DeacAlum2001
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In Forbes latest college rankings, WFU came in at 60 and Forbes has a different take on how to rank colleges and universities in the US, focusing more on results instead of recruiting. "We're not all that interested in what gets a student into college, like our peers who focus heavily on selectivity metrics such as high school class rank and SAT scores. Our sights are set directly on ROI: What are students getting out of college."
Out of the ACC schools, including ND, Wake was 6th behind Duke (15), ND (24), UVA (29), BC (35), and UNC (38). Just to give you an idea of how different these rankings are from US News, Carnegie Mellon was ranked 42.
http://shine.yahoo.com/work-money/americas-top-colleges-2013-140200462.html - the article
http://www.forbes.com/pictures/lmh45kelg/wake-forest-university/ - the top 100 rankings (link goes straight to WFU at 60)
Out of the ACC schools, including ND, Wake was 6th behind Duke (15), ND (24), UVA (29), BC (35), and UNC (38). Just to give you an idea of how different these rankings are from US News, Carnegie Mellon was ranked 42.
http://shine.yahoo.com/work-money/americas-top-colleges-2013-140200462.html - the article
http://www.forbes.com/pictures/lmh45kelg/wake-forest-university/ - the top 100 rankings (link goes straight to WFU at 60)