2024 US News rankings
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Anonymous
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https://www.timeshighereducation.com/world-university-rankings
And another global ranking based on academics, impact and teaching. It looks like the USNWR took a hard pivot toward “social good” and social mobility. This is fine- it really just depends what you believe a university should do. |
Anonymous
| Yes, USNWR jumped onto the DEI bandwagon |
Anonymous
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https://www.topuniversities.com/university-ra...2024?&tab=indicators
https://www.timeshighereducation.com/world-university-rankings Vandy and Emory ranking quite low on both |
Anonymous
How? They literally moved Berkeley, a school that hasn’t considered race for decades, into the T15. |
Anonymous
Because, they don't look at race. Read their methodology. |
Anonymous
THE has a US undergrad ranking which would be the relevant comparison: 1. Harvard 2. Stanford 3. MIT 4. Yale 5. Duke 6. Brown 7. Caltech 8. Princeton 9. Johns Hopkins 9. Northwestern 11. Cornell 12. UPenn 13. Dartmouth 14. UChicago 15. Vanderbilt 16. Columbia 17. WashU 18. Rice 19. USC [/b]20. Emory[b] This is honestly pretty close to US News’ latest ranking. The only major difference in the T20 is Princeton and UPenn are much higher on US News, while USC isn’t even a T25 on US News. |
Anonymous
How does Pell Grant work exactly? Sorry if this is a dumb question, but new to this |
Anonymous
Berkeley is not allowed to look at race in admissions. Instead, what Berkeley has done is look at Pell Recipients which is precisely what USNWR is now emphasizing. |
Anonymous
Vanderbilt is ranked 98 and Emory 82 in the Times Higher Education ranking |
Anonymous
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These are frickin’ meaningless and ridiculous. Even USNWR has turned soft and jumped on the First Gen bandwagon:
In an effort to place more emphasis on social mobility and outcomes, new factors were added to this year's rankings, including first-generation graduation rates, first-generation graduation rate performance and proportion of college graduates earning more than a high school graduate. The definition of social mobility changed this year in the National Universities ranking to include first-generation graduation rates, in addition to Pell-recipient graduation rates. |
Anonymous
Nope, look at their undergrad rankings: https://www.timeshighereducation.com/rankings/united-states/2022 |
Anonymous
UVA is kicked out of top 25 at 26! Some justice finally! |
Anonymous
| It always fascinates me how many people get so involved over this each year when most parents on here are going to have kids who just try to get into a decent state school and save some money. Most of our kids aren’t going for Harvard or Duke, so why the obsession? |
Anonymous
No, Cal-Berkeley should be top 10 at lest. |
Anonymous
This is the correct ranking from THE US rank 2023 (not the 2022 you use). Vandy is 34. 1 Harvard University 2 Stanford University 3 Massachusetts Institute of Technology 4 California Institute of Technology 5 Princeton University 6 University of California 7 Yale University 8 Columbia University 9 The University of Chicago 10 University of Pennsylvania 11 Johns Hopkins University 12 Cornell University 13 University of California 14 University of Michigan 15 New York University 16 Duke University =17 Northwestern University =17 University of Washington 19 Carnegie Mellon 20 UCSD 21 Georgia Institute of Technology 22 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 23 University of Texas at Austin 24 Washington University in St Louis 25 Brown University 26 University of California, Davis 27 University of California 28 University of Southern California 29 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 30 Boston University 31 University of Wisconsin-Madison 32 Emory University 33 University of California, Irvine 34 Vanderbilt University |