The College Guide is up and I am exhausted. Check out our work. If you find anything wrong, please don’t tell me.
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BooMan
Martin Longman a contributing editor at the Washington Monthly. He is also the founder of Booman Tribune and Progress Pond. He has a degree in philosophy from Western Michigan University.
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Nice work. Also nice to see the school where I work in the top spot!
you’re at UC-San Diego? Or are you looking at a different ranking?
Yes , I teach at U C S D.
Perhaps you know Amy Binder then.
She has two articles in the College Guide.
Seen her around but never met her
My own alma mater, Swarthmore, is up there too.
What a huge effort. Well done!
Congratulations!
Impressive work! Glad to see that the college my oldest granddaughter starts today is in the top 100! Yay.
Good work, BooMan.
Good work.
Nice work.
Fascinating!!!
Good start, but some of the number crunching may be inaccurate. And may give some students and parents sticker price shock. For example in the Best Bang for Buck — all schools listing #66 California State University – Chico, the annual net tuition cost (defined as net of grants in the article) is shown as $11,645. However, on the CSU – Chico web page, the annual gross tuition cost is $7,002.
While less extreme, the numbers also seem to be inflated for CUNY Brooklyn. With 51% receiving Pell grants the listed annual net tuition is $4,500. Whereas, the gross tuition is $6,030. (Note Pell Grants are based on COA, cost of attendance that includes all costs including room and board and the maximum is approx $5,500).