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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You can't sell online ads or magazines if the rankings don't have some movement. It is helpful to look at the rankings data over time to get a sense of school tiers: https://andyreiter.com/datasets/

Colby hasn't historically been regularly ranked in the top 15. They've often been in the high teens and 20s so that drop isn't huge.

Shocker: Columbia's real stats don't equate to being regularly ranked with Stanford, Harvard, and Yale![/quote]

Yes, several schools are consistently at the top with just a little movement to keep people interested (I mean to reflect important US News criteria changes). It is not surprising that Princeton, Harvard, Stanford, and Yale have all been #1 in multiple years and haven't ever been lower than 7.

On the liberal arts college side, Williams, Amherst, and Swarthmore have all been #1 multiple times and haven't been lower than 4.

I'm surprised we haven't seen the USNWR data show that Amherst and Harvard are #1 this year to switch it up and create a little more buzz :-)!
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