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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The definitive guide for top 30 (undergraduate):

1. Harvard, Stanford
3. MIT
4. Yale, Princeton

6. Columbia, Penn Wharton, Caltech 
9. Penn CAS, Cornell, Brown, Dartmouth, (CMU CS, UCB CS)
12. Chicago, Duke, Northwestern
15. Williams, Amherst, Swarthmore, Pomona

19. Vandy, Rice, CMU, WashU, Emory, Georgetown, USC, Notredame, UCLA, UCB, UVA
30. UMich[/quote]
Don't hijack my thread, it's not a ranking it's a tier list. [/quote]
Yes, please stop. There's 6 schools tier at 9 yet the next number is 12 and why are you splitting up schools into CS and non CS are you a computer scientist? Would Georgetown SFS be ranked 4 then? Make your own thread if you have to.

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1. Harvard, Stanford, Princeton, MIT, Yale

1b. Columbia, Caltech, Upenn, U Chicago

2. Duke, Northwestern, Johns Hopkins, Dartmouth

2b. Brown, Williams, Amherst

3. Vanderbilt, Cornell, Swarthmore, Rice, Pomona,

3b. Emory, Notre Dame, WashU, Georgetown, Bowdoin, UCLA, UCB, CMU

4. UVA, Umich, Tufts, Wellesley, USC, UNC, CMC

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Great system.  And UNC for instance would be better than a school like Washington & Lee because of what?  The 25% lower lifetime ROI?  The 27% lower early career earnings?  The lower 4 year graduation rate?  66% lower alumni giving rate?  Far greater difficulty getting desired classes?  Less satisfaction with professor effort, access, and teaching quality?  More classes taught by TAs?  1/6th endowment per student?   [/quote]

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