Ugh, Chancellor Cantor's replacement needs to get us back to where were when I graduated and that is not long ago. When I graduated we were 51. Disgusting how Syracuse has gone from the high 40s to the low 60s in such a short time. Thank you Chancellor Cantor for killing our academics and not keeping us in the AAU.
Yeah, I know these rankings don't mean much, but it annoys the hell out of me to see our academic standing take such a slide. SU was in the low 40s when I enrolled 20 years ago. No excuse to be down 20 spots from then.
A lot of the sports-y private schools have moved way up since I was college shopping. BC, USC, Miami, were all pretty low in the 90s.
We didn't seem to capitalize on the 2003 championship.
IMO, it is part of the reason her contract wasn't renewed by the BOT. She did good for SU but her academic decisions hurt the university and have caused our overall profile to go down. I graduated from Newhouse and with a co-major in University College which was really a Maxwell courseload but because Maxwell is only a graduate school the undergraduate department doesn't get the cache of Maxwell even though I got my degree signed by Dean Rubin from Newhouse and the Dean from Maxwell. The university need to make Maxwell an undergraduate school as well and it will get our ranking up a little. Whitman, Newhouse, Maxwell should be the foundations our of university and our ranking will go up.Is this why Chancellor Cantor is gone?
I was being nice but this is exactly part of what she did which hurt our university.That's what happens when you have a chancellor like Cantor who's more interested in diversity and her own pet projects than the overall standing of the university. The university has become less selective and rather than focusing on its strengths, has been on wild goose chases like the connective corridor.
That's what happens when you have a chancellor like Cantor who's more interested in diversity and her own pet projects than the overall standing of the university. The university has become less selective and rather than focusing on its strengths, has been on wild goose chases like the connective corridor.
Look no one is perfect but diversity is a huge part of ranking success...That's what happens when you have a chancellor like Cantor who's more interested in diversity and her own pet projects than the overall standing of the university. The university has become less selective and rather than focusing on its strengths, has been on wild goose chases like the connective corridor.
A lot of the sports-y private schools have moved way up since I was college shopping. BC, USC, Miami, were all pretty low in the 90s.
We didn't seem to capitalize on the 2003 championship.
she presided over a big drop in the rankings and spent way too much money to do itIs this why Chancellor Cantor is gone?
Dude please I am not going to get into a social diversity debate but that has nothing to do with academic rankings. I want the best academic students going to Syracuse as possible I could care less if they are White, Black, Asian, Latino, Native American whatever and that doesn't factor into the rating as much as SAT/ACT scores, GPAs, AP classes. Syracuse needs to get the best students possible to increase our ACADEMIC rating.Look no one is perfect but diversity is a huge part of ranking success...
As for the pet projects, the university had fallen WAY behind the status quo on capital projects. I've got no problems there. Need state of the art facilities etc.
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Look no one is perfect but diversity is a huge part of ranking success...
As for the pet projects, the university had fallen WAY behind the status quo on capital projects. I've got no problems there. Need state of the art facilities etc.
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she spends too much money, fills the extra seats with kids that aren't smart enough (which causes the rankings to go down) and spends the proceeds on administration and stupid projects
It has everything to do with the debate. SU made a very widely debated decision a few years ago to increase diversity. The trade off was a higher admission rate which would lead to a lower us news ranking. This didn't just happen. Again we are 5-10 spots from such places as Fordham, Texas, GW. It's not the end of the world.Dude please I am not going to get into a social diversity debate but that has nothing to do with academic rankings. I want the best academic students going to Syracuse as possible I could care less if they are White, Black, Asian, Latino, Native American whatever and that doesn't factor into the rating as much as SAT/ACT scores, GPAs, AP classes. Syracuse needs to get the best students possible to increase our ACADEMIC rating.
I don't recall any of those schools ever being that low. When I was applying to schools (way back in 1991) both BC and Miami were definitely top 50, if not higher.
you just said that diversity is a huge part of ranking success and now you're saying that we chose it even though we knew it would lower the rankingIt has everything to do with the debate. SU made a very widely debated decision a few years ago to increase diversity. The trade off was a higher admission rate which would lead to a lower us news ranking. This didn't just happen. Again we are 5-10 spots from such places as Fordham, Texas, GW. It's not the end of the world.
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