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30 December 2018

• 21:2121:21, 30 December 2018 diff hist −142‎ Columbia University ‎ Undid revision 875920147 by 96.56.62.235 (talk) What do you mean that there is "no consensus" on the Talk page? The only statistics there are: (1) Stanford 4.30% (2) Harvard 4.59% (3) Princeton 5.49% (4) Columbia 5.51%. Thus, Columbia is fourth. Being "close to third" does not make Columbia third. It's NOT the same as having the same ordinal ranking in the US News ranking, where Columbia is indeed third, but also tied with others.
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29 December 2018

• 19:5219:52, 29 December 2018 diff hist −142‎ Columbia University ‎ Undid revision 875809466 by XXeducationexpertXX (talk) I have explained on the Talk page that we should stick to true, CURRENT quantifiable facts. This Columbia article is a combination of current and outdated statistics, a veritable "Best Of'" Columbia historical performance over the past decade. Each statistic is the "high water mark" that Columbia has ever achieved: highest ranking, lowest admit rate, etc.,
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• 06:2406:24, 29 December 2018 diff hist +1,206‎ Talk:Columbia University ‎ →‎Enthusiastic Editing and Wikipuffery by Alumni versus Outright Disregard for Facts: new section
• 04:0004:00, 29 December 2018 diff hist −142‎ Columbia University ‎ Undid revision 875776913 by XXeducationexpertXX (talk) The citation you provided to the US News list is for the 2017 admissions cycle, when Columbia had second lowest admit rate among Ivies. No longer true for the 2018 cycle described in this article. Now third after Harvard and Princeton.
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28 December 2018

• 20:0920:09, 28 December 2018 diff hist −140‎ Columbia University ‎ →‎Academics: Columbia was at one time the third most selective college in the United States, as measured by lowest admission rate, but is no longer so.
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