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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You can't sell online ads or magazines if the rankings don't have some movement. It is helpful to look at the rankings data over time to get a sense of school tiers: https://andyreiter.com/datasets/ Colby hasn't historically been regularly ranked in the top 15. They've often been in the high teens and 20s so that drop isn't huge. Shocker: Columbia's real stats don't equate to being regularly ranked with Stanford, Harvard, and Yale![/quote] This was always clear to students, which is why Columbia was never able to attract HYPSM cross admits. [/quote] USNWR is influential, unfortunately, but there are limits. Princeton has been #1 for the past umpteen years, but it isn't winning cross-admit battles with Harvard, Stanford, and MIT.[/quote] Unless you want to be a D3 athlete, I don't see MIT winning too many cross-admit battles with those schools either. With MIT's limited excellence in eng, CS, and econ, their ranking always feels a little inflated. [/quote] Stanford would probably be better than MIT in all of those top areas too and is also great in just about every other discipline. [/quote] Not better in engineering and technology. Close, but not better. [/quote] Stanford would likely get the nod in CS and MIT in the other engineering disciplines. Even if it is just close in MIT's very strongest areas, I can see the point about Stanford pretty clearly being the better overall school. Most people who get into the two "Boston area" schools don't choose MIT either. With Harvard, I would give MIT the clear advantage in CS and engineering though. [/quote]
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