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World's Top 500 Universities
Complete list: http://ed.sjtu.edu.cn/rank/2006/ARWU2006TOP500list.htm _________ Top 25 Harvard Univ Univ Cambridge Stanford Univ Univ California - Berkeley Massachusetts Inst Tech (MIT) California Inst Tech Columbia Univ Princeton Univ Univ Chicago Univ Oxford Yale Univ Cornell Univ Univ California - San Diego Univ California - Los Angeles Univ Pennsylvania Univ Wisconsin - Madison Univ Washington - Seattle Univ California - San Francisco Tokyo Univ Johns Hopkins Univ Univ Michigan - Ann Arbor Kyoto Univ Imperial Coll London Univ Toronto Univ Illinois - Urbana Champaign -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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World's Top 500 Universities
(Way Back Jack) wrote:
Complete list: http://ed.sjtu.edu.cn/rank/2006/ARWU2006TOP500list.htm Extremely weighted towards research universities in the sciences (since most Nobels are in the sciences). Negligible weight for actually educating kids (Some plausible measures include percentages of enrolled students obtaining degrees and advanced degrees, number of enrolled students, student/faculty ratio (both undergraduate and graduate considered separately), and to stress the international comparisons, a small weighting for percentage of the country's professionals educated domestically to a given degree level (an index that would apply to all universities of a country, showing how well those universities serve their populace), and another for number of degrees granted to international students (which would be university-specific, again considering graduate and undergraduate students separately), showing how attractive that university is to the international community. Finally, full-time tuition as a percentage of the average per-capita annual income of the country, which rewards cost-effectiveness when coupled with the other measures). Not that I expect that anyone will actually do this kind of analysis. lojbab |
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World's Top 500 Universities
Bob LeChevalier wrote: (Way Back Jack) wrote: Complete list: http://ed.sjtu.edu.cn/rank/2006/ARWU2006TOP500list.htm Extremely weighted towards research universities in the sciences (since most Nobels are in the sciences). Negligible weight for actually educating kids Weighted toward research schools, yes. However, at Harvard, (as elsewhere except at e.g. MIT, CalTech) most of the school is devoted to activities OTHER than science. Undergrads and grad students in science are a distinct minority. At Harvard, so called social sciences and humanities rule, and not physics, chemisty, biology and math. |
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