Many California Universities Score in the Top 10 and 100 of Times Higher Education Worldwide Rankings of 2013-2014. These rankings are really last year’s, and new ones are expected in a few months.
First, since this is a UC Irvine blog, I point out that in the Universities under 50 years old, UC Irvine placed #5 worldwide. Other American Universities in the top 50 under 50 are UC Santa Cruz #11, U. Texas at Dallas #15, and U. Illinois at Chicago #19. This means that UCI placed first in the US for universities under 50 years old. Next year we will be celebrating our 50th anniversary, so this standing will not last long.
Now for the main California Universities, the world rankings and average SAT scores are to the left of their names. The number of students in each is to the right.
1 2270 Cal Tech 2,231
4 2215 Stanford 19,945
8 2050 UC Berkeley 36,137
12 1950 UCLA 39,271
33 1815 UC Santa Barbara 21,685
40 1845 UC San Diego 28,593
52 1805 UC Davis 31,732
70 2065 USC 38,010
93 1725 UC Irvine 27,189
136 1700 UC Santa Cruz 17,454
148 1605 UC Riverside 20,900
Just to not overlook the top US Universities, we include
2 2255 Harvard 27,392
5 2220 MIT 10,894
6 2255 Princeton 7,813
9 2227 U. Chicago 14,979
11 2245 Yale 11,875
