Anonymous wrote:What a bizarre list. I've never even heard of it. USN&WR is the gold standard. Princeton Review. etc. No one has ever even mentioned a WSJ listing and I'm in the field. How long have they been doing this?
Anonymous wrote:Proves UVA is a regional university. Nobody in the Midwest or in New England or out West dreams of attending UVA. Berkeley and Michigan and UCLA have clout -- UVA just doesn't.
I also don't understand Emory's top 20 spot. We toured Emory and it seemed to be lacking funding.
Yeah, you really don't know what you're talking about.Anonymous wrote:Tell me where a DREAMER comes up with $25,000 year for Berkeley? They don't, it's free.
They check the DACA box and don't claim any family income or assets on financial aid forms -- boom, full-boat financial aid.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Proves UVA is a regional university. Nobody in the Midwest or in New England or out West dreams of attending UVA. Berkeley and Michigan and UCLA have clout -- UVA just doesn't.
I also don't understand Emory's top 20 spot. We toured Emory and it seemed to be lacking funding.
Then explain how UVA wound up a world-class school on this ranking system for global recognition. http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/671264.page. No one pays attention to WSJ.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Proves UVA is a regional university. Nobody in the Midwest or in New England or out West dreams of attending UVA. Berkeley and Michigan and UCLA have clout -- UVA just doesn't.
I also don't understand Emory's top 20 spot. We toured Emory and it seemed to be lacking funding.
Then explain how UVA wound up a world-class school on this ranking system for global recognition. http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/671264.page. No one pays attention to WSJ.
Anonymous wrote:Proves UVA is a regional university. Nobody in the Midwest or in New England or out West dreams of attending UVA. Berkeley and Michigan and UCLA have clout -- UVA just doesn't.
I also don't understand Emory's top 20 spot. We toured Emory and it seemed to be lacking funding.
Anonymous wrote:
Uh. You know DREAMERs pay tuition, right? They aren't allowed to get federal student aid, but schools can give them their school-specific aid. Only students with US citizenship can get federal aid money.
My gosh, if you're going to complain about immigrants and financial aid, at least do some basic reading about how things work.
The problem is that, as with many students, there are people in CA who only see a few of the public universities as "respectable" options. There's probably room for every CA student who wants to go to college to go...but they all can't go to Cal and UCLA.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
All the California public schools should be dropping. We flew out there to see if my daughter should apply and it is pretty obvious that the schools are having budget troubles more severe than in some of the other states.
Why should California multi-gen middle class get soaked supporting a University system their kids get rejected from in favor of fresh off the boat Chinese/Korean kids and DREAMERS who don't pay a cent for tuition? It's insane that residents can build up a college system for multiple generations and then their kids can't get in.
Anonymous wrote:Terrible list. USNWR is better.
Anonymous wrote:Proves UVA is a regional university. Nobody in the Midwest or in New England or out West dreams of attending UVA. Berkeley and Michigan and UCLA have clout -- UVA just doesn't.
I also don't understand Emory's top 20 spot. We toured Emory and it seemed to be lacking funding.