A recent ranking of the top 25 US small colleges appeared in the Houston Chronicle. Here’s the link: http://www.chron.com/news/
Wesleyan Argus Funding Issue Has Negatively Impacted Wesleyan’s Ranking in Higher Ed.
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4 responses to “Wesleyan Argus Funding Issue Has Negatively Impacted Wesleyan’s Ranking in Higher Ed.”
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I would say the Roth Administration is the bigger problem here. He’s deplorable, I feel bad for the current state of the school. Thank goodness I’m graduating soon.
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Hear hear. The continued slide of Wesleyan in the liberal arts school rankings is troubling. Something is majorly awry on many levels.
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As a Houstonian and a Wes 01′ alum (also University Scholar and Watson Fellow), I was dismayed to read the Houston Chronicle article, flicking through the leafy pictures of New England colleges, not to see Wesleyan.
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As a graduate, Wesleyan has a low ranking for: 1) being total losers in fund raising; 2) putting PC ahead of education; 3) allowing drugs and morons who do drugs represent the school.
My child, who is a junior with an A average at one of NY’s elite HSs, came for a visit. The recent graduate who ran the admissions seminar bragged about the drugs culture. So no, she won’t be attending.
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