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Bean said. “It’s a score in a game
that we don’t generally play.”
There are several business pro
grams that Bean said he is especially
proud of.
“The one that’s most highly
ranked is the Warsaw Sports Busi
ness Center,” Bean said. “We also
have an excellent center in entrepre
neurship. Our finance and marketing
departments have recently been
ranked very highly.”
Still, there are some concerns
about U.S. News & World Report’s
ranking system.
“It fills a need in that students and
people across the country need a way
to sort out all the options that they
have,” Bean said. He added that the
ranking system is based on a single
formula that will be better for some
schools and worse for others.
“Its objective function and ours
don’t line up very well,” he said.
Rankings take into account the
amount of money spent per student
and the school’s reputation among
professionals and academics. The
study examines ratings for place
ment success, quality, faculty re
sources and selectivity in a number
of ways.
“Rankings should always be
judged on the basis of the evaluation
criteria that were used,” Sugai of the
education school said. “In our case,
special education faculty have gener
ated a significant proportion of the
research and training dollars at the
University of Oregon.”
He said the school’s ability to
leverage federal dollars for its work
has been phenomenal, especially in
the context of limited local resources.
Sugai added that the Special Educa
tion program’s high ranking is due in
large part to the success of the
program’s faculty.
The Oregon Health & Science Uni
versity, with which the University in
tends to establish a partnership by
fall term 2006, also scored highly in
the survey. The Portland-based uni
versity tied for 35th place among
medical schools with a score of 51
out of 100. U.S. News & World Re
port ranked OHSU third in the nation
for primary care, and the university
had the third-best reputation among
medical school deans and senior fac
ulty for family medicine.
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