Richard Corcoran: U.S. News & World Report Protects Status Quo
According to Richard Corcoran, U.S. News & World Report's rankings have become a safe haven for mediocrity masquerading as prestige.
Their rankings have become a safe haven for mediocrity masquerading as prestige.
Corcoran argues that the rankings measure excellence, but in reality, they reward universities that protect the status quo and punish those that try to change. He claims that 20% of every college's score comes from "peer assessment", where other college administrators decide who succeeds.
- The state of Florida is committed to maintaining a public liberal arts college that lives up to its mission.
- New College of Florida has refused to play along with the rankings system.
Author's summary: U.S. News & World Report rankings prioritize status quo over academic performance.
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