March 9, 2015

2015 USNWR Rankings 21-50 with +/-

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2015 USNWR Rankings 21-50 with +/-Spivey Consulting Group

Note, USNWR calls this “2016″ Rankings.

  1. George Washington University (-2)
  2. University of Alabama (+1)
  3. University of Iowa (+5)
  4. University of Notre Dame (+4)
  5. Arizona State University (+5)
  6. Boston University (+1)
  7. University of Washington (-4)
  8. William & Mary (-5)
  9. University of California-Irvine (NR)
  10. University of California-Davis (+5)
  11. University of Georgia (-2)
  12. University of Wisconsin-Madison
  13. Boston College (+2)
  14. BYU (+2)
  15. Fordham (+2)
  16. Indiana University-Bloomington (-5)
  17. Ohio State University (-3)
  18. University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill (-3)
  19. University of Colorado (+3)
  20. University of Illinois (-1)
  21. George Mason University (+4)
  22. University of Arizona (-2)
  23. University of Utah (+7)
  24. Washington and Lee (+1)
  25. Southern Methodist University (-4)
  26. University of Florida (+2)
  27. University of Maryland (-1)
  28. Wake Forest University (-16)
  29. Florida State University (-5)
  30. Tulane University (-4)
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