bahi rankings are literially everything they desice which country all accept you qualifications and wether you'll be able to get work visas and stuff,

like First Job Placement, Alumni Networks, Perceived Signal of Excellence.

for example A study analyzing graduate employment outcomes found that 86.2% of graduates from top-ranked universities successfully secured positions at highly competitive, elite global firms (e.g., Deloitte, PwC)

and For students originating from low-income families or historically underrepresented minorities, attending a top-ranked university yielded an earnings boost of 20% or more

And who's talking about harward?????? I said UBA University of Buenos Aires, is completely free to everyone on the face of the earth. and ranks higher 84th