08 October
2009

McGill does well (again) in University Rankings

From an article in the Montreal Gazette we have the following exerpt:

McGill ranks No. 18 in world

BY PEGGY CURRAN, THE GAZETTE OCTOBER 7, 2009

McGill University's very good week just got better.

The Times Higher Education-QS World University Rankings puts McGill among the top schools on the planet, placing 18th in 2009 rankings released today.

McGill, which likes to see itself as Canada's answer to the Ivy League, is the only Canadian institution to crack the top 25.

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