https://bluesky-thinking.com/bluesky-ranking-...22-23-north-america/
The ranking is an aggregate of Times, QS, US news, and ARWU. From the site "Harvard is the only member of the fabled Ivy League schools to make the top 5...University of Southern California, Emory University and Vanderbilt University have also made significant advances. Among those that have lost ground since 2018, Duke University is down 5 places to #20 compared to other US and Canadian schools, as are the University of Wisconsin-Madison at #27. Ohio State, Purdue University and Rice University saw the biggest falls of 8 places, followed by the University of Colorado – Boulder down 6 places." Rank in N.America 2022/23 Rank in N.America 2017/18 Institution Name 1 2 Harvard University 2 1 Stanford University 2 3 Massachusetts Institute of Technology 4 4 California Institute of Technology 5 9 University of California, Berkeley 6 5 Princeton University 7 7 Columbia University 8 8 Yale University 9 6 The University of Chicago 10 11 University of Pennsylvania 11 10 Johns Hopkins University 12 12 Cornell University 13 17 University of Toronto 13 13 University of California, Los Angeles 15 14 University of Michigan-Ann Arbor 16 16 Northwestern University 17 20 New York University 18 18 University of California, San Diego 19 19 University of Washington 20 15 Duke University 21 21 University of British Columbia 22 25 University of Texas at Austin 23 23 McGill University 24 26 Washington University in St Louis 25 27 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 26 24 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 27 22 University of Wisconsin-Madison 28 28 Carnegie Mellon University 29 36 University of Southern California 30 30 University of California, Santa Barbara 31 29 Georgia Institute of Technology 31 37 Brown University 33 35 University of California, Davis 34 31 Boston University 35 34 University of Maryland 36 33 University of Minnesota Twin Cities 37 32 Ohio State University 38 47 Emory University 39 45 Vanderbilt University 40 41 University of Pittsburgh 41 38 Pennsylvania State University 42 48 University of Alberta 43 44 McMaster University 44 43 University of California, Irvine 45 40 Purdue University – West Lafayette 46 49 University of Florida 47 39 Rice University 48 42 University of Colorado, Boulder 49 53 University of California Santa Cruz 50 57 University of California San Francisco |
It seems like the biggest increase is Emory with +9, and the biggest decrease is Rice with -8. |
Erroneous data regarding Northwestern University.
The bluesky website lists the source rankings for each school. US news ranking of Northwestern University for 2022/2023 is #10 in a tie with JHU, not #24. |
UVA didn't make it. |
US news global ranking not USA ranking. |
Garbage in, garbage out.
Many of the US News rankings that bluesky used as a source are incorrect. Princeton is not #16 in US News, it is ranked much higher. |
Some of you do not read/ lack comprehension skills. They are using the US news global ranking not the US ranking. Princeton is ranked 16 there. https://www.usnews.com/education/best-global-universities/rankings |
You need to be clear about this ranking. This--as best as I can understand--is a ranking of GRADUATE SCHOOLS, not undergraduate schools. A prime example is that the University of Washington at Seattle is ranked #6 and that UC-San Francisco, which has no undergraduate component,is ranked at #50 and formerly at #57.
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No, this ranking is mixing graduate schools with undergraduate schools. Why else would UC-San Francisco be included in the rankings ? |
Sure but graduate schools are important to an institution's global prestige. And I never said I was talking about undergrad, How do you rank undergrads on a global scale? |
In short, garbage in, garbage out. You do not know what you are doing. |
+1 Did you make up this list yourself, OP? |
You must be upset about where your school landed because I didn't do anything but post a link and its contents. That's nothing to be mad at. Some people will find the info on grad prowess useful if you don't keep scrolling. |
Read closer.... |
Exactly. How can you have an aggregate ranking system that includes both undergraduate and schools that have no undergraduate at all? (e.g., UCSF) I mean these are all highly regarded schools, but the quote ranking” aspect of it is silly. |