University Rankings

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Chicago ✅
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<p>The</a> Global Language Monitor University Rankings April 2009</p>

<p>The Global Language Monitor (langaugemonitor.com</a>) has ranked the nation’s colleges and universities according their appearance on the Internet, throughout the Blogosphere, as well in the global print and electronic media. </p>

<p>Rank University<br>
1. Harvard University, MA
2 . Columbia University, NY
3 . University of Chicago, IL
4 . University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
5. Stanford University, CA
6. University of Wisconsin-Madison
7. Cornell University, NY
8 . Princeton University, NJ<br>
9. Yale University, CT<br>
10. University of California-Berkeley
11. University of Pennsylvania
12. University of Washington
13 . University of California-Los Angeles
14. Johns Hopkins University, MD
15 . Duke University, NC
16 . U. of California, Davis
17. MIT<br>
18. University of North Carolina
19. New York University
20. U. of California-San Diego
21. U. of California-Davis
22. Boston University, MA
23. Ohio State University
24. California Institute of Technology
25. Northwestern University, IL
26. University of Texas-Austin
27. University of Florida
28 . Boston College, MA
29 . University of Virginia
30. Purdue University, IN
31. University of Illinois
32. University of Southern California
33. U. of California-Santa Barbara
34. Georgia Institute of Technology
35. University of Georgia
36 . Georgetown University, DC
37 . Rutgers University, NJ
38 . Pennsylvania State University
39 . Syracuse University, NY
40 . Vanderbilt University, KY
41. Emory University, GA
42 . Texas A&M University
43 . Carnegie Mellon University, PA
44. U. of California, Irvine
45 . Washington University in St. Louis, MO
46. University of California-Irvine
47 . Case Western Reserve, OH
48. Tufts University, MA
49 . University of Notre Dame, IN
50. Dartmouth College, NH</p>

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<h1>44 and #46 is the same school</h1>

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<p>Interesting… Columbia’s website is astronomically ugly IMO.</p>

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<p>^Yea it totally is in need of an extreme makeover… the design looks like as if it’s been used for like a decade already (okay I’m making it seem older than it actually is)…</p>

<p>Btw I liked how Chicago chose to redesign their website last year. It turned out pretty nice and modern, because the old design was epically worse than Columbia’s. The new Chicago admission site looks cool too.</p>

<p>That said, it’s nice to see my three most favorite schools in the Top 5. (the other ones being UMich and Stanford)</p>

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<p>This comes as no surprise. The media office which connects journalists to professors is a great public asset in terms of disseminating academic knowledge out into the real world, and a huge boon to Chicago’s global reputation. I saw another piece that looked at academic citations in the Economist, NYT, and WSJ, and Harvard, Chicago, and Stanford were ahead by leaps and bounds.</p>

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<p>From a post that is said to be the words of the founder came this quote that I found amusing:

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