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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It doesn't matter because if you fall outside of the Ivies and non-Ivy top 10, you're the loser when playing the eliteness game.[/quote] Exactly. Although I would say T12-T15, with schools like UChicago, Duke, Vanderbilt, Georgetown, ND, Hopkins added to the Ivies. I like the tier ideas. Does anyone really see that major of a difference in terms of "prestige" between WashU and Emory? Or BU and NEU? BC and Tufts? GWU and American? Miami and Wake? Tulane and SMU? USC and UCLA, etc. [/quote]None of what you said is consistent. How is Notre Dame and Georgetown different than Emory and WashU? Nortre Dame and Georgetown are the weakest T25 schools actually they have the lowest global ranking of 378 and 310 respectively compared to 67 and 30. [/quote] Global rankings are nonsense in the realmworld[/quote] Less nonsense than national rankings? Georgetown and Notre Dame are only [b]respected in the American context[/b]. The others have international cashe. They all have the same reputation scores for the undergrad ranking as well. [/quote] This is the most important factor by far unless you plan to immigrate to other countries. [/quote] +1. I suspect that parents who were immigrants to the US might care more about world rankings. Most people in the US care about US rankings.[/quote]
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