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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The Wall Street Journal / Times Higher Education rankings combined both National Universities and LACs into a single ranking. The top LACs were ranked at #22 Amherst College, #23 Williams College, #25 Pomona College, #29 Swarthmore College, #31 Wellesley College, #34 Claremont McKenna College, and #35 Carleton College.

Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education combined National University/Liberal Arts College ranking:

1) Harvard
2) Stanford
3) MIT 
4) Yale
5) Duke
6) Brown
7) CalTech
8) Princeton
9) Northwestern & Johns Hopkins (tied)

11) Cornell
12) U Penn
13) Dartmouth
14) U Chicago
15) Vanderbilt
16) Columbia
17) WashUStL
18) Rice
19) USC
20) Emory

21) Carnegie Mellon Univ.
22) Amherst College
23) Williams College
24) U Michigan
25) Pomona College
26) NYU
27) UCLA
28) Notre Dame
29) Swarthmore College
30) Tufts

31) Wellesley College
32) Georgetown
33) UNC
34) Claremont McKenna College
35) Carleton College
36) UC-Berkeley

These are usually regarded as the top 36 schools, but any combined National University & Liberal Arts College list should include at least 40 schools and probably even better if it included 50 schools.
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This makes sense than the us news ranking s[/quote]

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