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After U.S. News college ranking changes, many public universities rose on lists.
Public universities saw a rise in the undergraduate rankings released by U.S. News & World Report.
Private universities, on the other hand, experienced a decline in their rankings.
The changes in rankings were due to a shift in the evaluation criteria used by U.S. News.
Class size and alumni giving are no longer considered, while graduation rates of first-generation college students are now taken into account.
After U.S. News college ranking changes, many public universities rose on lists
Many public universities have seen an improvement in their rankings in the latest release by U.S. News & World Report, while private universities have experienced a decline. The changes in rankings are a result of a shift in the evaluation criteria used by U.S. News. Class size and alumni giving are no longer considered, and the focus has shifted to graduation rates of first-generation college students. This change has sparked both praise and criticism within the higher education community.
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