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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous](OP here. Thank you for all of your responses.) Just finished looking over a study titled Revealed Preferences in Ranking of Colleges from 2004 (almost 20 years ago). The group studied 105 colleges & universities and listed them together in order of preference from #1 to #105. Below, I separate the schools into two broad categories: National Universities and LACs (although the #30 preferred school--Furman University--falls into neither category and the same for the #82 school--Rose Hulman Inst. of Tech.) From a 2004 study, list in order of preferred colleges and universities: National Universities: 1) Harvard 2) Yale 3) Stanford 4) CalTech 5) MIT 6) Princeton 7) Brown 8) Columbia 9) Dartmouth (among both LACs & Nat'l Universities, Amherst College, the first LAC to be listed, was #9). 10) U Penn 11) Notre Dame 12) Cornell 13) Georgetown 14) Rice 15) Duke [b]16) Virginia[/b] 17) Northwestern 18) UCal-Berkeley 19) Georgia Tech 20) U Chicago 21) Johns Hopkins 22) USC 23) UNC-Chapel hill 24) Vanderbilt 25) UCLA 26) Texas-Austin 27) NYU 28) Tufts 29) Michigan 30) Illinois 31) Carnegie Mellon (CMU) 32) U Maryland 33) College of William & Mary 34) Wake Forest U. (WFU) 35) U Miami 36) Emory 37) WashUStL 38) SMU 39) Lehigh 40) RPI 41) Fla. State (FSU) 42) UC-Santa Barbara 43) George Washington (GWU) 44) Fordham 45) Catolic U. 46) U Colorado 47) Wisconsin 48) ASU (Arizona State) 49) UC-Santa Cruz 50) Boston University 51) UC-San Diego 52) Tulane 53) Case Western Reserve 54) Indiana 55) Penn State 56) American U. 57) U Washington-Seattle 58) U Rochester 59) Purdue 60) Syracuse 61) Loyola (did not specify which campus/city) Liberal Arts Colleges: 1) Amherst College 2) Wellesley College 3) Swarthmore College 4) Williams College 5) Pomona College 6) Middlebury College 7) Wesleyan University 8) Barnard 9) Oberlin 10) Carleton College 11) Davidson College 12) Wash & Lee 13) Vassar 14) Grinnell 15) Bowdoin College 16) Claremont McKenna College (CMC) 17) Macalester 18) Colgate 19) Smith 20) Haverford 21) Mount Holyoke 22) Conn College 23) Bates 24) Kenyon 25) Occidental College 26) Bryn Mawr 27) Holy Cross 28) Reed 29) Colby 30) Sarah Lawrence 31) Bucknell 32) Wheaton (Illinois) 33) U Richmond 34) Trinity Coll. (Conn) 35) Colorado College 36) Hamilton 37) Lewis & Clark 38) Wheaton (Mass.) 39) Clark 40) Skidmore 41) Scripps Again, this study is almost 20 years old. [/quote] Obviously UVA booster pretending not to be. [/quote] Wrongo Bucko. Wasn't my study--just sharing the results.[/quote] I have seen Virginia rednecks use the term "Wrongo Bucko" before.[/quote] Darn. There is just no fooling some folks. You're FBI--aren't you ? Right ?[/quote]
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