The 1995 National Research Council Ratings for Mathematics...

N.B. Ohio State climbed from 37 in 1982 to current 29th.

N.B. LaJolla climbed the most, it seems, from 29th to current 17th.

1.  Berkeley
1.  Princeton
3.  MIT
4.  Harvard
5.  Chicago
6.  Stanford
7.  Yale
8.  NYU
9.  Columbia
9.  Michigan
11. Caltech
12. UCLA
13. Wisconsin
14. Minnesota
15. Cornell
16. Brown
17. UCSD
18. Maryland
19. Rutgers
20. Stony Brook
21. Illinois
22. U. Pennsylvania
23. Texas at Austin
24. Purdue
24. Rice
26. U. Washington
27. Brown (applied)
28. Northewestern
29. Ohio State
30. Johns Hopkins
30. CUNY-Grad Sch & Univ Center
32. Brandeis
33. Chicago Circle
34. Indiana
34. Duke
36. Utah
37. Penn State
38. Rice again
39. Washington University (in St. Louis)
40. Carnegie Mellon
41. U. Washington again
42. North Carolina at Chapel Hill
43. USC
44. Georgia Institute of Tech
45. Virginia
46. Notre Dame
47. Oregon
48. Michigan State
49. Santa Barbara
49. Johns Hopkins again
51.  Boston Univ
52. Rensselaer Polytechnic
53. Dartmouth
54. Arizona
55. Florida
56. Santa Cruz
57-60.  U. Mass (Amherst), North Carolina State, Georgia, Rochester
61. Pittsburgh
62. Iowa
63. Irvine
63. Texas A&M
65. Colorado
66. SUNY at Buffalo
66. Virginia Polytech
68. Houton
69. SUNY at Binghamton
70. LSU
71. Kentucky
72. Temple
73. Syracuse
74. Claremont Grad School
75. South Carolina
76-78.  Tulane, Tennessee, Iowa State
79. Riverside
80. Delaware
81. Northeastern U.
82. Florida State Univ.
83. Davis
83. SUNY at Albany
85. Arizona State
86. Kent State
87. Nebraska at Lincoln
88. Vanderbilt U.
89. Case Western Univ.
90. Oregon State

98. U. Hawaii
99. Oklahoma
99. Polytechnic Univ.

107.Texas Tech

109.Southern Illinois Univ.

139.Illinois Stte Univ (last entry)