<p>Gourman Report Psychology ranking undergrad:
Stanford
Yale
U penn
U Michigan AA
U Minnesota
UC Berkeley
Harvard
U Illinois UC
U Chicago
Columbia
UC San Diego
UCLA
Indiana U Bloomington
U Colorado Boulder
Carnegie Mellon
U Wisconsin Madison
MIT
Princeton
U Washington
U Oregon
Cornell
U Texas Austin
UNC Chapel Hill
Brown
Northwestern
SUNY Stony Brook
Johns Hopkins
Duke
Penn State UP
NYU</p>
<p>Some LACs for Psychology from Rugg’s Recommendations:
Allegheny
AmherstBarnard
Bates
Bryn Mawr
Bucknell
Claremont McKenna
Colby
Connecticut C
Drew
Furman
Gettysburg
Grinnell
Gustavus Adolphus
Haverford
Kenyon
Lafayette
Macalester
Mount Holyoke
Coll of NJ
Occidental
Pitzer
Reed
Rhodes
Simmona
Smith
St Mary’s C of MD
St Olaf
Swarthmore
Union
Vassar
Wabash
Wesleyan
Whitman
Willamette</p>
<p>thanks, collegehalp. I wonder how the criteria Rugg’s uses differs from Gourman?</p>
<p>At first glance, it looks like Gourman reported only uni’s , but I see Swarthmore in its English list.</p>
<p>I notice, for example, Rugg had Lawrence for English, but Gourman did not. Also, Gourman has U IOwa for English, but Rugg did not.</p>
<p>The Gourman criteria favor research universities. The Rugg’s criteria favor LACs.</p>
<p>I don’t see Beloit on any of the lists for English. I <em>thought</em> I saw somewhere that it was a leading producer of English Phd’s ( I could be wrong - too much info!)</p>
<p>Also, for psyshcology, When I went to Lawrence, the admin tour person said that Lawrence recvd some kind of commendation or distinction from the American Psychology Assoc - or some such association. I just bobbed my head - the parent bobble head!</p>
<p>Maybe I will email him and get a specific association and the specific distinction.</p>
<p>collegehelp, are the above lists complete? I notice that for at least one of the categories you said ‘some’.</p>
<p>is there a link to this anywhere?</p>
<p>There is no link, only a book. From Rugg’s, I just picked out the LACs. Rugg’s also mentions some universities.</p>
<p>Oh man, this is so useful. Thanks so much, collegehelp!</p>
<p>how about econ?</p>
<p>Collegehelp,
</p>
<p>Where is STANFORD? So the university that has won most Turing awards (‘Nobel prize’ in computing), has created most famous IT companies such as Yahoo, google, SUN, CISCO, and H-P, has created most world changing IT inventions, and has been always ranked #1 by US NEWS and national research council was NOT even on your list? </p>
<p>Gourman ranking really sucks.</p>
<p>Here is a more complete list from the Gourman Report. No, it doesn’t include Stanford. Interestingly, the Gourman GRADUATE edition has Stanford ranked #2 for Computer Science. A professor who got his PhD at Stanford once told me that Stanford is not necessarily the best place for undergraduate education. They place a very strong emphasis on their graduate programs. The high proportion of graduate students attests to this. Last year Stanford Comp Sci graduated 82 bachelors degrees and 182 graduate degrees. I think Gourman is saying that Stanford Comp Sci is not so great for undergrad Comp Sci. I have seen this with Caltech, too.</p>
<p>Gourman Report undergrad comp sci ranking:</p>
<p>MIT
Carnegie Mellon
UC Berkeley
Cornell
U Illinios UC
UCLA
Yale
Caltech
U Texas Austin
U Wisconsin Madison
U Maryland CP
Princeton
U Washington
USC
SUNY Stony Brook
Brown
Georgia Tech
U Penn
U Rochester
NYU
U Minnesota
U Utah
Columbia
Ohio State
Rice
Duke
Northwestern
SUNY Buffalo
U Pittsburgh
UC Irvine
UC San Diego
U Mass Amherst
Rutgers NB
Indiana U Bloomington
Penn State UP
UC Santa Barbara
Syracuse
Iowa St
RPI
UVA
U Michigan AA
U Iowa
U Conn
Southern Methodist
US Naval Acad
US Military Acad
U Houston
U Kansas
Washington U St Louis
Mich St
Stevens Inst
Case Western
Texas A&M
U Oklahoma
Kansas State
Vanderbilt
Washington State</p>
<p>YAHOO was founded by EE ph.d students Yang and Fillo.
GOOGLE was founded by CS ph.d students Page and Brin.
H-P was founded by EE students.
SUN was founded by CS ph.d student Bechtosheim and 2 other MBAs.
CISCO was based on the multi-protocol router technology invented by stanford engineer Bill Yeager</p>
<p>collegehelp,</p>
<p>Anybody knowing a little about computer science will not believe the ridiculous ranking by Gourman.</p>
<p>collegehelp, could u post the econ rankings please?</p>
<p>and also the history rankings? thanks.</p>
<p>Gourman Report undergrad economics ranking:</p>
<p>Gourman Report undergrad
MIT
Chicago
Stanford
Princeton
Harvard
Yale
U Minnesota
U Penn
U Wisc Madison
UC Berkeley
Northwestern
U Rochester
Columbia
UCLA
U Michigan Ann Arbor
Johns Hopkins
Carnegie Mellon
Brown
UC San Diego
Duke
Cornell
NYU
UVA
UC Davis
U Washington
U Maryland College Park
Michigan State
UNC Chapel Hill
U Illinois Urbana Champaign
Texas A&M
Boston U
Washington U St Louis
Purdue West Lafayette
USC
U Texas Austin
Vanderbilt
Ohio State
Iowa State
SUNY Stony Brook
U Iowa
U Mass Amherst
UC Santa Barbara
U Pittsburgh
Virginia Tech
Claremont McKenna
Rutgers New Brunswick</p>
<p>Gourman Report ranking for undergrad history</p>
<p>Yale
Berkeley
Princeton
Harvard
Stanford
Michigan
Columbia
Chicago
Johns Hopkins
Wisconsin
Cornell
Indiana U
U Penn
Brown
UNC Chapel Hill
UCLA
Northwestern
UVA
U Texas Austin
U Rochester
U Illinois UC
U Notre Dame
U Washington
U Minnesota
U Iowa
Duke
Rutgers
UC Santa Barbara
UC San Diego
NYU
Vanderbilt
Washington U St Louis
U Maryland CP
Ohio St
Missouri Columbia
Emory
U Pitt
Rice
SUNY Stonybrook
Dartmouth
Brandeis
U Kansas
Boston U
UC Davis
SUNY Buffalo
Michigan St</p>
<p>could you list the undergrad rankings for chemistry? thanks</p>
<p>Gourman Report undergrad chemistry ranking:
Caltech
UC Berkeley
Harvard
MIT
Columbia
Stanford
Illimois Urbana Champaign
U Chicago
UCLA
Wisconsin Madison
Cornell
Northwestern
Princeton
Yale
Purdue
UNC Chapel Hill
Ohio State
Texas Austin
Iowa State
Indiana Bloomington
UC San Diego
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Penn State
Brown
U Rochester
Carnegie Mellon
U Penn
Rice
Michigan Ann Arbor
U Washington
Colorado Boulder
Texas A&M
USC
U Pittsburgh
U Florida
UC Riverside
dartmouth
UC Santa Barbara
UC Irvine
Johns Hopkins
UC Davis
U Utah
U Oregon
Duke
Michigan State
RPI
UVA
Florida State
Vanderbilt
Case Western
u Iowa
Georgia Tech</p>
<p>If you are interested in LACs for particular majors, I have those too, from Rugg’s Recommendations.</p>