Anonymous
07/11/2023 11:47
Subject: Re:Examples of top programs in low ranked schools?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:University of Rochester for Political Science.
Top 5 program (with Harvard, Stanford and Princeton) in some sub areas of poly sci and top 15 overall.
I know a very top kid who matriculated there and was like "decent enough school but huh?" but it was a purposeful choice for her interest.
Rochester is a well respected top 50 school.
You are wrong to get a poli sci degree unless it is from a top 5 program. And maybe even then.
Anonymous
07/11/2023 11:41
Subject: Examples of top programs in low ranked schools?
Anonymous wrote:Elon and teaching!
Too lazy to research... Does Elon have the #1 teaching program or is it #1 in undergraduate teaching?
Anonymous
07/11/2023 11:40
Subject: Examples of top programs in low ranked schools?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:IU Kelley
IU is well within the top 100.
I think people are saying that it is a cool thread but top 100 — whatever that means — should not be the threshold. Those people are right.
Really, Stanford has a great CS program. So do MIT, Caltech, Berkeley, Michigan, Cornell and UCLA. Hope that helps someone!
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Anonymous
07/11/2023 11:32
Subject: Examples of top programs in low ranked schools?
UC Davis for Agriculture, Forestry, Veterinary
Anonymous
07/11/2023 11:32
Subject: Examples of top programs in low ranked schools?
Elon and teaching!
Anonymous
07/11/2023 11:28
Subject: Examples of top programs in low ranked schools?
San Jose State U has a fantastic and well respected Computer Science an Engineering departments. It's in the heart of Silicon Valley and really takes advantage of proximity to those companies.
Anonymous
07/11/2023 11:21
Subject: Examples of top programs in low ranked schools?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:IU Kelley
IU is well within the top 100.
I think people are saying that it is a cool thread but top 100 — whatever that means — should not be the threshold. Those people are right.
Really, Stanford has a great CS program. So do MIT, Caltech, Berkeley, Michigan, Cornell and UCLA. Hope that helps someone!
-signed obviousman.
Please don’t sign your name: this is an anonymous forum.
Anonymous
07/11/2023 11:18
Subject: Examples of top programs in low ranked schools?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:IU Kelley
IU is well within the top 100.
I think people are saying that it is a cool thread but top 100 — whatever that means — should not be the threshold. Those people are right.
Really, Stanford has a great CS program. So do MIT, Caltech, Berkeley, Michigan, Cornell and UCLA. Hope that helps someone!
-signed obviousman.
Anonymous
07/11/2023 10:40
Subject: Examples of top programs in low ranked schools?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:IU Kelley
IU is well within the top 100.
I think people are saying that it is a cool thread but top 100 — whatever that means — should not be the threshold. Those people are right.
Anonymous
07/11/2023 10:38
Subject: Examples of top programs in low ranked schools?
Anonymous wrote:There are almost 4000 colleges in the USA. Some people act like being 109th on that list isn't good but it definitely is not bad
I am guessing they meant 109 in nursing - which means it isn't a top 10 nursing program (as OP requested). It doesn't seem to me that they think its bad at all....just outside of what OP asked for.
Anonymous
07/11/2023 10:27
Subject: Examples of top programs in low ranked schools?
Anonymous wrote:There are almost 4000 colleges in the USA. Some people act like being 109th on that list isn't good but it definitely is not bad
Pp here. Agree. Guess I was assuming I’d get piled on. I do think it’s a great program at Molloy. I know a few grads and they’re doing really well.
Anonymous
07/11/2023 10:22
Subject: Examples of top programs in low ranked schools?
There are almost 4000 colleges in the USA. Some people act like being 109th on that list isn't good but it definitely is not bad
Anonymous
07/11/2023 10:20
Subject: Re:Examples of top programs in low ranked schools?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:University of Rochester for Political Science.
Top 5 program (with Harvard, Stanford and Princeton) in some sub areas of poly sci and top 15 overall.
I know a very top kid who matriculated there and was like "decent enough school but huh?" but it was a purposeful choice for her interest.
Rochester is a well respected top 50 school.
Sure but it's not ranked alongside Harvard and Stanford in every discipline like is is in Poly Sci.
Anonymous
07/11/2023 10:19
Subject: Re:Examples of top programs in low ranked schools?
Fun thread - informative and really positive! Fwiw, Molloy College is great for nursing. Nationally ranked a maybe humble 109, but anecdotally great respect amongst hiring folks at northeast hospitals
Anonymous
07/11/2023 10:01
Subject: Re:Examples of top programs in low ranked schools?
Anonymous wrote:University of Rochester for Political Science.
Top 5 program (with Harvard, Stanford and Princeton) in some sub areas of poly sci and top 15 overall.
I know a very top kid who matriculated there and was like "decent enough school but huh?" but it was a purposeful choice for her interest.
Rochester is a well respected top 50 school.