Washington Monthly's ranking of the National Universities:
1. Texas A&M University* (5)
2. University of California, Los Angeles* (4)
3. University of California, Berkeley* (2)
4. University of California, San Diego* (6)
5. Pennsylvania State University, University Park* (3)
6. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor* (18)
7. Cornell University (NY) (8)
8. University of California, Davis* (10)
9. Stanford University (CA) (7)
10. South Carolina State University* (9)
11. University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign* (16)
12. Ohio State University, Columbus* (27)
13. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (1)
14. University of Washington* (15)
15. University of California, Riverside* (22)
16. University of Virginia* (20)
17. University of Pennsylvania (30)
18. University of Wisconsin, Madison* (11)
19. University of Texas, Austin* (17)
20. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill* (32)
6 comments:
Just an aside, but the rankings don't take into account the actual education!
Service is important, research is great if you're looking for post-doc studies or a staff position, and social mobility is wonderful. But do they teach anything?
You didn't really expect me to read it past where it said A&M was #1 did you?
Sorry, my bad... but when I saw UCSD and UC-Davis above Stanfor in any sort of college ranking, I had to find out what they were thinking.
Well, to be honest, I'm still scraping up bits of my jaw off the floor after seeing UC Riverside. I had no idea junior colleges were elegible.
Is this a rating of Shiner Bock availability?
it feels to obvious for me to comment on this....
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