yea, most of the schools also have art & design schools. https://usnews.com/best-graduate-schools/top-humanities-schools/economics-rankings This is a grad ranking, but for econ, it should be fairly equivalent Georgetown = #38 LOL https://usnews.com/best-graduate-schools/top-humanities-schools/political-science-rankings #34 for Political Science LOL International relation is kind of niche major, so probably no separate ranking on USN Georgetown is 4th here for international whatever https://foreignpolicy.com/2018/02/20/top-fifty-schools-international-relations-foreign-policy/ |
WTF is this logic Most of in state kids don't bother because it's hard, but OOS kids bother to apply although its harder?? All the prestigious schools are so hard to get in, but shit ton of kids still apply and acceptance rate is single digit, However for some strange reason, only the in state kids for Michigan just don't bother WTF is wrong with Michigan kids LMFAO |
I guess they’re just smarter than the students in other states who apply to schools where they have no chance of being accepted. Laughing your fat ass off |
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“WTF is this logic
Most of in state kids don't bother because it's hard, but OOS kids bother to apply although its harder?? ” Out of state strivers mostly from the coasts. |
This is true. Georgetown, like quite a few other schools that are overrated in the top 25, have many departments rated way lower than their USNWR ranking. |
That's literally every school. Should we go through ISCs programs? Either way GU is ranked higher and Im sure that's not changing. |
As a relevant news magazine, that flagship sank over 10 years ago. It survives based on an idea from an intern in 1983 and exists to help direct the waste of many billions in education spending. |
That isn't true. It primarily benefits the flagship campus. |
Berkeley and Michigan don’t. |
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It is true. And you agree or else you would not have used the word "primarily". |
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The University of Texas System endowment supports 8 universities and several medical facilities.
UT-Austin--about 52,000 students UT-Arlington--42,000 students UT-Dallas--28,000 students UT-El Paso--25,000 students UT-Rio Grande Valley--30,000 students UT-San Antonio--35,000 students UT-Tyler--10,600 students UT--Permian Basin--7,650 students University of Texas System endowment = almost $43 billion. = slightly over $176,000 per full-time student. Texas A&M System endowment covers 11 universities in the state of Texas. College Station,Prarie View, Tarleton State, Corpus Christi, San Antonio, Kingsville, Texas A&M International University at Laredo, West texas A&M, Central Texas, Texarkana, & Commerce. |
You can laugh all you want but anyone in college counseling will tell you that in-state students in any state with a good college system preselect in. That’s because they and their paid public high school counselors have a wealth of information at the fingertips through Naviance and In Virginia SCHEV and similar stats in California, Michigan and Texas tgat orivide very clear guidelines as to what it takes to get into those state institutions of higher learning from their particular high school. Our FCPS counselor was blunt with us with DD -she showed us her scores and what has bee required of her predecessors tge year before -to get into top VA schools and correctly aimed her towards Gmu and the other va institutions where she had a chance of getting in. |
The Available University Fund is split 2/3 UT System and 1/3 Texas A&M System. For the UT System, only UT Austin can get "Excellence" funds, and this cannot be less than 45% of the UT System payout and can be more and currently is. The remaining part pays for bonds used for construction, and this is split between schools, with UT Austin also getting a share of that. UT Austin also has endowment funds separate from the Available University Fund. |
| Is Columbia included in this year’s ranking after their blatant lies? |