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Last time I checked--the University of South Carolina has an accredited
program and comes in with 36

but this whole conversation seems a bit middle-schoolish to me

Dan

On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 7:47 PM, Gretchen Whitney <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> ------------------ Maybe the slacker schools - notably Oklahoma and
> Alabama - have so many really accomplished students that they simply look
> easy.  ;0)
>
> See the ranking below.
>
> Danny P. Wallace (Alabama)
> Connie Van Fleet (Oklahoma)
>
>
>  Number of National Merit Scholars  at Institutions with ALA-Accredited
> Programs, 2011
>
>  Oklahoma  204
>  Alabama  181
>  North Carolina - Chapel Hill  149
>  Indiana   85
>  Illinois   67
>  Maryland   58
>  Texas   47
>  Michigan   42
>  Rutgers   34
>  UCLA   34
>  LSU   33
>  Kentucky   30
>  Florida State   27
>  Pittsburgh   25
>  Iowa   24
>  Missouri   23
>  Wisconsin-Madison   20
>  South Florida   19
>  Tennessee   18
>  Wayne State   16
>  Washington   14
>  North Texas   12
>  Southern Mississippi   9
>  Drexel   5
>  Kent State   3
>  Denver   3
>  Buffalo   2
>  Catholic    1
>  Syracuse    1
>  Hawaii   1
>  Rhode Island   1
>
> National Merit Scholarship Corporation 2010-11 Annual Report (
> http://www.nationalmerit.org/**annual_report.pdf<http://www.nationalmerit.org/annual_report.pdf>
> )
>
>


-- 
Dr. Dan Barron, MLIS, Ph.D.
Grow or Die!