Wakeforest22890
Snowpom
Because they eliminated areas in the ranking which were positives (class size) and added an emphasis on ones we don’t necessarily focus on (research)
But yeah maybe Wake “went woke” and that dropped Wake but not the California schools
I don't know why I'm doing this but...Income is now included in the Wall Street Journal rankings where we also plummeted.
We still value small class size and encouraging folks to save the world and be broke.
The rest of America just does not share our values. We are now Swarthmore. I guess that’s good if you share those values.
If you want to go to a school in the top 25 by any objective metric and go get a real job in the current version of America, we are no longer that school.
You can disagree. I just think 4 extra errors in a year is a lot. If you don’t fine. But you never fail to be an ass Pilch.
Why isn't Windy's hypocrisy on the his list of bothersome developments?classy. How do we feel about this mods? we good here?
over questioning a sports take. lovely
Safe to say that's a good thing. Not much to emulate from a time when the university was segregated and such.we in fact, would be in last place. . . . lol
many of the values WFU held in the Einsenhower era are non-existent now. that's just the reality
Bummer that the SEC sucking has left Biff so crabby.
Great news is that this will hopefully be the kick in Wake’s ass to finally freaking change this.They eliminated small class size and percent of faculty with highest degree as criteria. They added diversity and family first time in college as new categories.
It's pretty obvious just based on who dropped and who moved up, that public schools were huge beneficiaries of the new ranking system.Changes in the USN&WR college ranking are usually very small and very gradual. For us to drop over 20 spots in one year means some really significant changes must have been made in the formula - you know nothing significant changed about Wake Forest or, for that matter, the other schools on the list, in a year. What other schools made massive jumps or drops?
I think you have to ask "what exactly are they trying to measure"? Right or wrong, people interpret the ranking as, essentially, a quality ranking - the best schools in America. If you go to a school ranked number 24 by the USN&WR you can say you sent to a "top 25 University". Is that still true? If you are a parent of a HS kid, how do you use that list when you are considering where to send him or her?