FAQ: The Princeton Review’s Best Colleges for 2026 Rankings
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What is The Princeton Review’s Best Colleges for 2026 rankings about?
It’s a comprehensive ranking of colleges across 50 categories, based on student surveys, highlighting top institutions in various aspects like academics, campus life, and student services.
How are the colleges ranked in The Princeton Review’s list?
Colleges are ranked based on surveys of 170,000 students at 391 schools, where students rate their colleges on dozens of topics and report on their campus experiences.
What new category was added to the 2026 rankings?
A new category, ‘Most Politically Moderate Students,’ was added this year in response to rising political polarization in the country.
Which college ranked #1 for Best Campus Food?
The University of Massachusetts—Amherst ranked #1 for Best Campus Food.
Where can I find the complete list of The Princeton Review’s 2026 Best Colleges rankings?
The complete list is available on PrincetonReview.com and in the book ‘The Best 391 Colleges: 2026 Edition.’
How many students were surveyed for the 2026 rankings?
Surveys were conducted with 170,000 students at the 391 schools featured in the book, averaging about 435 students per school.
What is the significance of The Princeton Review’s Best Colleges rankings?
The rankings provide prospective students and parents with valuable insights into colleges’ strengths in various categories, helping them make informed decisions.
Which college was ranked #1 for Most Politically Liberal Students?
Reed College in Oregon was ranked #1 for Most Politically Liberal Students.
When were the surveys for the 2026 rankings conducted?
The surveys were conducted in 2024–25 and/or the previous two academic years.
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