The American universities that BOTH Americans AND non-Americans think of as the most prestigious

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Anonymous wrote:I guess I have to ask -- why would anyone care what people outside the US thought? No one cares even if you pursue an international career. -- they do not get the US college system. So is there a Harvard bump -- sure but not a signficant one. Two they know nothing because they are too far removed. Three views on higher education outside the US are off.

It matters for people who have links abroad, whether that's family, friends, work, etc. Many many international students in the U.S. for whom this information is pertinent.

It is not relevant to them.

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Anonymous wrote:I guess I have to ask -- why would anyone care what people outside the US thought? No one cares even if you pursue an international career. -- they do not get the US college system. So is there a Harvard bump -- sure but not a signficant one. Two they know nothing because they are too far removed. Three views on higher education outside the US are off.

It matters for people who have links abroad, whether that's family, friends, work, etc. Many many international students in the U.S. for whom this information is pertinent.

It is not relevant to them.

It absolutely is.

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Anonymous wrote:as an immigrant who knows a lot of foreigners i find NYU and northwestern kinda out of place here. I don't think there is that much name recognition for these.

This +1000. NYU and Northwestern are not considered prestigious.

Don't know what you're smoking. Northwestern is prestigious, full stop. NYU is prestigious to an extent as well.

Yes, but Northeastern is famous for gaming the system.

NorthWESTERN, not NEU, which has no business in this conversation. Stop trolling please.

Northwestern, Northeastern - what's the difference?

Nothing much

Stanford, Samford - what's the difference?

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Anonymous wrote:as an immigrant who knows a lot of foreigners i find NYU and northwestern kinda out of place here. I don't think there is that much name recognition for these.

This +1000. NYU and Northwestern are not considered prestigious.

Don't know what you're smoking. Northwestern is prestigious, full stop. NYU is prestigious to an extent as well.

Yes, but Northeastern is famous for gaming the system.

NorthWESTERN, not NEU, which has no business in this conversation. Stop trolling please.

Northwestern, Northeastern - what's the difference?

Nothing much

Stanford, Samford - what's the difference?

Google

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Anonymous wrote:https://www.theguardian.com/education/2022/may/30/visa-scheme-graduates-top-50-non-uk-universities-high-potential-individual

“ Rishi Sunak, the chancellor, said: “This new visa offer means that the UK can continue to attract the best and brightest from across the globe. The route means that the UK will grow as a leading international hub for innovation, creativity and entrepreneurship.

“We want the businesses of tomorrow to be built here today, which is why I call on students to take advantage of this incredible opportunity to forge their careers here.”

Priti Patel, the home secretary, said: “I am proud to be launching this new and exciting route as part of our points-based immigration system which puts ability and talent first, not where someone comes from.”

I guess international prestige doesn't involve being ranked highly as an undergraduate school at USNWR.

They're welcome to have as many U of Washington, NYU, NU graduates etc as they would like. This program will die a natural death.

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Anonymous wrote:https://www.theguardian.com/education/2022/may/30/visa-scheme-graduates-top-50-non-uk-universities-high-potential-individual

“ Rishi Sunak, the chancellor, said: “This new visa offer means that the UK can continue to attract the best and brightest from across the globe. The route means that the UK will grow as a leading international hub for innovation, creativity and entrepreneurship.

“We want the businesses of tomorrow to be built here today, which is why I call on students to take advantage of this incredible opportunity to forge their careers here.”

Priti Patel, the home secretary, said: “I am proud to be launching this new and exciting route as part of our points-based immigration system which puts ability and talent first, not where someone comes from.”

I guess international prestige doesn't involve being ranked highly as an undergraduate school at USNWR.

They're welcome to have as many U of Washington, NYU, NU graduates etc as they would like. This program will die a natural death.

One of the schools you called out is not like the others.

Also, what a stupidly pretentious thing to say.