Forbes 2021 College Rankings

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Anonymous wrote:It's quite notable that Northwestern is ranked in the top 10 across all three of the major rankings this year (US News, Forbes, and THE). I only skimmed, and I think the only other schools to achieve this feat are Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Stanford, MIT, and UPenn - all very comprehensive universities.

How about Columbia

Columbia took a hit on THE. It’s at 15th. It used to be as high as 2nd place. Forbes is #5 and USNWR is #2.

That's why Columbia doesn't belong in the HYPMS club

Stanford should be kicked out of HYPSM because it ranks #6 on US News.

Nope. USNWR is wrong.
HYPSM should be tied for #1.
Columbia #6
Upenn #7
Chicago #8
Caltech #9
Duke #10

You’re the same kid that is bashing Columbia across many threads. Were you rejected from Columbia? Posting false claims and bashing Columbia across many threads won’t make you feel any better. Move on! College is not the end-all-be-all, there are greater things ahead in life!

Now the Columbia basher is going to post the response I made to them, on every reply to mock me. You’re just insecure aren’t you. Go to bed kid.

You’re the same kid that is bashing Columbia across many threads. Were you rejected from Columbia? Posting false claims and bashing Columbia across many threads won’t make you feel any better. Move on! College is not the end-all-be-all, there are greater things ahead in life!

You’re so clever than you have things figured out. Leave the kid alone! I’m the Columbia basher! lol.

No! I’m the Columbia basher!

OK. There are at least two of us. any others want to chime in?

I’m the original Columbia basher!

Classic troll replying to her own post.

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Lol Chicago is so low

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This ranking validates the people who couldn't get into op schools. Seeing UC San Diego at 15 probably makes them smile.

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Anonymous wrote:This ranking validates the people who couldn't get into op schools. Seeing UC San Diego at 15 probably makes them smile.

It's like seeing Duke at 5, and Brown at 6 for WSJ.

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Anonymous wrote:Lol Chicago is so low

Not surprising consider how low its ROI is compared to peer schools in the Ivy+

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Anonymous wrote:Lol Chicago is so low

Not surprising consider how low its ROI is compared to peer schools in the Ivy+

CC even has a discussion about this from a concerned parent who probably regrets sending her kid there now for a supposedly "elite" education -

https://talk.collegeconfidential.com/t/low-graduate-roi-compared-to-peer-institutions/2804371

Mid Career (20-year):
MIT #4 $1,098,000
Stanford #5 $1,013,000
Harvard #8 $960,000
Penn #16 $868,000
Caltech #19 $846,000
Yale #20 $843,000
Columbia #25 $834,000
Duke #32 $807,000
Princeton #36 $803,000

Cornell #51 $740,000
Dartmouth #58 $713,000
Johns Hopkins #68 $687,000
Northwestern #75 $681,000
Chicago #92 $656,000
Brown #126 $619,000

Late Career (40-year):
MIT #4 $2,273,000
Stanford #5 $2,068,000
Harvard #8 $1,967,000
Penn #16 $1,832,000
Caltech #18 $1,810,000
Yale #21 $1,777,000
Columbia #22 $1,769,000
Duke #24 $1,754,000
Princeton #33 $1,642,000

Cornell #36 $1,607,000
Dartmouth #40 $1,561,000
Johns Hopkins #50 $1,508,000
Northwestern #61 $1,455,000
Chicago #70 $1,420,000
Brown #83 $1,377,000

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1. University of California, Berkeley
2. Yale University
3. Princeton University
4. Stanford University
5. Columbia University
6. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
7. Harvard University
8. University of California, Los Angeles
9. University of Pennsylvania
10. Northwestern University
11. Dartmouth College
12. Duke University
13. Cornell University
14. Vanderbilt University
15. University of California, San Diego
16. Amherst College
17. University of Southern California
18. Williams College
19. Pomona College
20. University of California, Davis
21. Georgetown University
22. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
23. University of Chicago
24. Rice University
25. University of Florida
26. Brown University
27. University of Washington, Seattle
28. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
29. United States Military Academy
30. University of Virginia
31. University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
32. Wellesley College
33. Washington University in St. Louis
34. Georgia Institute of Technology
35. Emory University
36. Bowdoin College
37. Johns Hopkins University
38. Tufts University
39. University of California, Santa Barbara
40. California Institute of Technology
41. University of Notre Dame
42. University of Maryland, College Park
43. Swarthmore College
44. Middlebury College
45. University of Texas, Austin
46. Claremont McKenna College
47. University of California, Irvine
48. Colgate University
49. Carnegie Mellon University
50. Texas A&M University, College Station

solid ranking

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1. University of California, Berkeley
2. Yale University
3. Princeton University
4. Stanford University
5. Columbia University
6. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
7. Harvard University
8. University of California, Los Angeles
9. University of Pennsylvania
10. Northwestern University
11. Dartmouth College
12. Duke University
13. Cornell University
14. Vanderbilt University
15. University of California, San Diego
16. Amherst College
17. University of Southern California
18. Williams College
19. Pomona College
20. University of California, Davis
21. Georgetown University
22. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
23. University of Chicago
24. Rice University
25. University of Florida
26. Brown University
27. University of Washington, Seattle
28. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
29. United States Military Academy
30. University of Virginia
31. University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
32. Wellesley College
33. Washington University in St. Louis
34. Georgia Institute of Technology
35. Emory University
36. Bowdoin College
37. Johns Hopkins University
38. Tufts University
39. University of California, Santa Barbara
40. California Institute of Technology
41. University of Notre Dame
42. University of Maryland, College Park
43. Swarthmore College
44. Middlebury College
45. University of Texas, Austin
46. Claremont McKenna College
47. University of California, Irvine
48. Colgate University
49. Carnegie Mellon University
50. Texas A&M University, College Station

solid ranking

I like it too. Even though I went to a private university, but I think it definitely provides a good balance of public and privates.