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many men and women who are molding the minds of future generations have to look for other income sources to make both ends meet. one of them is teacher v, who has been teaching in a local high school in burgos, pangasinan for two years now. her passion for teaching came from her aunt, a teacher in a local elementary school in the province who supported her studies. “i’m happy with my teaching job because i know that in my own way, i’m not just teaching my students. i’m also touching their lives and inspiring them,” teacher v said. professors can be some of the most influential figures you will ever meet. while many school rankings include “academic rigor” as a way to determine the quality of scholarship at a given institution, this can fall short, and ignore a number of important factors. factors like the ability of students to actually access professors, the extent to which the school enables collaboration between students and faculty, and if students rank professors positively or not. for this reason we’ve constructed our own rankings of the top 50 schools in the nation with the best professors. this member of the five colleges consortium is the oldest college in massachusetts, and perennially a top ranked liberal arts school. this year amherst was ranked the second best liberal arts school in the nation by us news and world report, and the 10th ranked liberal arts school by forbes. the college is known for an unusually open curriculum, allowing freshman to take advanced courses and seniors to take introductory courses if they should choose. this places greater trust in quality students and instructors to create their own good outcomes and course interactions. a small student body (around 2,000 students) and a low student-teacher ratio (8 to 1) aids in creating quality interactions in class. amherst has been known for quality instruction for years, so much so that in 2007,harvard and columbia consulted amherst when reviewing their teaching programs. swarthmore is one of the “little na buhay ,” and one of only three schools to hold the number one spot of the us news liberal arts rankings. swarthmore is noted as the number one value for a private school in the us, and also for its rate of over 90% of graduates who attend either graduate or professional school, as well as 20% of graduates that proceed to garner their doctor of philosophy (phd), numbers only topped by caltech, harvey mudd, and reed college. swarthmore is a member of the tri-college consortium with bryn mawr and haverford, allowing students to cross register at all three, as well as for swarthmore students to register at upenn’s college of arts and sciences (a school sharing a quaker heritage). the school itself is quite small, with just over 1,500 students, with a student faculty ratio of 8 to 1. while not for everyone, for the select few who gain admission to west point (you must both gain admission from the school and be nominated, often by a senator), you are offered a full ride by the us army (provided you serve in the armed forces upon graduation). most graduates leave the academy commissioned as second lieutenants in the army, though graduates may choose to be commissioned in another branch of the armed forces if wanted. teaching styles at west point follow the thayer system, which focuses on daily homework, brought to class and collaboratively discussed. curriculum is highly structured at west point, with all students taking the same classes until junior year, including mathematics, information technology, chemistry, physics, engineering, history, physical geography, philosophy, leadership and general psychology, english composition and literature, foreign language, political science, international relations, economics, and constitutional law. regardless of major, all graduates receive a bachelor’s of science. slightly over 4,500 cadets attend the school, which has a student faculty ratio of seven to one. west point was the 24th ranked national liberal arts school by us news this year. bryn mawr is a small (1,300+ undergraduate students) women’s liberal arts college that is one of the seven sisters colleges as well as the tri-college consortium (with other quaker-founded schools haverford and swarthmore). bryn mawr is tied for the 27th ranked liberal arts college in the nation by us news, and the 65th ranked overall college by forbes. the college is noted for small class sizes, with over 3/4th of classes having under 20 students. the most popular majors are stem heavy for a liberal arts school, with the most popular majors including (in decreasing rank) mathematics (11% of students), english, psychology, political science, and biology/biological sciences. there have been numerous professors of great fame at bryn mawr, and the institution itself has been progressive in organizing its academic programs, being the first institute of higher education to award doctorates in social work, as well as to award graduate and doctorate degrees to women. washington and lee is the 14th ranked liberal arts school by us news, and the 33rd ranked overall university by forbes. though it has refused to send data to the princeton review for years, the 2007 edition of the princeton review ranked washington and lee 4th for “professors get high marks” and sixth for “professor accessibility.” home to 1,800 undergraduates housed in two college, washington and lee has a student-faculty ratio of eight to one. washington and lee has a great community centered around student, faculty, and community traditions. one of the more notable traditions enjoys coverage on national news every four years: the mock convention. a mock presidential election that has predicted the winning presidential nominee every election save two since 1948 (ted kennedy in 1972 and barack obama in 2008).
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