<p>Thanks.</p>
<p>Edit: Does that link you have supplied reflect undergraduate programs well?</p>
<p>what about journalism overall??</p>
<p>HEHE! I'm going to Louisiana Tech in the Fall :)</p>
<p>Sorry if I seem giddy, but Louisiana Tech is <em>widely</em> overlooked by those types of rankings. I'm more than a little excited to see it on there.</p>
<p>Gourman ranking for Journalism:</p>
<p>U Missouri Columbia
Northwestern
Syracuse
U Minnesota
U Illinois U-C
UNC Chapel Hill
U Wisconsin Madison
Ohio State
Michigan State
USC
NYU
Indiana U Bloomington
U washington
U Kansas
U Texas Austin
Kansas State
Marquette
I Iowa
U Colorado Boulder
Ohio U
Penn State U-P
U Florida
U Montana
U Arizona
U Oregon
Iowa State
U Oklahoma
U Georgia
U Utah
Arizona State
U Maryland C-P</p>
<p>Gourman ranking for philosophy:
(perhaps someone will check this against philsophical gourmet to see if there some correlation)</p>
<p>Princeton
U pittsburgh
Harvard
UC Berkeley
U Chicago
Stanford
U Michigan Ann Arbor
UCLA
MIT
Cornell
Yale
Brown
Columbia
Notre Dame
Boston U
UNC Chapel Hill
U Wisconsin Madison
Indiana U Bloomington
U Mass Amherst
U Minnesota
Johns Hopkins</p>
<p>The lists seem somewhat similar. The most striking difference is no NYU on Gourman (#1 in Gourmet). I would trust the Gourmet more, but they seem to be saying about the same thing. Gourmet has Columbia higher, Chicago and Brown lower. The top 15 are pretty solid though.</p>
<p>Can you by the Gourman reports in a book, or is it just on the website?</p>
<p>From what I understand, you can only buy them in books; they're not available on the internet.</p>
<p>Where's NYU in that philosophy ranking? How strange...</p>
<p>The Gourman Report book is out of print. I happen to have a copy that was passed down to me by an older brother.</p>
<p>I suspect that undergrad philosophy at NYU is not as good as the graduate level philosophy. I think philosophocal gourmet is for graduate philosophy programs, Gourman is for undergrad. NYU awarded 34 bachelors degrees in Philosophy in 2004 out of 4,700 total. (Berkeley awarded 81.) Or, perhaps philosophical gourmet has it wrong for graduate philosophy. NYU doesn't appear in the NRC rankings for PhD programs in philosophy either. Or, maybe NYU has only recently risen to prominence. Just speculating...</p>
<p>where's the link for 2006 or 2005 Gourman's top undergrad schools ?</p>
<p>The Gourman Report is not available online. Are you interested in the rankings for a particular major?</p>
<p>The fact that NYU is not included shows how out-of-date the Gourman report is. Major changes do take place in 10 years. Many city schools have improved drastically in that time period. NYU, WUSTL, GW and BU are just a few I can think of that have developed significantly over that time period.</p>
<p>Wow, right now my son's first choice is Dartmouth over Cornell. Is the bias against smaller coleges significant, or should he reconsider?</p>
<p>I don't think the preference for larger schools is significant of "quality" per se, rather than resources. The professors and students at dartmouth and cornell are equal, it's just a matter of there being more of each at cornell; especially with professors, this provides a lot of opportunities for research. If you aren't interested in research, then it shouldn't matter- a dartmouth education is obviously at the top- but I would recommend looking into research opportunities. From what I have heard, undergrad research can be a whole education itself, which smaller schools just can't give you.</p>
<p>Hi - I was wondering if someone could post the rankings for both music and psychology. I'm considering a double major or major/minor combination.</p>
<p>would anybody please post the rankings of undergraduate neuroscience, biology, and brain science?</p>
<p>Gourman undergrad music ranking:
UC Berkeley
U Chicago
Princeton
Yale
Cornell
U Michigan AA
U Illinois UC
Columbia
Harvard
UCLA
U Rochester
UNC Chapel Hill
Stanford
Oberlin
Indiana U Bloomington
NYU
U Penn
Brandeis
USC
U Iowa
Northwestern
U Texas Austin
Rutgers NB
Ohio State
U North Texas
U Washington
Cal State Northridge
Florida State
Boston U
U Cincinnati</p>
<p>Gourman Psychology ranking undergrad:
Stanford
Yale
U penn
U Michigan AA
U Minnesota
UC Berkeley
Harvard
U Illinois UC
U Chicago
Columbia
UC San Diego
UCLA
Indiana U Bloomington
U Colorado Boulder
Carnegie Mellon
U Wisconsin Madison
MIT
Princeton
U Washington
U Oregon
Cornell
U Texas Austin
UNC Chapel Hill
Brown
Northwestern
SUNY Stony Brook
Johns Hopkins
Duke
Penn State UP
NYU</p>
<p>stanford better than USC and northwestern in music?</p>
<p>collegehelp, can you post the rankings for astronomy/astrophysics?</p>