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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you take the average ranking from US News, WSJ/THE, Niche, Forbes, Washington Monthly, Money, Wallet Hub, and Degree Choices, you get an overall ranking of: 1. MIT 2. Stanford 3. Princeton ---Big Gap--- 4. Harvard 5. Yale 6. Duke 7. Penn ---Big Gap--- 8. Caltech 9. Northwestern 10. Columbia 11. Vanderbilt 12. UCLA 13. Berkeley 14. UMich 15. Dartmouth 16. Georgetown 17. Johns Hopkins 18. Cornell 19. Notre Dame 20. WashU (tie) 20. UChicago (tie) 22. UNC 23. UF (tie) 23. UVA (tie) 25. CMU ---Big Gap--- 26. Georgia Tech 27. UCSD 28. USC 29. Emory 30. UIUC 31. UCD 32. UCI 33. UW Seattle 34. BC 35. Wake Forest 36. UT Austin 37. UW Madison ---Big Gap--- 38. W&M 39. UCSB 40. Lehigh 41. Purdue ---Big Gap--- 42. Texas A&M 43. UMD 44. Virginia Tech 45. BU 46. UGA 47. NYU 48. NCSU 49. BYU 50. GW[/quote] Very interesting. No Tufts? What ranking did it do bad on to remove it from the top 50?[/quote] I went to Wash. U. I think that it’s strange to see Wash. U. here without Rice, Tufts, Rochester, Tulane and Case Western being here at all. The idea that Vanderbilt is ranked so much higher seems puzzling. I’m sure it’s a fine school, but I’ve always thought of it as being similar to Emory and Tulane. I also think that, if this list is about research, the absence of places like Penn State, Ohio State and Maryland is odd. If it’s about undergraduate education, the idea that a lot of overcrowded UC schools are here and places like Williams aren’t here is odd. [/quote] Genuine question, as a WashU grad do you feel insecure playing third fiddle to Northwestern and UChicago in the Midwest region? We are considering it for our DC but have heard this take from a few others who are familiar with the school.[/quote]
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