List of top institutions that are featured in the Princeton Review’s 2017 edition of its flagship college guide, The Best 381 Colleges:
Bellarmine University - The Princeton Review has once again called Bellarmine University one of the nation’s best colleges. This year, Bellarmine also appeared on two featured lists within the publication: 14th most active student government, determined based on student feedback about the impact of Bellarmine’s Student Government Association; and 18th "stone-cold sober school," based on student feedback indicating high personal daily study hours outside of class combined with low usage of alcohol and drugs on campus.
College of Charleston - It is one of the top colleges and universities in the Southeast. The Princeton Review also cited the College of Charleston in several other categories, including “Best Colleges that Create Futures,” “Top Green College,” and “College City Gets High Marks.”
Clark University - It has been recognized by the Princeton Review as one of the country’s best institutions for undergraduate education. Clark is included in the 2017 edition of the annual college guide, “The Best 381 Colleges.” In addition, the University is ranked at No. 3 among “Best Schools for Making an Impact.” Clark also appears at No. 11 on the ranking of schools with “Lots of Race/Class Interaction” and No. 12 among “Best College Theater."
University of Denver - It has received high marks in the Princeton Review’s Annual College Rankings Guide. DU’s highest ranking came in the category of “Most Popular Study Abroad Program,” finishing 8th overall. DU took the No. 18 spot in two categories: “Best College Library” and “College City Gets High Marks.”
Bellarmine University - The Princeton Review has once again called Bellarmine University one of the nation’s best colleges. This year, Bellarmine also appeared on two featured lists within the publication: 14th most active student government, determined based on student feedback about the impact of Bellarmine’s Student Government Association; and 18th "stone-cold sober school," based on student feedback indicating high personal daily study hours outside of class combined with low usage of alcohol and drugs on campus.
College of Charleston - It is one of the top colleges and universities in the Southeast. The Princeton Review also cited the College of Charleston in several other categories, including “Best Colleges that Create Futures,” “Top Green College,” and “College City Gets High Marks.”
Clark University - It has been recognized by the Princeton Review as one of the country’s best institutions for undergraduate education. Clark is included in the 2017 edition of the annual college guide, “The Best 381 Colleges.” In addition, the University is ranked at No. 3 among “Best Schools for Making an Impact.” Clark also appears at No. 11 on the ranking of schools with “Lots of Race/Class Interaction” and No. 12 among “Best College Theater."
University of Denver - It has received high marks in the Princeton Review’s Annual College Rankings Guide. DU’s highest ranking came in the category of “Most Popular Study Abroad Program,” finishing 8th overall. DU took the No. 18 spot in two categories: “Best College Library” and “College City Gets High Marks.”
