Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:1 - Princeton
2 - MIT
3 - Harvard
4 - Stanford, Yale
6 - UChicago
7 - Duke, Johns Hopkins, Northwestern, UPenn
11 - Caltech
12 - Cornell
13 - Brown, Dartmouth
15 - Columbia
16 - Rice, Vanderbilt
18 - Carnegie Mellon, Notre Dame, WUSTL
21 - Emory, Georgetown
23 - USC
24 - NYU
25 - BC, Tufts
27 - BU
28 - Lehigh, Northeastern, URochester
Privates better be ranked separately from Publics like LACs.
This makes it easier to see without the public university distraction (unless you are in-state at whatever your university is). Lots of great schools.
As for the top 10, CIT should be there; #1-2 should be Harvard and Stanford (Princeton 4th); and Chicago and Johns Hopkins have no business there.
As for the next 10, 3 Ivies are ranked worse than the lowest Ivy. Please.
You are a buffoon
It's really a distraction and meaninglessness to see a bunch of 2nd tier UCs mixed in and schools like Rutgers in T50.
Makes much more sense to rank them separately.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A large private school is no different as a practical matter from a top state flagship.
Smaller classes and way more resources at a USC than a UCLA. Not even close. Go to UCLA if you are in-state because it is cheap; the actual students experience — as an undergrad — sucks.
Lol no one in America thinks USC is a good of a school as UCLA is or ever has been.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:A large private school is no different as a practical matter from a top state flagship.
Smaller classes and way more resources at a USC than a UCLA. Not even close. Go to UCLA if you are in-state because it is cheap; the actual students experience — as an undergrad — sucks.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:1 - Princeton
2 - MIT
3 - Harvard
4 - Stanford, Yale
6 - UChicago
7 - Duke, Johns Hopkins, Northwestern, UPenn
11 - Caltech
12 - Cornell
13 - Brown, Dartmouth
15 - Columbia
16 - Rice, Vanderbilt
18 - Carnegie Mellon, Notre Dame, WUSTL
21 - Emory, Georgetown
23 - USC
24 - NYU
25 - BC, Tufts
27 - BU
28 - Lehigh, Northeastern, URochester
Privates better be ranked separately from Publics like LACs.
This makes it easier to see without the public university distraction (unless you are in-state at whatever your university is). Lots of great schools.
As for the top 10, CIT should be there; #1-2 should be Harvard and Stanford (Princeton 4th); and Chicago and Johns Hopkins have no business there.
As for the next 10, 3 Ivies are ranked worse than the lowest Ivy. Please.
You are a buffoon
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:1 - Princeton
2 - MIT
3 - Harvard
4 - Stanford, Yale
6 - UChicago
7 - Duke, Johns Hopkins, Northwestern, UPenn
11 - Caltech
12 - Cornell
13 - Brown, Dartmouth
15 - Columbia
16 - Rice, Vanderbilt
18 - Carnegie Mellon, Notre Dame, WUSTL
21 - Emory, Georgetown
23 - USC
24 - NYU
25 - BC, Tufts
27 - BU
28 - Lehigh, Northeastern, URochester
Privates better be ranked separately from Publics like LACs.
This makes it easier to see without the public university distraction (unless you are in-state at whatever your university is). Lots of great schools.
As for the top 10, CIT should be there; #1-2 should be Harvard and Stanford (Princeton 4th); and Chicago and Johns Hopkins have no business there.
As for the next 10, 3 Ivies are ranked worse than the lowest Ivy. Please.
Anonymous wrote:A large private school is no different as a practical matter from a top state flagship.
Anonymous wrote:What is the point of this? Is it just so the following can move up the list?
23 - USC
24 - NYU
25 - BC, Tufts
27 - BU
28 - Lehigh, Northeastern, URochester
How about we separate the <25K student schools from the >25K schools? I can come up with lots of ways to split it to make things look teh way I would like.
Anonymous wrote:1 - Princeton
2 - MIT
3 - Harvard
4 - Stanford, Yale
6 - UChicago
7 - Duke, Johns Hopkins, Northwestern, UPenn
11 - Caltech
12 - Cornell
13 - Brown, Dartmouth
15 - Columbia
16 - Rice, Vanderbilt
18 - Carnegie Mellon, Notre Dame, WUSTL
21 - Emory, Georgetown
23 - USC
24 - NYU
25 - BC, Tufts
27 - BU
28 - Lehigh, Northeastern, URochester
Privates better be ranked separately from Publics like LACs.
Anonymous wrote:Why is this posted every week?
Anonymous wrote:What is the point of this? Is it just so the following can move up the list?
23 - USC
24 - NYU
25 - BC, Tufts
27 - BU
28 - Lehigh, Northeastern, URochester
How about we separate the <25K student schools from the >25K schools? I can come up with lots of ways to split it to make things look teh way I would like.