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sugarcrystal said...
I think the ranking is "respectable" considering 1) who conducted the poll and 2) considering all of the other "famous" and reputable universities throughout the world and here statewide as well that are listed.
However what I cannot understand is how Wisconsin and Illinois are ranked that far ahead of Ohio State.
This university has improved vastly on the academic front just in the past decade and is showing continued signs of improvement. It once had the reputation as a large, impersonal research institution which would admit just about anyone. And I suspect with the more stringent admissions standards coupled with the switch to semesters that in the next few years it'll rise at least 15 spots on this list.
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osuum said...
Ohio State comes in 56th in world reputation. Could and should be better but not bad overall. Here is a listing of some of the B1G schools and a few select others.
http://www.timeshighereducation.co.uk/world-university-rankings/2013/reputation-ranking/range/01-50
1) Harvard
2) MIT
3) Cambridge
4) Oxford
5) Berkeley
12) Michigan
14) Univ. of Chicago - academic B1G school
24) Illinois
30) Wisconsin
31) Duke - my Alma Mater
37) Northwestern
50) Purdue
54) Minnesota
56) Ohio State
58) Penn State
74) Michigan State
89) Rutgers - B1G newbie
94) Maryland - B1G newbieIndiana, Iowa, and Nebraska were not ranked in top 100 of world universities.
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Atlanta_Buckeye said...
My Alma Mater (Dartmouth College) came in at #124. Wow. Apparently they believe that there are 11 Big Ten schools that are academically better than Dartmouth College.
I am a little skeptical about any methodology that would generate such a result.
Good to see Ohio State fare that well in the world rankings. Hopefully Ohio State will continue to,rise up,the rankings - great in the classroom AND on the field of play.
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MITbuck313 said...
Do you think that larger Universities have more research capacity and therefore improve their international outlook? Both of those things are criteria they use it says.
Seeing Michigan up that high does hurt but they are a very good academic insitution. They have a very good engineering school and their law school is also top of the line. I just threw up in my mouth a little bit.
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MITbuck313 said...
Do you think that larger Universities have more research capacity and therefore improve their international outlook? Both of those things are criteria they use it says.
Seeing Michigan up that high does hurt but they are a very good academic insitution. They have a very good engineering school and their law school is also top of the line. I just threw up in my mouth a little bit.
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dcbucki47225 said...
Seeing Brown University ranked just ahead of the University of Florida in the 80s tells me all I need to know about this ranking system. There's lots of better schools in the US that aren't on this list simply because they're a bit smaller. The ranking seems to be very subjective based on international recognition. Hell, Dartmouth, Vanderbilt, Rice, and Notre Dame aren't even ranked and they're lightyears ahead of Rutgers in terms of academic prestige.
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MITbuck313 said...
Do you think that larger Universities have more research capacity and therefore improve their international outlook? Both of those things are criteria they use it says.
Seeing Michigan up that high does hurt but they are a very good academic insitution. They have a very good engineering school and their law school is also top of the line. I just threw up in my mouth a little bit.
This post was edited by Wolverines89 on 3/6/2013 at 7:51 AM
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MITbuck313 said...
It did make me throw up more. LOL. I actually just know they have a good engineering school because I went to school for engineering and my room mate from college is now a Lawyer. I did say it is a ver good academic institution though trying to cover the rest. OK quit making me say that before I have to leave work from puking much more. haha


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