<p>barrons, </p>
<p>Until you have the actual list of the firms and their respective ratings, I wouldn’t be so sure.</p>
<p>The second link you posted mentioned “health care” which could include hospitals that employ nurses or it could include firms that recruit certain number of other health-related majors such as nutrition or health sciences that private schools don’t offer. It may then be lumped into business/economics. How do you know “finance” doesn’t include insurance (mentioned in the second link you posted), a field that public schools offers but privates don’t? How do you know business/economics doesn’t include retailing? Also, a lot of times, “finance” and “accounting” are used interchangeably. “Financial analysts” in corporates are often accountants and list understanding of GAAP as one of the requirements.</p>