But like, people don't find out about Columbia from this list, right? It is, uh, older than the country "U.S. News" is named after and an Ivy League school. Not having them on the list just reflects poorly on the list.
But like, people don't find out about Columbia from this list, right? It is, uh, older than the country "U.S. News" is named after and an Ivy League school. Not having them on the list just reflects poorly on the list.
They don't have good sports teams, no way a person in middle america would have heard of them if not for school rankings
MIT vs Harvard vs Stanford are all amazing programs but are better for different types of people/interests/goals
I dunno, nothing about advertising makes sense to me, so I guess I have trouble evaluating this kind of thing.
Common sense would tell you that you don't give 4 billion dollars to the guy who says "I'm really good at convincing people to part with their money -- whether they should or not!" But then I don't run Coca Cola, so I guess they've figured out something I've missed.