Paul Glastris
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197 appearances
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first heard Aug 2025
last heard 31 Aug
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Number two, the research that drives human flourishing, economic growth, and then three,
Encouraging students to be active citizens, to vote, to serve their country in the military and AmeriCorps.
So those are the things we measure.
And that's very different from U.S.
News and the other dozen imitators, because what they're about is...
capturing the eyeballs of the upper middle, students from the upper middle class and wealthy families who have been taught since birth to strive to get into the most selective schools in order to stay in the upper middle class and the wealthy class.
And so their metrics all somehow, surprise, surprise, result in the same
20 or 30 mostly private or big flagship public universities in the top.
Your Harvard's, your Yale's, and so forth.
In our ranking, it's quite different.
When you measure things the way we measure it, for the average person and the average taxpayer, a lot of
mostly unsung state schools and small liberal arts colleges share the top 30 with the elite.
And in fact, the highest ranking elite school, Princeton, is number five on our rankings behind three California State University campuses, including Fresno State, number two.
And the number one school is probably a college
99% of your listeners and viewers have never heard of.
And that's Berea College in Berea, Kentucky.
And it's a fascinating school.
And there's all these hidden gems for people available at WashingtonMonthly.com that they're just not going to find on other rankings.
Well, funny story.
I used to work for U.S.
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