How Are SDN School Rankings Determined?

[thelastjukeboxromeo]

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Hey guys,

I was browsing the SDN School Rankings page at: http://schools.studentdoctor.net/

My question is: how are the rankings (1-5) determined? 1 is the best, and 5 is the worst, but there are no indications of how this tier ranking is determined. It must be different from US News because there is a pretty noticeable difference in rankings. For example, University of Miami is a top 20 school on SDN and 45 on US News.

Any insight would be appreciated. Thanks in advance!

 

[thelastjukeboxromeo]

Oops. 5 is the best and 1 is the worst. My bad.

 

[Doudline]

I think it's simply user votes (popularity contest)?

 

[md-2020]

Those rankings look very inaccurate. I wouldn't pay much attention to them at all.

 

[studentdocftw]

Lol. So apparently Brown has an avg MCAT of 24.2? And Case Western and Icahn are ranked in the "3" category along the likes of St. Matthew's and a long list of state schools? You can safely ignore.