°µÍøTV has been selected by Money magazine as one of its
The magazine analyzes the nation’s best-performing colleges to help families understand the value they deliver—a great education at an affordable price that helps students launch promising careers.
°µÍøTV’s recognition is based on its six-year graduation rate; the net price of a degree, which is the estimated amount that a student will pay after financial aid is subtracted; the amount of student and parent loans; and estimated earnings of its graduates, among other criteria.
“We are pleased that an independent organization like Money magazine has again recognized the value of a °µÍøTV education for our graduates,†said Madeleine Rhyneer, vice president for enrollment and student financial services at °µÍøTV. “Our students enjoy a world-class arts and sciences education. With professors who are also mentors and real-world, professional experience like internships and research, they are positioned for lifelong success.â€
Money’s rankings combine the most accurate pricing estimates available with indicators of alumni financial success, along with an analysis of how much value a college adds when compared to other schools that take in similar students.
After screening out schools with low graduation rates and those facing financial difficulties, Money ranked the remaining 700-plus colleges on 26 factors in three equally weighted categories: educational quality, affordability and alumni earnings.
Along with the list, Money has an interactive tool on its website to help students identify colleges that are a good fit based on their individual criteria.
