
This just in. The University of Wisconsin-Madison has moved up one spot from last year in U.S. News and World Report’s 2009 edition of America’s Best Colleges. We’re now ranked the 7
th public university in the nation (behind only
UC-Berkeley, University of Virginia, UCLA, Michigan, North Carolina-Chapel Hill, and
UC-San Diego). In terms of top school/college rankings, Business is tied for 13
th, and Engineering was also ranked 13
th overall. In the category “programs to look for,” which features administrator-nominated student-service programs,
UW was mentioned most for its undergraduate research/creative projects, learning communities and study abroad. The issue is on newsstands today.
Although I think the rankings and their methodology are a load of crap, and compiled each year solely for the purpose of selling magazines, as an Admission representative, I know just how important they are to prospective students and parents. I’m also a proud alum, and happy to see that both of my
alma maters are in the top seven!
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