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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]UConn 15 and Delaware 20. LOL St. Mary’s even on the list? Come on now. [/quote] UConn does very well at retention and graduation rates which are two metrics that are heavily weighted/considered in this ranking. Their students seem to like the school and they do a good job of keeping them in the school and having them graduate on time. And while you can knock it for its location the academics are strong at UConn.[/quote] I think some people are surprised by these positive rankings because they have formed opinions that are based on outdated information, or no real data at all. I actually prefer rankings like this one because, unlike US News, it does not include a “reputation” score. Just based on publicly available stats like acceptance rate, graduation rate, retention rate, etc. [/quote] +1 [/quote]
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