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MIT Takes Top Spot in New Global University Ranking

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The Massachusetts Institute of Technology achieved the top ranking in a new global university ranking, followed by California Institute of Technology. Princeton fell to the second spot, ending a 15-year streak at the top of the list. The new ranking calculation incorporates a factor called “earnings by major,” which replaces a previous metric measuring graduate indebtedness.

From dailyprincetonian.com

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The shift in rankings and the introduction of the “earnings by major” factor, which MIT ranks first for, changes how institutions are measured. Princeton, which scored 99, and Harvard University, which scored 96, were also featured in the updated rankings.

Several top universities, including Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Stanford, were ranked highly in global university rankings.

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  1. A ranking review reveals that institutions including UChicago, Princeton, and MIT are facing a major shift, having lost the top spot and settling in second place.Sub-event
  2. MIT takes the top spot in a new global university ranking, followed by Caltech.1 source

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