Truman Listed in Nationwide Best Colleges Guide
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Truman is included in the recently released “The Best 392 Colleges” 2027 guidebook by The Princeton Review.
Since 1992, The Princeton Review’s Best Colleges guide has showcased the colleges they recommend as the nation’s best for undergraduate academics. It features only about 14% of America’s four-year colleges and is one of the most popular of their 150 books.
Schools included in “The Best 392 Colleges” are not ranked, but were determined by the results of more than 172,000 student surveys across the U.S. Participants answered a variety of questions that asked what they loved about their school. Questions covered topics such as financial aid, career services, quality of life and sustainability.
Within Truman’s description, the University is praised for affordability, education quality and the undergraduate Student Research Conference, as well as the preparedness students feel when moving onto graduate programs. The faculty received just as much appreciation, being commended for their engaging discussion-based lectures and strong work ethic, demonstrating true care for their students.
Profiles for each of the schools included in the book can be found at princetonreview.com/college-rankings/best-colleges.
Since 1992, The Princeton Review’s Best Colleges guide has showcased the colleges they recommend as the nation’s best for undergraduate academics. It features only about 14% of America’s four-year colleges and is one of the most popular of their 150 books.
Schools included in “The Best 392 Colleges” are not ranked, but were determined by the results of more than 172,000 student surveys across the U.S. Participants answered a variety of questions that asked what they loved about their school. Questions covered topics such as financial aid, career services, quality of life and sustainability.
Within Truman’s description, the University is praised for affordability, education quality and the undergraduate Student Research Conference, as well as the preparedness students feel when moving onto graduate programs. The faculty received just as much appreciation, being commended for their engaging discussion-based lectures and strong work ethic, demonstrating true care for their students.
Profiles for each of the schools included in the book can be found at princetonreview.com/college-rankings/best-colleges.
