Anonymous wrote:Are test scores still included in the ranking formula, or no? I'm guessing no...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:UN finally overtook UVA. It was just a matter of time. Next year UF will probably equal/pass UVA as well
UVA moved up from 25 to 24
And UNC Moved up to #22. UVA fell to #5 among the top publics.
Yea yea yea it’s basically tied with UNC so whatever.
Anonymous wrote:Elon #1 in undergraduate teaching. That's impressive.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He new rankings are a joke. Every state flagship is now a top 50. UC Davis at 28.
This, yall really believe UCDavis is peer schools with Emory, WashU, Carnegie Mellon???
Like be for real! This is horrible, only elite schools should be on the T30. Private schools don't know which students are Pell grant students it's unfair to judge them on that. They provide great financial aid to the Pell grant students they do have yet don't get rewarded for that.
Basically takes a 3.9 GPA to get into UC Davis these days. Attracts the same caliber as Emory, WashU and CMU so yes, it isn’t ridiculous to think it is a peer school. Your info about Davis is likely outdated.
A 3.9 weighted is not the same as a 3.9 unweighted. Also those 3 schools sat scores are 1500+.
The weighted admission stats for UC Davis are well above a 4.0 so not sure what you are getting at. And look at how many students actually submitted test score to these schools. Davis obviously doesn’t consider them. Around 40%+ of students enrolled did not.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Notre Dame remains in top 20 despite the constant chatter that they will be knocked down lol.
It will as the swell to get of legacy admissions continues.
LOL just like every other elite top 20. It's not going anywhere below where it is. It hasn't for decades. I know that triggers you lol.
It literally dropped 2 spots to 20, it can easily drop another next year.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Notre Dame remains in top 20 despite the constant chatter that they will be knocked down lol.
It will as the swell to get of legacy admissions continues.
LOL just like every other elite top 20. It's not going anywhere below where it is. It hasn't for decades. I know that triggers you lol.
Uh no. Many of them like UVA have already dropped it. And while we are on the topic of Notre Dame let’s discuss it’s abysmal 3.3% black student population (and don’t try comparing it to the UV schools -we stomped you on that last time)
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:He new rankings are a joke. Every state flagship is now a top 50. UC Davis at 28.
This, yall really believe UCDavis is peer schools with Emory, WashU, Carnegie Mellon???
Like be for real! This is horrible, only elite schools should be on the T30. Private schools don't know which students are Pell grant students it's unfair to judge them on that. They provide great financial aid to the Pell grant students they do have yet don't get rewarded for that.
Basically takes a 3.9 GPA to get into UC Davis these days. Attracts the same caliber as Emory, WashU and CMU so yes, it isn’t ridiculous to think it is a peer school. Your info about Davis is likely outdated.
A 3.9 weighted is not the same as a 3.9 unweighted. Also those 3 schools sat scores are 1500+.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:UN finally overtook UVA. It was just a matter of time. Next year UF will probably equal/pass UVA as well
UVA moved up from 25 to 24
And UNC Moved up to #22. UVA fell to #5 among the top publics.
Anonymous wrote:The more the rankings weight social mobility over things like class size (which was eliminated!) and entering student stats (measure of the strength of the peer group), the less relevant they are as a way to assess the quality of education or experience a student will have, which is what people look to these rankings for. I find the new methodology to be disappointing.
Anonymous wrote:"These rankings don't matter" crowd sounds similar to the Test optional crowd that secretly pays $500/hr to test prep their kids to move from 1200 to 1250.
People, the only rankings that matter is US News and this is it for 2024!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:UN finally overtook UVA. It was just a matter of time. Next year UF will probably equal/pass UVA as well
UVA moved up from 25 to 24
Anonymous wrote:The more the rankings weight social mobility over things like class size (which was eliminated!) and entering student stats (measure of the strength of the peer group), the less relevant they are as a way to assess the quality of education or experience a student will have, which is what people look to these rankings for. I find the new methodology to be disappointing.