There are many lists that rank and universities. It 'important to know the source of this information and investigation criteria. In this article we will discuss some of the best colleges in the Midwest. They are listed in alphabetical order. We also have the charts, that were given and why it is listed as one of the top colleges in the Midwest. This list was compiled based on information obtained fromPrinceton Review.
Top colleges in the Midwest
These are some of the best schools in the Midwest for a total of 224, which were analyzed by the Princeton Review.
Before Albion College, Albion, MI
# 7 More to do on campus
According to Cornell College in Mount Vernon, IA
# 19 Encouraged class discussion
N. 18 teachers will make available
No. 9 Students Happy with Financial Aid
Third Gustavus Adolphus University in Saint Peter, MN
# 16 Best Campus Food
4Illinois Wesleyan University in Bloomington, IL
# 8 best University Library
5 Knox College in Galesburg, IL
Best No. 8 College Station Radio
# 3 students happy with financial aid
# 12 Professors Get high marks
# 20 Encouraged class discussion
6 Lawrence University in Appleton, WI
# 16 professors make available
No. 8 gay community accepted
# 20 Best College Theatre
7 Northwestern University, Evanston, IL
No. 7-student cityRelations Are Great
#16 Best College Theatre
#12 Best College Newspaper
8. Saint Olaf College in Northfield, MN
#11 Class Discussions Encouraged
#11 Professors make Themselves Available
#14 Dorms Like Palaces
#3 Most Beautiful Campus
#20 Town-Students Relations Are Great
9. Washington University in St. Louis, MO
#16 School Runs Like Butter
#11 Toughest to Get Into
#8 Best Campus Food
#6 Best Quality of Life
#13 Dorms Like Palaces
As you can see there are many different ways to rate and rank colleges. You have to choose the criteria that are most important to you when you are choosing a school. What makes a college or university the best choice for you does not make it the best choice for your friend, cousin, or another student. This is why it is important to research schools that fit into the criteria that you have set for yourself, for your educational goals, and for your career goals.
Once you are able to narrow down your choices based on your own criteria, you will find yourself with a much shorter list of college options to make a more educated decision on which one is best for you, your personal goals, and your professional goals. After you narrow down your choices based on your criteria it is very important to visit the campus for each of your choices. How you feel being on the campus and interacting with the students and faculty is probably one of the most important criteria on your list. Remember, you have to spend the next few years of your life living in this town and attending classes on this campus.
Good luck and happy hunting!
