mtatifikolo
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International ranking standards revolve around the following factors:
Quality Assessment
>Peer Assessment
School deans, deans of academic affairs, the chair of faculty appointments, and the most recently tenured faculty members are asked to rate programs.
Selectivity
>Median Undergrad GPA
The median of the undergraduate grade point average of the previous year entering class of the full-time graduate program.
>Acceptance Rate
The proportion of applicants to the full-time program who were accepted for entry into the previous year entering class.
Publication per faculty
Employment Rates for Graduates
Faculty Resources
Expenditures Per Student
The average instruction, library, and supporting services are measured
Student/Faculty Ratio
Library Resources
The total number of volumes and titles in the school's library
Quality Assessment
>Peer Assessment
School deans, deans of academic affairs, the chair of faculty appointments, and the most recently tenured faculty members are asked to rate programs.
Selectivity
>Median Undergrad GPA
The median of the undergraduate grade point average of the previous year entering class of the full-time graduate program.
>Acceptance Rate
The proportion of applicants to the full-time program who were accepted for entry into the previous year entering class.
Publication per faculty
Employment Rates for Graduates
Faculty Resources
Expenditures Per Student
The average instruction, library, and supporting services are measured
Student/Faculty Ratio
Library Resources
The total number of volumes and titles in the school's library