Is U.S. News Compiling Inaccurate College Rankings?

MONDAY'S BIG STORY:
College Presidents Fighting Back Against Rankings
Everyone who has attended college knows of the U.S. News & World Report rankings. The annual list of the best colleges and universities has grown in importance over the years and has come to the leading authority on how "good" a school is.

This over-dependence on one set of rankings, and a disagreement over how their scores are compiled, has lead a group of college presidents to sign a letter urging others to boycott the ranking system.
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Juliana loves her vodka tonics, majors in biology, and want to be a model after college.
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