List your top 50 universities/LACs
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Anonymous
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Anonymous
| Move number 46 up to 45 and 17 down to 20 and this is perfect. |
Anonymous
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Stanford
Princeton Yale MIT Harvard Penn CalTech Columbia Northwestern Duke Chicago Dartmouth Brown Williams Hopkins Amherst Swarthmore Wash U Rice Vanderbilt Cornell Pomona Wellesley Bowdoin Notre Dame Berkeley Naval Academy West Point Carleton Claremont UCLA Georgetown CMU Emory Michigan Chapel Hill Virginia NYU Wake Tufts Middlebury USC Florida W&L Davidson Smith Vassar Grinnell BC Rochester |
Anonymous
Thanks for your comprehensive list. Would you prefer that your kid attend a university on this list? |
Anonymous
| They attend two of them. Why do you ask? |
Anonymous
| The numbers list is better. |
Anonymous
| Ok |
Anonymous
| On that list too many discrepancies. No Barnard which is usually only behind Wellesley in terms of women's schools (should be in the 40s). Cornell too low. Harvard too low. USC Tufts are both too low. No way UCLA is a head of Georgetown (at least not on planet Earth). Lot of discrepancies--suggest you look for the chain from a couple years ago about tiers of schools. I am tired but I am sure I could find a lot more. |
Anonymous
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1A) Harvard, Stanford, MIT, Yale, Princeton
1B) Columbia, Penn, Duke, Chicago, Caltech 2A) Northwestern, Brown, Dartmouth, Cornell, Williams, Amherst 2B) Rice, Pomona, Vanderbilt, Georgetown, Cal, Notre Dame, Emory, Swarthmore, UCLA, Wellesley 3A) Michigan, NYU, USC, UVA, Tufts, Middlebury, Barnard 3B)UNC, Boston College, W&M, Wake, W&L, Davidson |
Anonymous
| Since my child graduated from Swarthmore, I’ll put that school at the top of my list. |
Anonymous
| Yay another ranking thread. /s |
Anonymous
Chef's kiss |
Anonymous
| I hope to god that in 4 years when my kid is applying to colleges I am not this nuts. |
Anonymous
Yawn. Does OP really think we care about his (yes, his) rankings? That we don’t know that rankings exist? That there are different rankings with different methodologies? That no ranking is sufficiently precise to differentiate between similarly rated schools? That rankings are only one aspect of selecting a school? Need I go on? Tiresome, tiresome, tiresome… |
Anonymous
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