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Date Posted: Thursday, August 12, 06:35:38pm
Author: MFE08
Subject: Well said, Econ. A higher rating than GT is especially nice to see.
In reply to: Econ69 's message, "I read the Forbes article. The rankings are determined from the student's point of view. Student satisfaction, success after graduation, debt, grad rate and competitive awards are considered. To be part of the 610 schools is an achievement since 6600 schools were evaluated. The schools you cited are all state supported schools(Pitt, PSU and WVU)--taxpayer money is used to keep these schools running. See how Pitt would do withtout tuition subsidies or state money for facilities. Think Pitt in the early 60's. I think DU well. It ranked ahead of Georgtown and Dayton." on Thursday, August 12, 02:16:42pm


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