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U.S. News and World Report Places Cornell 17th in 2022 Annual Rankings
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Cornell was named 17th in the country by the 2022 rankings for the U.S. News and World Report, released on Monday.
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Cornell Falls One Spot in Annual U.S. News Ranking, Continuing Years-Long Slide
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The U.S. News and World Report dropped Cornell in its rankings for the third straight year.
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University Takes 15th Place in Annual U.S. News Rankings
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The annual U.S. News and World Report rankings, which grade the nation’s top universities, always elicit a flurry of excitement from students and administrators wondering how their respective schools stack up. The most recent batch of rankings for 2010 — released at the end of August — named Cornell the nation’s 15th best university, representing a one spot drop from last year and a three spot drop from two years ago.
Cornell has jumped around dramatically in recent years, garnering as high as sixth place in 1998, before which Cornell was ranked number 14.
In the standings, Cornell also ranked sixth in economic diversity, ninth for its undergraduate engineering program and 10th for best undergraduate business program.
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Red Letter Daze: Ranking the Rankings
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Editor’s Note: This article refers to 2009 rankings. New rankings are expected to come from U.S. News and World Report in late August.
Another school year begins, and with it the questions: How do I stack up? Where do I fit in? What does he or she think of me? And it’s not only the new freshman faces asking. With the release of yet another onslaught of college rankings, ranging from the traditional U.S. News and World Report to the “irreverent” standings of Radar Magazine, concerns expressed by the Cornell community indicate that the University, itself, is asking similar questions.