USNEWS 2023 rankings

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Anonymous wrote:Columbia may fall out of the top 10.

Columbia was removed from the 2022 ranking (tied at #2) due to recent disclosures of improper data submission to US News. Columbia University is one of a handful of elite schools that does not submit a CDS.

For the top 5, go with the 5 largest endowments (Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Princeton, MIT).

Then Penn, Chicago, Northwestern, Caltech, & Duke in some order.

Johns Hopkins and Columbia tied at #11.

Next grouping: Dartmouth, Brown, Vanderbilt, Cornell, & WashUStL.

Next 5: Rice, Notre Dame, UCLA, & Cal-Berkeley.

USC may move up from its current #27 position.

UCLA, Berkeley, USC, and Cornell will fall. Emory, Georgetown, Umich, UVA will rise.

Georgetown has been around #23/24 for as long as I can remember … I feel like that’s where it was when I went there in 2005, and any time I’ve checked since then, it’s been in the same place. So I’d be surprised if it moves much.

It was 20 a few years ago, it'll likely pass Berkeley this year.

Berkeley will rise. Berkeley’s admission rate fell to around 11% this year.

So did all the other schools. ,

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Columbia may fall out of the top 10.

Columbia was removed from the 2022 ranking (tied at #2) due to recent disclosures of improper data submission to US News. Columbia University is one of a handful of elite schools that does not submit a CDS.

For the top 5, go with the 5 largest endowments (Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Princeton, MIT).

Then Penn, Chicago, Northwestern, Caltech, & Duke in some order.

Johns Hopkins and Columbia tied at #11.

Next grouping: Dartmouth, Brown, Vanderbilt, Cornell, & WashUStL.

Next 5: Rice, Notre Dame, UCLA, & Cal-Berkeley.

USC may move up from its current #27 position.

UCLA, Berkeley, USC, and Cornell will fall. Emory, Georgetown, Umich, UVA will rise.

Georgetown has been around #23/24 for as long as I can remember … I feel like that’s where it was when I went there in 2005, and any time I’ve checked since then, it’s been in the same place. So I’d be surprised if it moves much.

It was 20 a few years ago, it'll likely pass Berkeley this year.

Berkeley will rise. Berkeley’s admission rate fell to around 11% this year.

Northeastern 6.7%

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Anonymous wrote:https://www.parchment.com/c/college/tools/college-cross-admit-comparison.php?compare=University+of+Southern+California&with=Georgetown+University

USC: 56 vs GT 44

https://www.parchment.com/c/college/tools/college-cross-admit-comparison.php?compare=University+of+Southern+California&with=Emory+University

USC: 72 vs Emory 28

https://www.parchment.com/c/college/tools/college-cross-admit-comparison.php?compare=University+of+Southern+California&with=New+York+University

USC: 83 vs NYU 17

Welcome to the 21st century!

PP for the mic drop

Except for Parchment data is notoriously self-selecting and unreliable.

Better than something out of your ass lol

Peer reputation scores did not come out of my ass, but from college dean's and presidents they seem to agree that USC is overrated. NYU has Stern and Georgetown has SFS.

USC has School of Cinematic Arts which is #1 in the US if not in the world. Its Engineering is better than NYU. USC Marshais also highly ranked.

I'll take a bet.
USC will be higer than NYU for 2023 by USN&WR
Let me know how much you are willing to bet.

Wow! Number 1 in the world? How many universities actually have a college of cinematic arts? Not impressed.

How many has school of foreign service lol

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USC nor NYU are prestigious. The top 25 should be reserved for schools that are, and Georgetown is prestigious like it or not.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:USC nor NYU are prestigious. The top 25 should be reserved for schools that are, and Georgetown is prestigious like it or not.

according to your mum?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:USC nor NYU are prestigious. The top 25 should be reserved for schools that are, and Georgetown is prestigious like it or not.

I agree on T25ish borderline.

Average U.S. News Rankings for 123 Universities: 2015-2022

https://publicuniversityhonors.com/2016/09/18/average-u-s-news-rankings-for-126-universities-2010-1017/

USC: 23.375 - 25, 23, 23, 21, 22, 22, 24, 27

Also, 24th on aggregate ranking
https://www.reddit.com/r/ApplyingToCollege/comments/w38g7z/the_supreme_t50_college_ranking_aggregating_the/

USC is considered T25 in general.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Columbia may fall out of the top 10.

Columbia was removed from the 2022 ranking (tied at #2) due to recent disclosures of improper data submission to US News. Columbia University is one of a handful of elite schools that does not submit a CDS.

For the top 5, go with the 5 largest endowments (Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Princeton, MIT).

Then Penn, Chicago, Northwestern, Caltech, & Duke in some order.

Johns Hopkins and Columbia tied at #11.

Next grouping: Dartmouth, Brown, Vanderbilt, Cornell, & WashUStL.

Next 5: Rice, Notre Dame, UCLA, & Cal-Berkeley.

USC may move up from its current #27 position.

You forgot Michigan, and the Cal schools won't get the same bump given the admissions issues from the last cycle.

Also, stop trying to make Notre Dame happen.

Michigan among Rice, Notre Dame, UCLA, Cal-Berkeley.

I do not understand your comment regarding Notre Dame (I think that you have mistaken me for another poster), but Notre Dame is currently ranked higher than Michigan by US News (#19 Notre Dame while Michigan is tied at #23).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Columbia may fall out of the top 10.

Columbia was removed from the 2022 ranking (tied at #2) due to recent disclosures of improper data submission to US News. Columbia University is one of a handful of elite schools that does not submit a CDS.

For the top 5, go with the 5 largest endowments (Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Princeton, MIT).

Then Penn, Chicago, Northwestern, Caltech, & Duke in some order.

Johns Hopkins and Columbia tied at #11.

Next grouping: Dartmouth, Brown, Vanderbilt, Cornell, & WashUStL.

Next 5: Rice, Notre Dame, UCLA, & Cal-Berkeley.

USC may move up from its current #27 position.

You forgot Michigan, and the Cal schools won't get the same bump given the admissions issues from the last cycle.

Also, stop trying to make Notre Dame happen.

Michigan among Rice, Notre Dame, UCLA, Cal-Berkeley.

I do not understand your comment regarding Notre Dame (I think that you have mistaken me for another poster), but Notre Dame is currently ranked higher than Michigan by US News (#19 Notre Dame while Michigan is tied at #23).

WSJ/THE rankings has Michigan at #24 and Notre Dame at #28.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Columbia may fall out of the top 10.

Columbia was removed from the 2022 ranking (tied at #2) due to recent disclosures of improper data submission to US News. Columbia University is one of a handful of elite schools that does not submit a CDS.

For the top 5, go with the 5 largest endowments (Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Princeton, MIT).

Then Penn, Chicago, Northwestern, Caltech, & Duke in some order.

Johns Hopkins and Columbia tied at #11.

Next grouping: Dartmouth, Brown, Vanderbilt, Cornell, & WashUStL.

Next 5: Rice, Notre Dame, UCLA, & Cal-Berkeley.

USC may move up from its current #27 position.

You forgot Michigan, and the Cal schools won't get the same bump given the admissions issues from the last cycle.

Also, stop trying to make Notre Dame happen.

Michigan among Rice, Notre Dame, UCLA, Cal-Berkeley.

I do not understand your comment regarding Notre Dame (I think that you have mistaken me for another poster), but Notre Dame is currently ranked higher than Michigan by US News (#19 Notre Dame while Michigan is tied at #23).

WSJ/THE rankings has Michigan at #24 and Notre Dame at #28.

Michigan has 50% acceptance rate for instate LMAO

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Columbia may fall out of the top 10.

Columbia was removed from the 2022 ranking (tied at #2) due to recent disclosures of improper data submission to US News. Columbia University is one of a handful of elite schools that does not submit a CDS.

For the top 5, go with the 5 largest endowments (Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Princeton, MIT).

Then Penn, Chicago, Northwestern, Caltech, & Duke in some order.

Johns Hopkins and Columbia tied at #11.

Next grouping: Dartmouth, Brown, Vanderbilt, Cornell, & WashUStL.

Next 5: Rice, Notre Dame, UCLA, & Cal-Berkeley.

USC may move up from its current #27 position.

You forgot Michigan, and the Cal schools won't get the same bump given the admissions issues from the last cycle.

Also, stop trying to make Notre Dame happen.

Michigan among Rice, Notre Dame, UCLA, Cal-Berkeley.

I do not understand your comment regarding Notre Dame (I think that you have mistaken me for another poster), but Notre Dame is currently ranked higher than Michigan by US News (#19 Notre Dame while Michigan is tied at #23).

WSJ/THE rankings has Michigan at #24 and Notre Dame at #28.

Michigan has 50% acceptance rate for instate LMAO

Rankings are not about how hard it is to get into a school.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Columbia may fall out of the top 10.

Columbia was removed from the 2022 ranking (tied at #2) due to recent disclosures of improper data submission to US News. Columbia University is one of a handful of elite schools that does not submit a CDS.

For the top 5, go with the 5 largest endowments (Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Princeton, MIT).

Then Penn, Chicago, Northwestern, Caltech, & Duke in some order.

Johns Hopkins and Columbia tied at #11.

Next grouping: Dartmouth, Brown, Vanderbilt, Cornell, & WashUStL.

Next 5: Rice, Notre Dame, UCLA, & Cal-Berkeley.

USC may move up from its current #27 position.

You forgot Michigan, and the Cal schools won't get the same bump given the admissions issues from the last cycle.

Also, stop trying to make Notre Dame happen.

Michigan among Rice, Notre Dame, UCLA, Cal-Berkeley.

I do not understand your comment regarding Notre Dame (I think that you have mistaken me for another poster), but Notre Dame is currently ranked higher than Michigan by US News (#19 Notre Dame while Michigan is tied at #23).

WSJ/THE rankings has Michigan at #24 and Notre Dame at #28.

Michigan has 50% acceptance rate for instate LMAO

…..and is still rated higher than UVA. Lmao

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Columbia may fall out of the top 10.

Columbia was removed from the 2022 ranking (tied at #2) due to recent disclosures of improper data submission to US News. Columbia University is one of a handful of elite schools that does not submit a CDS.

For the top 5, go with the 5 largest endowments (Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Princeton, MIT).

Then Penn, Chicago, Northwestern, Caltech, & Duke in some order.

Johns Hopkins and Columbia tied at #11.

Next grouping: Dartmouth, Brown, Vanderbilt, Cornell, & WashUStL.

Next 5: Rice, Notre Dame, UCLA, & Cal-Berkeley.

USC may move up from its current #27 position.

You forgot Michigan, and the Cal schools won't get the same bump given the admissions issues from the last cycle.

Also, stop trying to make Notre Dame happen.

Michigan among Rice, Notre Dame, UCLA, Cal-Berkeley.

I do not understand your comment regarding Notre Dame (I think that you have mistaken me for another poster), but Notre Dame is currently ranked higher than Michigan by US News (#19 Notre Dame while Michigan is tied at #23).

WSJ/THE rankings has Michigan at #24 and Notre Dame at #28.

Michigan has 50% acceptance rate for instate LMAO

Rankings are not about how hard it is to get into a school.

and USN&WR is the flagship ranking

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Columbia may fall out of the top 10.

Columbia was removed from the 2022 ranking (tied at #2) due to recent disclosures of improper data submission to US News. Columbia University is one of a handful of elite schools that does not submit a CDS.

For the top 5, go with the 5 largest endowments (Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Princeton, MIT).

Then Penn, Chicago, Northwestern, Caltech, & Duke in some order.

Johns Hopkins and Columbia tied at #11.

Next grouping: Dartmouth, Brown, Vanderbilt, Cornell, & WashUStL.

Next 5: Rice, Notre Dame, UCLA, & Cal-Berkeley.

USC may move up from its current #27 position.

You forgot Michigan, and the Cal schools won't get the same bump given the admissions issues from the last cycle.

Also, stop trying to make Notre Dame happen.

Michigan among Rice, Notre Dame, UCLA, Cal-Berkeley.

I do not understand your comment regarding Notre Dame (I think that you have mistaken me for another poster), but Notre Dame is currently ranked higher than Michigan by US News (#19 Notre Dame while Michigan is tied at #23).

WSJ/THE rankings has Michigan at #24 and Notre Dame at #28.

Michigan has 50% acceptance rate for instate LMAO

Rankings are not about how hard it is to get into a school.

Some rankings are.
You just pick and choose whatever suits your agenda lol

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:https://www.parchment.com/c/college/tools/college-cross-admit-comparison.php?compare=University+of+Southern+California&with=Georgetown+University

USC: 56 vs GT 44

https://www.parchment.com/c/college/tools/college-cross-admit-comparison.php?compare=University+of+Southern+California&with=Emory+University

USC: 72 vs Emory 28

https://www.parchment.com/c/college/tools/college-cross-admit-comparison.php?compare=University+of+Southern+California&with=New+York+University

USC: 83 vs NYU 17

Welcome to the 21st century!

PP for the mic drop

Except for Parchment data is notoriously self-selecting and unreliable.

Better than something out of your ass lol

Peer reputation scores did not come out of my ass, but from college dean's and presidents they seem to agree that USC is overrated. NYU has Stern and Georgetown has SFS.

USC has School of Cinematic Arts which is #1 in the US if not in the world. Its Engineering is better than NYU. USC Marshais also highly ranked.

I'll take a bet.
USC will be higer than NYU for 2023 by USN&WR
Let me know how much you are willing to bet.

Wow! Number 1 in the world? How many universities actually have a college of cinematic arts? Not impressed.

How many has school of foreign service lol

Uh, have you heard of political science, economics, international relations?

All of them. And Georgetown's is without peer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Columbia may fall out of the top 10.

Columbia was removed from the 2022 ranking (tied at #2) due to recent disclosures of improper data submission to US News. Columbia University is one of a handful of elite schools that does not submit a CDS.

For the top 5, go with the 5 largest endowments (Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Princeton, MIT).

Then Penn, Chicago, Northwestern, Caltech, & Duke in some order.

Johns Hopkins and Columbia tied at #11.

Next grouping: Dartmouth, Brown, Vanderbilt, Cornell, & WashUStL.

Next 5: Rice, Notre Dame, UCLA, & Cal-Berkeley.

USC may move up from its current #27 position.

You forgot Michigan, and the Cal schools won't get the same bump given the admissions issues from the last cycle.

Also, stop trying to make Notre Dame happen.

Michigan among Rice, Notre Dame, UCLA, Cal-Berkeley.

I do not understand your comment regarding Notre Dame (I think that you have mistaken me for another poster), but Notre Dame is currently ranked higher than Michigan by US News (#19 Notre Dame while Michigan is tied at #23).

WSJ/THE rankings has Michigan at #24 and Notre Dame at #28.

Michigan has 50% acceptance rate for instate LMAO

That is because only the top 10% of public school kids in state bother to apply, since it is so hard to get in. It is about 4% for out of state.