2018 USNWR Rankings Forum

[Ferrisjso]

https://www.usnews.com/best-graduate-sc ... w-rankings

Intresting. hen you click on schools and look at the info on the school, what do they mean by the "national" or "regional" designation?

For example, Penn State Dickinson Law has a "national" designation. UTK and Georgia State, on the other hand, have a "regional" designation. They all have around the same ranking (GSU and Dickinson are tied for the exact same ranking). It's not like one is viewed as a LS that places nationally, and the other as one that places regionally. I don't get it?

? I have no idea what you're talking about.

Click on a school and read all of the info. It's right below public/private and year founded

Yeah this is really bizzare, most of the schools I'm looking at(state schools, TT's and TTT's) all have that National label. Yeah I'm curious about this.

[ood's_brother]

https://www.usnews.com/best-graduate-sc ... w-rankings

Intresting. hen you click on schools and look at the info on the school, what do they mean by the "national" or "regional" designation?

For example, Penn State Dickinson Law has a "national" designation. UTK and Georgia State, on the other hand, have a "regional" designation. They all have around the same ranking (GSU and Dickinson are tied for the exact same ranking). It's not like one is viewed as a LS that places nationally, and the other as one that places regionally. I don't get it?

? I have no idea what you're talking about.

Click on a school and read all of the info. It's right below public/private and year founded

Yeah this is really bizzare, most of the schools I'm looking at(state schools, TT's and TTT's) all have that National label. Yeah I'm curious about this.

Could it be that schools self-select? I don't think GSU spams across the US. Penn State though, ugh. Or maybe it's the students they attract.

[Ferrisjso]

https://www.usnews.com/best-graduate-sc ... w-rankings

Intresting. hen you click on schools and look at the info on the school, what do they mean by the "national" or "regional" designation?

For example, Penn State Dickinson Law has a "national" designation. UTK and Georgia State, on the other hand, have a "regional" designation. They all have around the same ranking (GSU and Dickinson are tied for the exact same ranking). It's not like one is viewed as a LS that places nationally, and the other as one that places regionally. I don't get it?

? I have no idea what you're talking about.

Click on a school and read all of the info. It's right below public/private and year founded

Yeah this is really bizzare, most of the schools I'm looking at(state schools, TT's and TTT's) all have that National label. Yeah I'm curious about this.

Could it be that schools self-select? I don't think GSU spams across the US. Penn State though, ugh. Or maybe it's the students they attract.

This could be it. Seems weird US News wouldn't explain something like that though, as I can't imagine them seeing this as an obvious thing.

[T3TON]

Does anyone know what happened with the raw scores in the t6?

[Dr.Degrees_Cr.Cash]

https://www.usnews.com/best-graduate-sc ... w-rankings

Intresting. hen you click on schools and look at the info on the school, what do they mean by the "national" or "regional" designation?

For example, Penn State Dickinson Law has a "national" designation. UTK and Georgia State, on the other hand, have a "regional" designation. They all have around the same ranking (GSU and Dickinson are tied for the exact same ranking). It's not like one is viewed as a LS that places nationally, and the other as one that places regionally. I don't get it?

? I have no idea what you're talking about.

Click on a school and read all of the info. It's right below public/private and year founded

Yeah this is really bizzare, most of the schools I'm looking at(state schools, TT's and TTT's) all have that National label. Yeah I'm curious about this.

Could it be that schools self-select? I don't think GSU spams across the US. Penn State though, ugh. Or maybe it's the students they attract.

I think it's some bs metric like if you have 5 students from the opposite coast you're a national school or something

[Rigo]

I think it's some bs metric like if you have 5 students from the opposite coast you're a national school or something

Or the percentage of grads who practice out of state.

[Dr.Degrees_Cr.Cash]

I think it's some bs metric like if you have 5 students from the opposite coast you're a national school or something

Or the percentage of grads who practice out of state.

Yeah, but it'd have to be pretty low either way. It seems every state school is national

[kalifornia]

https://www.usnews.com/education/best-g ... ls?slide=1

Rankings are up a little early.

[EncyclopediaOrange]

Anyone got a flashy name for Georgetown, UT, UCLA, Vandy, WUSTL and USC? Maybe the second six?

GUTWUV

Idk why I laughed

+1

[Instrumental]

Good stuff

[Rigo]

Who's going to be the fourth person to share that link, I wonder.

[LurkerTurnedMember]

Is there a way to see the scores each school got?

[wiz]

I think you have to subscribe to rpupkin premium content to see the score breakdown by school.

[Ferrisjso]

Is there a way to see the scores each school got?

Hover your mouse over the school rank.

[Instrumental]

Who's going to be the fourth person to share that link, I wonder.

Hay guyz, new us news rankings are here

[Tiago Splitter]

lol Columbia tuition

[Lexigator]

Who's going to be the fourth person to share that link, I wonder.

Hay guyz, new us news rankings are here

Well done.

[PrezRand]

Damn GT tied with UCLA?

[cron1834]

lol Columbia tuition

[laqueredup]

https://www.usnews.com/best-graduate-sc ... w-rankings

Intresting. hen you click on schools and look at the info on the school, what do they mean by the "national" or "regional" designation?

For example, Penn State Dickinson Law has a "national" designation. UTK and Georgia State, on the other hand, have a "regional" designation. They all have around the same ranking (GSU and Dickinson are tied for the exact same ranking). It's not like one is viewed as a LS that places nationally, and the other as one that places regionally. I don't get it?

? I have no idea what you're talking about.

Click on a school and read all of the info. It's right below public/private and year founded

Yeah this is really bizzare, most of the schools I'm looking at(state schools, TT's and TTT's) all have that National label. Yeah I'm curious about this.

Could it be that schools self-select? I don't think GSU spams across the US. Penn State though, ugh. Or maybe it's the students they attract.

Hey.. Penn State might not be a top ten school but they bought me a coffee so I'll gladly accept all their spam

[bettyboopydoop]

anyone know why berkeley dropped so much?

[Moneytrees]

I love that GULC is tied for 15 with UCLA.

[20170322]

lol Columbia tuition

[Moneytrees]

lol Columbia tuition

The in-state tuition at UT is pretty sweet.

[rpupkin]

lol Columbia tuition

To be fair, Columbia is located in an area with one of the nation's lowest COL, which helps offset the high tuition.