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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The WSJ rankings actually fill a very important niche for families that have little to no hope of attending even a top 50 school. As an example, they list schools that we all know aren't "the best", but they represent likely great values and options for a lot of kids. Just looking at the list, below is an interesting sampling: 13. UC Davis 14. UC Merced 17. San Jose State University 19. [b]Loyola University MD (I actually don't know if that's a great value)[/b] 21. Cal State Stanislaus 22. Cal State Pomona 28. Cal State San Obispo 32. Cal State Fresno 36. University of Detroit Mercy 38. University of Delaware 44. Baruch It's not really saying these are the "best" colleges, but rather these colleges have the best relative outcomes for students. I think including schools like Babson and Bentley is a bit unfair because they are 100% business...it's unclear how those schools would rank if only compared to Wharton, Stern, Ross et al.[/quote] I think LUMD gives out good merit aid. Some of those Cal State numbers are skewed though because being in CA, the pay there is very high, but so is the col. It's too bad they can't adjust the income by col to get a more accurate picture. Even so, Cal State schools do a great job of bringing up 1st gen and lower income students. I was one of them.[/quote]
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