2005 US News B-School ranking
Rank  Business School
1.  Harvard University (MA)
2.  Stanford University (CA)
3.  University of Pennsylvania (Wharton)
4.  Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Sloan)
5.  Northwestern University (Kellogg) (IL)
6.  Columbia University (NY)
    University of Chicago
8.  University of California – Berkeley (Haas)
9.  Dartmouth College (Tuck) (NH)
10. University of Michigan – Ann Arbor
11. Duke University (Fuqua) (NC) 81
12. University of California – Los Angeles (Anderson)
　  University of Virginia (Darden)
14. Cornell University (Johnson) (NY)
　  New York University (Stern)
　  Yale University (CT)
17. Carnegie Mellon University (PA)
18. University of Southern California (Marshall)
19. Emory University (Goizueta) (GA)
　  Ohio State University (Fisher)
21. University of Minnesota – Twin Cities (Carlson)
　  University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill (Kenan-Flagler)
23. Indiana University – Bloomington (Kelley)
　  Texas A&M University – College Station (Mays)
　  University of Illinois – Urbana-Champaign
　  University of Texas – Austin (McCombs)
27. Purdue University – West Lafayette (Krannert) (IN)
　  University of Washington
29. Arizona State University – Main Campus (W. P. Carey)
　  Michigan State University (Broad)
　  University of California – Davis
　  University of Notre Dame (Mendoza) (IN) 63
33. Georgetown University (McDonough) (DC)
　  University of Maryland – College Park (Smith)
35. University of Arizona (Eller)
36. University of Rochester (Simon) (NY)
　  University of Wisconsin – Madison
　  Wake Forest University (Babcock) (NC)
39. Brigham Young University (Marriott) (UT)
　  Vanderbilt University (Owen) (TN)
　  Washington University in St. Louis (Olin)
42. Boston College (Carroll)
　  Georgia Institute of Technology (DuPree)
　  University of Georgia (Terry)
45. Penn State University – University Park (Smeal)
　  Rice University (Jones) (TX)
47. Boston University
　  Tulane University (Freeman) (LA)
　  University of California – Irvine
　  University of Iowa (Tippie)
51. University of Pittsburgh (Katz)
52. Southern Methodist University (Cox) (TX)
53. Babson College (Olin) (MA)
　  University of Florida (Warrington)
55. University of Colorado – Boulder (Leeds)
　  University of Connecticut
　  Virginia Tech (Pamplin)
58. University of Oregon (Lundquist)
59. Case Western Reserve University (Weatherhead) (OH)
　  Claremont Graduate School (Drucker) (CA)
61. University of Alabama – Tuscaloosa (Manderson)
62. University of Oklahoma (Price)
　  University of Texas – Dallas
64. North Carolina State University
　  University of Missouri – Columbia
　  University of Utah (Eccles)
67. Iowa State University
　  Temple University (Fox) (PA)
　  University of South Carolina (Moore)
70. University of Massachusetts – Amherst (Isenberg)
71. DePaul University (Kellstadt) (IL)
　  George Washington University (DC)
　  Louisiana State University – Baton Rouge (Ourso)
　  Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (Lally) (NY)
　  Texas Christian University (Neeley)
76. Santa Clara University (Leavey) (CA)
77. Pepperdine University (Graziadio) (CA)
　  Rutgers State University – New Brunswick and Newark (NJ)
　  University of Central Florida
80. University of Denver (Daniels)
　  University of Miami (FL)
　  University of Tennessee – Knoxville

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在错误的时间，错误的地点，选择了一个正确的职业! 与其诅咒黑暗，不如随我发光。

 

Business->Top Business Schools
Categories:
Rank.|School|Overall score|Peer assessment score (5.0 highest)|Recruiter asses
sment score (5.0 highest)|'02 average undergrad GPA|'02 average GMAT score|'02
acceptance rate|'02 average starting salary & bonus|'02 graduates employed at
graduation|Employed 3 months after graduation|'02 out-of-state tuition and fe
es|'02 total full-time enrollment
1.|Harvard University (MA)
|100|4.8|4.7|3.60|705|9.7%|$109,587|77.7%|88.9%|$31,800|1,808
2.|Stanford University (CA)
|97|4.8|4.4|3.58|716|7.9%|$108,840|78.4%|81.7%|$33,300|749
  |University of Pennsylvania (Wharton)
|97|4.8|4.6|3.49|711|13.1%|$107,047|74.0%|89.7%|$33,269|1,601
4.|Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Sloan)
|94|4.8|4.6|3.50|707|13.7%| $101,922|72.9%|82.9%|$32,470|744
  |Northwestern University (Kellogg) (IL)
|94|4.8|4.7|3.45|700|13.0%| $102,102|64.1%|87.8%|$32,040|1,058
6.|Columbia University (NY)
|91|4.4|4.3|3.50|711|10.6%|$112,045|71.1%|84.1%|$33,054|1,188
7.|Duke University (Fuqua) (NC)
|90|4.4|4.1|3.59|701|18.1%|$105,874|76.1%|89.0%|$32,252|697
  |University of California–Berkeley (Haas)
|90|4.6|4.2|3.55|703|11.2%|$95,621|70.2%|88.5%|$21,753|496
9.|University of Chicago
|88|4.7|4.5|3.44|687|15.0%|$101,975|68.5%|77.9%|$32,602|990
10.|Dartmouth College (Tuck) (NH)
|84|4.4|4.4|3.40|695|14.4%|$103,413|68.9%|75.6%|$32,490|463
11.|University of Virginia (Darden)
|83|4.2|4.1|3.34|683|17.9%|$99,216|80.9%|89.8%|$31,343|564
12.|New York University (Stern)
|81|4.3|3.8|3.40|700|15.2%|$99,439|72.7%|83.3%|$32,280|817
13.|University of Michigan–Ann Arbor
|80|4.5|4.2|3.40|681|19.0%|$100,645|58.8%|69.7%|$32,686|862
14.|University of California–Los Angeles (Anderson)
|79|4.3|3.9|3.60|699|15.1%|$92,337|55.7%|74.1%|$22,952|670
  |Yale University (CT)
|79|4.1|4.1|3.50|698|15.1%|$99,767|60.5%|75.5%|$31,650|481
16.|Cornell University (Johnson) (NY)
|77|4.2|4.2|3.35|673|22.2%|$99,384|62.7%|73.8%|$32,016|572
17.|Carnegie Mellon University (PA)
|72|4.1|3.8|3.30|672|25.9%|$92,101|67.4%|78.8%|$29,960|469
  |University of Texas–Austin (McCombs)
|72|4.0|3.8|3.37|678|29.3%|$84,002|70.3%|81.5%|$25,005|804
19.|Ohio State University (Fisher)
|71|3.7|3.7|3.37|655|25.3%|$87,279|71.6%|93.1%|$23,466|289
20.|University of Southern California (Marshall)
|70|3.9|3.8|3.35|684|21.3%|$81,219|60.7%|83.7%|$31,680|581
21.|Emory University (Goizueta) (GA)
|67|3.7|3.7|3.40|675|24.0%|$84,888|60.3%|80.4%|$29,408|388
  
   |University of North Carolina–Chapel Hill (Kenan-Flagler)|67|4.1|3.8|3.20|
671|30.1%|$93,045|59.1%|70.2%|$28,929|560
23.|Indiana University–Bloomington (Kelley)
|66|3.9|3.8|3.35|651|22.4%|$88,121|57.0%|71.9%|$23,391|547
24.|Georgetown University (McDonough) (DC)
|64|3.4|3.8|3.35|663|22.8%|$92,159|53.9%|77.2%|$29,976|528
  |Purdue University–West Lafayette (Krannert) (IN)
|64|3.7|3.8|3.23|651|26.7%|$90,243|66.4%|73.1%|$23,582|295
26.|University of Minnesota–Twin Cities (Carlson)
|63|3.6|3.5|3.20|645|39.6%|$85,589|76.5%|86.3%|$25,000|237
27.|Rice University (Jones) (TX)
|62|3.3|3.7|3.30|630|39.0%|$84,540|60.6%|95.5%|$24,080|359
  |University of Florida (Warrington)
|62|3.4|4.1|3.30|658|22.9%|$65,757|56.5%|91.3%|$668*|114
29.|Brigham Young University (Marriott) (UT)
|61|3.1|3.6|3.62|650|43.9%|$67,657|64.8%|89.0%|$9,270|265
  |University of Iowa (Tippie)
|61|3.2|3.3|3.30|638|37.5%|$83,817|75.0%|94.4%|$18,211|152
  |University of Notre Dame (Mendoza) (IN)
|61|3.4|3.4|3.40|668|22.8%|$79,243|59.2%|82.2%|$26,485|322
  |Washington University in St. Louis (Olin)
|61|3.7|3.7|3.26|651|35.0%|$87,811|55.6%|69.9%|$30,260|308
33.|Penn State University–University Park (Smeal)
|60|3.5|3.4|3.35|645|24.0%|$83,592|51.2%|85.7%|$20,256|199
  |University of Illinois–Urbana-Champaign
|60|3.7|3.4|3.30|640|31.3%|$74,809|61.1%|84.7%|$24,254|365
35.|University of California–Davis
|59|3.2|3.7|3.30|669|23.6%|$71,595|59.6%|84.6%|$22,224|121
  |University of Washington
|59|3.4|2.9|3.46|671|31.2%|$73,856|63.4%|87.8%|$17,569|258
37.|Arizona State University–Main Campus (Carey)
|58|3.5|2.9|3.42|654|29.2%|$80,026|54.5%|85.5%|$20,105|296
  |Michigan State University (Broad)
|58|3.5|3.3|3.30|639|22.0%|$82,640|66.7%|77.4%|$19,416|218
  |University of Rochester (Simon) (NY)
|58|3.6|3.5|3.20|649|26.9%|$90,782|58.2%|69.3%|$30,660|417
  |Wake Forest University (Babcock) (NC)
|58|3.2|3.6|3.20|639|47.1%|$77,929|73.2%|87.6%|$25,125|225
41.|Boston College (Carroll)
|57|3.3|3.3|3.33|658|14.8%|$81,449|62.1%|76.8%|$874*|252
42.|Tulane University (Freeman) (LA)
|56|3.1|3.1|3.30|663|54.3%|$81,932|78.8%|80.8%|$966*|203
  |University of Georgia (Terry)
|56|3.3|3.6|3.29|658|26.6%|$72,637|59.3%|77.8%|$15,618|169
  |University of Maryland–College Park (Smith)
|56|3.6|3.1|3.35|656|23.3%|$81,864|54.4%|71.2%|$22,257|419
45.|Vanderbilt University (Owen) (TN)
|55|3.6|3.5|3.29|648|46.1%|$80,688|47.2%|65.8%|$30,018|445
46.|University of California–Irvine
|54|3.3|3.6|3.34|682|30.7%|$71,695|36.4%|70.7%|$22,780|231
  |University of Wisconsin–Madison
|54|3.5|3.3|3.30|632|27.0%|$75,798|65.6%|72.0%|$24,272|355
48.|Babson College (Olin) (MA)
|53|3.3|3.2|3.12|643|39.2%|$78,650|61.3%|84.0%|$27,912|440
49.|University of Arizona (Eller)
|52|3.5|3.3|3.34|636|58.7%|$67,851|50.0%|76.7%|$20,114|140
50.|University of Pittsburgh (Katz)
|51|3.4|3.2|3.16|613|54.0%|$74,539|60.9%|82.6%|$35,168**|162
51.|Georgia Institute of Technology (DuPree)
|50|3.2|3.5|3.20|645|39.3%|$68,394|50.0%|77.1%|$19,574|221
  |Rutgers State University–New Brunswick and Newark (NJ)
|50|2.7|3.2|3.27|634|40.0%|$76,051|76.5%|82.4%|$18,026|206
  |Southern Methodist University (Cox) (TX)
|50|3.2|3.3|3.22|660|30.1%|$78,840|45.4%|69.1%|$27,648|239
  |Texas A&M University–College Station (Mays)
|50|3.3|3.3|3.36|626|29.1%|$79,850|53.9%|62.7%|$16,800**|193
  |University of Oklahoma (Price)
|50|2.8|3.5|3.59|629|45.3%|$59,967|62.9%|77.1%|$342*|111
56.|Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (Lally) (NY)
|49|2.8|3.7|3.18|611|64.1%|$95,810|50.0%|68.8%|$27,837|87
57.|Clemson University (SC)
|48|2.6|3.0|3.35|615|33.3%|$67,008|82.4%|91.2%|$12,932|40
  |DePaul University (Kellstadt) (IL)
|48|2.7|3.3|3.19|620|51.8%|$77,431|67.6%|85.3%|N|A|62
59.|College of William and Mary (VA)
|47|2.9|3.3|N|A|607|73.0%|$77,487|63.2%|85.3%|$21,758|179
60.|University of Colorado–Boulder (Leeds)
|46|3.1|3.3|3.19|636|47.1%|$75,883|8.6%|85.7%|$20,402|121
61.|Oklahoma State University
|44|2.4|3.2|3.40|602|68.4%|$63,808|64.3%|90.5%|$220*|113
  |University of Massachusetts–Amherst (Isenberg)
|44|2.7|3.0|3.21|615|33.0%|$74,388|56.0%|84.0%|$15,498|70
63.|Case Western Reserve University (Weatherhead) (OH)
|43|3.3|3.7|3.21|610|47.9%|$70,498|32.4%|57.7%|$28,960|322
64.|University of Miami (FL)
|42|2.8|3.5|3.24|652|60.7%|$51,764|56.4%|70.2%|$1,010*|378
65.|George Washington University (DC)
|41|3.0|3.8|3.25|618|31.2%|$62,545|36.0%|57.3%|$810*|271
  |North Carolina State University
|41|2.5|3.0|3.37|622|47.7%|$63,732|57.1%|81.0%|$18,185|58
  |SUNY–Albany
|41|2.4|3.3|3.39|558|41.7%|$61,246|77.3%|86.4%|$8,827|94
  |Syracuse University (NY)
|41|2.8|3.1|3.18|629|41.5%|$68,567|50.0%|72.2%|$21,005|112
  |University of Alabama–Tuscaloosa (Manderson)
|41|2.9|3.0|3.40|603|44.0%|$57,781|59.1%|72.7%|$11,224|116
70.|Boston University
|40|3.0|3.1|3.14|632|33.9%|$74,855|21.9%|71.9%|$28,162|384
  |CUNY Bernard M. Baruch College (Zicklin)
|40|2.9|3.3|3.20|644|18.8%|$61,842|42.9%|62.9%|$475*|128
  |University of Missouri–Columbia
|40|2.9|3.0|3.37|613|76.1%|$52,829|57.4%|76.6%|$604*|205
  |University of Oregon (Lundquist)
|40|2.9|2.7|3.06|632|47.2%|$53,036|71.4%|88.6%|$14,919|112
  |University of South Carolina (Moore)
|40|3.0|3.4|3.21|630|54.2%|$65,838|41.1%|58.9%|$19,000|377
  |Virginia Tech (Pamplin)
|40|3.0|3.3|3.24|635|36.4%|$64,177|46.2%|57.7%|$9,758|103
76.|Iowa State University
|38|2.7|2.6|3.37|622|48.1%|$46,167|59.3%|85.2%|$13,296|72
  |University of Connecticut
|38|2.8|2.6|3.44|628|62.5%|$71,986|45.2%|61.9%|$15,928|97
78.|Claremont Graduate School (Drucker) (CA)
|37|3.3|3.2|3.20|614|49.1%|$64,938|40.5%|48.6%|$33,568|172
  |Thunderbird Graduate School (AZ)
|37|3.3|3.5|3.20|600|80.4%|$70,281|32.1%|45.4%|$27,760|1,052
  |University of Tennessee–Knoxville
|37|3.0|3.3|3.31|610|36.6%|$65,636|34.2%|52.6%|$23,370**|90
  |University of Texas–Dallas
|37|2.5|2.8|N|A|641|48.3%|$61,625|58.8%|76.5%|$7,667|82
  |University of Utah (Eccles)
|37|2.8|2.5|3.48|615|74.6%|$46,663|45.5%|85.5%|$14,178|179

在错误的时间，错误的地点，选择了一个正确的职业! 与其诅咒黑暗，不如随我发光。

 

Business->Executive M.B.A.
1.|Northwestern University (Kellogg) (IL)
2.|University of Pennsylvania (Wharton)
3.|University of Chicago
4.|Columbia University (NY)
5.|Duke University (Fuqua) (NC)
6.|New York University (Stern)
7.|University of California–Los Angeles (Anderson)
8.|Stanford University (CA)
9.|University of Michigan–Ann Arbor
10.|University of Southern California (Marshall)
11.|Emory University (Goizueta) (GA)
12.|University of North Carolina–Chapel Hill (Kenan-Flagler)
13.|University of California–Berkeley (Haas)
14.|University of Texas–Austin (McCombs)
15.|Southern Methodist University (Cox) (TX)
16.|University of Minnesota–Twin Cities (Carlson)
  |University of Washington
18.|Cornell University (Johnson) (NY)
  |Georgetown University (McDonough) (DC)
  |Purdue University–West Lafayette (Krannert) (IN)
21.|Baylor University (Hankamer) (TX)
  |Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Sloan)
23.|Pepperdine University (Graziadio) (CA)
  |University of Illinois–Urbana-Champaign
  |Washington University in St. Louis (Olin)

在错误的时间，错误的地点，选择了一个正确的职业! 与其诅咒黑暗，不如随我发光。

 

在错误的时间，错误的地点，选择了一个正确的职业! 与其诅咒黑暗，不如随我发光。

 

04usnews-Top Education Schools top68
发信站: 海阔天空 (Tue Mar 30 09:17:21 2004) WWW-POST
*** EDUCATION ***
Education->Top Education Schools
Categories:
Rank.|School|Overall score|Peer assessment score (5.0 highest)|Superintendent
assessment score (5.0 highest)|'02 mean GRE score verbal/quantitative|'02 Ph.D
. & Ed.D. acceptance rate|'02 student/faculty ratio|Ph.D.'s & Ed.D.'s granted
2001-2002|'02 % Ph.D. & Ed.D. students|'02 funded research (in millions)|'02 f
unded research/faculty member
1.|Harvard University (MA)
|100|4.4|4.7|596/613|13.3%|20.8|72|41.0%|$18.8|$586.8
2.|Stanford University (CA)
|95|4.7|4.6|554/646|10.8%|8.6|29|53.2%|$14.4|$495.1
3.|University of California–Los Angeles
|93|4.1|4.1|538/608|26.7%|13.5|82|45.6%|$30.4|$895.5
4.|Teachers College, Columbia University (NY)
|90|4.4|4.6|545/621|25.0%|9.7|178|37.3%|$25.0|$430.9
  |Vanderbilt University (Peabody) (TN)
|90|4.3|4.6|587/658|41.0%|5.8|34|50.6%|$20.5|$621.2
6.|University of Pennsylvania
|88|3.7|4.3|595/637|21.3%|11.2|48|51.5%|$22.1|$818.6
7.|University of Oregon
|85|3.3|3.9|621/643|18.8%|8.5|32|28.0%|$22.8|$1,428.0
8.|University of Michigan–Ann Arbor
|83|4.3|4.4|568/652|37.1%|7.0|22|61.5%|$15.3|$294.7
9.|Northwestern University (IL)
|82|3.7|4.4|632/694|16.3%|5.9|11|27.2%|$10.5|$478.3
  |University of Wisconsin–Madison
|82|4.4|4.4|479/591*|41.7%|4.1|121|57.4%|$18.1|$518.3
11.|University of California–Berkeley
|80|4.3|4.3|583/615|19.8%|12.9|38|54.7%|$9.0|$390.9
12.|University of Minnesota–Twin Cities
|78|4.0|4.1|540/623|34.0%|10.3|232|38.0%|$21.8|$279.3
13.|University of Texas–Austin
|77|4.0|4.4|541/582|41.7%|6.5|120|63.1%|$16.4|$468.6
14.|New York University
|76|3.5|4.2|592/624|12.4%|10.5|131|18.2%|$30.2|$331.5
15.|Michigan State University
|74|4.2|4.3|536/614|35.8%|3.8|58|33.0%|$15.0|$356.3
16.|Arizona State University–Main Campus
|71|3.7|4.0|588/620|20.9%|5.3|94|44.2%|$11.2|$508.9
17.|Indiana University–Bloomington
|69|3.9|4.2|496/595|24.2%|5.3|71|57.9%|$18.0|$345.9
  |Ohio State University–Columbus
|69|4.0|4.1|482/604|43.9%|5.5|87|28.8%|$20.7|$344.5
19.|George Washington University (DC)
|68|3.4|4.1|507/559|67.2%|9.4|45|38.6%|$19.3|$714.8
  |Temple University (PA)
|68|3.3|4.1|553/552|36.4%|2.7|75|34.6%|$16.8|$578.4
21.|University of Maryland–College Park
|67|3.9|4.1|552/615|41.7%|5.4|61|52.6%|$12.9|$257.7
  |University of Virginia (Curry)
|67|4.0|4.3|540/570|56.2%|7.4|92|49.6%|$9.2|$174.2
23.|Boston College (Lynch)
|66|3.4|4.1|541/587|33.3%|7.3|40|28.2%|$12.4|$294.2
24.|Cornell University (NY)
|65|3.4|4.5|650/630|15.8%|6.0|13|40.5%|$1.2|$197.8
  |Penn State University–University Park
|65|4.0|4.3|484/593|48.4%|4.6|94|67.3%|$6.8|$122.8
  |University of Illinois–Urbana-Champaign
|65|4.2|4.1|490/575|46.2%|4.7|63|46.5%|$8.6|$127.6
27.|University of Florida
|64|3.5|4.2|530/612|37.6%|11.2|48|39.1%|$16.8|$373.2
  |University of Georgia
|64|3.9|4.0|517/588|41.0%|4.9|122|36.9%|$17.1|$151.2
  |University of Washington
|64|3.9|4.0|542/602|35.7%|8.7|26|35.9%|$9.0|$257.1
30.|University of Iowa
|63|3.6|4.1|551/656|46.1%|6.1|43|47.4%|$11.6|$173.4
31.|University of North Carolina–Chapel Hill
|61|3.8|4.4|523/575|41.3%|5.8|24|38.1%|$6.2|$328.6
32.|University of Missouri–Columbia
|60|3.4|4.0|498/616|34.7%|8.2|69|30.1%|$12.8|$336.9
33.|University of Colorado–Boulder
|59|3.6|3.9|586/617|40.6%|8.1|12|17.1%|$4.1|$185.0
  |University of North Carolina–Greensboro
|59|3.1|3.9|521/534|38.7%|5.1|37|29.3%|$16.9|$602.9
35.|Rutgers State University–New Brunswick (NJ)
|58|3.3|4.0|584/632|26.7%|4.5|36|32.7%|$6.4|$227.5
  |University of Kansas
|58|3.6|4.0|497/546|59.8%|15.5|56|32.4%|$15.9|$293.7
  |University of Miami (FL)
|58|2.8|3.6|559/669|17.2%|5.9|16|19.3%|$11.1|$444.3
  |University of Southern California (Rossier)
|58|3.4|4.2|495/548|37.9%|21.4|102|64.4%|$4.7|$263.3
39.|Virginia Commonwealth University
|56|2.8|3.9|562/578|55.0%|5.7|18|12.4%|$12.7|$976.9
40.|Texas A&M University–College Station
|55|3.4|4.2|477/535|59.3%|4.4|100|60.0%|$9.3|$252.5
41.|Lehigh University (PA)
|54|2.8|3.8|559/599|27.3%|6.8|10|29.9%|$9.6|$507.6
  |Syracuse University (NY)
|54|3.4|4.1|559/645|42.3%|5.5|26|31.7%|$4.4|$221.7
  |University of Pittsburgh
|54|3.5|4.2|503/525|71.0%|7.4|76|43.0%|$8.3|$175.6
44.|College of William and Mary (VA)
|52|3.3|4.3|524/530|48.9%|4.9|22|33.3%|$4.5|$223.8
  |Purdue University–West Lafayette (IN)
|52|3.3|4.2|498/591|31.4%|2.3|71|55.4%|$2.9|$86.7
46.|SUNY–Albany
|51|3.2|3.8|535/641|30.1%|6.5|33|23.5%|$6.9|$265.3
47.|University of Delaware
|49|3.1|3.6|536/623|36.4%|2.9|19|39.1%|$7.5|$339.5
  |University of Tennessee–Knoxville
|49|3.1|4.0|489/571|56.2%|6.0|59|31.4%|$10.4|$471.5
49.|Fordham University (NY)
|48|3.0|4.2|525/587|43.0%|5.2|51|22.2%|$3.0|$137.5
  |University of Massachusetts–Amherst
|48|3.4|4.1|512/543*|44.8%|6.8|42|41.7%|$3.3|$94.1
  |University of Oklahoma
|48|3.0|3.5|510/540|19.0%|7.1|24|48.6%|$10.4|$324.6
  |Utah State University
|48|2.9|3.5|525/550|43.6%|3.5|20|22.8%|$17.0|$460.8
  |Washington University in St. Louis
|48|3.1|3.9|568/674*|28.6%|1.8|3|17.9%|$0.03|$14.2
54.|Florida State University
|47|3.2|4.0|485/593|35.4%|6.5|54|39.6%|$3.8|$117.7
  |University of California–Santa Barbara (Gevirtz)
|47|3.2|3.5|527/564|36.6%|11.1|19|61.1%|$4.8|$153.4
  |University of Illinois–Chicago
|47|3.4|4.0|514/512|77.8%|3.1|18|27.4%|$6.2|$326.0
57.|George Mason University (VA)
|46|3.0|4.0|529/540|43.5%|3.8|22|8.5%|$6.4|$278.3
  |Marquette University (WI)
|46|2.7|4.1|479/555|42.9%|3.8|13|37.9%|$2.7|$380.6
  |University of Arizona
|46|3.5|3.9|483/540|61.6%|6.1|43|44.8%|$3.5|$124.6
  |University of Connecticut (Neag)
|46|3.3|3.5|510/595|56.2%|14.0|39|33.8%|$10.0|$182.4
  |Washington State University
|46|3.1|3.9|551/584*|18.8%|7.6|12|34.3%|$2.2|$87.1
62.|Illinois State University
|45|2.8|3.9|483/613|60.3%|2.0|45|34.1%|$9.9|$310.2
63.|Baylor University (TX)
|44|3.0|4.2|541/560|56.3%|3.1|20|49.8%|$0.8|$167.0
  |Boston University
|44|3.1|4.2|507/547|57.1%|10.7|30|22.3%|$1.8|$92.8
  |University of Houston–Main Campus
|44|2.9|3.5|522/602|43.9%|3.7|54|30.7%|$10.9|$352.0
66.|University of Nebraska–Lincoln
|43|3.4|3.9|N/A/N/A*|N/A|3.8|58|54.9%|$5.3|$132.7
  |University of New Mexico
|43|2.9|3.5|471/539|39.8%|4.2|50|32.2%|$18.0|$353.4
  |University of Utah
|43|3.2|3.7|516/576|26.9%|3.9|20|31.8%|$2.8|$185.5

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1.Harvard University (MA)
  Stanford University (CA)
3.University of California – Los Angeles
4.Teachers College, Columbia University (NY)
  Vanderbilt University (Peabody) (TN)
6.University of California – Berkeley
  University of Wisconsin – Madison
8.University of Oregon
9.University of Pennsylvania
10.University of Michigan – Ann Arbor
11.Northwestern University (IL)
   University of Iowa
13.Michigan State University
   New York University
15.University of Texas – Austin
16.Boston College (Lynch)
17.Ohio State University – Columbus
18.Indiana University – Bloomington
19.University of Minnesota – Twin Cities
20.University of Maryland – College Park
   University of Virginia (Curry)
22.Arizona State University – Main Campus
   University of Southern California (Rossier)
24.George Washington University (DC)
   University of Florida
   University of Georgia
27.University of Illinois – Urbana-Champaign
28.Penn State University – University Park
   Temple University (PA)
30.University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill
31.University of Connecticut (Neag)
   University of Washington
33.Cornell University (NY)
34.University of Pittsburgh
35.Rutgers State University – New Brunswick (NJ)
36.SUNY – Albany
   University of Kansas
38.Lehigh University (PA)
   Utah State University
40.University of North Carolina – Greensboro
   University of Tennessee – Knoxville
42.Texas A&M University – College Station
   University of Missouri – Columbia
44.Syracuse University (NY)
   University of Colorado – Boulder
   University of Illinois – Chicago
47.College of William and Mary (VA)
   Purdue University – West Lafayette (IN)
   University of Miami (FL)
   Virginia Commonwealth University
51.Boston University
   Fordham University (NY)
   University of California – Santa Barbara (Gevirtz)
   University of Massachusetts – Amherst
55.Florida State University
   University of Delaware
   Washington University in St. Louis
58.Claremont Graduate University (CA)
   University of Oklahoma
60.University of South Florida
61.University of Arizona
62.Drake University (IA)
   George Mason University (VA)
   Illinois State University
   University at Buffalo – SUNY
   University of Kentucky
67.San Diego State University
68.Marquette University (WI)
69.Iowa State University
   Louisiana State University – Baton Rouge
   St. John's University (NY)
   University of Houston – Main Campus
73.Baylor University (TX)
   Catholic University of America (DC)
   Clemson University (SC)
   Oklahoma State University
   University of Hawaii – Manoa

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美国顶尖研究型大学－美国的最牛校
发信站: 海阔天空 (Fri Apr 23 08:05:15 2004) WWW-POST
后面有评价机构与评价机构说明。
可以成为研究型大学的美国大学不过270所左右，这些学校有一定规模，是美国技术创新与
国家技术进步的基地与依靠。也是“大学里的大学”。
本表是前54名名单！
Harvard University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Stanford University
Columbia University
Cornell University
Johns Hopkins University
University of Pennsylvania
Duke University
University of California - Berkeley
Yale University
University of California - Los Angeles
University of Michigan - Ann Arbor
University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
University of Washington - Seattle
University of Wisconsin - Madison
Washington University
University of Southern California
University of North Carolina - Chapel
Princeton University
University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign
University of Chicago
University of California - San Diego
Pennsylvania State University - University
University of California - San Francisco
California Institute of Technology
Northwestern University
Ohio State University - Columbus
Emory University
Texas A&M University
University of Arizona
University of Texas - Austin
University of Virginia
University of Florida
Baylor College of Medicine
University of Pittsburgh - Pittsburgh
New York University
University of Colorado - Boulder
Michigan State University
University of California - Davis
Vanderbilt University
Brown University
Dartmouth College
Rice University
Georgia Institute of Technology
Purdue University - West Lafayette
Rockefeller University
University of Maryland - College Park
University of Notre Dame
Boston University
Carnegie Mellon University
Georgetown University
University of California - Santa Barbara
University of Georgia
Yeshiva University
//来源说明
The Top American Research Universities
TheCenter determines the Top American Research
Universities by their rank on nine different measures:
Total Research, Federal Research, Endowment Assets,
Annual Giving, National Academy Members, Faculty
Awards, Doctorates Granted, Postdoctoral Appointees,
and Median SAT Scores. (The Source Notes section of
this study provides detailed information on each of the
nine indicators.) The tables group research institutions
according to how many times they rank in the top 25
on each of these nine measures. The top category
includes those universities that rank in the top 25 on all
nine indicators. The bottom category includes universities
with only one of the nine measures ranked in the
top 25. Within these groups, institutions are then
sorted by how many times they rank between 26 and
50 on the nine performance variables, with ties listed
alphabetically. A similar methodology produces a
second set of institutions—those ranked 26 through 50
on the same nine measures.
For the purpose of this study, TheCenter includes
only those institutions that had at least $20 million
in federal research expenditures in fiscal year 2001.
This is the same dollar cutoff used in our last three
reports.
The first two tables list each institution with the
most current data available for each measure and its
corresponding national rank (i.e., rank among all institutions
regardless of whether they are privately or
publicly controlled). The third and fourth tables
provide the same nine data measures but with the
groupings determined by the control rank (i.e., rank
among all private or all public institutions). Institutions
ranking in the top 25 on at least one measure are
included in the tables with the (1-25) identifier, while
those ranking 26 through 50 are found in the tables
labeled with the (26-50) header.
? The Top American Research Universities
(1-25) identifies the 54 institutions (28 private,
26 public) that rank in the top 25 nationally on at
least one of the nine measures.
? The Top American Research Universities
(26-50) identifies the 32 institutions (6 private,
26 public) that rank 26 through 50 nationally on at
least one of the nine measures.
? The Top Private Research Universities (1-25)
identifies the 35 private institutions that rank in the
top 25 among all private universities on at least one of
the nine measures.
? The Top Public Research Universities (1-25)
identifies the 45 public institutions that rank in the
top 25 among all public universities on at least one of
the nine measures.
? The Top Private and Public Research
Universities (26-50) identifies the 18 private and 37
public institutions that rank 26 through 50 among
their private or public counterparts on at least one of
the nine measures.
Many research universities rank highly both
nationally and among their public or private peers,
and therefore appear in more than one table. For
example, of the 35 institutions in the Top Private
Research Universities (1-25) table, 28 universities
also appear in the Top American Research Universities
(1-25) table.
Data found in these tables may not always match
the figures published by the original source. TheCenter
makes adjustments, when necessary, to ensure that the
data reflect the activity at a single campus rather than
that of a multiple-campus institution or state university
system. When data are missing from the original
source, TheCenter may substitute another figure, if
available. A full discussion of this subject, and the
various adjustments or substitutions made to the original
data, is in the Data Notes section of this report.
TheCenter presents these tables, along with prior
years’ top universities, in Microsoft Excel spreadsheets
on its Web site [http://thecenter.ufl.edu]
John V. Lombardi
Elizabeth D. Capaldi
Kristy R. Reeves
Diane D. Craig
Denise S. Gater
Dominic Rivers
November 2003

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