UT Named in Top 10 Best Values Among Public Universities
Last month Kiplinger’s named UT the 24th-best value public university in the country. Now the Princeton Review has put us at number 10 on its best-value list.
Like the Kiplinger’s ranking, the Princeton Review crunches many metrics—from tuition to financial aid to selectivity—in computing its best-value list. One major difference between the two rankings, however, is that only the Princeton Review figures in student opinion surveys along with hard numbers.
While the rising cost of college challenges everyone, it’s a comfort to see UT students rating their school as a top value.
The full set of rankings was posted today on the Princeton Review website.
Photo courtesy Flickr user djmcaleese.
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