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That was from 2021. I don't have a subscription for this year. Here is a link to the College Confidential discussion - https://talk.collegeconfidential.com/t/2022-usnews-rankings-posted/3575443/181 |
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UPDATED: Top 10 universities based on peer reputation
1 -MIT 1 -Stanford 1 -Columbia 4 - Princeton 4 - Yale 6 - Harvard 6 - Northwestern 6 - UC - Berkeley 9 - Chicago 9 - Penn 9 - Caltech 9 - Rice Significant movers - Peer ranking vs. overall ranking: Top 20 Peer ranked, up 5 or more spots from National rank - Stanford, Berkley, Rice, Michigan Top 20, down 5 or more spots - Duke, Vanderbilt 20-50, up 10 or more spots - Georgia Tech, UT-Austin, Wisconsin, UIUC, Ohio State, Washington, Purdue, Virginia Tech 20-50, down 10 or more spots - WashStL, Cornell, Florida, Tufts, Wake Forest, UC_Santa Barbara 50-100, up 25 or more - Colorado, Iowa, Arizona, Oregon, UC-Santa Cruz 50-100, down 25 or more - Rochester, Lehigh, Santa Clara, WPI, Yeshiva |
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UPDATED: Top 10 LACs based on peer reputation (2022 version)
1 - Williams College 2 - Amherst College 2 - Swarthmore College 4 - Pomona College 4 - Wellesley College 4 - Bowdoin College 7 - Harvey Mudd College 8 - United States Naval Academy 8 - Claremont McKenna College 8 - Carleton College 8 - Middlebury College 8 - United States Military Academy 8 - Davidson College 8 - Grinnell College 8 - Smith College Significant movers - Peer ranking vs. overall ranking: Top 20 Peer ranked, up 5 or more spots from National rank - Harvey Mudd (up 21), Davidson, Grinnell, Smith, USAF, Vassar, Bates, Bryn Mawr Top 20, down 5 or more spots - none 20-50, up 10 or more spots - Spelman, Reed, Rhodes, St. Olaf, Bard 20-50, down 10 or more spots -Washington & Lee, Hamilton, Berea, Whitman 50-110, up 20 or more - Lewis & Clark, Wheaton College (MA), University of Puget Sound, Hendrix College, Ohio Weslyan, Southwestern University, St. John’s (MN) 50-110, down 20 or more - Thomas Aquinas, Juniata, Soka U of America, Hillsdale College, Principia (all but one of these down 50+ positions) |
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Is this right? How is Harvard 6?? |
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You must be old, still following the old almanac. Ask your grandkids if you want to know what’s been happening since. |
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Exactly, they aren't right. I don't have a CC account but I have a USnews account. I can post a picture. |
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Can you please |
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To be honest this updated list actually doesn't really surprise me too much. The only change I'd make here is bump up Chicago to ~6 or even ~4, given what I know about the faculty hires they've made over the last couple of years. |
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There is no updated list, what you posted wholly incorrect. Can someone just buy a subscription, it was $33 for me. |
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| Whoever posted that on CC is just lying. They didn't even post the scores for the supposed list they made just the ranking. If Harvard is ranked 6th for reputation then what would the corresponding score be?!?! It's weird someone would lie like that but even weirder that no one wants to verify. |
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I mean if you bought the subscription couldn’t you just share the data yourself…? |
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I'm pretty sure this is the counselor assessment score, not the peer assessment one. |
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I did. I'm the poster that posted the first top 25 list. Someone else rearranged the order. |
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This list is not based in reality. I graduated from Cornell and hated it. Dark, cold and depressing. Unfriendly students.
The only list that matters is the US News and World Report on top National Colleges/Universities. The top 5 Public’s for combination of excellent education, school spirit, athletics, college atmosphere, and job/internships. 1 - UCLA 2 - UC Berkeley 3 - Michigan 4 - UVA 5 - University of Florida, UC Santa Barbara, and UNC As my family is not in CA - the three are Michigan, UVA and University of Florida A Cornell alumni |
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+1 I was just about to post that this peer list has a huge bias against public universities which are the actual power houses in promoting access to quality education, social mobility, academic performance (collaborative well cited research) and popular team sports. There was a post way back with some attempt to measure academic performance internationally and the public universities did way better. |