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While many high school seniors consider their <a href="http://www.ranker.com/crowdranked-list/the-top-dream-colleges">top dream colleges</a> as application deadlines near, other consider the colleges of their dreams, the best fictional colleges from movies and television. These are not real colleges, but some of these fake colleges sure sound better than some of the other choices in the US and abroad for college. From the hard partying antics of Animal House's Faber College to the science and leadership focus of Star Trek's Starfleet Academy, there are myriad colleges better than the ones you could ever dream of being accepted to and this list is here to rank the greatest fictional universities and colleges.What is the top fictional college? What fake colleges party the hardest? You vote and decide! If you think the students of Community would take out the frat boys at Old School's Harrison University any day, make sure to vote for them.

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US News says, "Schools in the National Universities category, such as Yale and UCLA, offer a full range of undergraduate majors, master's, and doctoral degrees. These colleges also are committed to producing groundbreaking research." The best colleges of 2009 are a prestigious bunch. For the full article and photo gallery go to: http://colleges.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/college/national-search/

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Which colleges celebrate Halloween the hardest? When you&rsquo;re in college, you&#39;ve got to take advantage of any excuse to party. And there&rsquo;s no better time for partying than the candy and booze-filled holiday of Halloween.

he best Halloween parties usually have some kind of loose theme tying the revelry together, but as you&rsquo;ll see on this list of party schools with the biggest Halloween celebrations, sometimes the only theme is &ldquo;party.&rdquo;

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The American Athletic Conference is&nbsp;one of two conferences created from the split of the original Big East Conference, with the other conference purchasing the Big East Conference name while no longer participating in football.&nbsp;Though the AAC&nbsp;was created in 2013, it claims that 1979--the year the original Big East was founded--is its founding date. The AAC is made up of schools from the Northeast, South, Midwest, and West.&nbsp;

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More and more parents hope to find the attention a small college can give to an undergraduate student at a public school price.&nbsp;&nbsp; Here is a list of highly regarded public colleges and universities. (It may be incomplete.)&nbsp;To be on this list, undergraduate population should currently be under 10,000. (College of Charleston would have been on it, but is slightly over.)&nbsp; This list may not be complete.&nbsp; (Note: This list was recalculated 09/2013 based on the same formula I've used on other college ratings lists.)Here are the factors used in scoring: % of freshman retention, graduation rate, % of classes with fewer than 20 students, % of classes with more than 50 students, and % of alumni donations. &nbsp;I’m not a professional statistician or education expert, so this system is not perfect.&nbsp; However, experts say these&nbsp; metrics are strong indicators of student happiness, the happiness of graduates with their experience, the seriousness your student's classmates will take his or her education, and the school's dedication to providing personal attention to your student. &nbsp;&nbsp;A sample score: Fauxville State University: Freshmen Retention: 75%, Graduation Rate: 50%, Classes 20 &amp; under: 33%, Classes 50 &amp; over: 24%, freshmen in the top 10% of their graduating class 20%, and alumni giving: 10%. &nbsp;&nbsp;Fauxville State’s score would be 75 + 50 + 33 – 24 + 20 + 10 = 164.&nbsp; A perfect score would be 500.&nbsp; This list includes schools that scored 170 or above&nbsp;Where schools earned a tie score, the school with the higher percentage of students who graduated in the top tenth of their high school class will be listed first. &nbsp; Since the National military academies are unlikely to be typical of what someone interested in a small college experience would look for, they aren't on this list.&nbsp; But be aware that they are ranked among the top liberal arts schools in the country, public or private. Special mention also goes to the Macaulay Honors College in New York City.&nbsp; Since, for now, it's entirely integrated into the other eight city universities, it's not clear how similar it is to a small college experience.&nbsp; There's also not much information yet available at the newest small state university in California, UC/Merced.&nbsp; Most, if not all, of these selections are listed in Forbes Best Values in Public Education. If you are familiar with US News' rankings, you know there are flaws that make comparisons difficult.&nbsp; But often a school ranked below 50 on the list of National Liberal Art colleges will have a more impressive &quot;brag sheet&quot; than schools ranked much higher on regional lists.&nbsp; Feel free to leave a comment if there are other schools you feel should be considered for inclusion.&nbsp;

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(Other lists you may like: <a href="http://www.ranker.com/list/-and-quot_ivy-leagues-and-quot_-_academic-powerhouse-leagues_/admiralcrunch">The Prestige College Leagues</a>, <a href="http://www.ranker.com/list/best-colleges-and-_34_western-ivies-and-little-ivies-and-_34_/admiralcrunch">Best Western Colleges</a>, <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/colleges-ranked-southern-and-quot_ivies-and-little-ivies-and-quot_/admiralcrunch?ref=profile_own" target="_blank">Best Southern Colleges</a>, <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/midwest-colleges-ranked-elite-universities-and-liberal-arts-colleges/admiralcrunch?ref=profile_own" target="_blank">Best Midwestern Colleges</a>, <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/roger_s-top-25-women_s-colleges-in-usa/admiralcrunch?ref=profile_own" target="_blank">Best Women&#39;s Colleges</a>, <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/best-catholic-colleges-and-universities-in-the-u-s-/admiralcrunch?ref=profile_own" target="_blank">Best Catholic Colleges</a>,&nbsp;<a href="http://www.ranker.com/list/best-public-colleges-and-universities-in-the-u-s-2014-15/admiralcrunch">Best Public Colleges</a>, <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/america-and-_39_s-best-small-public-colleges/admiralcrunch?ref=profile_own" target="_blank">Best Small Public Colleges</a>, <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/best-colleges-for-b-students-ranked/admiralcrunch?ref=profile_own" target="_blank">Best Colleges for B Students</a>,&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="http://www.ranker.com/list/best-and-top-rated-hispanic-serving-colleges-and-universities/admiralcrunch">Best Hispanic-Serving Colleges</a>, <a href="http://www.ranker.com/list/top-rated-historically-black-colleges-and-universities/admiralcrunch">Best Historically Black/Black-Serving Colleges</a>)&nbsp;

Here&#39;s a ranking of top Northeast schools including the Ivies, Little Ivies and other elite schools based on fewer variables/more transparency than US News or Forbes.&nbsp; This list includes New England, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland and DC. (Carnegie-Mellon is ranked with Midwest schools as its main academic rivals are in the Midwest.)&nbsp;

Factors considered in score: freshman retention, graduation rate, % of classes with fewer than 20 students, % of classes with more than 50 students, % of students graduating in the top tenth of their high school class, and % of alumni donations.

While no system is perfect nor is exact ranking considered truly important by most college experts, these metrics are considered strong indicators of student happiness, the happiness of graduates with their experience, the seriousness your student&#39;s classmates will take his or her education, and the school&#39;s dedication to providing personal attention to your student.

sample score: Fauxville State University:&nbsp;Freshmen Retention: 75%, Graduation Rate: 50%, Classes 20 &amp; under: 33%, Classes 50 &amp; over: 24%, freshmen in the top 10% of their graduating class 20%, and alumni giving: 10%.

Fauxville State&rsquo;s score would be 75 + 50 + 33 &ndash; 24 + 20 + 10 = 164.

A perfect score would be 500. The national&nbsp;list includes schools that scored 300 or above. Only about 8% of four-year colleges score that high. &nbsp;This Northeast&nbsp;regional lists has been&nbsp;expanded to include schools scoring 250 and above.

A school with freshman retention below 75%, a graduation rate below 50%, classes with 20 students or fewer below 33%, classes with 50 students or more above 24% would not included even if the total score is above 300. &nbsp;There&#39;s no minimum for alumni giving. &nbsp;

Flaws with this system:&nbsp; Data came from multiple sources and, like US News, may not always reflect statistics from the same calendar year. I&#39;m not an expert statistician nor an expert on college experience quality, just a researcher/hobbyist.

For the best evaluation, many experts consider the National Survey of Student Engagement the most valuable analysis of undergraduate colleges. &nbsp;

This list is possibly not complete. If you feel a school has been omitted or a listing is incorrect, I will be happy to recheck. Thanks for reading!

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Northeast Colleges Ranked: Ivies, Little Ivies, & Elites

Best Northeast Colleges | List of Northeastern Ivies and Little Ivy Universities

A ranking of top Southern schools comparable to the Ivies, Little Ivies and other elite schools based on fewer variables/more transparency than US News or Forbes. This list considers schools in Virginia, the Carolinas, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas,Tennessee and Kentucky. Rice University is listed here as it's usually considered with Southern schools despite being in Texas. &nbsp;The official Ivy League comprises eight universities, none in the South, and there are&nbsp; three traditional <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/colleges-ranked-northeast-ivies-little-ivies-and-elites/admiralcrunch?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">Little Ivy colleges</a>. However, the term &quot;Ivy&quot; has expanded to mean a larger (but still small) number of schools offering prestige, academic rigor, and tremendous educational opportunity.&nbsp; You'll see references to other groups of schools often labeled Ivies such as two athletic leagues, the UAA and the NESCAC (largely synonymous with <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/northeast-colleges-ranked-ivies-little-ivies-and-elites/admiralcrunch?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">the Little Ivies</a>) that were deliberately organized around academic excellence.&nbsp; Experts have also labeled schools Public Ivies, Hidden Ivies, or Southern Ivies.Factors considered in score: freshman retention, graduation rate, % of classes with fewer than 20 students, % of classes with more than 50 students, and % of alumni donations.While no system is perfect nor is exact ranking viewed as truly important by most college experts, these metrics are considered strong indicators of student happiness, the happiness of graduates with their experience, the seriousness your student's classmates will take his or her education, and the school's dedication to providing personal attention to your student.&nbsp;A sample score: Fauxville State University: Freshmen Retention: 75%, Graduation Rate: 50%, Classes 20 &amp; under: 33%, Classes 50 &amp; over: 24%, freshmen in the top 10% of their graduating class 20%, and alumni giving: 10%.&nbsp;Fauxville State’s score would be 75 + 50 + 33 – 24 + 20 + 10 = 164.A perfect score would be 500. This national list includes schools that scored 300 or above. Only about 8% of four-year colleges score that high. For greater depth, this regional list has been expanded to schools scoring 250 and above. &nbsp;Differences from US News include: Exclusion of consideration of peer opinion on reputation, acceptance rate, and standardized test scores.Differences from Forbes include: exclusion of student satisfaction with instructors &amp; reporting of average alumni salaries. Those factors are based on small or self-selecting data pools, and likely the main reason why Forbes rankings are volatile and less useful than U.S. News. {Examples: Westminster College was #38 in 2008 and #126 in 2009. Bates was #45 in 2008 and #113 in 2009. Union College (NY) was #99 in 2008 and #26 in 2009.) Stanford's president pointed out there is no way a college's quality can change that significantly in one year, so such rankings are a sign of bad journalism, not a bad school.Flaws with this system: Data came from multiple sources and, like US News, may not always reflect statistics from the same calendar year. I'm not an expert statistician nor an expert on college experience quality, just a researcher/hobbyist.For the best evaluation, my understanding is experts consider the National Survey of Student Engagement the most valuable analysis of undergraduate colleges.This list may not be complete. If you feel a school has been omitted or a listing is incorrect, I will be happy to recheck. Thanks for reading!&nbsp;

Southern Colleges Ranked: Best Colleges & Universities

Best Southern Colleges | List of Little Ivies and Elite Universities in the South

A ranking of top Midwestern colleges comparable to the Ivies, Little Ivies and other elite schools based on fewer variables/more transparency than US News or Forbes. This list includes Ohio,Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, the Dakotas, Nebraska, Missouri, and Kansas. Because Carnegie-Mellon is usually considered by students looking at other Midwestern schools, it's listed here despite being in Pennsylvania.Factors considered in score: freshman retention, graduation rate, % of classes with fewer than 20 students, % of classes with more than 50 students, and % of alumni donations. While no system is perfect nor is exact ranking considered truly important by most college experts, these metrics are considered strong indicators of student happiness, the happiness of graduates with their experience, the seriousness your student's classmates will take his or her education, and the school's dedication to providing personal attention to your student.&nbsp;A sample score: Fauxville State University: Freshmen Retention: 75%, Graduation Rate: 50%, Classes 20 &amp; under: 33%, Classes 50 &amp; over: 24%, freshmen in the top 10% of their graduating class 20%, and alumni giving: 10%. Fauxville State’s score would be 75 + 50 + 33 – 24 + 20 + 10 = 164.&nbsp;A perfect score would be 500. This list initially included only schools that scored 300 and above. Only about 8% of four-year colleges score that high. &nbsp;Since then, this particular list has&nbsp;been&nbsp;expanded to include schools scoring above 260 so the total schools listed on the four regional lists would be about 200.&nbsp;A school with freshman retention below 75%, a graduation rate below 50%, classes with 20 students or fewer below 33%, classes with 50 students or more above 24%, or alumni giving below 10% would not included even if the total score is above 300. (There’s no minimum for students not in the top 10% of their high school class.) &nbsp;Flaws with this system: Data came from multiple sources and, like US News, may not always reflect statistics from the same calendar year. I'm not an expert statistician nor an expert on college experience quality, just a researcher/hobbyist.&nbsp;For the best evaluation, my understanding is experts consider the National Survey of Student Engagement the most valuable analysis of undergraduate colleges.&nbsp;I believe this list is complete. If you feel a school has been omitted or a listing is incorrect, I will be happy to recheck. Thanks for reading!

Midwest Colleges Ranked: Elite Universities & Liberal Arts Colleges

Best Midwest Colleges | List of Midwestern Little Ivies and Elite Universities

This is a transparent and simpler ranking than U.S. News, Forbes, etc.&nbsp; You’ll notice the term “Ivy&quot; throughout, though the actual Ivy League comprises eight universities. However the Ivy League started as an athletic conference that happened to be made up of some of the oldest and most prestigious schools.&nbsp;Since then, the term &quot;Ivy&quot; expanded to mean a larger (but still small) number of schools offering prestige, academic rigor, and tremendous educational opportunity.&nbsp; You'll see references to other groups often labeled Ivies such as the NESCAC (largely synonymous with <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/colleges-ranked-northeast-ivies-little-ivies-and-elites/admiralcrunch?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">the Little Ivies</a>), the UAA, <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/list/all-patriot-league-schools/sportsyeah?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">the Patriot League</a>, and the Centennial Conference that we around academic excellence. &nbsp; Experts have also labeled schools Public Ivies, Hidden Ivies, Catholic Ivies, or the &quot;Magnolia League.&quot; &nbsp;Almost all of those plus other elite institutions scored high enough, using the formula below, to be included.The factors considered in scoring: freshman retention, graduation rate, % of classes with fewer than 20 students, % of classes with more than 50 students, and % of alumni donations.I’m not a professional statistician or education expert, so this system is not perfect.&nbsp; However, experts say these metrics are strong indicators of student happiness, the happiness of graduates with their experience, the seriousness your student's classmates will take his or her education, and the school's dedication to providing personal attention to your student.A sample score: Fauxville State University: Freshmen Retention: 75%, Graduation Rate: 50%, Classes 20 &amp; under: 33%, Classes 50 &amp; over: 24%, freshmen in the top 10% of their graduating class 20%, and alumni giving: 10%.&nbsp;Fauxville State’s score would be 75 + 50 + 33 – 24 + 20 + 10 = 164.A perfect score would be 500. This list includes schools that scored 300 or above. Where schools earned a tie score, the school with the higher percentage of students who graduated in the top tenth of their high school class will be listed first.Only about 8% of four-year colleges score 300 or above. Because there are still fantastic schools that didn't quite make the list, I'll expand the regional lists.Schools scoring a freshman retention below 75%, a graduation rate below 50%, classes with 20 students or fewer below 33%, classes with 50 students or more above 24%, are not included even if the total score is above 300. There’s no minimum for students not in the top 10% of their high school class nor alumni giving.For what is likely the best evaluation, my understanding is experts consider the National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) to be the most valuable analysis of undergraduate colleges.&nbsp;I believe this list is complete. If you feel a school has been omitted or a listing is incorrect, I will be happy to recheck. Thanks for reading!

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List of top men's&nbsp;and women's&nbsp;college soccer teams who regularly make it into the national championships is an assortment of the best soccer schools. These top schools for soccer players gives insight into the best college soccer programs. If you're looking for schools with good soccer teams to go to, you've come to the right place!What are the best college soccer teams in the USA? These colleges and universities have participated in NCAA tournaments, national titles, and have won accolades. For example, University of Virginia has captured six national soccer championships. Vote on the ones you think are the best out of these 9, and add more if you think they deserve to be on the list.

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Rural Medicine is a specialty focused on serving in rural areas, where poor populations are severely underserved. Medical students in this program have opportunities to learn and work in the rural setting. University of Washington currently tops this list as the college with the best Rural Medicine program.

The Top US Medical Schools With Rural Medicine Programs

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This blog features <a class="edS-cl" href="https://www.ranker.com/list/all-ivy-league-schools/sportsyeah?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">all Ivy League</a> colleges and is ranked from the highest-rated universities to the lowest-rated ones, based on votes from the Ranker community.&nbsp;The famous Ivy League is comprised of eight different colleges in the Northeastern United States and has connotations of academic excellence, a careful selection process of students and social elitism. But which Ivy League school is the best of the best?Originally the phrase “Ivy League” referred to as a sports collegiate athletic conference but later broadened to include superiority in academics, with a focus on educational philosophy inherent to the America’s oldest schools. In fact, seven of the eight Ivy League colleges were founded in the Colonial Period, with the exception of Cornell, which was founded in 1865.Ivy League schools are typically viewed internationally as some of the most prestigious in the world and all eight universities placed within the top twenty of the 2014 university rankings in U.S. News and World Report. This list features all eight Ivy League Colleges. Cast your votes for which of these great schools are the best!

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When you spend all day around kids, you see a wacky thing or two. In their own words, teachers describe some of their most memorable students and experiences in the hallways and Zoom classrooms.

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Amid&nbsp;all the classrooms and miscellaneous janitor closets, one room always held a certain mysterious aura: the teachers&#39; lounge. What goes down in the teachers&#39; lounge largely depends on the school or, in certain cases, the department. Most people - adults and students alike - assume the teachers&#39; lounge strictly sees&nbsp;a lot of photocopying, Tupperware, and venting about <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/teachers-describe-encounters-with-nightmare-parents/lea-rose-emery" target="_blank">nightmare parents</a>.

While those things do occur in the lounge, many&nbsp;<a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/AskReddit/comments/137t4s/teachers_of_reddit_what_really_goes_on_in_the/" target="_blank">teachers of Reddit</a>&nbsp;describe confined and cliquey spaces that feel no different than high school. Plenty of <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/worst-teachers-2018/ranker-news" target="_blank">terrible educators</a>&nbsp;use the teachers&#39; lounge to get away with saying all sorts of inappropriate stuff about students and staff alike. According to one teacher, assessing a teachers&#39; lounge beforehand can tell you a lot about the school itself.

When teachers share secrets about the teachers&#39; lounge, you start to see that delinquency is not exclusive to students.

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It seems that the South is sizzling with new residents. From Houston to Raleigh, we&#39;re seeing a boom in many Southern cities and there are reasons for this. For some African-Americans who grew up in the South but migrated north, now they&#39;re returning to their southern roots. A growing number of African-American retirees are relocating to the South and there is an increase in the number of young African-Americans who seek out more economic opportunities in southern cities that are thriving such as Dallas and Atlanta. In addition, they&#39;re seeking a better connection to their cultural heritage and family members who live in the south. Others desire to relocate to the south because they&#39;re tired of the cold weather and are interested in an area with a milder climate. Those who relocate from the Northeast might do so because of the high costs of living in the major northern cities such as New York City and Washington D.C.

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It is important to research the cost of living, crime rates, quality of school districts, the job market, housing market, and quality of the healthcare system before you move to a different city. If you have relatives who live in the city you plan to relocate to, contact them or visit them so you can get an idea of what it would be like to live there. Ideally, you should already have a job lined up in your new city before relocating but if this is not the case, be sure to have funds save up for at least a few months while you seek employment there. Here are 15 affordable southern cities to live in.

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College is a time for experimentation, but your chances of trying new things are pretty limited if you attend a Christian college. Christian colleges have been around for a while and are schools centered around a particular faith, regardless of how <a href="http://www.ranker.com/list/weird-catholic-beliefs/lea-rose-emery" target="_blank">absurd the tenets of said faith</a> actually are. While the curriculum is often similar to what you would find at a regular institution of higher education, the lifestyle of students is more closely monitored by the administration. Pensacola Christian College in Pensacola, FL,&nbsp;and Liberty University in Lynchburg, VA, are probably the best-known Christian colleges in the United States, although there are many more. Pensacola Christian College horror stories and stories of life at Liberty often involve intense rules.

Things like contact between men and women, drug use, and certain movies and television shows are often banned. Students may be reprimanded for watching the wrong movie, attending the wrong social event, or simply engaging in a romantic relationship. The goal is to keep students living <a href="https://www.ranker.com/list/what-the-flds-church-believes/lyra-radford" target="_blank">holy</a>, chaste lives. If you&#39;ve ever wondered what a Christian college is like, or are considering attending one yourself, read up on some of the rules and regulations at the nation&#39;s strictest Christian campuses.&nbsp;

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The best design programs in the world include some of the top schools to study design. This list highlights the growing role they play in supplying creative managers to corporate and nonprofit organizations.What are the top design schools&nbsp;worldwide&amp; Whether you're looking for rankings of <a href="https://www.ranker.com/crowdranked-list/the-most-incredible-pieces-of-artwork-ever-made?ref=internalCrossLinking_keyword">the best art</a> design programs to study or just the greatest graphic, spacial, or interior design&nbsp;schools in general, this list of programs will likely point you in the direction of a program for design majors that best fits your career aspirations in the booming industry.

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