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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It’s a classification. This is where you find it: [url]https://carnegieclassifications.acenet.edu/[/url][/quote] I think we just need to keep interjecting the correct answer periodically until people get that it has [b]nothing to do with geography or the word regional[/b].[/quote] Except it does. From USNWR ranking definitions: "The 604 total Regional Universities (239 public, 350 private and 15 for-profit) are [b]ranked within four geographic areas: North, South, Midwest and West[/b]." Regional universities are ranked within four geographic regions.[/quote] Which region a regional university is ranked in depends on where they are located. But whether a school is regional or national seems to hinge on whether they offer certain advanced degrees, and not whether their appeal is actually regional. The regional name is a misnomer. Also, as someone whose kid is looking at schools on several regional lists, as well as schools on the national list it’s confusing. [/quote]
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