to see a high number of scientific or financial degrees in the top 10, like engineering, commerce and accounting,” WealthInsight analyst Oliver Williams said, according to Times Higher Education. “But, interestingly, few of these degrees turn out to be outright vocational; most engineering graduates, for example, are not engineers but entrepreneurs. The same goes for most law and politics graduates, who owe their fortunes not to practising their professions but climbing the ranks of the financial services sector.”

So, without further ado, here are the top 15 schools in the world for becoming a millionaire in life.

1. Harvard University

2. Harvard Business School

3. Stanford University

4. University of California

5. Columbia University

6. University of Oxford

7.  Massachusetts Institute of Technology

8. New York University

9. University of Cambridge

10. University of Pennsylvania

11. Cornell University

12. University of Michigan

13. Yale University

14. University of Chicago

15. INSEAD