Columbia University admits to reporting inaccurate data for US News college rankings

Columbia University admitted to reporting inaccurate data to U.S. News & World report as they climbed in its controversial college rankings.

Student loan repayments are impacted by inflation and tuition hikes, with income not meeting demand. Advocates worry that $10,000 in debt relief isn't enough.Columbia University, one of the most prominent schools in the country and a member of the Ivy League, dropped to No. 18 in theafter admitting it submitted inaccurate data to the publication as its ranking soared.

The rise of the New York City-based university's ranking caught the eye of Columbia math professor Michael Thaddeus, the university had continued to climb the rankings ever since they were No. 18 in the initial release in 1988. "As we will see, several of the key figures supporting Columbia’s high ranking are inaccurate, dubious, or highly misleading," Thaddeus wrote. after it"failed to respond to multiple U.S. News requests that the university substantiate certain data it previously submitted to U.S. News."admitted in a statement Friday

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