Vanderbilt University

While it is ranked between 70 and 200 globally, Vanderbilt University is on the list of 50 top universities in the United States. Vanderbilt University is ranked #14 nationally and #72 globally for the year 2021 by US News & World Report. While worldwide rankings have maintained their position for three years, national rankings have decreased by one point from 2020. The acceptance percentage for Vanderbilt University was as low as 12%, and rankings are often based on statistics for 2020 admissions. Only a select few applicants with above-average ACT or SAT scores received admission offers.
 

THE places Vanderbilt University at #111 for the year 2021, a drop of 5 points from its rating in the year prior. THE receives a score of 94.1 for its citations, followed by 56.9 for industry outcome and 48.7 for a global outlook, giving it an overall above-average score of 61. In contrast, QS has moved Vanderbilt University from #200 in 2020 to #187 in 2021. The university receives an average score of 41.7 from QS, with a faculty-student ratio of 100 and a ratio of 35.9 for international students.

More than 700 courses at Vanderbilt University are offered in 10 schools of business, engineering, the arts and sciences, law, and other subjects. According to popular rankings, Vanderbilt University's Graduate Business School is ranked #23 for the year 2021 by US News & World Report. The PG Business & Economics courses offered by Vanderbilt University are ranked between 251-300 for 2021 by THE and QS, respectively.
 

While US News & World Report ranks Vanderbilt University's various specialisations, THE ranks the university's PG Engineering & Technology courses in the range of 176-200 for the year 2021. The following disciplines are listed in order of importance: Biomedical Engineering (#19), Chemical Engineering (#36), Civil Engineering (#43), Mechanical Engineering (#40), etc. THE has also ranked Vanderbilt University's PG Computers courses, placing them between 301 and 400 for the year 2021.