The latest US News rankings are out. Here are the top 10 in a few categories:
Business:
- Harvard
- Stanford
- Wharton
- Sloan (Tied with Kellogg)
- Kellogg (Tied with Sloan)
- Chicago
- Columbia (Tied with Haas)
- Haas (Tied with Columbia)
- Tuck
- Anderson
Law
- Yale
- Stanford
- Harvard
- Columbia (Tied with NYU)
- NYU (Tied with Columbia)
- Chicago
- Penn
- UC Berkeley (Tied with Michigan and Virginia)
- Michigan — Ann Arbor (tTed with UC Berkeley and Virginia)
- Virginia (Tied with UC Berkeley and Michigan)
Medicine
- Harvard
- Johns Hopkins
- Penn
- UCSF (Tied with Washington U)
- Washington U in St. Louis (Tied with UCSF)
- Duke
- Stanford (Tied with University of Washington)
- University of Washington (Tied with Stanford)
- Yale
- Baylor
As always when using the rankings realize that they are best viewed as data banks and surveys, not universal measures of educational quality or even objective measure of reputation. Please make sure you understand US News methodology.
If you want to hear experts discuss how you should use the rankings, please mark you calendars for a new chat scheduled for may: How to Use the Rankings Right with Dean Paul Danos of Tuck Business School and Della Bradshaw, Business Education Editor for the Financial Times on May 4 at 9:00 AM PT/12:00 PM ET/5:00 PM GMT.
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For those who seek financial aid, check out USNews.com, with its feature "Paying for College" posted just today. I work at US News, and we are all so proud of this newly posted Web content. There is SO much available. Kim Clark opens the article: "The average financial aid award accompanying this month’s college admission letters leaves a record dollar gap between the total cost of attendance and families’ savings. Get advice on finding, conserving, and paying back financial aid."
http://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/dollars/dshome.htm
Thank you both for pointing out the errors. I corrected them in the post.
note from the detail police: in the b-school rankings, MIT and Kellogg are actually tied at #4 — there was no #5, just as there is technically no #8 as two schools tied for #7.
NYU School of Law is ranked 4th in the 2007 US News Law School rankings, not 5th as your list states above.