OEDb's Online College Rankings 2008

http://oedb.org/rankings

OEDb's Online College Rankings 2008

excerpt/introduction to the rankings:
Online higher education is growing, but a lack of transparency is preventing it from reaching its full potential. Even though online colleges are now receiving increased respect from top employers, diploma mills and the like limit the prestige of a legitimate online degree. We think more transparency is a good thing; a set of objective, quantitative rankings — however imperfect — should help shed some light on the relative attractiveness of the most popular accredited online colleges.

See the list of ranked online institutions at the OEDb website:
http://oedb.org/rankings

100 Free College Rankings (Traditional, Unorthodox and Just Plain Crazy)

100 Free College Rankings (Traditional, Unorthodox and Just Plain Crazy)

This blog offers an alternative and extensive look at how institutions of higher education in the US can be ranked.

Here is hoping for a global version. Imagine knowing which university worldwide has the most beautiful campus?

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100 Free College Rankings (Traditional, Unorthodox and Just Plain Crazy)

Posted in College Lifestyle on Nov 24, 2008

By Laura Milligan

When you’re researching colleges, online schools and graduate universities, you’ve got a lot of choices to make. From academics to student-faculty ratios to the most diverse and even most attractive student bodies, which aspect of campus life is most important to you? Before you get too overwhelmed, take a look at our list of 100 different kinds of college rankings, from the traditional to rankings that measure demographics to ones that estimate your chances of striking it rich after graduation. Getting accepted is up to you.

http://www.unixl.com/blog/2008/100-free-college-rankings-traditional-unorthodox-and-just-plain-crazy/