11-17-2008, 12:22 AM
It's not unusual for U.S. News to have schools like Northcentral, American InterContinental, and similar colleges in the "unranked" category. I don't understand it exactly, but I've accepted it. (I'm guessing it's simply the non-traditional approach they take.)
What I had never seen, until yesterday, was a traditional college in the unranked category. This college has been discussed here and the other boards for launching some cheap online programs. Who is it?
Western New Mexico University
http://colleges.usnews.rankingsandreview...items/2664
What about the rest of New Mexico state schools?
New Mexico Highlands- 4th Tier
Eastern New Mexico- 4th Tier
University of New Mexico- 3rd Tier
New Mexico State- 4th Tier
Northern New Mexico College- Not even listed (Formerly a technical/community college but they have had NCA approval since 2004 to confer bachelor degrees)
There is an exception: New Mexico Institute of Mining & Technology did get a Tier 1 ranking and is ranked 16th in the west:
http://colleges.usnews.rankingsandreview...+2654+2657
What I had never seen, until yesterday, was a traditional college in the unranked category. This college has been discussed here and the other boards for launching some cheap online programs. Who is it?
Western New Mexico University
http://colleges.usnews.rankingsandreview...items/2664
What about the rest of New Mexico state schools?
New Mexico Highlands- 4th Tier
Eastern New Mexico- 4th Tier
University of New Mexico- 3rd Tier
New Mexico State- 4th Tier
Northern New Mexico College- Not even listed (Formerly a technical/community college but they have had NCA approval since 2004 to confer bachelor degrees)
There is an exception: New Mexico Institute of Mining & Technology did get a Tier 1 ranking and is ranked 16th in the west:
http://colleges.usnews.rankingsandreview...+2654+2657