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[quote=Anonymous]The reworked formula assigned greater emphasis to graduation rates for students who received need-based Pell grants and retention. It also introduced metrics tied to first-generation college students and to whether recent graduates were earning more than people who had completed only high school. “The company discarded five factors that often favored wealthy colleges and together made up 18 percent of a school’s score, including undergraduate class sizes, alumni giving rates and high school class standing. This year’s formula, which relied more on data sources beyond submissions by schools, also gave less weight to overall graduation rates and financial resources per student, which examines how much, on average, a university spends per student on costs like instruction and research.” -NY Times The rankings no longer focus on education or reputation but mostly focus on how schools help lower income and underrepresented students. I wonder if the change will finally break DCUM’s obsession with these rankings?[/quote]
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