Institutional prestige is an inherent part of higher education in the U.S., resulting in rankings that often become the rationale for resource allocation. Interviews with 38 faculty members and 60 doctoral students led to a better understanding of how prestige-seeking influenced their views of doctoral education at one institution.
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