UNT is Now a Carnegie Doctoral University: Highest Research Activity (R1)

[Cerebus]

1 minute ago, TreeFiddy said:

Psychology should be broken out into something like College of Behavioral Sciences to allow the to focus. Probably also include Sociology with them. 

Sociology and Anthropology just moved into CAS this last year... 

If I had to bet on it right now, I would bet that Psych would go to the CoS.  

 

Man, this is almost as good as APR Bowl Talk™.

[Graddean]

Plumm.  We are. There are seven including us.  The classification requires granting at least 100 earned degrees per year from 10 different CIP codes, with no more than 50%from a given code.  You must average this for three consecutive years to move up.  If you don't maintain, you would be dropped to a lower level. 

[PlummMeanGreen]

1 hour ago, dmaxel said:

 

See the emphasis in the above quote.

Speed-reading wins again!?

[Cerebus]

 

[Wag Tag]

Congrats to all! GMG

[MeanGreenTexan]

Deonte Simpson had offers from Ivy League Schools & mentioned wanting to major in Engineering.

Looks like the academic improvements are starting to pay off in recruiting as well!

 

[TheColonyEagle]

I can't say enough good things about the leadership across the board at UNT right now.

They seem to be killing it.

 

[dmaxel]

12 hours ago, MeanGreenTexan said:

Deonte Simpson had offers from Ivy League Schools & mentioned wanting to major in Engineering.

Looks like the academic improvements are starting to pay off in recruiting as well!

 

I feel like rankings you find online of UNT's engineering programs lag behind their actual quality. I went to UNT for both of my degrees and have already been very successful thanks to them. I have zero concerns about the origin of my degree limiting where I could go and what I could do.

Edited June 20, 2018 by dmaxel
Clarity

[UNTLifer]

6 hours ago, TheColonyEagle said:

I can't say enough good things about the leadership across the board at UNT right now.

They seem to be killing it.

 

Can I get an Amen!