2024 US News rankings

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Anonymous wrote:This ranking is from 2022
The new ranking comes on Monday

This is the new ranking. The numbers have changed from 2022. [/quote


Just great, it means that my slac, Occidental, just continues to drop (32 here, 37 last year, tomorrow on the forties?)

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Anonymous wrote:LAC rankings out as well. Service academies all rose, general moderate shuffling among the others but maybe no giant leaps or drops.

Actually I just noticed one – Soka dropped fairly far. That shows that US News is maybe valuing endowments less this time around.

Also, right now they have Washington & Lee at both 11 and 21!

Nobody cares about SLACs

I do, so go suck a big one

Sounds like SLACs have prepared you well for life.

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Anonymous wrote:I actually think this ranking makes a lot of sense. I would personally bump Columbia to #9 but other looks fair

Yea I agree. The new formula seems more fair and the top publics seem to have largely moved up to where they belong.

+1 it's easy for rich kids to go to rich schools then get high paying jobs.

Much harder for kids from not rich and/or well connected families to move up in SES. The state flagships are doing a great job of educating people who cannot afford the expensive colleges and moving them up in SES.

This is a better reflection what colleges should be doing today.

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U of Miami and Tulane tanked.

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William and Mary sunk - not surprising.

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Wow. It looks like business at UVA fell out of the top ten.

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Anonymous wrote:This is NOT this year’s ranking!!

YES IT IS. Look again.

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Anonymous wrote:This is NOT this year’s ranking!!

I found that if I reloaded the page on my browser, the 2024 rankings loaded. Though it looks a little glitchy tonight.

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Second year on the national list, JMU moves up to 124. I know, it's not the top 20 we're all obsessed over. But I always thought that school should get more credit. Elon moved closer to where it should be and no longer in the top 100.

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UN finally overtook UVA. It was just a matter of time. Next year UF will probably equal/pass UVA as well

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UNC that is.

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Anonymous wrote:Second year on the national list, JMU moves up to 124. I know, it's not the top 20 we're all obsessed over. But I always thought that school should get more credit. Elon moved closer to where it should be and no longer in the top 100.

I saw that - good for JMU! It has served my family very well.

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Anonymous wrote:Wow. It looks like business at UVA fell out of the top ten.

Don’t know about that but it rose from 25 to 24 for undergrad and WSJ named it top public for finance this summer. Good enuf for me!

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The publics get a big boost. Not fair imo, as they are expensive for low income students as fin aid is poor.

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If this is 2024 ranking, then it was a lot of noise about nothing. The majority of top colleges did not change much: up or down a few notches. Big whoopee.