GUIDE TO RANKINGS OF US COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES:Links to Websites that Rank US Colleges & Universities
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US News : America's Best Colleges 2007 - This is one of the most popular college rankings listings and it comes out with new rankings every year. They also give information about such things as tuition, where financial aid is, where to apply early, schools that retain the most and least freshman, etc.
Princeton Review : 2007 Best Colleges Rankings - A comprehensive list of 62 college rankings lists across 8 categories, based on feedback from more than 115,000 University students across the United States.
Ordo Ludus College Rankings - They rank 126 colleges and universities in approximately 30 different areas that are organized into 4 separate categories (Academics, Athletics, Quality of Life and Tuition and Costs), which are then averaged together to produce overall rankings.
The Washington Monthly College Guide - Other guides ask what colleges can do for you. However, The Washington Monthly College Guide asks you what are colleges doing for the country.
College Ratings and Rankings - When it comes to colleges, nearly everyone has an opinion. Some base their opinion on the reputation of the school; some on personal experience; and others on current sports scores.
2000 Ranking & Profiles - Business Week's expanded 2000 rankings grade 30 schools in the U.S. plus the top 7 non-U.S. schools. Rankings are based on surveys of 247 corporate recruiters and 10,039 students at 82 B-schools worldwide.
BSchool Rankings - From sports to education, Americans are captivated by rankings. Everyone wants their favorite team to be the best, and every parent wants their child to attend the best college or university. While sports teams can compete on the playing field to determine who is better on a given day, institutions of higher education have no commonly agreed upon measures to allow for the comparison of teaching and research programs. The overwhelming variety in size and purpose of institutions makes the prospect of comparing colleges a daunting one for students, parents, and the colleges themselves.
College Rankings: Good Bad or Ugly - College rankings, love 'em or hate 'em, they seem to be with us permanently. And even those people who profess to hate rankings still devour the latest versions as soon as they come out. So what's good about rankings, and what are their pitfalls? College Confidential is here to give you the inside scoop - we rank the rankings, and rate the raters for you!
