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Originally Posted by ChinoCoug
If you don't need to know BYU has great students, don't ask me for them.
true economic freedom? wtf?
You liberal arts softies need to look at the data. Our rankings have been on an upward climb since Bateman took over. It's dropped in the last couple of years, but rankings are a noisy time series.
Becoming ivy league is a waste of resources. That's not what we're designed to do. You can use a spoon to dig a tunnel from England to France if you want. We will always be known as a brand name feeder to the best grad programs.
There hasn't been censorship, except in the religion department, or maybe in some humanities department college raters don't care about. But it's irrelevant anyway; there are so many obstacles to uncovering truth in the humanities, academic freedom isn't' gonna make a difference.
You the take the lid off censorship in order to get better professors, and you'll lose your identity like every other religious university in this country has.
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It's risen but it's fallen recently. Nice spin, Mr. Mullah.
If we're not a top ten in all departments we choose to field, what are we doing having such a department?