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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Regarding to G'Town's ranking, I feel it has something to do with the lack of STEM program, and this hurts its academic reputation. It graduates successful bankers, doctors, lawyers and politicians, etc., but not scientists and engineers. This probably is due to its resource, or by design. Who would go to college in DC. for engineering?[/quote]

It seems like schools with small endowments, and limited physical space for expansion, like Georgetown Tufts BC and William and Mary are going to be on the downslope over the next 10 years, while public universities like U Florida and UT Austin are going to keep rising because of their research capabilities, and their overall appeal.[/quote]

William & Mary especially since their endowment is well over $1 billion below the next lowest in that group. Georgetown is unique among those mentioned because of its truly national brand. Georgetown would likely rise a few spots ranking wise just by using the common application and instituting an early decision program. [/quote]

William & Mary's endowment is slightly higher than Georgetown's on a per student basis.   [/quote]

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