Big 3 ranked among 28077 universities from all over the World.

[Life Long Learning]

Big 3 ranked among 28077 universities from all over the World.
 
Excelsior College = #5256 World, 1223 Continent, #1138 USA, 6007 Presence, 2112 Impact, 8975 Openness, 6033 Excellence
 
TESU = #7282 World, 1802 Continent, #1680 USA, 3708 Presence, 6000 Impact, 9888 Openness, 6033 Excellence
 
COSC = #9957 World, 2457 Continent, #2302 USA, 13745 Presence, 6745 Impact, 11401 Openness, 6033 Excellence
 
Reference:
"Webometrics Ranking of World Universities"
Exactly 28077 universities from all over the world are included.
Universities: January 2019
Edition 2019.1.2
Cybermetrics Lab - CSIC
Albasanz, 26-28
28037 Madrid. SPAIN
http://www.webometrics.info/en/world
 
Countries arranged by Number of Universities in Top Ranks
https://www.webometrics.info/en/node/54

[natshar]

Wgu does even better at 4415

[bjcheung77]

I don't agree with their methodology and their rankings, I think, it's skewed in favor for schools that have a larger alumni or student base... This is the thread I like the most, the rankings for Colleges ROI... Link https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...#pid262830

[Life Long Learning]

All rankings have a bias.  All rankings I take with a grain of salt.   I just think it's neat the Big 3 are listed in it.   Most rankings are always about the Top 100 which is such a tiny slice of even the US colleges.

[PrettyFlyforaChiGuy]

Just in case anyone gets any ideas about relative quality after seeing them being ranked thousands of places apart, it is really irrelevant. Even with the annually rehashed U.S. News lists, once you drop under Top 50ish, the difference in academic quality is meaningless for most people. Do what is best for your situation.

Having scoured so many of these ranking lists for the frighteningly competitive students I help in my position, it is interesting to see both Tsinghua and Peking in the Top 20 here for Excellence while their Presence doesn't crack 100 (or even 300). Just kind of highlights their "forgotten giant" status. On the other hand, UWashington being ranked a world Top 10 and Cornell topping all ivies save Harvard is really, truly pushing the credibility of their model. UWashington, for example, is at best a deep safety option for students here, and they would never dream to turn down any of several dozen other unis for it, even if it is actually a great school. The methodology here seems bizarre and goes against admissions statistics that I'm familiar with, but nice to see some other way of ranking unis at least.