So the story broke a few hours early, and now the world knows that Harvard and Princeton share the top spot on U.S. News & World Report's ranking of America's Best Colleges.
So who else made the top tier of the magazine's 26th annual survey? Here they are:
1. Harvard
1. Princeton
3. Yale
4. Caltech
4. MIT
4. Stanford
4. Penn
8. Columbia
8. Chicago
10. Duke
11. Dartmouth
12. Northwestern
12. Washington University in St. Louis
14. Hopkins
15. Cornell
16. Brown
17. Emory
17. Rice
17. Vanderbilt
20. Notre Dame
21. Berkeley
22. Carnegie Mellon
23. Georgetown
24. UCLA
24. UVA
26. USC
27. Michigan
28. Tufts
28. UNC
28. Wake Forest
31. Brandeis
32. NYU
33. William and Mary
34. Boston College
35. Georgia Tech
35. Lehigh
35. UCSD
35. Rochester
39. U of Illnois- Urbana-Champaign
39. Wisconsin-Madison
41. Case Western
42. RPI
42. UC-Davis
42. UC-Santa Barbara
42. Washington
46. UC-Irvine
47. Penn State
47. University of Florida
47. Texas-Austin
50. Tulane
50. Miami
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6 comments:
Isn't "Harvard #1" also?
Yay! Finally back on top of the world!
The rankings are not in alphabetical order if there are ties for a spot, so, actually, Harvard is #1 and Princeton is #2 -- statistical difference between the two nonexistent.
They are in alphabetical order; it's just alphabetized by full name (so Stanford University is before University of Pennsylvania, etc)
princeton is way over rated.
So they finally recovered from Jamal's departure!
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