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The Times Higher Education, UK, publishes annually the World University Rankings. For year 2013-2014, the ranking announced yesterday, October 2.

This table shows top 25 ranking schools which have the most students who were completed bachelor's degree within 150% normal time (6 years) in 4 years colleges. We note that, due to the lack of data (schools did not response), some schools are dropped from the table even though they had higher number of completed students.

This table shows top 25 ranking schools which have the highest students number of getting any financial aids for all undergraduate students in last year. Financial aids include grants, scholarships and loans from any source. Due to the lack of data (schools did not response), some schools are dropped from the table even though they had higher number of students.

This table shows top 25 ranking schools which have the highest total cost for in-state students living on campus in last year. The total cost includes tuition, fees, books, supplies and loving costs. Due to the lack of data (schools did not response), some schools are dropped from the table even though they had higher costs.

This table shows top 25 ranking schools for the SAT Math 25th percentile score in last year. Due to the lack of data (schools did not response), some schools are dropped from the table even though they had higher scores.

This table shows top 25 ranking schools for the SAT Critical Reading 75th percentile score in last year. Due to the lack of data (schools did not response), some schools are dropped from the table even though they had higher scores.

This table shows top 25 ranking schools for the SAT Critical Reading 25th percentile score in last year. Due to the lack of data (schools did not response), some schools are dropped from the table even though they had higher scores.

This table shows top 25 ranking schools for the number of Female enrolled headcount in last year. Due to the lack of data (schools did not response), some schools are dropped from the table even though they had more applicants.

This table shows top 25 ranking schools for the number of male enrolled headcount in last year. Due to the lack of data (schools did not response), some schools are dropped from the table even though they had more applicants.

This table shows top 25 ranking schools for the number of total enrolled headcount in last year. Due to the lack of data (shcools did not response), some schools are dropped from the table even though they had more applicants.

This table shows top 25 ranking schools for the number of admitted female applicants in last year. Due to the lack of data (schools did not response), some schools are dropped from the table even though they had more applicants.

This table shows top 25 ranking schools for the number of admitted male applicants in last year. Due to the lack of data (shcools did not response), some schools are dropped from the table even though they had more applicants.

This table shows top 25 ranking schools for the number of total admitted applicants in last year. Due to the lack of data (shcools did not response), some schools are dropped from the table even though they had more applicants. Data Source : univstats

This table shows top 25 ranking schools for the number of female applicants in last year. Due to the lack of data (shcools did not response), some schools are dropped from the table even though they had more applicants. Data Source : univstats

This table shows top 25 ranking schools for the number of male applicants in last year. Due to the lack of data (shcools did not response), some schools are dropped from the table even though they had more applicants. Data Source : univstats

This table shows top 25 ranking schools for the number of total applicants in last year. Due to the lack of data (shcools did not response), some schools are dropped from the table even though they had more applicants. Data Source : univstats

This table shows ranking report for the percentage of all undergraduates enrolled in Fall 2011 who are formally registered as students with disabilities with the institution's office of disability services (or the equivalent office) if percentage is more than 3 percent. Data Source : univstats