First Annual DCUM College Rankings

[Anonymous]

If you want to go about number of mentions with positive sentiment, then the list would be:

1. UVA
2. Ivies + Stanford, MIT, Duke
3. Wake Forest, Tulane, Middlebury, BC and Villanova

Thank you AI for that analysis

[Anonymous]

Rand McNally Top 5

1. Washington U. (Missouri)
2. Miami U. (Ohio)
3. Pittsburgh State (Kansas)
4. California University of Pennsylvania
5. Manhattan University (Bronx, NY)

[Anonymous]

have we also considered a bottom 5?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Rand McNally Top 5

1. Washington U. (Missouri)
2. Miami U. (Ohio)
3. Pittsburgh State (Kansas)
4. California University of Pennsylvania
5. Manhattan University (Bronx, NY)

5a. Kansas State University (Manhattan, KS)

[Anonymous]

Bottom five (Virginia version)

Radford
CNU
JMU
NOVA
Woke GMU

[Anonymous]

1. Big state land grant universities


I’m a huge fan of big state schools. Kids get a great education and plenty of types of kids so kids learn to interact with all walks of life.

[Anonymous]

1. Phoenix
2. UVA / CCs
3. University of Oxford (Miami, FL)
4. MassTech, Haverford
5. All other colleges

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:1. Big state land grant universities


I’m a huge fan of big state schools. Kids get a great education and plenty of types of kids so kids learn to interact with all walks of life.

Primarily from the same state. Nit a lot if geographic diversity.

[Anonymous]

Bucknell, UVA, George Mason

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:1. Big state land grant universities


I’m a huge fan of big state schools. Kids get a great education and plenty of types of kids so kids learn to interact with all walks of life.

Primarily from the same state. Nit a lot if geographic diversity.

DP. Geographic diversity is silly to worry about. As if kids from New York, Florida, California, or really any state are so very different from kids in VA or MD.

[Anonymous]

Pitt
UGA
UVA
Boston College
northeastern
WASP
Brown
HYP
Wake
Tulane
Wisconsin

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Okay, let's go!

Roll Tide!
Go Gators!

[Anonymous]

I feel like Villanova grads and people from the area hype it up a little more than everyone else. I never really heard of it growing up in TX outside of big east basketball and no one I knew applied. I also moved around the time but I feel like they won basketball championships a few years ago then somehow academic hype followed. Seems like the rep is super strong around these parts though

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:1. School DC currently attending
2. Schools admitted DC, not attending
3. Schools DC didn't apply to, but great schools
4. Schools waitlisted DC
5. Schoos rejected DC

LOL!!!

This is basically everyone's list on here

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:1. Big state land grant universities


I’m a huge fan of big state schools. Kids get a great education and plenty of types of kids so kids learn to interact with all walks of life.

Primarily from the same state. Nit a lot if geographic diversity.

DP. Geographic diversity is silly to worry about. As if kids from New York, Florida, California, or really any state are so very different from kids in VA or MD.

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