UCLA Ranked #25 in US News Rankings 2009

[flopsy]

<p>From the “College Search and Selection” forum… :rolleyes:
California universities highlighted in bold:</p>

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School/08 Rank/09 Rank/Change</p>

<p>1 Harvard University (MA) 2 1 1
2 Princeton University (NJ) 1 2 -1
3 Yale University (CT) 3 3 0
4 Massachusetts Institute of Technology 7 4 3
4 Stanford University (CA) 4 4 0
6 University of Pennsylvania 5 6 -1
6 California Institute of Technology 5 6 -1
8 Columbia University (NY) 9 8 1
8 University of Chicago 9 8 1
8 Duke University (NC) 8 8 0
11 Dartmouth College (NH) 11 11 0
12 Northwestern University (IL) 14 12 2
12 Washington University in St. Louis 12 12 0
14 Cornell University (NY) 12 14 -2
15 Johns Hopkins University (MD) 14 15 -1
16 Brown University (RI) 14 16 -2
17 Rice University (TX) 17 17 0
18 University of Notre Dame (IN) 19 18 1
18 Vanderbilt University (TN) 19 18 1
18 Emory University (GA) 17 18 -1
21 University of California—Berkeley * 21 21 0
22 Carnegie Mellon University ¶ 22 22 0
23 University of Virginia * 23 23 0
23 Georgetown University (DC) 23 23 0
25 University of California—Los Angeles * 25 25 0
26 University of Michigan—Ann Arbor * 25 26 -1
27 University of Southern California 27 27 0
28 Tufts University (MA) 28 28 0
29 Wake Forest University (NC) 30 29 1
30 University of North Carolina—Chapel Hill * 28 30 -2
31 Brandeis University (MA) 31 31 0
32 College of William and Mary (VA) * 33 32 1
33 New York University 34 33 1
34 Boston College 35 34 1
35 University of Wisconsin—Madison * 38 35 3
35 University of California—San Diego * 38 35 3
35 Georgia Institute of Technology * 35 35 0
35 University of Rochester (NY) 35 35 0
35 Lehigh University ¶ 31 35 -4
40 University of Illinois—Urbana - Champaign * 38 40 -2
41 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (NY) 44 41 3
41 University of Washington * 42 41 1
41 Case Western Reserve University (OH) 41 41 0
44 University of California—Irvine * 44 44 0
44 University of California—Santa Barbara * 44 44 0
44 University of California—Davis * 42 44 -2
47 Penn State University—University Park * 48 47 1
47 University of Texas—Austin * 44 47 -3
49 University of Florida * 49 49 0
50 Yeshiva University (NY) 52 50 2
51 University of Miami (FL) 52 51 1
51 Tulane University (LA) 50 51 -1
53 University of Maryland—College Park * 54 53 1
53 George Washington University (DC) 54 53 1
53 Syracuse University (NY) 50 53 -3
56 Ohio State University—Columbus * 57 56 1
56 Pepperdine University (CA) 54 56 -2
58 University of Pittsburgh * 59 58 1
58 University of Georgia * 59 58 1
60 Boston University 57 60 -3
61 University of Minnesota—Twin Cities * 71 61 10
61 Clemson University (SC) * 67 61 6
61 Fordham University (NY) 67 61 6
64 Texas A&M University—College Station * 62 64 -2
64 Rutgers—New Brunswick (NJ) * 59 64 -5
66 Miami University—Oxford (OH) * 67 66 1
66 Southern Methodist University (TX) 67 66 1
66 Purdue University—West Lafayette (IN) * 64 66 -2
66 University of Iowa * 64 66 -2
66 University of Connecticut * 64 66 -2
71 Indiana University—Bloomington * 75 71 4
71 Virginia Tech * 71 71 0
71 Michigan State University * 71 71 0
71 University of Delaware * 71 71 0
71 Worcester Polytechnic Institute (MA) 62 71 -9
76 Baylor University (TX) 75 76 -1
77 SUNY—Binghamton * 82 77 5
77 Marquette University (WI) 82 77 5
77 University of Colorado—Boulder * 79 77 2
80 Clark University (MA) 91 80 11
80 St. Louis University 82 80 2
80 Colorado School of Mines* 75 80 -5
83 University of Alabama * 91 83 8
83 University of Tulsa (OK) 91 83 8
83 American University (DC) 85 83 2
83 SUNY College of Env. Science and Forestry * 85 83 2
83 North Carolina State University—Raleigh * 85 83 2
83 Stevens Institute of Technology (NJ) 75 83 -8
89 Drexel University ¶ 108 89 19
89 University of California—Riverside * 96 89 7
89 University of Vermont * 96 89 7
89 University of Nebraska—Lincoln * 91 89 2
89 Iowa State University * 85 89 -4
89 University of Kansas * 85 89 -4
89 University of Denver 85 89 -4
96 University of Arizona * 96 96 0
96 SUNY—Stony Brook * 96 96 0
96 Northeastern University (MA) 96 96 0
96 Auburn University (AL) * 96 96 0
96 University of Missouri—Columbia * 91 96 -5
96 University of California—Santa Cruz * 79 96 -17
102 Florida State University * 112 102 10
102 University of San Diego 107 102 5
102 University of Massachusetts—Amherst * 96 102 -6
102 Howard University (DC) 96 102 -6
102 Illinois Institute of Technology 96 102 -6
102 University of the Pacific (CA) 96 102 -6
108 University of Oregon * 112 108 4
108 University of South Carolina—Columbia * 112 108 4
108 University of Dayton (OH) 112 108 4
108 University of Oklahoma * 108 108 0
108 University of Tennessee * 96 108 -12
113 University of New Hampshire * 108 113 -5
113 Texas Christian University 108 113 -5
113 Brigham Young University—Provo (UT) 79 113 -34
116 University of Kentucky * 122 116 6
116 Catholic University of America (DC) 122 116 6
116 Washington State University * 118 116 2
116 Ohio University * 112 116 -4
121 Clarkson University (NY) 124 121 3
121 Arizona State University * 124 121 3
121 Michigan Technological University * 124 121 3
121 University at Buffalo—SUNY * 118 121 -3
125 Colorado State University * 124 125 -1
125 University of Arkansas * 124 125 -1
127 New Jersey Institute of Technology * 124 127 -3
127 University of San Francisco NR 127
127 University of Utah* NR 127
130 Kansas State University * 124 130 -6
130 Samford University (AL) 118 130 -12
130 Duquesne University NR 130
130 Louisiana State University—Baton Rouge * NR 130
NR Loyola University Chicago 112 NR
NR Missouri University of Science & Technology * 118 NR

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[flopsy]

<p>Selectivity rankings… :rolleyes:</p>

<p>

Selectivity Ranking National Universities</p>

<p>1- California Institute of Technology
2.- Harvard
2.-Princeton
2.-Yale
2.-MIT
6.-UPenn
6.-Columbia
6.-Wash U
9.-Brown
9.- Stanford
11.-Dartmouth
11.-Duke
13.-Georgetown
14.-Northwestern
14.-Cornell
14.-Notre Dame
14.-Berkeley
18.-Ann Arbor
18.-Rice
18.-Emory
21.-Univ Chicago
21.-John Hopkins
21.-UCLA
21.-U Southern Calif
25.-Tufts
25.-Lehigh

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[alansda]

<p>

**Biggest Risers:
School/08 Rank/09 Rank/Change**</p>

<p>89 Drexel University (PA) 108 89 +19
80 Clark University (MA) 91 80 +11
61 University of Minnesota—Twin Cities * 71 61 +10
102 Florida State University * 112 102 +10
83 University of Alabama * 91 83 +8
83 University of Tulsa (OK) 91 83 +8
**89 University of California—Riverside * 96 89 +7**
89 University of Vermont * 96 89 +7
61 Clemson University (SC) * 67 61 +6
61 Fordham University (NY) 67 61 +6
116 University of Kentucky * 122 116 +6
116 Catholic University of America (DC) 122 116 +6</p>

<p>**Biggest Fallers:**</p>

<p>113 Brigham Young University—Provo (UT) 79 113 -34
**96 University of California—Santa Cruz * 79 96 -17**
108 University of Tennessee * 96 108 -12
130 Samford University (AL) 118 130 -12
71 Worcester Polytechnic Institute (MA) 62 71 -9
83 Stevens Institute of Technology (NJ) 75 83 -8
102 University of Massachusetts—Amherst * 96 102 -6
102 Howard University (DC) 96 102 -6
102 Illinois Institute of Technology 96 102 -6
**102 University of the Pacific (CA) 96 102 -6**
130 Kansas State University * 124 130 -6

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[alansda]

<p>There’s no rank 24…couldn’t they have given us that spot? :)</p>

<p>It’s kind of sad to see our fellow Banana Slugs take such a hard dip, btw</p>

[doctorb]

<p>Rice, Georgetown, William & Mary, Tufts are all ranked way too low.</p>

[kick53rv3]

<p>yeah true sucks that banana slugs took a hard dip, they are like our ■■■■■■■■ little brothers, we don’t expect them to be the best but still want them to do good but highlanders went up way high :)</p>

[Warrior2005]

<p>Man…I used to go to UCSC. I guess this makes me feel good :p</p>

[yahooo]

<p>Too bad these rankings favor privates.</p>

[mr_muffin]

<p>what criteria do they use for their rankings? cause we should be at least 100 places above USC</p>

[ThisCouldBeHeavn]

<p>Top 20 are all private. What a joke.</p>

[mobilemayhem]

<p>“what criteria do they use for their rankings? cause we should be at least 100 places above USC”</p>

<p>amen to that one!</p>

[etti]

<p>UCSD is on the rise and will eventually be ranked higher than USC and be ALMOST equivalent to UCLA within the next decade…according to recent polls.</p>

[Hindoo]

<p>Where did you see these rankings? US News & World hasn’t posted them yet. </p>

<p>I’ll check the College Search forum. :)</p>

[kick53rv3]

<p>this is probably the princeton review list…</p>

[mme-lin]

<p>for mr muffin - </p>

<p>[Undergraduate</a> Ranking Criteria and Weights - US News and World Report](<a href=“http://www.usnews.com/articles/education/best-colleges/2008/08/21/undergraduate-ranking-criteria-and-weights.html]Undergraduate”>http://www.usnews.com/articles/education/best-colleges/2008/08/21/undergraduate-ranking-criteria-and-weights.html)</p>

[mr_muffin]

<p>oo thanks!</p>

<p>lol they put alumni giving as one of the factors :rolleyes:.</p>

<p>yeah, the criteria favors privates for sure. that’s why we should all look at washington monthly where ucla’s #2! yayyy!!!</p>

[hewhothrows]

<p>hurrah no change. a lot of the rankings are based on alumni giving, peer review and retention rate, all things that are up to the students</p>

[Jeyday_Lovely]

<p>criteria favors privates and we’re STILL ahead of USC… even if it’s by a little</p>

[126230]

<p>how is ucla 21st in selectivity if Cal is 14th? And how are we tied with U Chicago and Johns Hopkins? Those are way harder to get into ucla AND Cal. And Cal tied with Cornell in selectivity? Cmon we all know that ucla and cal admit a ton of idiots. hell i see them everyday on campus.</p>

[yahooo]

<p>

Cmon we all know that ucla and cal admit a ton of idiots. hell i see them everyday on campus.

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<p>To bring down the curve :rolleyes:</p>

<p>but yeah, I have to agree with you to a great extent.</p>