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July 28, 2009
2010 Princeton Review's Best 371 Colleges
The Princeton Review yesterday released The Best 371 Colleges – 2010 Edition. According to the press release, the book contains 62 rankings based on surveys completed by 122,000 students at the 371 schools (325 per school), including these ten categories
- Best (Pomona) classroom experience
- Best (Davidson) and worst (U.S. Merchant Marine Academy) professors
- Most (Brown) and least (U.S. Merchant Marine Academy) happy students
- Students study the most (Cal-Tech) and least (West Virginia)
- Most (Swarthmore) and least (NYU) financial aid
- Most (CUNY-Baruch) and least (Providence) diverse student body
- Most (NYU) and least (Wheaton) accepting of alternative lifestyles
- Most (Thomas Aquinas) and least (Bennington) religious
- Biggest (Penn State) and least (BYU) party schools
- Most (UC-Santa Cruz) and least (BYU) marijuana on campus
- Most (Mississippi) and least (BYU) hard liquor on campus
- Most (Penn State) and least (BYU) beer on campus
- Most liberal (Warren Wilson) and most conservative (Texas A&M) schools
- Best (Harvard) and worst (Clarkson) library
- Best (Virginia Tech) and worst (U.S. Merchant Marine Academy) food
- Best (Smith) and worst (Hampton) dorms
- Jock Schools (Clemson) and Dodgeball Targets (Sarah Lawrence)
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