Free USNews Rankings: How to See Them

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The discussion centers on accessing US News rankings for free. Participants suggest visiting local bookstores, such as Barnes and Noble, to find printed copies of the rankings. Additionally, a link is provided to a specific forum thread that compiles US News rankings for engineering schools, indicating that there are resources available online for those seeking this information. The conversation highlights the importance of finding accessible ways to obtain educational rankings without incurring costs.
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Is there any ways to see the USNews rankings for free?
 
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Go to a Barnes and Nobles or any local bookstore.
 
JasonJo said:
Go to a Barnes and Nobles or any local bookstore.

Now there's some useful academic guidance. :)
 
I know they keep a list of the US News rankings for engineering schools http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/engineering-majors/382751-usnews-2008-engineering-ranking-compilation.html"
 
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