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Even that is flawed because it is not Congressioanl Representation Per Capita. Not having it be per-capita overvalues high population schools like Harvard.

• dumbfounder 10y ago
  I agree, needs to be ranked per capita, but I still think that Harvard would be #1.
  • dsg42 10y ago
    Yale would be #1
  • aioprisan 10y ago
    You'd have to account for type and breadth of schools within each, in that case. Many schools don't have medical or architecture schools, so why include per capita counts?
• dsg42 10y ago
  What gives you the idea that Harvard is high population? It only has ~21000 at a time, including undergrad, grad, and professional students. Cal has 38000.
  • ckinnan 10y ago
    Princeton has 7,946 total undergrad and grad students. Dartmouth has just 6,298.