Fascinating Study and Ranking of "Most Trusted Universities"

[Anonymous]

Stumbled across this study which is quite interesting if you dig into the many graphs. It looked at level of trust among various groups of people. If you want to see it all, you have to provide name and email and then you can download the powerpoint. https://morningconsult.com/2022/08/02/most-trusted-universities-gaps-public-trust/

Here are a few of the slides from the powerpoint. There are many more if you take the trouble to download the slides.

[Anonymous]

Probably a JHU study.

What is the purpose of this ?

Who cares and why should anyone care ?

[Anonymous]

Duke hahahaha

[Anonymous]

Brand awareness study. So, we are supposed to believe that Johns Hopkins is the Harvard of the Northeast, and that JHU is the Harvard of the South, and that JHU is the Harvard of the Midwest---yet Harvard's brand awareness is not among the top 5 universities in the Northeast ?

[Anonymous]

I definitely trust JH when I need a doctor for something complicated.

[Anonymous]

Baylor? The university that covered up the sex scandal?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Brand awareness study. So, we are supposed to believe that Johns Hopkins is the Harvard of the Northeast, and that JHU is the Harvard of the South, and that JHU is the Harvard of the Midwest---yet Harvard's brand awareness is not among the top 5 universities in the Northeast ?

It's not just brand awareness. Did you read the study?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I definitely trust JH when I need a doctor for something complicated.

They have a world renowned public policy and International studies program. It’s not just the medicine.

[Anonymous]

Most trusted by employer sound like the most important ranking of all.

They are the ones who paying for the outcome.
They would in fact pay most close attention and have very objective evaluation of the colleges.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Most trusted by employer sound like the most important ranking of all.

They are the ones who paying for the outcome.
They would in fact pay most close attention and have very objective evaluation of the colleges.

however on the second look, this looks like garbage list
Baylor LOL

[Anonymous]

I think Baylor is behind this listing LMAO

[Anonymous]

I write about this a long time ago so it’s interesting to see. A lot of why Harvar dis popular is because it’s old and has brand awareness. Under the hood, it’s not even as good as U of Binghamton or Syracuse in some areas.

Yale produces a lot of terrible people like Ted Cruz. Yay?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I write about this a long time ago so it’s interesting to see. A lot of why Harvar dis popular is because it’s old and has brand awareness. Under the hood, it’s not even as good as U of Binghamton or Syracuse in some areas.

Yale produces a lot of terrible people like Ted Cruz. Yay?

Ted Cruz went to Harvard Law School

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I write about this a long time ago so it’s interesting to see. A lot of why Harvar dis popular is because it’s old and has brand awareness. Under the hood, it’s not even as good as U of Binghamton or Syracuse in some areas.

Yale produces a lot of terrible people like Ted Cruz. Yay?

Ted Cruz went to Harvard Law School

I don't know. These particular rankings aren't about quality or prestige and people's perceptions are what they are regardless of reality. And the inclusion of perceptions of anti-higher education Republicans would of course make for some interesting results.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I definitely trust JH when I need a doctor for something complicated.

They have a world renowned public policy and International studies program. It’s not just the medicine.

I guess if I ever have a policy issue or internationally problem I’d call them for that too.