Definition: U.S. News & World Report, sometimes called U.S. News, is a monthly magazine that reports on the top universities in the United States. It was established by author James Franklin Unger in 1973. The term "A.U.C." refers to an acronym which stands for: A.U. (All University Colleges); U. (University), and C. (College). 1. A.U.: "A" stands for Academic University, a type of university where students study subjects such as mathematics and sciences. It is typically found in the top three tier universities like Harvard or MIT. 2. U. : "U" represents University, which is a type of higher education institution that offers formal education and training programs in fields beyond the traditional academic curriculum. 3. C.: "C" stands for College, which is a type of educational institution designed to provide a high level of education through specialized courses offered by academically superior students who have attained the highest levels of achievement. Colleges are often private institutions with a focus on teaching and research. The word "A.U.C." stands for Academic University, a type of university where students study subjects such as mathematics and sciences. It is typically found in the top three tier universities like Harvard or MIT.
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