U.S. News Best Colleges 2011 and Forbes America’s Best Colleges 2010 have dominated the college admissions headlines recently.
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Top 20 Best Value Colleges
January 13, 2010
Princeton Review released its 2010 list of colleges and universities that give the most for your money. Topping the private school list: (1) Swarthmore College (Swarthmore, PA); (2) Harvard College (Cambridge, MA); (3) Wesleyan College (Macon, GA); (4) Princeton University (Princeton, NJ); (5) Yale University (New Haven, CT); (6) Williams College (Williamstown, MA); (7) Rice [...]
U.S. News & Forbes Publish 2010 College Rankings
August 20, 2009
America’s Best Colleges, published by Forbes Magazine, and Best Colleges 2010 from U.S. News are out. Many of the usual suspects – Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Stanford, MIT – ranked high on both lists. There were surprises as well.
Applications Drop at Top Liberal-Arts Colleges: 20% Decline at Williams
March 10, 2009
Bloomberg reported a decline in applications to seven of eight highly-ranked liberal-arts colleges, led by a 20% drop at Williams College in Williamstown, Massachusetts. Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania, ranked third in the liberal-arts category by U.S. News and World Report, reported a 10% decline. Fifth-ranked Middlebury College in Vermont experienced a 12% and at Amherst [...]
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