USNEWS 2023 rankings

[Anonymous]

What was Colby ranked last year?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:What was Colby ranked last year?

18. I believe they were ranked 11 the year before.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They're out!

Top 20 universities:
1. Princeton
2. MIT
3. Harvard
3. Stanford
3. Yale
6. UChicago
7. Johns Hopkins
7. UPenn
9. Caltech
10. Duke
10. NU
12. Dartmouth
13. Brown
13. Vanderbilt
15. Rice
15. WashU
17. Cornell
18. Columbia
18. Notre Dame
20. UC Berkeley
20. UCLA
22. CMU
22. Emory
22. Georgetown
25. NYU
25. UVA
25. USC
25. UofM
29. U of Florida
29. UNC
29. Wake Forest


Go Gators!!!

[Anonymous]

You can't sell online ads or magazines if the rankings don't have some movement. It is helpful to look at the rankings data over time to get a sense of school tiers: https://andyreiter.com/datasets/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Columbia may fall out of the top 10.

Columbia was removed from the 2022 ranking (tied at #2) due to recent disclosures of improper data submission to US News. Columbia University is one of a handful of elite schools that does not submit a CDS.

For the top 5, go with the 5 largest endowments (Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Princeton, MIT).

Then Penn, Chicago, Northwestern, Caltech, & Duke in some order.

Johns Hopkins and Columbia tied at #11.

Next grouping: Dartmouth, Brown, Vanderbilt, Cornell, & WashUStL.

Next 5: Rice, Notre Dame, UCLA, & Cal-Berkeley.

USC may move up from its current #27 position.

You forgot Michigan, and the Cal schools won't get the same bump given the admissions issues from the last cycle.

Also, stop trying to make Notre Dame happen.

Michigan among Rice, Notre Dame, UCLA, Cal-Berkeley.

I do not understand your comment regarding Notre Dame (I think that you have mistaken me for another poster), but Notre Dame is currently ranked higher than Michigan by US News (#19 Notre Dame while Michigan is tied at #23).

WSJ/THE rankings has Michigan at #24 and Notre Dame at #28.

Michigan has 50% acceptance rate for instate LMAO

What is your interpretation of that?

[Anonymous]

U of Maryland is 55.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Columbia may fall out of the top 10.

Columbia was removed from the 2022 ranking (tied at #2) due to recent disclosures of improper data submission to US News. Columbia University is one of a handful of elite schools that does not submit a CDS.

For the top 5, go with the 5 largest endowments (Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Princeton, MIT).

Then Penn, Chicago, Northwestern, Caltech, & Duke in some order.

Johns Hopkins and Columbia tied at #11.

Next grouping: Dartmouth, Brown, Vanderbilt, Cornell, & WashUStL.

Next 5: Rice, Notre Dame, UCLA, & Cal-Berkeley.

USC may move up from its current #27 position.

You forgot Michigan, and the Cal schools won't get the same bump given the admissions issues from the last cycle.

Also, stop trying to make Notre Dame happen.

Michigan among Rice, Notre Dame, UCLA, Cal-Berkeley.

I do not understand your comment regarding Notre Dame (I think that you have mistaken me for another poster), but Notre Dame is currently ranked higher than Michigan by US News (#19 Notre Dame while Michigan is tied at #23).

WSJ/THE rankings has Michigan at #24 and Notre Dame at #28.

Michigan has 50% acceptance rate for instate LMAO

That is because only the top 10% of public school kids in state bother to apply, since it is so hard to get in. It is about 4% for out of state.

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

MI GOP has starved MI higher ed, so MI takes a ton of full pay out of state in order to maintain its ranking.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You can't sell online ads or magazines if the rankings don't have some movement. It is helpful to look at the rankings data over time to get a sense of school tiers: https://andyreiter.com/datasets/

True, there have been some schools that are consistently at the top with just a little movement to keep people interested (I mean to reflect important US News criteria changes). It is not surprising that Princeton, Harvard, Stanford, and Yale have all been #1 in multiple years and haven't ever been lower than 7.

On the liberal arts college side, Williams, Amherst, and Swarthmore have all been #1 multiple times and haven't been lower than 4.

[Anonymous]

https://www.washingtonpost.com/education/2022/09/09/columbia-usnews-college-ranking/

I guess Columbia shouldn't have been juicing their stats. Quite the fall this year!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Colby fell hard this year...

And jumps for Smith and Vassar, right?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Columbia may fall out of the top 10.

Columbia was removed from the 2022 ranking (tied at #2) due to recent disclosures of improper data submission to US News. Columbia University is one of a handful of elite schools that does not submit a CDS.

For the top 5, go with the 5 largest endowments (Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Princeton, MIT).

Then Penn, Chicago, Northwestern, Caltech, & Duke in some order.

Johns Hopkins and Columbia tied at #11.

Next grouping: Dartmouth, Brown, Vanderbilt, Cornell, & WashUStL.

Next 5: Rice, Notre Dame, UCLA, & Cal-Berkeley.

USC may move up from its current #27 position.

You forgot Michigan, and the Cal schools won't get the same bump given the admissions issues from the last cycle.

Also, stop trying to make Notre Dame happen.

Michigan among Rice, Notre Dame, UCLA, Cal-Berkeley.

I do not understand your comment regarding Notre Dame (I think that you have mistaken me for another poster), but Notre Dame is currently ranked higher than Michigan by US News (#19 Notre Dame while Michigan is tied at #23).

WSJ/THE rankings has Michigan at #24 and Notre Dame at #28.

Michigan has 50% acceptance rate for instate LMAO

That is because only the top 10% of public school kids in state bother to apply, since it is so hard to get in. It is about 4% for out of state.

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

MI GOP has starved MI higher ed, so MI takes a ton of full pay out of state in order to maintain its ranking.

Well, the total number of top 4% kids nationwide is greater than the number of top 10% kids in Michigan so...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://www.washingtonpost.com/education/2022/09/09/columbia-usnews-college-ranking/

I guess Columbia shouldn't have been juicing their stats. Quite the fall this year!

Columbia got greedy and overdid the fraud last year, which is how they got caught. Everyone knew that Columbia is not really good enough to be #2. If they had stuck with their previous level of fraud, they might still be a T10.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You can't sell online ads or magazines if the rankings don't have some movement. It is helpful to look at the rankings data over time to get a sense of school tiers: https://andyreiter.com/datasets/

True, there have been some schools that are consistently at the top with just a little movement to keep people interested (I mean to reflect important US News criteria changes). It is not surprising that Princeton, Harvard, Stanford, and Yale have all been #1 in multiple years and haven't ever been lower than 7.

On the liberal arts college side, Williams, Amherst, and Swarthmore have all been #1 multiple times and haven't been lower than 4.

HYPS stay on top of the USNWR ratings with minimal movement. They’re the real deal.

[Anonymous]

Rank became 100% bogus when they began factoring in Pell grant students and fake diversify nonsense, which has literally zero bearing on prestige, quality of education, or frankly anything.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Rank became 100% bogus when they began factoring in Pell grant students and fake diversify nonsense, which has literally zero bearing on prestige, quality of education, or frankly anything.

You must be upper middle class and white.

Nice.