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Top 100 World Universities 2013-14 (THE Rankings)
goldenboy8784
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World University Rankings 2013-2014 - Times Higher Education
1. California Institute of Technology US
=2. Harvard University US
=2. University of Oxford UK
4. Stanford University US
5. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) US
6. Princeton University US
7. University of Cambridge UK
8. University of California, Berkeley US
9. University of Chicago US
10. Imperial College London UK
11. Yale University US
12. University of California, Los Angeles US
13. Columbia University US
14. ETH Zürich *- Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zürich Switzerland
15. Johns Hopkins University US
16. University of Pennsylvania US
17. Duke University US
18. University of Michigan US
19. Cornell University US
20. University of Toronto Canada
21. University College London UK
22. Northwestern University US
23. University of Tokyo Japan
24. Carnegie Mellon University US
25. University of Washington US
26. National University of Singapore Singapore
27. University of Texas at Austin US
28. Georgia Institute of Technology US
29. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign US
30. University of Wisconsin-Madison US
31. University of British Columbia Canada
32. London School of Economics and Political Science UK
33. University of California, Santa Barbara US
34. University of Melbourne Australia
35. McGill University Canada
36. Karolinska Institute Sweden
37. École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne Switzerland
38. King's College London UK
39. University of Edinburgh UK
=40. New York University US
=40. University of California, San Diego US
42. Washington University in St Louis US
43. University of Hong Kong Hong Kong
44. Seoul National University South Korea
45. Peking University China
46. University of Minnesota US
47. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill US
48. Australian National University Australia
49. Pennsylvania State University US
=50. Boston University US
56 replies1. California Institute of Technology US
=2. Harvard University US
=2. University of Oxford UK
4. Stanford University US
5. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) US
6. Princeton University US
7. University of Cambridge UK
8. University of California, Berkeley US
9. University of Chicago US
10. Imperial College London UK
11. Yale University US
12. University of California, Los Angeles US
13. Columbia University US
14. ETH Zürich *- Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zürich Switzerland
15. Johns Hopkins University US
16. University of Pennsylvania US
17. Duke University US
18. University of Michigan US
19. Cornell University US
20. University of Toronto Canada
21. University College London UK
22. Northwestern University US
23. University of Tokyo Japan
24. Carnegie Mellon University US
25. University of Washington US
26. National University of Singapore Singapore
27. University of Texas at Austin US
28. Georgia Institute of Technology US
29. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign US
30. University of Wisconsin-Madison US
31. University of British Columbia Canada
32. London School of Economics and Political Science UK
33. University of California, Santa Barbara US
34. University of Melbourne Australia
35. McGill University Canada
36. Karolinska Institute Sweden
37. École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne Switzerland
38. King's College London UK
39. University of Edinburgh UK
=40. New York University US
=40. University of California, San Diego US
42. Washington University in St Louis US
43. University of Hong Kong Hong Kong
44. Seoul National University South Korea
45. Peking University China
46. University of Minnesota US
47. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill US
48. Australian National University Australia
49. Pennsylvania State University US
=50. Boston University US
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It's nice to see Duke do well considering this is an international ranking. (up 5 spots from last year I think. The top 15 are essentially the same schools slightly reshulfed, with marginal gains. (e.g. +1 UCLA, +1 Berkeley.)
Work on it, Hoyas.
Not sure about here but UCLA is probably overrated in the USN engineering ranking. They significantly overstated (like 2 or 3x) their NAE number. Maybe alums like beyphy can write them a letter.
I guess. Most of those universities are peers imo, but w/e. UCLA is absolutely beastly in health sciences, including its hospital, and it doesn't do too bad in a lot of graduate programs either. (As evidenced by this ranking.)
Furthermore, some people like to point out that schools like Berkeley trump UCLA in reputation, but neglect to mention that this hardly makes a difference in the ranking as a whole (e.g. Berkeley has 89.8 points; UCLA has 86.3)
Not sure about here but UCLA is probably overrated in the USN engineering ranking. They significantly overstated (like 2 or 3x) their NAE number. Maybe alums like beyphy can write them a letter.[/quote]
Lol, even if those numbers are overrated, UCLA is hardly the only university to exaggerate some figure to improve its ranking (e.g. student to faculty ratios.)
Work on it, Hoyas.
Look away from the sour reject Jimmy, not all of us have to be condemned to Backup College.
JHU is best known for Medicine. But it's very well ranked ranked in Education, Bio, chemistry, Physics, History, Public health, engineering (most of its engineering fields are within the top 20 or top 15), international relations, english, economics and statistics. Several of the prior mentioned fields are ranked among the top 10 or top 5.
http://colleges.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-colleges/johns-hopkins-university-162928/overall-rankings
Even without medicine, JHU would more than hold its own against other schools on that list.
Are you pulling these statements out of thin air?
UCLA's medical school isn't the only health science it does well in. UCLA's hospital ranks 5th in the nation. It also has the best hospital on the west coast, a position it's had for nearly 30 years.
It's dental school is also among the best in the nation, and its medical school will likely increase significantly in quality due to Geffen's 100m donation for scholarships.
Sure, UTA and UCLA may not be much different in graduate programs, but there are a number of other programs universities can have other than just graduate programs. I imagine that health sciences generate a ton of research, and this is what gives UCLA an edge in the THE ranking.
Furthermore, UCLA is in the second tier of universities (also includes Princeton, TokyoU, and Yale) with strong reputations, which certainly gives it a boost within the ranking. UCLA's reputation scores it 35 points; Austin reputation gives it around 11 points.
I always agree with what he says...he makes such logical arguments.
Ut-Austin will have their own med school in several years thanks to Mr. Dell.
Berkeley's is still across the Bay.
UCLA has absolutely no renowned majors. It may be known for film, but USC and NYU trump that.
That's funny, I don't see "University of CaliforniaBerkeley" in either of these lists for best/top medical schools.
Best Medical Schools | Research Rankings | Top Medical Schools for Research | US News Best Graduate Schools
Best Medical Schools | Primary Care Rankings | Top Medical Schools for Primary Care | US News Best Graduate Schools
This leads us to one of two conclusions:
1) Berkeley has no medical school or
2) Berkeley's medical school is not a best/top medical school.
Either conclusion is fine by me