Lists & Rankings

Pittsburgh is famous for a huge, sloppy sandwich that's covered with coleslaw and French fries. We bet all the students there just love it.

These are the teams to beat if you're competing in D-III.

We did the research and the math; you just get the facts. You're welcome.

At these schools, the sorority scene can't be beat. Think Legally Blonde.

Massachusetts is globally recognized as a premier destination for higher education, boasting a high density of world-class institutions that cater to every academic...

These big-money schools enroll the most students with Pell grants, a form of government aid awarded to families earning less than $40,000 per year. It means their student body...

This is one of those "just the facts" kind of lists, but it's still good stuff to know! These are the percentage of graduates awarded a degree in business. A...

Yes, people still study glassblowing! And if you ever run into one of these craftspeople, they probably studied at one of the colleges found on this list.

Your football stadium at home will look pretty lame after living across the street from the Coliseum, but it's a small price to pay.

For many aspiring athletes, the path to NFL greatness begins on a college campus. The journey from collegiate star to professional icon is a testament to talent, hard work,...

It takes many years and a lot of hard work to earn a doctorate in chemistry. But it all started with an undergraduate degree. Many current PhDs got their start at the schools...

The following colleges were champions and/or runners-up in the past 30 years.

This list refers to the positive economic, social, and cultural impact that institutions of higher education have upon the cities in which they reside.

The Faculty, Administrator and Staff Children Exchange Program (FACHEX) is an undergraduate exchange program among 26 Catholic, Jesuit institutions. It provides eligible...

In this conference on the East Coast, you can find a screaming eagle take on an awesome terrapin. Now that's a match we'd like to see. Our money's on the terrapin--you know,...

While most colleges use a traditional semester system, many operate on a **trimester system**, dividing the academic year into three 10-12 week terms. This unique schedule...