My alma mater, Clark School of Engineering, University of Maryland at College Park has been rising steadily in the ranking charts in last few years. Not only has the U.S. News & World Report survey this spring ranked the Clark School 10th in the nation among public engineering schools and 16th among all engineering schools, but the Princeton Review has ranked us 6th in the nation and the Institute of Higher Education and Center for World-Class Universities has ranked us 13th worldwide. Nariman Farvardin, Dean, Clark School, predicts that this trend will steadily continue, culminating in Clark’s arrival among the top 5 public programs in the nation. I would say that Nariman you are on the track.Monday, July 16, 2007
My Alma Mater is Rising - Now 13th Worldwide
My alma mater, Clark School of Engineering, University of Maryland at College Park has been rising steadily in the ranking charts in last few years. Not only has the U.S. News & World Report survey this spring ranked the Clark School 10th in the nation among public engineering schools and 16th among all engineering schools, but the Princeton Review has ranked us 6th in the nation and the Institute of Higher Education and Center for World-Class Universities has ranked us 13th worldwide. Nariman Farvardin, Dean, Clark School, predicts that this trend will steadily continue, culminating in Clark’s arrival among the top 5 public programs in the nation. I would say that Nariman you are on the track.
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