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- Universities Ranked by Prestige - College Confidential Forums
<p>Academic prestige is measured by the combination of the US News Peer Assessment score, which indicates the prestige given to a university by administrators at other universities (5%) The second factor is the Wall Street Journal rankings of admissions to elite professional schools, measuring prestige for professional school admissions
- Premed prestige for med school - College Confidential Forums
Should I be looking into prestige of premed program How would you compare kids coming out of UAB , UGA, emory , Vanderbilt , WashU 2 -UAB and UGA would be free vs paying for the rest Does it matter if one wants to esp get into a good specialty? I see most UAB kids getting into mostly UAB SOM( based on LinkedIn searches) and UGA kids going into MCG ( but some other schools too) Thoughts ? Thanks
- FULL Scholarship vs. Prestige - Paying for College - College . . .
Also of all the colleges none of them are much better than University of Denver from a prestige factor - the only 2 that may stand out is Tulane and Bryn Maer But if she really wants to political science and be in the thick of politics and decision making then Washington DC - American University would be great
- Prestige of Vanderbilt - College Confidential Forums
Considered a tippy top for both prestige and quality of education in my experience as a 30 year finance professional Just as a further point in terms of professional recruitment most firms don’t differentiate between lower and upper Ivy or other target schools
- Lay Person Prestige - College Confidential Forums
HYSM offer prestige on a national scale Princeton, Penn, Penn State, Michigan, Notre Dame, Duke, UC Berkeley, and UCLA offer prestige on a regional scale—though among these schools, UC Berkeley at 11% in the West and Michigan at 9% in the Midwest make the strongest prestige showings in their home regions The rest offer a good education < p>
- How prestigious is Colgate? - College Confidential Forums
<p>Colgate is one of my top choices for college right now; I absolutely LOVE the school itself However, I have one problem (it’s the only thing that’s causing me to hesitate in applying ED): I’m pretty overly concerned with prestige It’s just that I know that having a certain name on your resume can make your life much, much easier (My dad went to UCLA undergrad and Duke Law, and he
- How did you save on senior pictures? - Parent Cafe - College . . .
So the Prestige package (24 cards) of announcements looked somewhat more appealing because at least they have the kid’s pic on it so you could always cut the pics out to give to family friends that you maybe wouldn’t send the announcement to
- Berkeley Prestige=Perception of Selectivity? - University of California . . .
<p>Prestige is correlated with selectivity to an extent < p> <p>Personally, I view the average [undergraduate] student at Berkeley as much weaker than the average student at HYPSM The best [undergraduate] students at Berkeley are noticeably weaker than the “best” [undergraduate] students (in a particular field) at HYPSM
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