Education Media Network

The Education Media Network is pleased to announce the launch of their new service: EMN Newsline.

EMN Newsline is used to transmit news and information to a particular audience. It organizes and communicates news stories from different sectors of the education industry to the public. This will benefit companies, associations, educational institutions or agencies connected to the education industry who are looking for a way to get news to a selected media and have them review information for publication.

“We recognize as the education market continues to expand and evolve, companies are looking for alternative methods to communicate to the public and potential customers on a national scope. EMN offers efficient and cost effective services that address the need to distribute news and information across Canada,” says Francis.

With up-to-the-minute news distribution, event management and timely product launches, Education Media Network is an intelligent choice to link with the broad and expanding education marketplace. EMN is properly positioned to ensure your needs are uncompromisingly met and your communication and marketing goals are achieved.

New In Education

New In Education Inc. is dedicated solely to the education market, we have been able to design our services to address the unique needs of both private and public organizations.

services focus on three key areas:

Consulting

Communication and marketing

Educational resources

The landscape of the education industry is changing at a tremendous pace and with it the needs of organizations participating in this sector. Our goal is to help organizations achieve their goals and overcome challenges within the education industry.

National Universities

To rank colleges and universities, U.S. News first assigns schools to a group of their peers, based on the basic categories developed by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching in 2006. Those in the National Universities group are the 262 American universities (164 public and 98 private) that offer a wide range of undergraduate majors as well as master's and doctoral degrees; many strongly emphasize research.

In each category, data on up to 15 indicators of academic quality are gathered from each school and tabulated. Schools are ranked within categories by their total weighted score.

Top Schools:

The top 50 percent of schools in this category, ranked numerically

Tier 3 Schools:

The next 25 percent of schools in this category, listed alphabetically

Tier 4 Schools:

The bottom 25 percent of schools in this category, listed alphabetically

Unranked Schools:

These school in this category have not been ranked, listed alphabetically

Best Values:

Schools that are above average academically and cost significantly less than many when the financial aid, in the form of need-based grants that they dispense, is taken into account

Best Undergraduate Engineering Programs

The following tables show the U.S. News rankings of undergraduate programs accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology. The rankings are based solely on a peer survey of deans and senior faculty that asked them to rate each program they are familiar with on a scale from 1 (marginal) to 5 (distinguished).

The second table shows programs at schools that offer doctorates, which often means a wider range of offerings at the undergraduate level, too. Students who prefer a program focused on undergraduates can consult the list below of top programs at schools whose terminal degree is the bachelor's or master's.

Forty-five percent of those surveyed returned ratings of the group whose terminal degree in engineering is a bachelor's or master's; 59 percent did so for the doctorate group. We also asked for nominations of the best programs in specialty areas; those receiving the most mentions in each appear here. Schools offering any courses in a specialty are eligible to be ranked in that specialty.