Winners & Losers in US News' College Rankings Overhaul
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Purdue aerospace alumi here, yes, class sizes are ginormous, the dean said that faculty to students ratio is 1:80. I typically attend classes with few hundred people.
Bumping UChicago to 12 is kinda crazy. And having Columbia at 12 is too
Can you make the same video on LACs
Good info…didn’t knew that the rating criteria had changed so much.
Class size is hugely important. How does any metric go from 8% to 0% overnight? I could understand reducing the value of a category (like, from 8% to 5%) but to eliminate it completely? Sounds like a panic move to fill an agenda.
When I watch your videos and think about the kind of kids you normally help, I always feel horrible about myself and that I can’t get into these top colleges. I know that the Wall Street Journal ranked A&M as Texas’s number one school and makes me feel so much better because I’d like to there and could probably get in.
Hey Kid, the more research I do on this, the more I find that the colleges, Public and Private, are just brands, like sneakers, purses, or sport franchises. People think that there is a lot of meaning behind the brand, but there isn't. The highly rejective schools (some people call highly selective) have amazing statistics, like graduation rates or outcomes, because they hand-pick the students who already know how to easily graduate from college and that their parents have enough money to insure that even in the event of a financial catastrophe they will have zero trouble paying full price for their education. Texas A&M is a great school with a great reputation. GO FOR IT!
Please don't feel horrible about yourself!! You are more than where you go. Rankings are just a metric that has rearranged and filtered data in a particular hierarchy. If anything this shake up shows that there are many parameters we can judge universities by. And there are many successful people out there who've graduated from all sorts of colleges and programs. Life is about more than rank.
I'm in TexasA&M right now and here is some advice from an Aggie. Don't focus too much on the rankings and look more into the programs and what they offer. Also don't feel bad about the schools that you won't or didn't get into. During highschool, I knew allot of people that did not get into the schools they wanted and are perfectly happy with where they are now.
@@disagaharasgama7994 Thanks for sharing that with me. I’be also been caught off guard by a very hard dual-credit course and I’m not gonna have as much time for my college applications anyway.
Texas A&M is one of three facilities in the nation with an orbital radiation affects lab. They have top flight research going on. Also, engineering internships and employment tends to be local. TI in Dallas is more likely to hire an Aggie than some rando from MIT. After your first job, no one asks about your undergrad school.
Brooke, we talked once a long time ago now. I just found out that I was accepted to Brown University via the Veterans Application!!
The public schools have climbed up the rankings!
What about post college tests gre gmat Ned are ,lsat I tried all of them befire
Yes, I agree there are some very good colleges out there but things have changed a lot
I still prefer the Washington Monthly rankings, which place more emphasis on social mobility and less on sheer prestige.
The IQ has gone down the past 20 years colleges, test scores they’ve lowered the standards
UDub went from #55 to #40, but got left off the list. I don't know if they're deserving to be #40 because they're usually about #60-#80.
They are definitely deserving to be #40. In terms of overall reputation, they are closer to Wisconsin/UIUC than Minnesota/Texas A&M.
Still underrated imo. should be T30
@@entropicnic6892 UMichigan was right around #30 before getting bumped up to #21. So, T30 would be really high.
All these changes are bogus to sell magazines. Ignore rankings.
The most interesting take-away from this commentary: Research is considered more important, but people in general suck at it. The decades-long fixation with measuring really needs to ease up. Let's please lower the weighting on that.
ROI should carry the highest weight calculated using max tuition & fees.
....says the person who makes too much to qualify for financial aid. Besides, you should look at data that is specific to the major. The school has a lot less to do with that, if that's all that matters.
@@paulmanias8269 correct, ROI by major is the only meaningful measure. Majors with little economic value
are luxury for the rich or foolish. No financial aid $ should be wasted on them.
more accurate is ROI for average cost of attendance after financial aid; lots of times top private schools are cheaper to attend than top public schools.
@@Bot-iq9vo financial aid is not free, somebody is paying for it. Families making over $125 - 150k get stuck with the max bill. No need to sugarcoat the true cost to society.
@@Bluelu69 As for my credibility? Well, I came from a disadvantaged background, attended a top 10 private school, graduated summa cum laude after having financial playing field evened. Now, I work in private equity after 2 YOE in investment banking at Goldman/JP Morgan/Morgan Stanley. My total comp is nearly 400k as an associate. It's just how life is, there are no "costs to society", just the disadvantaged (whether financially or intellectually) bear the beating while the lucky have it easier.
Go UPenn!!
Literally half of the ones I applied to lost points, including Tulane 😭😭
Why tears? Just proves that these rankings are complete BS. Don't pick a college based on rankings. Pick the school that is right for you.
I vaguely remember when Forbes rejiggered its methodology to take account of the number of Pell Grant students and their success, (with UC Berkeley shooting up their list) and many posters made it sound like Forbes had become communist puppy-killers (Forbes!). So I wonder the response to US News rankings. Plus does US News even publish a magazine anymore or does it now solely make fancier versions of "listicles", rating colleges, hospital, etc.?
My daughters went to Princeton and UVA, both are fantastic
Look at me telling the world where my kids went to college to impress strangers.
Critical thinking is #1 in importance. Please explain why the US has so many ideological politicians from supposedly top rated colleges/universities.
This lady doesn't know what she's talking about. UC Davis far exceed many other Universities.
Rutgers at #40 is ludicrous.
Is it too high or too low?
@@user-lt5no1xt1z Too high
Too high.
Too low @@user-lt5no1xt1z
Where would you rank them?
They should negatively rank lowering incoming class size. These schools keep making an education a exclusive luxury brand.
1% kids their IQ is higher. The IQ is higher. That is the 1%. Those are the people that should be running the country not stupid people that we let into the colleges and lower the test scores for them.
So do you want a constitutional amendment requiring a president to be an Ivy League grad? No, thank you (we wouldn't have Biden, but would still have Trump).
22nd to watch
When one of your metrics is "Diversity" your whole ranking means nothing, nada, kk.
Perhaps you should reconsider that. Diversity is relevant.
The state of Alabama put nearly all of their black people in one district. What potential elected leaders care most about this? The black ones.
The Supreme Court made Alabama go to two of seven districts be majority black.
Race matters. Gotta make solid black leaders.
@@greg8354"Diversity" has nothing to do with the quality of education. Gtfoh.
@@ardordeleon what is the purpose of going to college? Learning how to actually do a job? Making future engineers learn something about history or philosophy?
Bro who wants to go to a 90 percent white school? College is supposed to be a think tank with clashing ideologies if your school is 90 percent rich white and asian kids. That’s a negative therefore they should be lower in ranking
@@bluethunder9102 that is irrelevant to the quality of education you are getting, that's my point. I don't understand why people want to make college more than it is. You want diversity? go hang out at your local diversity club whatever that is. College is about leaning stuff related to your field of study. That's it.