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Ranking aside, can you really look anyone in the face and say that education at Jgls is better knowing what we know? are there students who got into nls but have it up for Jgls ? Has that ever happened in history ?
Rankings are a marketing tool for the most part. All the students and faculty in nls and in Jgls know which one is better. That’s why you need to point to rankings in the first place instead of being content with your achievements.