Official US news 2023 thread

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Notre Dame at 18, tied with Columbia and only one behind Cornell.

Notre Dame is Ivy level.

Almost, but not quite!

Notre Dame would never want to join the Ivy League anyway! It is happy to be ranked right there and fully independent to print football $$!

The Ivy League isn't all it is cracked up to be. Georgetown wouldn't even give up its basketball TV $$ to join.

Remember that the ancient 8 really is just an old but now low-level athletic conference!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:JMU debuts as a national university at 151. Go Dukes!

And ranked by Forbes too. I’m so impressed with JMU. Didn’t know much about it, but my freshman loves it, and it’s a great school.

[Anonymous]

Undergraduate CS (pay wall)

11. Texas
12. Columbia
12. Harvard
12. UCLA
12. Michigan
16. Hopkins
16. Purdue
16. UCSD
16. UMD
16. Penn
16. Wisconsin
16. Yale
23. Brown
24. Duke
24. UC Irvine
24. Chicago
24. UNC
24. USC
29. Mudd
29. NW
29. Rice
29. UCD
29. UCSB
29. UMASS
29. UVA
29. Tech

[Anonymous]

I wonder why Emory isn't able to regularly get itself ranked higher? They have the 9th largest endowment (https://www.collegeraptor.com/college-rankings/details/Endowment) but have consistently been ranked in the low 20s.

The schools ranked higher on the endowment list have some upside given their resources.

[Anonymous]

The official 2023 List of top schools:

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]

U of Maryland is 55

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The official 2023 List of top schools:

Top 20 universities:
1. Princeton
2. MIT

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!!!

You forgot "CHOMP CHOMP"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Undergraduate CS (pay wall)

11. Texas
12. Columbia
12. Harvard
12. UCLA
12. Michigan
16. Hopkins
16. Purdue
16. UCSD
16. UMD
16. Penn
16. Wisconsin
16. Yale
23. Brown
24. Duke
24. UC Irvine
24. Chicago
24. UNC
24. USC
29. Mudd
29. NW
29. Rice
29. UCD
29. UCSB
29. UMASS
29. UVA
29. Tech

Honestly, I wouldn't bother looking too closely at the few sets of undergrad departmental rankings.

[Anonymous]

UT-Austin and UW-Madison finally getting some well deserved respect.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Undergraduate CS (pay wall)

11. Texas
12. Columbia
12. Harvard
12. UCLA
12. Michigan
16. Hopkins
16. Purdue
16. UCSD
16. UMD
16. Penn
16. Wisconsin
16. Yale
23. Brown
24. Duke
24. UC Irvine
24. Chicago
24. UNC
24. USC
29. Mudd
29. NW
29. Rice
29. UCD
29. UCSB
29. UMASS
29. UVA
29. Tech

Honestly, I wouldn't bother looking too closely at the few sets of undergrad departmental rankings.

I would. They are much a more useful tool than a general ranking.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Notre Dame at 18, tied with Columbia and only one behind Cornell.

Notre Dame is Ivy level.

Almost, but not quite!

Notre Dame would never want to join the Ivy League anyway! It is happy to be ranked right there and fully independent to print football $$!

The Ivy League isn't all it is cracked up to be. Georgetown wouldn't even give up its basketball TV $$ to join.

Remember that the ancient 8 really is just an old but now low-level athletic conference!

um, yeah sure..

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I wonder why Emory isn't able to regularly get itself ranked higher? They have the 9th largest endowment (https://www.collegeraptor.com/college-rankings/details/Endowment) but have consistently been ranked in the low 20s.

The schools ranked higher on the endowment list have some upside given their resources.

Emory does not have the 9th highest endowment. It has the 15th. Here is a link to the real rankings:

https://www.nacubo.org/Research/2021/Public-NTSE-Tables

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:UT-Austin and UW-Madison finally getting some well deserved respect.

I mean, I guess. My kid waltzed right into UW-Madison and was waitlisted at UVA in state (ended up getting in in June).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The official 2023 List of top schools:

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!!!

How is UVA ranked at the same level as USC/NYU and Michigan? Just comparing it to Michigan, Pretty much all programs at Michigan are top notch. UVA's engineering and CS are middling. Can someone explain?

P.S. Don't jump on me. I have a kid at UVA.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Undergraduate CS (pay wall)

11. Texas
12. Columbia
12. Harvard
12. UCLA
12. Michigan
16. Hopkins
16. Purdue
16. UCSD
16. UMD
16. Penn
16. Wisconsin
16. Yale
23. Brown
24. Duke
24. UC Irvine
24. Chicago
24. UNC
24. USC
29. Mudd
29. NW
29. Rice
29. UCD
29. UCSB
29. UMASS
29. UVA
29. Tech

Honestly, I wouldn't bother looking too closely at the few sets of undergrad departmental rankings.

I would. They are much a more useful tool than a general ranking.

+1. Think your full paying for a CS degree from 29 Wake Forest and to find out its 141.