America's Top Universities not Ivy League but Military

Holy smokes! How in-the-Obama did the “elites” allow this to happen?
By William R. Mann Tuesday,

God is great!
It must have something to do with the kind of “C” & “D” students that are admitted to, and graduate from the Harvard, Yale, Brown, Princeton, and Columbia and then go on to the White House or the Senate to bilk the public as ambulance-chasing politicians.


Ah, life is good at the top of the mountain!
I wonder if GEN David Petraeus has a job lined up for 2012 yet?
BEAT NAVY! HOOAH!
—WILLIAM R. MANN


West Point Ranked Top’s Again
Source: Hudson Valley Press On-line
CHUCK STEWART, JR.
August 15, 2009

WEST POINT – U.S. News & World Report announced their 2010 “ America’s Best Colleges” today and ranked West Point the “ Top Public Liberal Arts College .”

The U.S. Naval Academy was ranked #2.

West Point was also named the fourth-best “Undergraduate Engineering Program” ahead of both Navy (fifth) and the U.S. Air Force Academy (tied for sixth). Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, Ind. , and Harvey Mudd College , Calif. , tied for the top spot.

In the Best Undergraduate Engineering Programs category, West Point was ranked #4 overall, slating our Civil Engineering Program #2, Mechanical #8 and Electrical tied-for #9.

The engineering rankings are based solely on a spring 2009 peer survey of deans and senior faculty that asked them to rate each program they are familiar with on a scale of 1 (marginal) to 5 (distinguished). West Point ’s average was 4.1.

Out of 266 liberal arts colleges that U.S. News categorized as awarding more than half of their degrees in the arts and sciences, West Point was listed as tied for #14-best Liberal Arts College overall, when combining both private and public colleges. Navy was #19. Williams College, Mass., was ranked #1.

Earlier this month, Forbes.com, “ America ’s Best Colleges,” ranked West Point as the “ Top College in the Country.”