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| − | As an undergraduate institution, Columbia typically places around 9th or 10th. This is probably fairly accurate, but many people believe that Columbia is consistently under-ranked because its admissions committee places less of an emphasis on [[SAT]] scores than most of the other top 10 universities. Additionally, alumni giving is consistently lower at Columbia than at comparable institutions, further affecting our rank. | + | As an undergraduate institution, Columbia typically places around 9th or 10th. This is probably fairly accurate, but many people believe that Columbia is consistently under-ranked because its admissions committee places less of an emphasis on [[SAT]] scores than most of the other top 10 universities. Additionally, alumni giving is consistently lower at Columbia than at comparable institutions, further affecting our rank. Somehow, Penn manages to consistently achieve higher rank. |
==Law school ranking== | ==Law school ranking== | ||
Revision as of 14:20, 4 April 2009
The US News rankings are the most widely used set of college and graduate professional school rankings.
Undergraduate ranking
As an undergraduate institution, Columbia typically places around 9th or 10th. This is probably fairly accurate, but many people believe that Columbia is consistently under-ranked because its admissions committee places less of an emphasis on SAT scores than most of the other top 10 universities. Additionally, alumni giving is consistently lower at Columbia than at comparable institutions, further affecting our rank. Somehow, Penn manages to consistently achieve higher rank.
Law school ranking
For the past few years, the law school has been battling with NYU for fifth place. In 2008, it claimed fourth place, decisively beating its downtown rival.
