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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Harvard will fall out of top 10 unless they invest in STEM (CS) heavily for the next 10 years.[/quote] Harvard is already out of top 5 for many people.[/quote] Yes, right, and the evidence of that is their plummeting academic statistics for enrolled students, the precipitous drop in the number of applications, and the acceptance rate rocketing up. /geez[/quote] This is turning out to be a great thread. It's high time people took a closer look at Harvard and Yale and their inexplicable rankings among the top 5 universities. Their mediocrity in STEM has already been noted. But take a gander at their freshman retention rates. Harvard is at 92 percent, which is below Auburn, Brandeis, and the Colorado School of Mines. Yale is even worse at 90 percent, which is worse than UC San Diego, the University of Dayton, and SUNY Stony Brook. Figures are from US News and World Report. Tell me again why Harvard and Yale are considered top schools? These lists are clearly composed by blue-haired wasps from the 1950s.[/quote] Harvard is definitely great at STEM, no clue why you believe otherwise. Top in math, physics, bio, maybe a bit lacking in some CS and engineering disciplines though[/quote]
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