2008 US News Rankings

<p>Since when are Army and Navy considered liberal arts colleges? Too obvious...</p>

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Phuriku.... you went to the store and back in 4 minutes?

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<p>Yes, I did. I live right next to the Store and I am a very fast writer, so it took me about a minute to copy them down and bolt out of the store. I might have looked a bit suspicious, though. I AM NOT LYING.</p>

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<p>These are false.</p>

<p>But at any rate... mind telling me how Boston College fares in your version of the rankings?</p>

<p>If this is a hoax, then hats off! I bet there's not on person in 10,000 even in higher education who knew that the only 2 service acadamies whose new Carnegie Classificaiton were as Baccalaurete Arts&Science schools = the Naval and Military Academies. </p>

<p><a href="http://www.carnegiefoundation.org/classifications/index.asp?key=63&search_flag=true&ref=783&start=783&BASIC2005=21&class_displaycount=10000&class_start=1%5B/url%5D"&gt;http://www.carnegiefoundation.org/classifications/index.asp?key=63&search_flag=true&ref=783&start=783&BASIC2005=21&class_displaycount=10000&class_start=1&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p>

<p>Yea looks reasonable i guess. Well we'll find out in ~ 28 hours anyway.</p>

<p>I would rather like these rankings to be true. I like MIT's ranking.</p>

<p>Do you have access to them?</p>

<p>sorry USC, maybe next year :)</p>

<p>Penn > MIT takes some validity out of these rankings. Not saying these are false, but that people will laugh when they see Penn > MIT.</p>

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Already has. TWICE. 2005 and 2006. And they tied in 2002 and 2003:</p>

<p><a href="http://chronicle.com/stats/usnews/index.php?category=Universities&orgs=&sort=2007%5B/url%5D"&gt;http://chronicle.com/stats/usnews/index.php?category=Universities&orgs=&sort=2007&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p>

<p>35th. The book is St. Patrick's Day Green</p>

<p>How did USC do? And Michigan?</p>

<p>How did University of Miami & University of Florida do?</p>

<p>Rankings for 25 to 50 National Universities are as followS:
25. Cal-LA
25. Michigan
27. USC
28. Tufts
28. North Carolina
30. Wake Forest
31. Brandeis
31. Lehigh
33. William and Mary
34. NYU
35. Boston College
35. Georgia Institute of Tech
35. Rochester
38. Cal-San Diego
38. Illinois
38. Wisconson
41. Case Western
42. Cal-Davis
42. Washingotn
44. RPI
44. Cal-Irvine
44. Cal-Santa Barbara
44. Texas
48. Penn State
49. Florida
50. Syracuse
50. Tulane</p>

<p>I was interested in University of Miami as well</p>

<p>Do you have 51 - 120?</p>

<p>now la/mich are tied for 25 but not in first post? hmmmm, sounds suspicious. Nice try though.</p>

<p>University of Miami is 52nd tied with Yeshiva</p>

<p>Why did you post UCLA in the first list, but not Michigan? Lax is right this does seem like BS.</p>

<p>Both UCLA and Michigan are tied for 25th. Both have Overall scores of
73. UCLA has a peer score of 4.2 and Michigan has a peer score of 4.5.
UCLA is listed as the first 25 and I did not see until the second post that
it was tied with Michigan.</p>