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Originally Posted by Cephalic Trauma
I didn't write any check, and mounted no horse. Nothing objective was provided for me. How is Nebraska's academic institution below average at best? What criteria were used to come to such a conclusion? Simply citing Forbes and US News (who were over 300 spots off from each other) doesn't provide objective fact. Taken together, that just tells me those rankings are inconsistent and incomplete.
You are biased. it shows by calling them the "nubs". Apparently a fair amount of people are butt hurt on here, but to simply pull out inconsistent rankings from two magazines does not equal objective evidence.
By the way, nothing "alluded" me. If you did some simply research before you ran your mouth, you would see you're looking for the word eluded. And you consider yourself an authority on higher education.
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Actually, the rankings from multiple resources is the very definition of "objective evidence" (as you put it). If you had looked further into those two articles, you would easily see why there is a large difference in the numbers in the rankings but not in the order. You should work to improve your research abilities. Some higher education could help you with that. If you're looking for a good research school, you can't go wrong with any of the Big 10 schools (excluding Nebraska, obviously).