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Today's online education market offers thousands of distance degrees at an astounding array of cost. The truth: paying more doesn't guarantee a better education. Many factors other than quality affect the cost of an online degree. At GetEducated, we've surveyed and ranked more than 8,000 distance learning colleges. Our exclusive cost rankings reveal which colleges offer the least expensive online education—and which universities rate as among the worst buys in distance learning today.
Not every online school lives up to its claims. On the other hand, some have amazing reputations for student satisfaction. If you're an online student, or an alum of an online college, we'd love to hear your opinion of your school. Was your college academically challenging? Did attending your school have a positive impact on your career? Were the faculty knowledgeable and responsive? Please visit your college or degree program in our college directory and "grade"—rate and rank—how well your chosen college has performed for you.
How do other countries universities compare to the US and its top ranked schools. Find the answers here.
Harvard University ranks highest in the world according to the Times Higher Education for reputation in teaching and research.
The US boasts the most reputable universities in the world according to a new global reputation ranking out today.
The list published today by the Times Higher Education, is the first of its kind looking solely at the reputations of institutions for teaching and research. Harvard comes top closely followed by Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) beating both Oxford and Cambridge universities.
Wondering which universities made the top 50 list for historically black colleges and universities? Many of these institutions are highly ranked by US News & World Report. :-)
All of the top 50 black colleges share a similar history. Most HBCUs were established after the American Civil War. However, Cheyney University was established in 1837, Lincoln University was established in 1854, and Wilberforce University was established in 1856. These three institutions were established for blacks prior to the American Civil War.
Those colleges that opened their doors to African Americans after the implementation of the Sweatt v. Painter and Brown v. Board of Education rulings by the U.S. Supreme Court are considered “predominantly black” and not a HBCU. With the Morrill Act of 1890, HBCUs are given additional federal funding for their research, and with the Higher Education Act of 1965, a program was established to give direct federal grants and federal matching of private endowment contributions to HBCUs.
Read the full story and see the top 50 list here: Top 50 Black Colleges
Although classes won't start until fall, the next big date to mark on your college career calendar is April 1.
By then, you should have financial aid offers in hand. You can use these figures to help figure out which college is best for you.
The biggest factor in your final decision will probably be whether you can afford your top choice. But running the numbers is as easy as Math 101.
The letters will help you add up the awards for aid, including grants, scholarships, work-study and loans. In figuring out each school's costs, add tuition and fees; housing and food-plan charges; books and supplies; transportation and pocket money.
The Best Art Colleges
Listed below are the best art colleges according to the U.S. News & World Report (2011). Over 12,000 graduate schools were surveyed for this year’s list.
The schools are divided into appropriate categories for comparison.
Based on peer reviews and annual surveys, schools are scored using up to 16 indicators of excellence. These include retention, graduation rate, student selectivity, and faculty resources.
Read the full story at Online College Reviews: Best Art Colleges
