<p>Disagree, because region does mean equal areas of population, so having ten top universities per region is stupid. For instance, the University of Florida is one of the best flagship public schools and it is in the Top 50, but it doesn’t make it onto your list because there happens to be 10 better schools in the Southeast. Meanwhile, in Tornado-Alley-North, you have schools outside of the Top 100 and close to it.</p>
<p>Secondly, what sort of ratings are these based on? Undergraduate rankings? USNWR? THE? WSJ? Your own opinion?</p>
<p>Also, the regions you make in general are sort of odd geographically. For instance, LSU would be in the same geographic/political cloth as Alabama and Mississippi, not Oklahoma.</p>