UT Named One of 75 Best Value Colleges
UT has landed yet another notable ranking: making the list of top 75 public schools on Princeton Review’s “2013 Best Value Colleges.”
The list of 150 schools—75 public and 75 private—is based on information from fall 2011 through fall 2012. Student surveys, academics, cost, and financial aid were all factors taken into account to compile the list, which is unranked after the top 10. The Review reviewed seniors’ average debt along with the number of graduates who took out loans.
The annual list first began in 2004 and has joined forces with USA Today to report since 2009. This year, UT is one of five Texas schools and only one of 10 schools with an enrollment larger than 30,000 on the list.
The full set of rankings is posted on the USA Today and Princeton Review websites, including a description of the project’s history and facts about each school.
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