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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Since there appears to be a high school student on the thread, I'll address the OP directly. Although my comment on the CogSci programs of URochester and Case Western was based largely on knowledge of these schools, this site may be of interest:

https://www.collegetransitions.com/blog/best-colleges-for-cognitive-science/

For the undergraduate study of cognitive science, it ranks URochester 12th nationally and Case Western Reserve 26th.
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College transitions Methodology is not about academic quality. It’s a ranking of graduation rates and salary, which is mostly locale and choices, not having much at all to do with the college itself. I wish people stopped posting this poor source as fact.[/quote]
As I said, there appears to be a high school student on the thread. Those who spend just a few minutes will see that College Transitions considers aspects such as major emphasis, major share, academic rating and peer assessment.[/quote]
[quote] we analyzed institution- and program-level data collected by the National Center for Education Statistics as reported by IPEDS, salary and other outcomes collected by PayScale and College Scorecard.[/quote]
That is not what you just said. Can you explain this disparity?[/quote]
See, "Click here for a further breakdown of our methodology." You can do it. You don't have to mean it or anything. 
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