2024 College & University Rankings by WalletHub

[Anonymous]

Does anyone have the current list of top 50? The website doesn't work on my tablet.

[Anonymous]

Where the hell is Williams?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://wallethub.com/edu/e/college-rankings/40750

Several interesting separate rankings given for each school.

12 schools earned top score of 99:

1) Yale
2) MIT
3) Princeton
4) CalTech
5) Harvard
6) Duke

7) Rice
8) Northwestern
9) Johns Hopkins
10) Stanford
11) Dartmouth
12) Swarthmore

Makes sense.

Clearly, Yale is number one.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:https://wallethub.com/edu/e/college-rankings/40750

Several interesting separate rankings given for each school.

12 schools earned top score of 99:

1) Yale
2) MIT
3) Princeton
4) CalTech
5) Harvard
6) Duke

7) Rice
8) Northwestern
9) Johns Hopkins
10) Stanford
11) Dartmouth
12) Swarthmore

Yale is number one.

Of course

Yes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone have the current list of top 50? The website doesn't work on my tablet.

Here you go...

Top 5 Universities in 2025

Princeton University

Yale University

Harvard University

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Dartmouth College

Top 5 Liberal Arts Colleges in 2025

Swarthmore College

Hamilton College

Amherst College

Wellesley College

Harvey Mudd College

Top 50 Colleges and Universities

1 99 Princeton University
2 99 Yale University
3 99 Harvard University
4 99 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
5 99 Dartmouth College
6 99 Rice University
7 99 California Institute of Technology
8 99 Carnegie Mellon University
9 99 Northwestern University
10 99 Johns Hopkins University
11 99 Swarthmore College
12 99 Columbia University
13 98 Stanford University
14 98 Georgia Institute of Technology
15 98 Duke University NC
16 98 University of Notre Dame
17 98 Brown University
18 98 Washington and Lee University
19 98 Washington University in St. Louis
20 98 University of Florida
21 97 Hamilton College
22 97 Vanderbilt University
22 97 Claremont McKenna College
24 97 University of Pennsylvania
25 97 Amherst College MA
26 97 University of Chicago
27 97 Wellesley College
28 97 University of California, Los Angeles
29 96 Harvey Mudd College
30 96 Pomona College
31 96 Cornell University
32 96 Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art
33 96 Boston College
34 96 University of California, San Diego
35 96 University of California, Berkeley
36 96 Vassar College
37 95 University of California, Irvine
38 95 Northeastern University
39 95 Carleton College MN
40 95 Middlebury College
41 95 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
42 95 University of Michigan--Ann Arbor
43 95 Grinnell College
44 95 University of Virginia
45 95 Barnard College
46 94 Colby College
47 94 Tufts University
48 94 University of Richmond
49 94 Haverford College
50 94 Case Western Reserve University

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Where the hell is Williams?

The site notes that "Some institutions were excluded from our sample due to data limitations." In the case of Williams, this appears to represent a deficiency in the site's research methods since the publicly available information on Williams is generally robust.

[Anonymous]

Wow, what a surprise. Super expensive schools that only admit the smartest rich kids are good schools and have graduates that become rich people. Who would have guessed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wow, what a surprise. Super expensive schools that only admit the smartest rich kids are good schools and have graduates that become rich people. Who would have guessed.

Which school you are referring to?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where the hell is Williams?

The site notes that "Some institutions were excluded from our sample due to data limitations." In the case of Williams, this appears to represent a deficiency in the site's research methods since the publicly available information on Williams is generally robust.

Yeah...it's kind of garbage to only publish rankings of schools that respond to your survey (at least that is my interpretation).

Also my issue with Poets & Quants, though I would think more schools respond to them than Wallet Hub.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where the hell is Williams?

The site notes that "Some institutions were excluded from our sample due to data limitations." In the case of Williams, this appears to represent a deficiency in the site's research methods since the publicly available information on Williams is generally robust.

Yeah...it's kind of garbage to only publish rankings of schools that respond to your survey (at least that is my interpretation)..

WalletHub did not conduct any surveys for this analysis. When it refers to data limitations it is referring to insufficient public information.

[Anonymous]

Wallethub is garbage. Period.

[Anonymous]

This is an older thread that first started in 2023.

[Anonymous]

https://wallethub.com/edu/e/best-universities-in-usa-ranking/39704

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where the hell is Williams?

The site notes that "Some institutions were excluded from our sample due to data limitations." In the case of Williams, this appears to represent a deficiency in the site's research methods since the publicly available information on Williams is generally robust.

Yeah...it's kind of garbage to only publish rankings of schools that respond to your survey (at least that is my interpretation)..

WalletHub did not conduct any surveys for this analysis. When it refers to data limitations it is referring to insufficient public information.

Then how did they rank Colby. Something is fishy about this wallethub.

[Anonymous]

I don’t really get these rankings. If you’re after money, it’s not really the school you’re worried about (unless you’re really into Investment Banking), it’s the major. The ivies are at the top of the list, because so many of their students go into financial services and tech. If you’re interested in government, policy, or social services, this list punishes you for…wanting to help the public.