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Actually, for what it’s worth, it’s more like high school students and inept high school counselors everywhere’s beloved ranking. And most people who have a clue know that the rankings are severely flawed. I think they do a great job, but its pretty difficult to quantify the difference between schools 10 through 35 and its pretty easy to game the system. I’ll see if I can find a link for an interesting article I read recently (though it only shows the biased side of those against the rankings, it’s still pretty eye-opening).</p>