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I see some fairly large schools on there, but I wonder how smaller schools like Rose-Hulman, Case Western, Olin Institute, etc. would stack up if the results we
by meatmanek 16y ago
I see some fairly large schools on there, but I wonder how smaller schools like Rose-Hulman, Case Western, Olin Institute, etc. would stack up if the results were adjusted somehow for size.
- jessriedel 16y agoYea, I don't understand at all how this list is made. It can't be based on average-recruit-quality, in any sense, because the highest-average quality schools will always be small ones (simply due to averaging and statistics).
- lliiffee 16y agoI don't know. A very high-quality small school will have a tendency to get bigger.
- kd0amg 16y agoOver a long time, perhaps, but probably not quickly. Getting bigger requires more than just attracting more applicants. It also requires hiring more faculty and staff and expanding facilities (which itself eventually requires taking up more land).
- HockeyPlayer 16y agoMany of the best schools in the US are the small liberal arts colleges (Swarthmore, Williams, Amherst, Pomona, etc). These schools accept 10% of applicants, have large endowements and could easily triple in size, but they have been the same size for 50+ years.