Submitted by TheBerg974 t3_108jn4l in dataisbeautiful
echawkes t1_j3udjcp wrote
I was pretty surprised to see some of those (like U of Arizona, U of Utah) on the list, but not Brown or some other prestigious schools. I mean, UC Davis is a decent school, but one of the world's best?
Ichabodblack t1_j3uwjlo wrote
All of the data seems ridiculously US skewed
Imtos77 t1_j3uz6hu wrote
Maybe cause some of the top universities are in the US?
ChallengeSuccessful1 t1_j3vchgb wrote
Maybe because it's skewed. It doesn't help that it doesn't explain how they're ranked.
Edit: from reading the kaggle page it seems pretty subjective and is done by a private newspaper company in the UK.
Ichabodblack t1_j3vnzik wrote
Sure, some. But I seriously doubt the majority of the Top 50. Most of these Universities I've never heard of
Imtos77 t1_j3uz1ox wrote
Right, no Brown no Dartmouth… seems to be missing some Top Universities.
langfordw t1_j3wfa2v wrote
No Rice either. But Utah? Yes!
IkeRoberts t1_j430x2a wrote
UC Davis is quite a bit bigger than either Brown or Dartmouth and has larger and similarly successful research programs. This is not an undergrad ranking, but overall university role.
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