New Peer Reputation Scores from U.S News. Forum

[Pomeranian]

Prof. Caron (ETA: now dean) of Pepperdine has posted and ranked the (infamous and controversial) "peer reputation" scores that went into calculating the most recent US News rankings. #GeorgeTTTown #T13

http://taxprof.typepad.com/taxprof_blog ... kings.html

[Ferrisjso]

Things on my mind right now.

Wow Charelston went from almost shutting down to being tied for having the 11th worst reputation in the country.

Can't find our friends at Charlotte, where they'd go!

Did you guys hear Arizona Summit is partnering with a university in Florida?(and isn't moving).

[GOODWORKSTE]

Weird how the public ivies have better reps than Penn. Always thought Penn was underrated

[Moneytrees]

Weird how the public ivies have better reps than Penn. Always thought Penn was underrated

Guess professors don't really care about employment outcomes.

[Moneytrees]

I'm truly puzzled at why Minnesota and Iowa have such great peer assessment scores.

[goldenbear2020]

I'm truly puzzled at why Minnesota and Iowa have such great peer assessment scores.

Academic peer assessment means a bunch of deans and/or faculty rated each others' schools, right? Academic reputation is a function of publications and citations, which should have negligible impact on hiring IMO.