It's really interesting. Way, way biased towards the U.S., in my opinion. But even so, the rankings within the U.S. are fascinating, and often not what I would expect - Duke and Northwestern are below UofI, for instance, and University of Wisconsin - Madison is above it! (I don't know much at all about that school, but they do have a towering reputation as the nation's top party/drinking campus.) Edinburgh is 53, a couple slots above Rutgers.
Edit: looking at the methodology, it's basically biased towards large colleges, with only a small consideration given to accolades per capita. Which is of course a bias towards the U.S.
Edit: looking at the methodology, it's basically biased towards large colleges, with only a small consideration given to accolades per capita. Which is of course a bias towards the U.S.
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This message last edited by Lupine on 30/11/2009 at 02:29:54 AM
/survey: moving across the ocean & international borders. 12 easy questions. (...yes, am joking.)
28/11/2009 04:27:21 AM
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Answers, of a kind.
28/11/2009 12:48:34 PM
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Re: Answers, of a kind.
28/11/2009 05:48:04 PM
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Re: Answers, of a kind.
28/11/2009 07:12:08 PM
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Re: Answers, of a kind.
30/11/2009 02:12:08 AM
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Generally quite true, but let me add one or two qualifications.
30/11/2009 02:21:33 AM
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Here's that ranking, if you're curious.
30/11/2009 02:27:37 AM
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Re: Generally quite true, but let me add one or two qualifications.
30/11/2009 02:53:48 AM
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