Ranking of UCSD's colleges: what's the best?

Hey, there! I'm curious about the differences between the colleges under UCSD. Does anyone know how they're ranked? Which one is considered the best? Any help with this would be appreciated.

UC San Diego's unique college system lets students belong to a smaller academic community while still being part of the larger university. This system fosters camaraderie and provides resources specifically curated for each college.

However, there's no definitive ranking of the colleges themselves as each has its own unique themes, general education requirements, and personality. It's not really a matter of one being "better" than the other — it's more about finding which one fits your educational goals and personal preferences.

For example, Revelle College has a comprehensive general education curriculum with a strong emphasis on the humanities and a specific sequence in math/science. In contrast, Eleanor Roosevelt College's curriculum is centred around global citizenship, with students taking a core sequence of classes exploring topics related to international issues.

Muir College is known for having the most flexible general education requirements, while Sixth College's curriculum is focused on culture, art, and technology.

Warren College’s program is ideal for students with clearly defined major interests as it allows students to focus more on their major requirements with fewer general education coursework. Thurgood Marshall College's program focuses on "scholarship, social responsibility, and the belief that a liberal arts education must include an understanding of one's role in society".

Choosing the best college for you depends on your academic interests, desired breadth and depth of general education courses, and the kind of community you're seeking. The best way to determine what's best for you is to review each college’s general education requirements and ethos, then align them with your personal interests and goals.