This year's Honor Roll no longer includes numerical rankings

Amid rankings pushback, the question of payment for use of the company's logo has resurfaced

The revolt against the survey, started by Yale Law School, was decades in the making

Last fall, the university's law school joined other top programs in dropping out of the magazine's annual list. The medical school's dean said the rankings "cannot meaningfully reflect" the school's goals.

The school has consistently ranked No. 1 for the last 30 years, but its dean said the ratings had a "misguided" focus on grades and test scores.

As the annual college rankings come out Monday, questions mount about the data that underlie them, the methods used to sort colleges and universities and the intense competition from other publications.

The annual best colleges list was just released, with the University of Texas-Austin, Rice University and Texas A&M grabbing top spots.

The health system announced its decision after this year's medical school exodus

The university, which had climbed to No. 2 in the influential rankings, said it needed more time to address questions about its data, which were raised by a Columbia math professor.

UC Berkeley graduate schools and programs scored high in the 2023 Best Graduate Schools rankings released today by U.S. News & World Report.

University of Washington School of Medicine — often ranked among the top schools in the country — will no longer participate in the U.S. News & World Report ranking process.

Three schools joined Yale and Harvard's rebellion against U.S. News. And the bar association will no longer require schools to mandate the LSAT or GRE. But rankings still matter.

A growing list of medical schools are rejecting the rankings

Schools also noted their own plans for sharing information for prospective students

The school, which long held the No. 1 spot, says the ranking discourages support for low-income students and public-interest careers

Changes come amid a decampment of medical schools from participating, submitting data

Yale Law School and Harvard Law School both said Wednesday they will no longer participate in U.S. News & World Report's annual ranking of law schools, marking the biggest shakeup to the closely watched list in years.

U.S. News & World Report announced that it had "unranked" the Ivy League university after being unable to verify its data.

A new release date for the complete rankings has yet to be issued

There are so many inaccuracies that U.S. News couldn't even give a future publication date.