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When I was at the UCs the percieved ranking among students was: Top tier: Berkeley and UCLA, for sure Second tier: most of the other ones; people love to argu
by twblalock 8y ago
When I was at the UCs the percieved ranking among students was:
Top tier: Berkeley and UCLA, for sure
Second tier: most of the other ones; people love to argue about the order, but honestly most of them don't stand out above the others except for certain degree programs
Bottom tier: definitely includes UC Merced, and maybe UC Riverside
UC Merced opened in 2005 without many degree programs and faculty, and it's slowly growing. So its poor ranking is due to that more than anything else.