雖然現在在這裡唸書.但其實這則新聞對我來說感覺還是有點遙遠
We're Number One!
Published: 3/30/2007
Teachers College tops rankings in U.S. News and World Report
In its annual rankings, released on March 30, U.S. News and World Report magazine named Teachers College the nation's top graduate school of education. "We're delighted to be ranked number one," said TC President Susan Fuhrman. "I'm tremendously proud of all the hard work and wonderful accomplishments that have brought us a stellar reputation, and absolutely committed to continuing and enhancing it."
The U.S. News rankings -- contained in the March 30th 2007 issue headlined "America's Best Graduate Schools" --are based on two types of data: the opinions of experts in the field about program quality and a range of statistical indicators that measure the quality of a school's faculty, research and students. For the education index, the experts were divided into two groups: graduate school peers and superintendents.
The statistics underscore TC's ability to achieve top quality while also maintaining a much larger and more academically diverse program than most other schools of education. In addition to topping the list for the amount of funded research (at $37.5 million), TC awared 231 doctorates in 2006, nearly 40 percent more than the next-largest program on the list.
TC moved up from the number two ranking last year. Stanford's Graduate School of Education was ranked second this year, followed by Harvard and Peabody (Vanderbilt) in a tie for third.
http://cw.tc.columbia.edu/prometheus/index.cfm?ticketid=yWWZZNlccy2sFZdx78G3PxHR8yZgHQnq58cqCvM
We're Number One!
Published: 3/30/2007
Teachers College tops rankings in U.S. News and World Report
In its annual rankings, released on March 30, U.S. News and World Report magazine named Teachers College the nation's top graduate school of education. "We're delighted to be ranked number one," said TC President Susan Fuhrman. "I'm tremendously proud of all the hard work and wonderful accomplishments that have brought us a stellar reputation, and absolutely committed to continuing and enhancing it."
The U.S. News rankings -- contained in the March 30th 2007 issue headlined "America's Best Graduate Schools" --are based on two types of data: the opinions of experts in the field about program quality and a range of statistical indicators that measure the quality of a school's faculty, research and students. For the education index, the experts were divided into two groups: graduate school peers and superintendents.
The statistics underscore TC's ability to achieve top quality while also maintaining a much larger and more academically diverse program than most other schools of education. In addition to topping the list for the amount of funded research (at $37.5 million), TC awared 231 doctorates in 2006, nearly 40 percent more than the next-largest program on the list.
TC moved up from the number two ranking last year. Stanford's Graduate School of Education was ranked second this year, followed by Harvard and Peabody (Vanderbilt) in a tie for third.
http://cw.tc.columbia.edu/prometheus/index.cfm?ticketid=yWWZZNlccy2sFZdx78G3PxHR8yZgHQnq58cqCvM
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