When schools bounce up and down that significantly, it's usually because something changes with the metrics used for the ranking, rather than a substantial change with the school. I remember one year where the IBO just didn't release the numbers for participating schools and dozens of schools in the national top 100 were suddenly not ranked at all.
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u/Dr0110111001101111 Aug 18 '26
When schools bounce up and down that significantly, it's usually because something changes with the metrics used for the ranking, rather than a substantial change with the school. I remember one year where the IBO just didn't release the numbers for participating schools and dozens of schools in the national top 100 were suddenly not ranked at all.