","At the University of Denver, we strive to empower greatness in our students. Undergraduates choose from a diverse array of programs that provide uncommon access to faculty members known internationally for cutting-edge work. Every student benefits from an innovative curriculum that emphasizes writing, quantitative reasoning, experiential learning and cross-disciplinary inquiry. Our Cherrington Global Scholars program offers study-abroad options on six continents at no additional cost, allowing nearly 70% of students to participate in this transformative experience. Outside the classroom, DU students enjoy NCAA Division I competition, the regions vast recreation opportunities and the campus rich cultural offerings. When they leave DU, our students are ready to make a difference in the world.","Private, Coed",1864,N/A,Quarter,City,"$607.4 million","2199 S. University Boulevard, Denver, CO 80208","(303) 871-2000",53,100.0
14,"2018-05-08 06:08:48",Business,"The Leeds School of Business at University of Colorado--Boulder offers these departments and concentrations: entrepreneurship, finance, general management, marketing, production/operations management, real estate, supply chain management/logistics, and quantitative analysis/statistics and operations research. Its tuition is full-time: $900 per credit (in-state); full-time: $1,200 per credit (out-of-state); part-time: $49,800 total program (in-state); and part-time: $49,800 total program (out-of-state). At graduation, 46.9 percent of graduates of the full-time program are employed.",55,"2018-04-07 06:27:13",Business,23,"2018-04-17 21:55:44","University of Colorado--Boulder",Boulder,"
","The University of Colorado Boulder (CU-Boulder), a major research and teaching university, is a dynamic community of scholars and learners situated on a beautiful campus at the foot of the Rocky Mountains. CU-Boulder is one of 34 U.S. public institutions belonging to the prestigious Association of American Universities and the only member in the Rocky Mountain region. And while it is a major research university and Colorados flagship university, the campus maintains an intimate college atmosphere with many small academic communities and 85% of classes enrolling fewer than 50 students.The university has a proud academic tradition, with five Nobel laureates, eight MacArthur genius grant recipients, and more than 100 Fulbright fellows since 1982. CU-Boulder has a long history of environmental awareness and has been ranked among the top green universities in the country. We earned a place on the Presidents Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for exemplary service efforts, are home of the founding chapter of Engineers Without Borders, and in 2015 were again ranked as one of the top ten sources of Peace Corps volunteers. The university received more than $425 million in sponsored research funding during the 2015 fiscal year. Faculty members bring their research into the classroom in areas such as physics, space sciences, and the American West.CU-Boulder offers more than 3,600 courses in approximately 150 areas of study and 86 degree programs at the bachelors level. Undergraduates apply to the following colleges, schools, and programs: Arts & Sciences, Leeds School of Business, Engineering & Applied Science, Music, Environmental Design, Education, and Media, Information and Communication. University facilities include an observatory, planetarium, mountain research station, a hands-on teaching and learning laboratory for engineering, and the Alliance for Teaching, Learning, & Society Center, a structure that offers the university community groundbreaking instructional technology and learning opportunities. Outstanding departments and programs include aerospace engineering, astrophysical and planetary sciences, biochemistry, biology, chemistry, engineering, English, entrepreneurial business, geography, integrative physiology, law, music, physics, and psychology.Talented undergraduate students participate in a variety of enrichment opportunities on campus, including honors programs, the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program, community and service learning, and 14 residential academic programs that offer specialized living and learning communities featuring top faculty and small-class environments. Students come from every state in the nation and about 100 countries. Many ethnic, religious, and social backgrounds are represented, fostering a multicultural community that enriches each students educational experience. Students from diverse backgrounds may receive academic, personal, and financial support through one of the CU-Lead (leadership, excellence, achievement, and diversity) alliance programs housed in various colleges and departments.The Study Abroad Office administers over 300 CU-Boulder-sponsored programs in more than 65 countries around the world with more than 1,000 students participating annually.CU-Boulder competes in 12 intercollegiate sports at the Division I level, is a member of the Pac-12 Conference, and maintains one of the nations largest club sports programs, supporting more than 30 intercollegiate teams in sports such as cycling, ice hockey, swimming/diving, triathlon, and ultimate Frisbee.The campus offers art galleries, a natural history museum, theaters, concert halls, and an extensive calendar of social and cultural events, highlighted by the annual Conference on World Affairs, musical performances by the Grammy Award-winning Takacs Quartet, and the Colorado Shakespeare Festival.","Public, Coed",1876,N/A,Semester,City,"$514.2 million","Regent Administration Center, Room 125, 552 UCB, Boulder, CO 80309","(303) 492-1411",52,100.0
15,"2018-05-08 06:10:02",Law,"The Law School at University of Colorado--Boulder has an application deadline of March 15. The full-time program application fee at the Law School at University of Colorado--Boulder is $65. Its tuition is full-time: $31,989 (in-state) and full-time: $38,775 (out-of-state). The student-faculty ratio is 7.1:1. The Law School at University of Colorado--Boulder has 111 full- and part-time faculty on staff.",56,"2018-04-07 06:27:13",Law,23,"2018-04-17 21:55:44","University of Colorado--Boulder",Boulder,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","The University of Colorado Boulder (CU-Boulder), a major research and teaching university, is a dynamic community of scholars and learners situated on a beautiful campus at the foot of the Rocky Mountains. CU-Boulder is one of 34 U.S. public institutions belonging to the prestigious Association of American Universities and the only member in the Rocky Mountain region. And while it is a major research university and Colorados flagship university, the campus maintains an intimate college atmosphere with many small academic communities and 85% of classes enrolling fewer than 50 students.The university has a proud academic tradition, with five Nobel laureates, eight MacArthur genius grant recipients, and more than 100 Fulbright fellows since 1982. CU-Boulder has a long history of environmental awareness and has been ranked among the top green universities in the country. We earned a place on the Presidents Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for exemplary service efforts, are home of the founding chapter of Engineers Without Borders, and in 2015 were again ranked as one of the top ten sources of Peace Corps volunteers. The university received more than $425 million in sponsored research funding during the 2015 fiscal year. Faculty members bring their research into the classroom in areas such as physics, space sciences, and the American West.CU-Boulder offers more than 3,600 courses in approximately 150 areas of study and 86 degree programs at the bachelors level. Undergraduates apply to the following colleges, schools, and programs: Arts & Sciences, Leeds School of Business, Engineering & Applied Science, Music, Environmental Design, Education, and Media, Information and Communication. University facilities include an observatory, planetarium, mountain research station, a hands-on teaching and learning laboratory for engineering, and the Alliance for Teaching, Learning, & Society Center, a structure that offers the university community groundbreaking instructional technology and learning opportunities. Outstanding departments and programs include aerospace engineering, astrophysical and planetary sciences, biochemistry, biology, chemistry, engineering, English, entrepreneurial business, geography, integrative physiology, law, music, physics, and psychology.Talented undergraduate students participate in a variety of enrichment opportunities on campus, including honors programs, the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program, community and service learning, and 14 residential academic programs that offer specialized living and learning communities featuring top faculty and small-class environments. Students come from every state in the nation and about 100 countries. Many ethnic, religious, and social backgrounds are represented, fostering a multicultural community that enriches each students educational experience. Students from diverse backgrounds may receive academic, personal, and financial support through one of the CU-Lead (leadership, excellence, achievement, and diversity) alliance programs housed in various colleges and departments.The Study Abroad Office administers over 300 CU-Boulder-sponsored programs in more than 65 countries around the world with more than 1,000 students participating annually.CU-Boulder competes in 12 intercollegiate sports at the Division I level, is a member of the Pac-12 Conference, and maintains one of the nations largest club sports programs, supporting more than 30 intercollegiate teams in sports such as cycling, ice hockey, swimming/diving, triathlon, and ultimate Frisbee.The campus offers art galleries, a natural history museum, theaters, concert halls, and an extensive calendar of social and cultural events, highlighted by the annual Conference on World Affairs, musical performances by the Grammy Award-winning Takacs Quartet, and the Colorado Shakespeare Festival.","Public, Coed",1876,N/A,Semester,City,"$514.2 million","Regent Administration Center, Room 125, 552 UCB, Boulder, CO 80309","(303) 492-1411",52,100.0
16,"2018-05-08 06:10:09",Engineering,"The College of Engineering and Applied Science at University of Colorado--Boulder has an application deadline of November 15. The application fee is $50 for U.S. residents and $70 for international students. The 2017 Ph.D. student-faculty ratio is 4.6:1. The College of Engineering and Applied Science at University of Colorado--Boulder has 182 full-time faculty on staff.",57,"2018-04-07 06:27:13",Engineering,23,"2018-04-17 21:55:44","University of Colorado--Boulder",Boulder,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","The University of Colorado Boulder (CU-Boulder), a major research and teaching university, is a dynamic community of scholars and learners situated on a beautiful campus at the foot of the Rocky Mountains. CU-Boulder is one of 34 U.S. public institutions belonging to the prestigious Association of American Universities and the only member in the Rocky Mountain region. And while it is a major research university and Colorados flagship university, the campus maintains an intimate college atmosphere with many small academic communities and 85% of classes enrolling fewer than 50 students.The university has a proud academic tradition, with five Nobel laureates, eight MacArthur genius grant recipients, and more than 100 Fulbright fellows since 1982. CU-Boulder has a long history of environmental awareness and has been ranked among the top green universities in the country. We earned a place on the Presidents Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for exemplary service efforts, are home of the founding chapter of Engineers Without Borders, and in 2015 were again ranked as one of the top ten sources of Peace Corps volunteers. The university received more than $425 million in sponsored research funding during the 2015 fiscal year. Faculty members bring their research into the classroom in areas such as physics, space sciences, and the American West.CU-Boulder offers more than 3,600 courses in approximately 150 areas of study and 86 degree programs at the bachelors level. Undergraduates apply to the following colleges, schools, and programs: Arts & Sciences, Leeds School of Business, Engineering & Applied Science, Music, Environmental Design, Education, and Media, Information and Communication. University facilities include an observatory, planetarium, mountain research station, a hands-on teaching and learning laboratory for engineering, and the Alliance for Teaching, Learning, & Society Center, a structure that offers the university community groundbreaking instructional technology and learning opportunities. Outstanding departments and programs include aerospace engineering, astrophysical and planetary sciences, biochemistry, biology, chemistry, engineering, English, entrepreneurial business, geography, integrative physiology, law, music, physics, and psychology.Talented undergraduate students participate in a variety of enrichment opportunities on campus, including honors programs, the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program, community and service learning, and 14 residential academic programs that offer specialized living and learning communities featuring top faculty and small-class environments. Students come from every state in the nation and about 100 countries. Many ethnic, religious, and social backgrounds are represented, fostering a multicultural community that enriches each students educational experience. Students from diverse backgrounds may receive academic, personal, and financial support through one of the CU-Lead (leadership, excellence, achievement, and diversity) alliance programs housed in various colleges and departments.The Study Abroad Office administers over 300 CU-Boulder-sponsored programs in more than 65 countries around the world with more than 1,000 students participating annually.CU-Boulder competes in 12 intercollegiate sports at the Division I level, is a member of the Pac-12 Conference, and maintains one of the nations largest club sports programs, supporting more than 30 intercollegiate teams in sports such as cycling, ice hockey, swimming/diving, triathlon, and ultimate Frisbee.The campus offers art galleries, a natural history museum, theaters, concert halls, and an extensive calendar of social and cultural events, highlighted by the annual Conference on World Affairs, musical performances by the Grammy Award-winning Takacs Quartet, and the Colorado Shakespeare Festival.","Public, Coed",1876,N/A,Semester,City,"$514.2 million","Regent Administration Center, Room 125, 552 UCB, Boulder, CO 80309","(303) 492-1411",52,100.0
17,"2018-05-08 06:10:17",Education,"The School of Education at University of Colorado--Boulder has an application deadline of December 1. The application fee for the education program at University of Colorado--Boulder is $60. The School of Education at University of Colorado--Boulder has 36 full-time faculty on staff with a 2.2:1 ratio of full-time equivalent doctoral students to full-time faculty.",58,"2018-04-07 06:27:13",Education,23,"2018-04-17 21:55:44","University of Colorado--Boulder",Boulder,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","The University of Colorado Boulder (CU-Boulder), a major research and teaching university, is a dynamic community of scholars and learners situated on a beautiful campus at the foot of the Rocky Mountains. CU-Boulder is one of 34 U.S. public institutions belonging to the prestigious Association of American Universities and the only member in the Rocky Mountain region. And while it is a major research university and Colorados flagship university, the campus maintains an intimate college atmosphere with many small academic communities and 85% of classes enrolling fewer than 50 students.The university has a proud academic tradition, with five Nobel laureates, eight MacArthur genius grant recipients, and more than 100 Fulbright fellows since 1982. CU-Boulder has a long history of environmental awareness and has been ranked among the top green universities in the country. We earned a place on the Presidents Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for exemplary service efforts, are home of the founding chapter of Engineers Without Borders, and in 2015 were again ranked as one of the top ten sources of Peace Corps volunteers. The university received more than $425 million in sponsored research funding during the 2015 fiscal year. Faculty members bring their research into the classroom in areas such as physics, space sciences, and the American West.CU-Boulder offers more than 3,600 courses in approximately 150 areas of study and 86 degree programs at the bachelors level. Undergraduates apply to the following colleges, schools, and programs: Arts & Sciences, Leeds School of Business, Engineering & Applied Science, Music, Environmental Design, Education, and Media, Information and Communication. University facilities include an observatory, planetarium, mountain research station, a hands-on teaching and learning laboratory for engineering, and the Alliance for Teaching, Learning, & Society Center, a structure that offers the university community groundbreaking instructional technology and learning opportunities. Outstanding departments and programs include aerospace engineering, astrophysical and planetary sciences, biochemistry, biology, chemistry, engineering, English, entrepreneurial business, geography, integrative physiology, law, music, physics, and psychology.Talented undergraduate students participate in a variety of enrichment opportunities on campus, including honors programs, the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program, community and service learning, and 14 residential academic programs that offer specialized living and learning communities featuring top faculty and small-class environments. Students come from every state in the nation and about 100 countries. Many ethnic, religious, and social backgrounds are represented, fostering a multicultural community that enriches each students educational experience. Students from diverse backgrounds may receive academic, personal, and financial support through one of the CU-Lead (leadership, excellence, achievement, and diversity) alliance programs housed in various colleges and departments.The Study Abroad Office administers over 300 CU-Boulder-sponsored programs in more than 65 countries around the world with more than 1,000 students participating annually.CU-Boulder competes in 12 intercollegiate sports at the Division I level, is a member of the Pac-12 Conference, and maintains one of the nations largest club sports programs, supporting more than 30 intercollegiate teams in sports such as cycling, ice hockey, swimming/diving, triathlon, and ultimate Frisbee.The campus offers art galleries, a natural history museum, theaters, concert halls, and an extensive calendar of social and cultural events, highlighted by the annual Conference on World Affairs, musical performances by the Grammy Award-winning Takacs Quartet, and the Colorado Shakespeare Festival.","Public, Coed",1876,N/A,Semester,City,"$514.2 million","Regent Administration Center, Room 125, 552 UCB, Boulder, CO 80309","(303) 492-1411",52,100.0
18,"2018-05-08 06:12:50",Nursing,"Fairfield University is a private school. The School of Nursing has an application deadline of August 1 and an application fee of $60 for U.S. residents. The School of Nursing at Fairfield University has 28 full-time faculty members. The total graduate nursing enrollment is 202.",64,"2018-04-07 06:27:58",Nursing,26,"2018-04-19 06:57:47","Fairfield University",Fairfield,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Founded in 1942, Fairfield University is a Jesuit and Catholic University that is rooted in one of the world's oldest intellectual and spiritual traditions. Fairfield prepares students for leadership and service in a constantly changing world through broad intellectual inquiry, the pursuit of social justice, and cultivation of the whole person: body, mind, and spirit. Students choose Fairfield because of its integrated approach to learning which results in graduates who are intellectually prepared and adaptable to face the ever changing issues of the 21st century. As a result of this holistic model of education and focus on career oriented activities and internships, Fairfield University graduates have been highly successful in gaining admission to selective graduate schools, while others go on to achieving successful and satisfying careers. Surveys returned from Fairfield's Class of 2016 reveals that within six months 96% are either employed, attending graduate school or participating in volunteer service. Located in the coastal town of Fairfield, Connecticut, the university's 200-acre campus is just one hour outside New York City, in the heart of a region with the largest concentration of Fortune 500 companies in the nation. Fairfield has a student population of approximately 5,000 students; 3,800 undergraduates and 1,100 graduate students. Students represent 35 states and 60 countries and are enrolled in the University's five schools; College of Arts & Sciences, Marion Peckham Egan School of Nursing and Health Studies, School of Engineering, Charles F. Dolan School of Business, and Graduate School of Education and Allied Professions. Fairfield offers a wide range of opportunities for research, internships, service, civic engagement, and personal enrichment through a comprehensive core curriculum, over 40 undergraduate majors, 17 interdisciplinary minors, 41 graduate programs, 20 Division I athletic teams, and close to 100 student clubs and organizations. A significant achievement for Fairfield University is that 65 graduates have been tapped as Fulbright scholars since 1993. In addition to a four-year honors program, five-year combined degree programs, and part-time study opportunities, Fairfield offers its own study abroad programs in six different countries and is affiliated with more than 80 study abroad programs in 40 countries around the globe. When considering an applicant for admission, Fairfield looks at measures of academic achievement, students' curricular and extracurricular activities, their life skills and accomplishments, and the degree to which they have an appreciation for Fairfield's mission and outlook. The admissions process is test optional, and each student can decide whether or not they would like to submit their standardized test scores as part of the application process. Students are challenged to be creative and active members of a community in which diversity is encouraged and honored. Fairfield University has developed a unique educational model to ensure that students receive the motivating guidance they need to reach their fullest potential. The integration of living and learning is at the heart of a Fairfield education. Students learn what it means to be a fully engaged member of the campus community by participating in a living and learning community based on their interests. With an impressive 12:1 student to faculty ratio, Fairfield's faculty get to know their students as individuals and encourage them to develop and follow their passion through internships, volunteer and research opportunities, and a course of study that deepens and expands their knowledge. Full integration of all learning opportunities helps students discern how they want to put their gifts and education to work in the world.","Private, Coed",1942,"Roman Catholic",Semester,Suburban,"$310.3 million","1073 N. Benson Road, Fairfield, CT 06824","(203) 254-4000",95,100.0
19,"2018-05-08 06:13:01",Business,"The Jack Welch College of Business at Sacred Heart University offers these departments and concentrations: accounting, finance, general management, human resources management, and marketing. Its tuition is part-time: $905 per credit.",65,"2018-04-07 06:29:19",Business,30,"2018-04-19 06:59:22","Sacred Heart University",Fairfield,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Distinguished by the personal attention it provides its students, Sacred Heart University (SHU) is recognized for its commitment to academic excellence, award-winning advisement program, cutting-edge technology, championship Division I athletic teams, and nationally-recognized community service programs. Situated in Fairfield, Connecticut, the main campus is ideally located one hour north of New York City and 2.5 hours south of Boston in proximity to world-class hospitals, nationally ranked elementary and secondary schools, a high concentration of Fortune 500 corporations and access to the employers in Connecticut's creative corridor. SHU also has international campuses in both Dingle, Ireland and the European business center of Luxembourg, a partner campus in Rome, and study abroad options worldwide. Students may spend their freshman fall semester abroad program or participate in short-term and semester programs throughout their four years.Within the AACSB-accredited Jack Welch College of Business, College of Arts and Sciences, College of Health Professions, College of Nursing, Isabelle Farrington College of Education, School of Computing and School of Communication and Media Arts, students in all majors engage in hands-on education both in and outside of the classroom. Cutting-edge technology in the Frank and Marisa Martire Business & Communications Center allows students to apply their skills in real world settings such as the Finance Lab & Trading Floor, full-size television studios and a motion capture lab. The new Center for Healthcare Education features the latest technology available to health professions students. Students in the sciences utilize recently renovated laboratories and state-of-the-art computer labs.A hallmark of a SHU education is the strong connection between students and faculty beginning in the freshman year. Faculty connect with students in interactive, innovative spaces in our academic buildings; through online communities such as SHUSquare for freshmen; in joint research projects; in advising sessions and through many academic clubs, organizations and activities. Faculty lead students on study trips across the globe and on excursions to locations such as Washington, D.C. for political science students and the New York Stock Exchange for finance students.The University's commitment to experiential learning incorporates concrete, real-life study for students in all majors including research, internships, clinical placements, independent study, service learning and work-study. Drawing on the rich resources in New England and New York City, students are connected with research and internship opportunities ranging from full-time internships at sought-after sites such as Madison Square Garden to research with faculty on marine life in the Long Island Sound. These opportunities help pave the way for a 95% placement rate for graduating seniors in full-time jobs and graduate study.SHU's experiential learning opportunities are complemented by a rich student life program offering more than 160 student organizations, including Greek life; leadership programs, media organizations such as the TV station, radio station and newspaper; academic clubs and multicultural organizations. The University has a well-respected Division I athletic program and a robust club sports program with more than 1,500 athletes who compete in 32 varsity sports and 27 competitive club sports teams. The University's strong performing arts program, led by a Tony-and-Grammy-nominated producer, includes the theatre arts program (also available as an academic major), a choir program with various ensembles, an instrumental music program including marching band, pep band and concert band among other ensembles and a dance program with a variety of ensembles. The campus has a lively atmosphere with over 90% of freshmen living on campus and many school spirit, cultural and social events offered throughout the year.","Private, Coed",1963,"Roman Catholic",Semester,Suburban,"$141.4 million","5151 Park Avenue, Fairfield, CT 06825","(203) 371-7999",63,100.0
20,"2018-05-08 06:13:11",Nursing,"Sacred Heart University is a private school. The College of Nursing has an application fee of $75 for U.S. residents. The College of Nursing at Sacred Heart University has 33 full-time faculty members. The total graduate nursing enrollment is 713.",66,"2018-04-07 06:29:19",Nursing,30,"2018-04-19 06:59:22","Sacred Heart University",Fairfield,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Distinguished by the personal attention it provides its students, Sacred Heart University (SHU) is recognized for its commitment to academic excellence, award-winning advisement program, cutting-edge technology, championship Division I athletic teams, and nationally-recognized community service programs. Situated in Fairfield, Connecticut, the main campus is ideally located one hour north of New York City and 2.5 hours south of Boston in proximity to world-class hospitals, nationally ranked elementary and secondary schools, a high concentration of Fortune 500 corporations and access to the employers in Connecticut's creative corridor. SHU also has international campuses in both Dingle, Ireland and the European business center of Luxembourg, a partner campus in Rome, and study abroad options worldwide. Students may spend their freshman fall semester abroad program or participate in short-term and semester programs throughout their four years.Within the AACSB-accredited Jack Welch College of Business, College of Arts and Sciences, College of Health Professions, College of Nursing, Isabelle Farrington College of Education, School of Computing and School of Communication and Media Arts, students in all majors engage in hands-on education both in and outside of the classroom. Cutting-edge technology in the Frank and Marisa Martire Business & Communications Center allows students to apply their skills in real world settings such as the Finance Lab & Trading Floor, full-size television studios and a motion capture lab. The new Center for Healthcare Education features the latest technology available to health professions students. Students in the sciences utilize recently renovated laboratories and state-of-the-art computer labs.A hallmark of a SHU education is the strong connection between students and faculty beginning in the freshman year. Faculty connect with students in interactive, innovative spaces in our academic buildings; through online communities such as SHUSquare for freshmen; in joint research projects; in advising sessions and through many academic clubs, organizations and activities. Faculty lead students on study trips across the globe and on excursions to locations such as Washington, D.C. for political science students and the New York Stock Exchange for finance students.The University's commitment to experiential learning incorporates concrete, real-life study for students in all majors including research, internships, clinical placements, independent study, service learning and work-study. Drawing on the rich resources in New England and New York City, students are connected with research and internship opportunities ranging from full-time internships at sought-after sites such as Madison Square Garden to research with faculty on marine life in the Long Island Sound. These opportunities help pave the way for a 95% placement rate for graduating seniors in full-time jobs and graduate study.SHU's experiential learning opportunities are complemented by a rich student life program offering more than 160 student organizations, including Greek life; leadership programs, media organizations such as the TV station, radio station and newspaper; academic clubs and multicultural organizations. The University has a well-respected Division I athletic program and a robust club sports program with more than 1,500 athletes who compete in 32 varsity sports and 27 competitive club sports teams. The University's strong performing arts program, led by a Tony-and-Grammy-nominated producer, includes the theatre arts program (also available as an academic major), a choir program with various ensembles, an instrumental music program including marching band, pep band and concert band among other ensembles and a dance program with a variety of ensembles. The campus has a lively atmosphere with over 90% of freshmen living on campus and many school spirit, cultural and social events offered throughout the year.","Private, Coed",1963,"Roman Catholic",Semester,Suburban,"$141.4 million","5151 Park Avenue, Fairfield, CT 06825","(203) 371-7999",63,100.0
21,"2018-05-08 06:14:50",Education,,69,"2018-04-07 06:30:50",Education,36,"2018-04-19 07:01:23","Delaware State University",Dover,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Map More ▾ ","More than 125 years after its 1891 founding as a land-grant educational institution, Delaware State University has a long and proud history that has led to its distinction as one of America's top HBCUs. The University's success can be explained by its bachelor's, master's and doctoral degree programs that connect with high-demand career fields and prepare students for the global marketplace, an ever-expanding research portfolio and a growing international presence. DSU's academic character has a heavy emphasis in the science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) area. Several major research centers are based on campus, including the Delaware Institute for Science and Technology's Optical Science Center for Applied Research (OSCAR), with its state-of-the-art facility completed in 2015, as well as the Delaware Center for Neuroscience Research. The University's Claude E. Phillips Herbarium, a botanical resource center, is the largest among HBCUs. In the College of Business, students gain knowledge of the latest SAP technologies and critical digital enterprise skills through a partnership with SAP, the market leader in enterprise application software, and the Americas' SAP Users' Group (ASUG). Students in DSU's Aviation Program attain valuable flight experience in the University's own fleet of airplanes, the only one among HBCUs, and 100 percent of our professional pilot graduates go on to aviation industry careers. Freshmen at DSU find a personalized experience right from the start, with an Individual Development Plan (IDP) to not only ensure academic success, but also to encourage professional development. Throughout their journeys, students also benefit from faculty members' years of professional experience and a multitude of hands-on learning opportunities, including agriculture, natural resources and natural sciences facilities and laboratories; art and mass communications studios; the University's own music record label; and internships with leading businesses and agencies. For students interested in studying abroad, collaborative partnerships with institutions in Asia, Africa, Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean create a wide range of options. Delaware State University is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE). Its Department of Social Work offers the only nationally accredited bachelor's and master's degree program in the state of Delaware, and its business, education, nursing, hospitality and tourism, and food and nutritional science programs also are accredited by specialized academic accrediting agencies. DSU's main campus is a close-knit community situated among 350 acres of modern and historic buildings and sprawling green spaces in Dover, DE. The University also offers convenient and flexible master's degree programs at its location in Wilmington, DE, as well as learning opportunities through its location in Georgetown, DE, and its online bachelor's and master's degree programs. Student-athletes at DSU compete in 18 intercollegiate athletics programs at the NCAA Division I level. Empowering students to ""Expect Greatness"" along their journey to become the next generation of scientists, communicators, business professionals and public servants, Delaware State University is the first major reason for their success.","Public, Coed",1891,N/A,Semester,Suburban,"$25.8 million","1200 N. Dupont Highway, Dover, DE 19901","(302) 857-6060",43,100.0
22,"2018-05-08 06:15:08",Nursing,"Wilmington University is a private school.",72,"2018-04-07 06:31:05",Nursing,39,"2018-04-19 07:02:27","Wilmington University","New Castle","
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Map More ▾ ","Wilmington University is committed to excellence in teaching, relevancy of the curriculum, and individual attention to students. As an institution with admissions policies that provide access for all, it offers opportunity for higher education to students of varying ages, interests, and aspirations. The college provides a range of exemplary career-oriented undergraduate and graduate degree programs for a growing and diverse student population. It delivers these programs at locations and times convenient to students and at an affordable price. A highly qualified full-time faculty works closely with part-time faculty drawn from the workplace to ensure that the colleges programs prepare students to begin or continue their career, improve their competitiveness in the job market, and engage in lifelong learning.","Private, Coed",1967,N/A,Trimester,Suburban,"$73.9 million","320 Dupont Highway, New Castle, DE 19720","(302) 328-9401",,
23,"2018-05-08 06:15:52",Business,"The Goizueta Business School at Emory University offers these departments and concentrations: accounting, consulting, entrepreneurship, finance, general management, health care administration, international business, marketing, management information systems, production/operations management, organizational behavior, real estate, supply chain management/logistics, and quantitative analysis/statistics and operations research. Its tuition is full-time: $59,000 per year; part-time: $73,600 total program; and executive: $110,000 total program. At graduation, 84.6 percent of graduates of the full-time program are employed.",74,"2018-04-07 06:31:47",Business,41,"2018-04-19 07:02:52","Emory University",Atlanta,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Emory University is known for demanding academics, outstanding undergraduate education in the arts and sciences, highly ranked professional schools and state-of-the-art research. Emory encourages students to become fully engaged in the classroom and beyond and to create their own learning experiences, with top faculty committed to teaching and fostering undergraduate research in the sciences and humanities. We have a diverse student body from all 50 states, the District of Columbia and over 100 countries/ territories. Our students and faculty enjoy affiliations with and access to some of the most revered institutions in the world, including Yerkes National Primate Research Center, The Carter Center and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Our student-athletes are among the best in NCAA Division III sports, having recently won championships in Swimming & Diving and Tennis. Nationally competitive awards and honors recognizing Emory students include the Fullbright Fellowship, Goldwater Scholarship, Luce Scholar, Marshall Scholarship, National Science Foundation Fellowship, NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship, and Rhodes Scholarship.At Emory, students have four primary options for their undergraduate education. Entering freshmen can apply to Emory College, which offers a liberal arts education within the heart of a major research university. Students also can apply to Oxford College where they spend the first two years on Emorys original campus 38 miles east of Atlanta, transferring in their junior year to the Atlanta campus. Oxford and Emory College students can apply for junior year admission to the renowned Goizueta Business School to earn a bachelor of business administration. They can apply also to the Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing, one of the nations top private nursing schools. Emory undergraduates choose from 70+ majors, 50+ minors, numerous interdisciplinary studies, and a selection of pre-professional programs","Private, Coed",1836,"United Methodist",Semester,City,"$6.9 billion +","201 Dowman Drive, Atlanta, GA 30322","(404) 727-6123",78,100.0
24,"2018-05-08 06:15:59",Law,"The School of Law at Emory University has an application deadline of March 1. The full-time program application fee at the School of Law at Emory University is $80. Its tuition is full-time: $55,116. The student-faculty ratio is 8.2:1. The School of Law at Emory University has 203 full- and part-time faculty on staff.",75,"2018-04-07 06:31:47",Law,41,"2018-04-19 07:02:52","Emory University",Atlanta,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Emory University is known for demanding academics, outstanding undergraduate education in the arts and sciences, highly ranked professional schools and state-of-the-art research. Emory encourages students to become fully engaged in the classroom and beyond and to create their own learning experiences, with top faculty committed to teaching and fostering undergraduate research in the sciences and humanities. We have a diverse student body from all 50 states, the District of Columbia and over 100 countries/ territories. Our students and faculty enjoy affiliations with and access to some of the most revered institutions in the world, including Yerkes National Primate Research Center, The Carter Center and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Our student-athletes are among the best in NCAA Division III sports, having recently won championships in Swimming & Diving and Tennis. Nationally competitive awards and honors recognizing Emory students include the Fullbright Fellowship, Goldwater Scholarship, Luce Scholar, Marshall Scholarship, National Science Foundation Fellowship, NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship, and Rhodes Scholarship.At Emory, students have four primary options for their undergraduate education. Entering freshmen can apply to Emory College, which offers a liberal arts education within the heart of a major research university. Students also can apply to Oxford College where they spend the first two years on Emorys original campus 38 miles east of Atlanta, transferring in their junior year to the Atlanta campus. Oxford and Emory College students can apply for junior year admission to the renowned Goizueta Business School to earn a bachelor of business administration. They can apply also to the Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing, one of the nations top private nursing schools. Emory undergraduates choose from 70+ majors, 50+ minors, numerous interdisciplinary studies, and a selection of pre-professional programs","Private, Coed",1836,"United Methodist",Semester,City,"$6.9 billion +","201 Dowman Drive, Atlanta, GA 30322","(404) 727-6123",78,100.0
25,"2018-05-08 06:16:08",Medicine,"The School of Medicine at Emory University has an application deadline of October 15. The application fee at Emory University is $120. Its tuition is full-time: $50,000. The faculty-student ratio at Emory University is 4.1:1. The School of Medicine has 2,690 full- and part-time faculty on staff.",76,"2018-04-07 06:31:47",Medicine,41,"2018-04-19 07:02:52","Emory University",Atlanta,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Emory University is known for demanding academics, outstanding undergraduate education in the arts and sciences, highly ranked professional schools and state-of-the-art research. Emory encourages students to become fully engaged in the classroom and beyond and to create their own learning experiences, with top faculty committed to teaching and fostering undergraduate research in the sciences and humanities. We have a diverse student body from all 50 states, the District of Columbia and over 100 countries/ territories. Our students and faculty enjoy affiliations with and access to some of the most revered institutions in the world, including Yerkes National Primate Research Center, The Carter Center and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Our student-athletes are among the best in NCAA Division III sports, having recently won championships in Swimming & Diving and Tennis. Nationally competitive awards and honors recognizing Emory students include the Fullbright Fellowship, Goldwater Scholarship, Luce Scholar, Marshall Scholarship, National Science Foundation Fellowship, NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship, and Rhodes Scholarship.At Emory, students have four primary options for their undergraduate education. Entering freshmen can apply to Emory College, which offers a liberal arts education within the heart of a major research university. Students also can apply to Oxford College where they spend the first two years on Emorys original campus 38 miles east of Atlanta, transferring in their junior year to the Atlanta campus. Oxford and Emory College students can apply for junior year admission to the renowned Goizueta Business School to earn a bachelor of business administration. They can apply also to the Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing, one of the nations top private nursing schools. Emory undergraduates choose from 70+ majors, 50+ minors, numerous interdisciplinary studies, and a selection of pre-professional programs","Private, Coed",1836,"United Methodist",Semester,City,"$6.9 billion +","201 Dowman Drive, Atlanta, GA 30322","(404) 727-6123",78,100.0
26,"2018-05-08 06:16:22",Nursing,"Emory University is a private school. The Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing has an application deadline of March 15 and an application fee of $75 for U.S. residents. Tuition for the master's program at the Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing is full-time: $1,850 per credit. Tuition for the DNP program is full-time: $1,500 per credit. The Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing at Emory University has 85 full-time faculty members. The total graduate nursing enrollment is 458.",77,"2018-04-07 06:31:47",Nursing,41,"2018-04-19 07:02:52","Emory University",Atlanta,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Emory University is known for demanding academics, outstanding undergraduate education in the arts and sciences, highly ranked professional schools and state-of-the-art research. Emory encourages students to become fully engaged in the classroom and beyond and to create their own learning experiences, with top faculty committed to teaching and fostering undergraduate research in the sciences and humanities. We have a diverse student body from all 50 states, the District of Columbia and over 100 countries/ territories. Our students and faculty enjoy affiliations with and access to some of the most revered institutions in the world, including Yerkes National Primate Research Center, The Carter Center and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Our student-athletes are among the best in NCAA Division III sports, having recently won championships in Swimming & Diving and Tennis. Nationally competitive awards and honors recognizing Emory students include the Fullbright Fellowship, Goldwater Scholarship, Luce Scholar, Marshall Scholarship, National Science Foundation Fellowship, NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship, and Rhodes Scholarship.At Emory, students have four primary options for their undergraduate education. Entering freshmen can apply to Emory College, which offers a liberal arts education within the heart of a major research university. Students also can apply to Oxford College where they spend the first two years on Emorys original campus 38 miles east of Atlanta, transferring in their junior year to the Atlanta campus. Oxford and Emory College students can apply for junior year admission to the renowned Goizueta Business School to earn a bachelor of business administration. They can apply also to the Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing, one of the nations top private nursing schools. Emory undergraduates choose from 70+ majors, 50+ minors, numerous interdisciplinary studies, and a selection of pre-professional programs","Private, Coed",1836,"United Methodist",Semester,City,"$6.9 billion +","201 Dowman Drive, Atlanta, GA 30322","(404) 727-6123",78,100.0
27,"2018-05-08 06:16:34",Engineering,,78,"2018-04-07 06:31:47",Engineering,41,"2018-04-19 07:02:52","Emory University",Atlanta,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Emory University is known for demanding academics, outstanding undergraduate education in the arts and sciences, highly ranked professional schools and state-of-the-art research. Emory encourages students to become fully engaged in the classroom and beyond and to create their own learning experiences, with top faculty committed to teaching and fostering undergraduate research in the sciences and humanities. We have a diverse student body from all 50 states, the District of Columbia and over 100 countries/ territories. Our students and faculty enjoy affiliations with and access to some of the most revered institutions in the world, including Yerkes National Primate Research Center, The Carter Center and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Our student-athletes are among the best in NCAA Division III sports, having recently won championships in Swimming & Diving and Tennis. Nationally competitive awards and honors recognizing Emory students include the Fullbright Fellowship, Goldwater Scholarship, Luce Scholar, Marshall Scholarship, National Science Foundation Fellowship, NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship, and Rhodes Scholarship.At Emory, students have four primary options for their undergraduate education. Entering freshmen can apply to Emory College, which offers a liberal arts education within the heart of a major research university. Students also can apply to Oxford College where they spend the first two years on Emorys original campus 38 miles east of Atlanta, transferring in their junior year to the Atlanta campus. Oxford and Emory College students can apply for junior year admission to the renowned Goizueta Business School to earn a bachelor of business administration. They can apply also to the Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing, one of the nations top private nursing schools. Emory undergraduates choose from 70+ majors, 50+ minors, numerous interdisciplinary studies, and a selection of pre-professional programs","Private, Coed",1836,"United Methodist",Semester,City,"$6.9 billion +","201 Dowman Drive, Atlanta, GA 30322","(404) 727-6123",78,100.0
28,"2018-05-08 06:17:16",Business,"The J. Whitney Bunting School of Business at Georgia College & State University offers these departments and concentrations: management information systems. Its tuition is part-time: $288 per credit (in-state) and part-time: $1,027 per credit (out-of-state).",82,"2018-04-07 06:31:59",Business,44,"2018-04-19 07:03:29","Georgia College & State University",Milledgeville,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","As the states designated public liberal arts university, Georgia College (GC) is committed to combining the educational experiences of esteemed private liberal arts colleges with the affordability of public higher education. GC is a residential learning community that emphasizes undergraduate education and offers selected graduate programs. The faculty are dedicated to challenging students and fostering excellence in the classroom and beyond. GC seeks to endow its graduates with a passion for achievement, a lifelong curiosity and an exuberance for learning.","Public, Coed",1889,N/A,Semester,City,"$34.9 million","231 W. Hancock Street, Milledgeville, GA 31061","(478) 445-5004",61,100.0
29,"2018-05-08 06:17:26",Nursing,"Georgia College & State University is a public school. The School of Nursing has an application deadline of January 9 and an application fee of $35 for U.S. residents. Tuition for the master's program at the School of Nursing is full-time: $373 per credit (in-state) and $373 per credit (out-of-state). Tuition for the DNP program is full-time: $373 per credit (in-state) and $373 per credit (out-of-state). The School of Nursing at Georgia College & State University has 25 full-time faculty members. The total graduate nursing enrollment is 145.",83,"2018-04-07 06:31:59",Nursing,44,"2018-04-19 07:03:29","Georgia College & State University",Milledgeville,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","As the states designated public liberal arts university, Georgia College (GC) is committed to combining the educational experiences of esteemed private liberal arts colleges with the affordability of public higher education. GC is a residential learning community that emphasizes undergraduate education and offers selected graduate programs. The faculty are dedicated to challenging students and fostering excellence in the classroom and beyond. GC seeks to endow its graduates with a passion for achievement, a lifelong curiosity and an exuberance for learning.","Public, Coed",1889,N/A,Semester,City,"$34.9 million","231 W. Hancock Street, Milledgeville, GA 31061","(478) 445-5004",61,100.0
30,"2018-05-08 06:17:47",Business,"The Scheller College of Business at Georgia Institute of Technology offers these departments and concentrations: accounting, consulting, entrepreneurship, ethics, finance, general management, human resources management, international business, leadership, marketing, management information systems, production/operations management, organizational behavior, real estate, supply chain management/logistics, quantitative analysis/statistics and operations research, and technology. Its tuition is full-time: $29,232 per year (in-state); full-time: $40,180 per year (out-of-state); part-time: $1,218 per credit (in-state); part-time: $1,675 per credit (out-of-state); executive: $79,000 total program (in-state); and executive: $79,000 total program (out-of-state). At graduation, 71.9 percent of graduates of the full-time program are employed.",85,"2018-04-07 06:33:16",Business,46,"2018-04-17 22:07:55","Georgia Institute of Technology",Atlanta,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","The Georgia Institute of Technology, also known as Georgia Tech, is one of the nations leading research universities, providing a focused, technologically based education to more than 21,500 undergraduate and graduate students. Georgia Tech has many nationally recognized programs, all top-ranked by peers and publications alike, and is ranked in the nations top 10 public universities by U.S. News and World Report. It offers degrees through the Colleges of Design, Computing, Engineering, Sciences, the Scheller College of Business, and the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts. As a leadingtechnological university, Georgia Tech has more than 100 centers focused oninterdisciplinary research that consistently contribute vital research and innovation to American government, industry, and business.","Public, Coed",1885,N/A,Semester,Urban,"$1.8 billion +","225 North Avenue NW, Atlanta, GA 30332","(404) 894-2000",68,100.0
31,"2018-05-08 06:18:45",Engineering,,87,"2018-04-07 06:33:16",Engineering,46,"2018-04-17 22:07:55","Georgia Institute of Technology",Atlanta,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","The Georgia Institute of Technology, also known as Georgia Tech, is one of the nations leading research universities, providing a focused, technologically based education to more than 21,500 undergraduate and graduate students. Georgia Tech has many nationally recognized programs, all top-ranked by peers and publications alike, and is ranked in the nations top 10 public universities by U.S. News and World Report. It offers degrees through the Colleges of Design, Computing, Engineering, Sciences, the Scheller College of Business, and the Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts. As a leadingtechnological university, Georgia Tech has more than 100 centers focused oninterdisciplinary research that consistently contribute vital research and innovation to American government, industry, and business.","Public, Coed",1885,N/A,Semester,Urban,"$1.8 billion +","225 North Avenue NW, Atlanta, GA 30332","(404) 894-2000",68,100.0
32,"2018-05-08 06:19:24",Business,"The Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University offers these departments and concentrations: accounting, economics, entrepreneurship, finance, general management, health care administration, human resources management, international business, marketing, not-for-profit management, production/operations management, organizational behavior, public policy, real estate, and quantitative analysis/statistics and operations research. Its tuition is full-time: $68,955 per year; part-time: $6,683 per credit; and executive: $100,560 per year. At graduation, 81.6 percent of graduates of the full-time program are employed.",91,"2018-04-07 06:36:30",Business,58,"2018-04-19 07:11:56","Northwestern University",Evanston,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Northwestern University offers a wide range of academic choices, extensive undergraduate research opportunities and a beautiful campus located on the shore of Lake Michigan just outside of Chicago. With more than 4,000 courses and 190-plus majors, minors, certificates and concentrations, anyone can plot their own unique Northwestern direction. Northwestern's six undergraduate schools offer choices in arts and sciences, communication, education and social policy, engineering and applied science, journalism and integrated marketing communications, and music. In addition, Northwestern students can choose from more than 130 study abroad programs in 50 countries. Northwestern's 8,400 undergraduates are collaborative, innovative, committed to success and to service -- and friendly. Northwestern is a place where students are not limited or confined to a specific academic discipline, but instead are free to explore their options and create their own path. Northwestern's 1,200 full-time faculty members include recipients of the Pulitzer Prize, Tony Award, and MacArthur ""genius"" grant, as well as other awards and honors. In 2016, Board of Trustees Professor of Chemistry Sir Fraser Stoddart was awarded the Nobel Prize in chemistry ""for the design and synthesis of molecular machines."" In the faculty ranks are members of the National Academy of Sciences, the National Academy of Engineering, and other honorary and professional societies. But they are also dedicated teachers, with many of the top scholars and researchers working side-by-side with undergraduate students. With 77 percent of classes having fewer than 20 students, and Northwestern's low 7:1 student-faculty ratio, undergraduate students have numerous opportunities to collaborate with faculty in research, as well as receive career advice and assistance from faculty mentors. Northwestern offers a variety of financial aid options to make a Northwestern education accessible to all. From scholarships to work-study programs, the University works with each individual student and family to provide the necessary resources, and approximately 60 percent of undergraduate students receive financial assistance. Northwestern provides generous need-based scholarships and grants, including a No-Loan Scholarship program, which means that qualified students can graduate debt-free. And with 95 percent of Northwestern graduates employed or continuing their education full-time within six months of graduation, a Northwestern degree is an extraordinarily valuable asset in the employment marketplace. Northwestern is a founding member of, and the only private university in, the powerful Big Ten Conference. As a result, Northwestern students get to see some of the best college football, basketball, lacrosse, soccer and other sports. In 2017, the men's basketball team was the Cinderella story of the NCAA Tournament, receiving its first-ever bid and powering through to the second round. A newly expanded recreation center and a new state-of-the-art sailing center on Northwestern's private beach located on campus provide outstanding fitness and recreational facilities for all students. Northwestern is located in Evanston, a quintessential college town, with hundreds of restaurants, cafes and shops a few blocks from the campus. With Chicago next door and free campus shuttle buses going to Northwestern's downtown campus, students can easily take advantage of the music, theatre, museums, sports, and entertainment of a world-class city to enrich their undergraduate experience. In addition, Northwestern's location means that students can participate in internships, field studies and research opportunities at major corporations and nonprofit organizations in Chicago.","Private, Coed",1851,N/A,Quarter,Suburban,"$7.5 billion","633 Clark Street, Evanston, IL 60208","(847) 491-3741",90,100.0
33,"2018-05-08 06:19:28",Law,"The School of Law at Northwestern University has an application deadline of February 15. The full-time program application fee at the School of Law at Northwestern University is $75. Its tuition is full-time: $62,084. The student-faculty ratio is 3.9:1. The School of Law at Northwestern University has 244 full- and part-time faculty on staff.",92,"2018-04-07 06:36:30",Law,58,"2018-04-19 07:11:56","Northwestern University",Evanston,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Northwestern University offers a wide range of academic choices, extensive undergraduate research opportunities and a beautiful campus located on the shore of Lake Michigan just outside of Chicago. With more than 4,000 courses and 190-plus majors, minors, certificates and concentrations, anyone can plot their own unique Northwestern direction. Northwestern's six undergraduate schools offer choices in arts and sciences, communication, education and social policy, engineering and applied science, journalism and integrated marketing communications, and music. In addition, Northwestern students can choose from more than 130 study abroad programs in 50 countries. Northwestern's 8,400 undergraduates are collaborative, innovative, committed to success and to service -- and friendly. Northwestern is a place where students are not limited or confined to a specific academic discipline, but instead are free to explore their options and create their own path. Northwestern's 1,200 full-time faculty members include recipients of the Pulitzer Prize, Tony Award, and MacArthur ""genius"" grant, as well as other awards and honors. In 2016, Board of Trustees Professor of Chemistry Sir Fraser Stoddart was awarded the Nobel Prize in chemistry ""for the design and synthesis of molecular machines."" In the faculty ranks are members of the National Academy of Sciences, the National Academy of Engineering, and other honorary and professional societies. But they are also dedicated teachers, with many of the top scholars and researchers working side-by-side with undergraduate students. With 77 percent of classes having fewer than 20 students, and Northwestern's low 7:1 student-faculty ratio, undergraduate students have numerous opportunities to collaborate with faculty in research, as well as receive career advice and assistance from faculty mentors. Northwestern offers a variety of financial aid options to make a Northwestern education accessible to all. From scholarships to work-study programs, the University works with each individual student and family to provide the necessary resources, and approximately 60 percent of undergraduate students receive financial assistance. Northwestern provides generous need-based scholarships and grants, including a No-Loan Scholarship program, which means that qualified students can graduate debt-free. And with 95 percent of Northwestern graduates employed or continuing their education full-time within six months of graduation, a Northwestern degree is an extraordinarily valuable asset in the employment marketplace. Northwestern is a founding member of, and the only private university in, the powerful Big Ten Conference. As a result, Northwestern students get to see some of the best college football, basketball, lacrosse, soccer and other sports. In 2017, the men's basketball team was the Cinderella story of the NCAA Tournament, receiving its first-ever bid and powering through to the second round. A newly expanded recreation center and a new state-of-the-art sailing center on Northwestern's private beach located on campus provide outstanding fitness and recreational facilities for all students. Northwestern is located in Evanston, a quintessential college town, with hundreds of restaurants, cafes and shops a few blocks from the campus. With Chicago next door and free campus shuttle buses going to Northwestern's downtown campus, students can easily take advantage of the music, theatre, museums, sports, and entertainment of a world-class city to enrich their undergraduate experience. In addition, Northwestern's location means that students can participate in internships, field studies and research opportunities at major corporations and nonprofit organizations in Chicago.","Private, Coed",1851,N/A,Quarter,Suburban,"$7.5 billion","633 Clark Street, Evanston, IL 60208","(847) 491-3741",90,100.0
34,"2018-05-08 06:19:33",Medicine,"The Feinberg School of Medicine at Northwestern University has an application deadline of November 1. The application fee at Northwestern University is $95. Its tuition is full-time: $57,957. The faculty-student ratio at Northwestern University is 2.7:1. The Feinberg School of Medicine has 1,923 full- and part-time faculty on staff.",93,"2018-04-07 06:36:30",Medicine,58,"2018-04-19 07:11:56","Northwestern University",Evanston,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Northwestern University offers a wide range of academic choices, extensive undergraduate research opportunities and a beautiful campus located on the shore of Lake Michigan just outside of Chicago. With more than 4,000 courses and 190-plus majors, minors, certificates and concentrations, anyone can plot their own unique Northwestern direction. Northwestern's six undergraduate schools offer choices in arts and sciences, communication, education and social policy, engineering and applied science, journalism and integrated marketing communications, and music. In addition, Northwestern students can choose from more than 130 study abroad programs in 50 countries. Northwestern's 8,400 undergraduates are collaborative, innovative, committed to success and to service -- and friendly. Northwestern is a place where students are not limited or confined to a specific academic discipline, but instead are free to explore their options and create their own path. Northwestern's 1,200 full-time faculty members include recipients of the Pulitzer Prize, Tony Award, and MacArthur ""genius"" grant, as well as other awards and honors. In 2016, Board of Trustees Professor of Chemistry Sir Fraser Stoddart was awarded the Nobel Prize in chemistry ""for the design and synthesis of molecular machines."" In the faculty ranks are members of the National Academy of Sciences, the National Academy of Engineering, and other honorary and professional societies. But they are also dedicated teachers, with many of the top scholars and researchers working side-by-side with undergraduate students. With 77 percent of classes having fewer than 20 students, and Northwestern's low 7:1 student-faculty ratio, undergraduate students have numerous opportunities to collaborate with faculty in research, as well as receive career advice and assistance from faculty mentors. Northwestern offers a variety of financial aid options to make a Northwestern education accessible to all. From scholarships to work-study programs, the University works with each individual student and family to provide the necessary resources, and approximately 60 percent of undergraduate students receive financial assistance. Northwestern provides generous need-based scholarships and grants, including a No-Loan Scholarship program, which means that qualified students can graduate debt-free. And with 95 percent of Northwestern graduates employed or continuing their education full-time within six months of graduation, a Northwestern degree is an extraordinarily valuable asset in the employment marketplace. Northwestern is a founding member of, and the only private university in, the powerful Big Ten Conference. As a result, Northwestern students get to see some of the best college football, basketball, lacrosse, soccer and other sports. In 2017, the men's basketball team was the Cinderella story of the NCAA Tournament, receiving its first-ever bid and powering through to the second round. A newly expanded recreation center and a new state-of-the-art sailing center on Northwestern's private beach located on campus provide outstanding fitness and recreational facilities for all students. Northwestern is located in Evanston, a quintessential college town, with hundreds of restaurants, cafes and shops a few blocks from the campus. With Chicago next door and free campus shuttle buses going to Northwestern's downtown campus, students can easily take advantage of the music, theatre, museums, sports, and entertainment of a world-class city to enrich their undergraduate experience. In addition, Northwestern's location means that students can participate in internships, field studies and research opportunities at major corporations and nonprofit organizations in Chicago.","Private, Coed",1851,N/A,Quarter,Suburban,"$7.5 billion","633 Clark Street, Evanston, IL 60208","(847) 491-3741",90,100.0
35,"2018-05-08 06:19:38",Engineering,"The Robert R. McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science at Northwestern University has an application deadline of December 15. The application fee is $95 for U.S. residents and $95 for international students. The 2017 Ph.D. student-faculty ratio is 4.6:1. The Robert R. McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science at Northwestern University has 195 full-time faculty on staff.",94,"2018-04-07 06:36:30",Engineering,58,"2018-04-19 07:11:56","Northwestern University",Evanston,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Northwestern University offers a wide range of academic choices, extensive undergraduate research opportunities and a beautiful campus located on the shore of Lake Michigan just outside of Chicago. With more than 4,000 courses and 190-plus majors, minors, certificates and concentrations, anyone can plot their own unique Northwestern direction. Northwestern's six undergraduate schools offer choices in arts and sciences, communication, education and social policy, engineering and applied science, journalism and integrated marketing communications, and music. In addition, Northwestern students can choose from more than 130 study abroad programs in 50 countries. Northwestern's 8,400 undergraduates are collaborative, innovative, committed to success and to service -- and friendly. Northwestern is a place where students are not limited or confined to a specific academic discipline, but instead are free to explore their options and create their own path. Northwestern's 1,200 full-time faculty members include recipients of the Pulitzer Prize, Tony Award, and MacArthur ""genius"" grant, as well as other awards and honors. In 2016, Board of Trustees Professor of Chemistry Sir Fraser Stoddart was awarded the Nobel Prize in chemistry ""for the design and synthesis of molecular machines."" In the faculty ranks are members of the National Academy of Sciences, the National Academy of Engineering, and other honorary and professional societies. But they are also dedicated teachers, with many of the top scholars and researchers working side-by-side with undergraduate students. With 77 percent of classes having fewer than 20 students, and Northwestern's low 7:1 student-faculty ratio, undergraduate students have numerous opportunities to collaborate with faculty in research, as well as receive career advice and assistance from faculty mentors. Northwestern offers a variety of financial aid options to make a Northwestern education accessible to all. From scholarships to work-study programs, the University works with each individual student and family to provide the necessary resources, and approximately 60 percent of undergraduate students receive financial assistance. Northwestern provides generous need-based scholarships and grants, including a No-Loan Scholarship program, which means that qualified students can graduate debt-free. And with 95 percent of Northwestern graduates employed or continuing their education full-time within six months of graduation, a Northwestern degree is an extraordinarily valuable asset in the employment marketplace. Northwestern is a founding member of, and the only private university in, the powerful Big Ten Conference. As a result, Northwestern students get to see some of the best college football, basketball, lacrosse, soccer and other sports. In 2017, the men's basketball team was the Cinderella story of the NCAA Tournament, receiving its first-ever bid and powering through to the second round. A newly expanded recreation center and a new state-of-the-art sailing center on Northwestern's private beach located on campus provide outstanding fitness and recreational facilities for all students. Northwestern is located in Evanston, a quintessential college town, with hundreds of restaurants, cafes and shops a few blocks from the campus. With Chicago next door and free campus shuttle buses going to Northwestern's downtown campus, students can easily take advantage of the music, theatre, museums, sports, and entertainment of a world-class city to enrich their undergraduate experience. In addition, Northwestern's location means that students can participate in internships, field studies and research opportunities at major corporations and nonprofit organizations in Chicago.","Private, Coed",1851,N/A,Quarter,Suburban,"$7.5 billion","633 Clark Street, Evanston, IL 60208","(847) 491-3741",90,100.0
36,"2018-05-08 06:19:48",Education,"The School of Education and Social Policy at Northwestern University has an application deadline of December 4. The application fee for the education program at Northwestern University is $95. The School of Education and Social Policy at Northwestern University has 36 full-time faculty on staff with a 1.9:1 ratio of full-time equivalent doctoral students to full-time faculty.",95,"2018-04-07 06:36:30",Education,58,"2018-04-19 07:11:56","Northwestern University",Evanston,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Northwestern University offers a wide range of academic choices, extensive undergraduate research opportunities and a beautiful campus located on the shore of Lake Michigan just outside of Chicago. With more than 4,000 courses and 190-plus majors, minors, certificates and concentrations, anyone can plot their own unique Northwestern direction. Northwestern's six undergraduate schools offer choices in arts and sciences, communication, education and social policy, engineering and applied science, journalism and integrated marketing communications, and music. In addition, Northwestern students can choose from more than 130 study abroad programs in 50 countries. Northwestern's 8,400 undergraduates are collaborative, innovative, committed to success and to service -- and friendly. Northwestern is a place where students are not limited or confined to a specific academic discipline, but instead are free to explore their options and create their own path. Northwestern's 1,200 full-time faculty members include recipients of the Pulitzer Prize, Tony Award, and MacArthur ""genius"" grant, as well as other awards and honors. In 2016, Board of Trustees Professor of Chemistry Sir Fraser Stoddart was awarded the Nobel Prize in chemistry ""for the design and synthesis of molecular machines."" In the faculty ranks are members of the National Academy of Sciences, the National Academy of Engineering, and other honorary and professional societies. But they are also dedicated teachers, with many of the top scholars and researchers working side-by-side with undergraduate students. With 77 percent of classes having fewer than 20 students, and Northwestern's low 7:1 student-faculty ratio, undergraduate students have numerous opportunities to collaborate with faculty in research, as well as receive career advice and assistance from faculty mentors. Northwestern offers a variety of financial aid options to make a Northwestern education accessible to all. From scholarships to work-study programs, the University works with each individual student and family to provide the necessary resources, and approximately 60 percent of undergraduate students receive financial assistance. Northwestern provides generous need-based scholarships and grants, including a No-Loan Scholarship program, which means that qualified students can graduate debt-free. And with 95 percent of Northwestern graduates employed or continuing their education full-time within six months of graduation, a Northwestern degree is an extraordinarily valuable asset in the employment marketplace. Northwestern is a founding member of, and the only private university in, the powerful Big Ten Conference. As a result, Northwestern students get to see some of the best college football, basketball, lacrosse, soccer and other sports. In 2017, the men's basketball team was the Cinderella story of the NCAA Tournament, receiving its first-ever bid and powering through to the second round. A newly expanded recreation center and a new state-of-the-art sailing center on Northwestern's private beach located on campus provide outstanding fitness and recreational facilities for all students. Northwestern is located in Evanston, a quintessential college town, with hundreds of restaurants, cafes and shops a few blocks from the campus. With Chicago next door and free campus shuttle buses going to Northwestern's downtown campus, students can easily take advantage of the music, theatre, museums, sports, and entertainment of a world-class city to enrich their undergraduate experience. In addition, Northwestern's location means that students can participate in internships, field studies and research opportunities at major corporations and nonprofit organizations in Chicago.","Private, Coed",1851,N/A,Quarter,Suburban,"$7.5 billion","633 Clark Street, Evanston, IL 60208","(847) 491-3741",90,100.0
37,"2018-05-08 06:21:01",Business,"The College of Business at University of Illinois--Urbana-Champaign offers these departments and concentrations: accounting, actuarial science, consulting, e-commerce, economics, entrepreneurship, finance, general management, health care administration, human resources management, industrial management, international business, leadership, manufacturing and technology management, marketing, management information systems, production/operations management, organizational behavior, portfolio management, public policy, real estate, sports business, supply chain management/logistics, quantitative analysis/statistics and operations research, and technology. Its tuition is full-time: $23,996 per year (in-state); full-time: $36,008 per year (out-of-state); part-time: $22,889 per year (in-state); part-time: $34,347 per year (out-of-state); executive: $55,500 total program (in-state); and executive: $55,500 total program (out-of-state). At graduation, 71.2 percent of graduates of the full-time program are employed.",101,"2018-04-07 06:37:47",Business,59,"2018-04-19 07:12:06","University of Illinois--Urbana-Champaign",Champaign,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is the states flagship institution: a classic land-grant university, dedicated to its traditional excellence in education, research, and public engagement, and driven to innovate in each of these missions.More than 1,970 Urbana-Champaign faculty members lead more than 45,000 undergraduate, graduate and professional students in a process of discovery and learning in 15 colleges and schools and more than 80 research centers and labs. Undergraduates make up three-quarters of the student population. Roughly 70 percent of the undergraduate students come from the 102 counties of Illinois, with the rest traveling to Illinois from all 50 states and more than 100 nations. All are highly qualified and choose between 150 undergraduate programs of study. The middle 50 percent of freshmen at Illinois score between 26 and 30 on the ACT, and these same students ranked between the 84th and 96th percentile in their high school graduating classes. Undergraduate students often travel around the globe through one of the top ten study abroad programs among major research institutions in the United States.Faculty members also are well connected internationally, collaborating with other top scholars from around the world and across disciplines. They are world-renowned scholars who have been recognized with such top awards as Nobel Prizes, Pulitzer Prizes, Guggenheim Fellowships, Tony Awards, MacArthur ""genius"" awards, and memberships in the nations elite academies of arts and sciences. Of twelve Nobel laureates who have served on the faculty, two were honored for work undertaken at this University. Illinois became only the third American public university, and the eleventh institution in the world, ever to have two Nobel Prizes (in different fields) awarded to members of its faculty in the same year. Urbana campus alumni are similarly recognized. Eleven University alumni have won Nobel Prizes.Campus resources include the worlds largest public university library, with millions of items circulated and hundreds of thousands of reference questions answered each year. Outstanding centers for performance and training in the arts include one of the nations best performing arts facilities, the Krannert Center. World-class research facilities in Urbana include the National Center for Supercomputing Applications, Beckman Institute, Institute for Genomic Biology and Siebel Center for Computer Science.Of course, many people across the nation know Urbana-Champaign as the home of nine mens and 10 womens Big Ten sports teams. The campus Division of Intercollegiate Athletics is know for its integrity and its emphasis on scholarship among its athletes. Mens basketball and football are high profile sports, but Illinois also has won recent national and conference champions in such programs as gymnastics, tennis, and wrestling.","Public, Coed",1867,N/A,Semester,City,"$1.6 billion","601 E. John Street, Champaign, IL 61820","(217) 333-1000",63,100.0
38,"2018-05-08 06:21:09",Law,"The University of Illinois College of Law at University of Illinois--Urbana-Champaign has an application deadline of March 15. Its tuition is full-time: $38,098 (in-state) and full-time: $48,098 (out-of-state). The student-faculty ratio is 5.0:1. The University of Illinois College of Law at University of Illinois--Urbana-Champaign has 128 full- and part-time faculty on staff.",102,"2018-04-07 06:37:47",Law,59,"2018-04-19 07:12:06","University of Illinois--Urbana-Champaign",Champaign,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is the states flagship institution: a classic land-grant university, dedicated to its traditional excellence in education, research, and public engagement, and driven to innovate in each of these missions.More than 1,970 Urbana-Champaign faculty members lead more than 45,000 undergraduate, graduate and professional students in a process of discovery and learning in 15 colleges and schools and more than 80 research centers and labs. Undergraduates make up three-quarters of the student population. Roughly 70 percent of the undergraduate students come from the 102 counties of Illinois, with the rest traveling to Illinois from all 50 states and more than 100 nations. All are highly qualified and choose between 150 undergraduate programs of study. The middle 50 percent of freshmen at Illinois score between 26 and 30 on the ACT, and these same students ranked between the 84th and 96th percentile in their high school graduating classes. Undergraduate students often travel around the globe through one of the top ten study abroad programs among major research institutions in the United States.Faculty members also are well connected internationally, collaborating with other top scholars from around the world and across disciplines. They are world-renowned scholars who have been recognized with such top awards as Nobel Prizes, Pulitzer Prizes, Guggenheim Fellowships, Tony Awards, MacArthur ""genius"" awards, and memberships in the nations elite academies of arts and sciences. Of twelve Nobel laureates who have served on the faculty, two were honored for work undertaken at this University. Illinois became only the third American public university, and the eleventh institution in the world, ever to have two Nobel Prizes (in different fields) awarded to members of its faculty in the same year. Urbana campus alumni are similarly recognized. Eleven University alumni have won Nobel Prizes.Campus resources include the worlds largest public university library, with millions of items circulated and hundreds of thousands of reference questions answered each year. Outstanding centers for performance and training in the arts include one of the nations best performing arts facilities, the Krannert Center. World-class research facilities in Urbana include the National Center for Supercomputing Applications, Beckman Institute, Institute for Genomic Biology and Siebel Center for Computer Science.Of course, many people across the nation know Urbana-Champaign as the home of nine mens and 10 womens Big Ten sports teams. The campus Division of Intercollegiate Athletics is know for its integrity and its emphasis on scholarship among its athletes. Mens basketball and football are high profile sports, but Illinois also has won recent national and conference champions in such programs as gymnastics, tennis, and wrestling.","Public, Coed",1867,N/A,Semester,City,"$1.6 billion","601 E. John Street, Champaign, IL 61820","(217) 333-1000",63,100.0
39,"2018-05-08 06:21:16",Engineering,"The application fee is $70 for U.S. residents and $90 for international students. The 2017 Ph.D. student-faculty ratio is 4.3:1. The College of Engineering at University of Illinois--Urbana-Champaign has 437 full-time faculty on staff.",103,"2018-04-07 06:37:47",Engineering,59,"2018-04-19 07:12:06","University of Illinois--Urbana-Champaign",Champaign,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is the states flagship institution: a classic land-grant university, dedicated to its traditional excellence in education, research, and public engagement, and driven to innovate in each of these missions.More than 1,970 Urbana-Champaign faculty members lead more than 45,000 undergraduate, graduate and professional students in a process of discovery and learning in 15 colleges and schools and more than 80 research centers and labs. Undergraduates make up three-quarters of the student population. Roughly 70 percent of the undergraduate students come from the 102 counties of Illinois, with the rest traveling to Illinois from all 50 states and more than 100 nations. All are highly qualified and choose between 150 undergraduate programs of study. The middle 50 percent of freshmen at Illinois score between 26 and 30 on the ACT, and these same students ranked between the 84th and 96th percentile in their high school graduating classes. Undergraduate students often travel around the globe through one of the top ten study abroad programs among major research institutions in the United States.Faculty members also are well connected internationally, collaborating with other top scholars from around the world and across disciplines. They are world-renowned scholars who have been recognized with such top awards as Nobel Prizes, Pulitzer Prizes, Guggenheim Fellowships, Tony Awards, MacArthur ""genius"" awards, and memberships in the nations elite academies of arts and sciences. Of twelve Nobel laureates who have served on the faculty, two were honored for work undertaken at this University. Illinois became only the third American public university, and the eleventh institution in the world, ever to have two Nobel Prizes (in different fields) awarded to members of its faculty in the same year. Urbana campus alumni are similarly recognized. Eleven University alumni have won Nobel Prizes.Campus resources include the worlds largest public university library, with millions of items circulated and hundreds of thousands of reference questions answered each year. Outstanding centers for performance and training in the arts include one of the nations best performing arts facilities, the Krannert Center. World-class research facilities in Urbana include the National Center for Supercomputing Applications, Beckman Institute, Institute for Genomic Biology and Siebel Center for Computer Science.Of course, many people across the nation know Urbana-Champaign as the home of nine mens and 10 womens Big Ten sports teams. The campus Division of Intercollegiate Athletics is know for its integrity and its emphasis on scholarship among its athletes. Mens basketball and football are high profile sports, but Illinois also has won recent national and conference champions in such programs as gymnastics, tennis, and wrestling.","Public, Coed",1867,N/A,Semester,City,"$1.6 billion","601 E. John Street, Champaign, IL 61820","(217) 333-1000",63,100.0
40,"2018-05-08 06:21:33",Education,"The College of Education at University of Illinois--Urbana-Champaign has an application deadline of April 1. The application fee for the education program at University of Illinois--Urbana-Champaign is $90. The College of Education at University of Illinois--Urbana-Champaign has 68 full-time faculty on staff with a 4.4:1 ratio of full-time equivalent doctoral students to full-time faculty.",104,"2018-04-07 06:37:47",Education,59,"2018-04-19 07:12:06","University of Illinois--Urbana-Champaign",Champaign,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is the states flagship institution: a classic land-grant university, dedicated to its traditional excellence in education, research, and public engagement, and driven to innovate in each of these missions.More than 1,970 Urbana-Champaign faculty members lead more than 45,000 undergraduate, graduate and professional students in a process of discovery and learning in 15 colleges and schools and more than 80 research centers and labs. Undergraduates make up three-quarters of the student population. Roughly 70 percent of the undergraduate students come from the 102 counties of Illinois, with the rest traveling to Illinois from all 50 states and more than 100 nations. All are highly qualified and choose between 150 undergraduate programs of study. The middle 50 percent of freshmen at Illinois score between 26 and 30 on the ACT, and these same students ranked between the 84th and 96th percentile in their high school graduating classes. Undergraduate students often travel around the globe through one of the top ten study abroad programs among major research institutions in the United States.Faculty members also are well connected internationally, collaborating with other top scholars from around the world and across disciplines. They are world-renowned scholars who have been recognized with such top awards as Nobel Prizes, Pulitzer Prizes, Guggenheim Fellowships, Tony Awards, MacArthur ""genius"" awards, and memberships in the nations elite academies of arts and sciences. Of twelve Nobel laureates who have served on the faculty, two were honored for work undertaken at this University. Illinois became only the third American public university, and the eleventh institution in the world, ever to have two Nobel Prizes (in different fields) awarded to members of its faculty in the same year. Urbana campus alumni are similarly recognized. Eleven University alumni have won Nobel Prizes.Campus resources include the worlds largest public university library, with millions of items circulated and hundreds of thousands of reference questions answered each year. Outstanding centers for performance and training in the arts include one of the nations best performing arts facilities, the Krannert Center. World-class research facilities in Urbana include the National Center for Supercomputing Applications, Beckman Institute, Institute for Genomic Biology and Siebel Center for Computer Science.Of course, many people across the nation know Urbana-Champaign as the home of nine mens and 10 womens Big Ten sports teams. The campus Division of Intercollegiate Athletics is know for its integrity and its emphasis on scholarship among its athletes. Mens basketball and football are high profile sports, but Illinois also has won recent national and conference champions in such programs as gymnastics, tennis, and wrestling.","Public, Coed",1867,N/A,Semester,City,"$1.6 billion","601 E. John Street, Champaign, IL 61820","(217) 333-1000",63,100.0
41,"2018-05-08 06:22:25",Business,"The Stuart School of Business at Illinois Institute of Technology offers these departments and concentrations: entrepreneurship, finance, general management, international business, leadership, marketing, not-for-profit management, public administration, quantitative analysis/statistics and operations research, and technology.",110,"2018-04-07 06:38:03",Business,60,"2018-04-19 07:12:17","Illinois Institute of Technology",Chicago,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Founded in 1890, Illinois Institute of Technology is a private, technology-focused university, located in Chicago, that combines hands-on learning and research opportunities across the disciplines to prepare students to innovate and solve real-world problems. Illinois Tech is home to more than 7,800 students from 100 countries and 48 states enrolled in undergraduate and graduate degree programs in engineering, the sciences, architecture, human sciences, design, business, applied technology, and law. Illinois Tech's Mies Campus, located three miles from downtown Chicago and adjacent to Guaranteed Rate Field, home of the Chicago White Sox, was named by Forbes as one of the country's most beautiful college campuses. Nineteen of its buildings, including the iconic S. R. Crown Hall, were designed by the legendary architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, and architects Helmut Jahn and Rem Koolhaas, respectively, designed the contemporary State Street Village residence hall and The McCormick Tribune Campus Center; the latter incorporated elevated train tracks into its design. Our technology-focused curriculum, and specifically our signature Interprofessional Projects (IPRO) Program, is distinctive. Each semester-long IPRO course is a team-based project in which students from various majors work together to find solutions to real-world problems, such as developing a system for clean drinking water for the world's rural poor and developing a robotic standing wheelchair with a supinating arm. Innovative thinking is always taking place at Illinois Tech, especially in the Idea Shop. This 13,000-square-foot facility with rapid-prototyping equipment, 3-D printers, tools for app development, a laser cutter, and other cutting-edge equipment helps students turn ideas into reality. The university is constructing the Ed Kaplan Family Institute for Innovation and Tech Entrepreneurship. The Kaplan Institute promises to have a major impact on undergraduate and graduate education by housing facilities and equipment for implementing novel, educational, and entrepreneurial strategies. Two $1 million-plus Nayar Prize awards were established to encourage breakthrough projects that will produce meaningful results with a societal impact. We are a provisional member of the NCAA Division III; varsity athletes compete on men's and women's teams in basketball, cross country, soccer, swimming and diving, tennis, track and field, and volleyball; men's baseball; and women's lacrosse. Illinois Tech offers intramural sports, special leadership programs, and more than 150 student organizations. The university is home to more than two-dozen research centers, including the Pritzker Institute of Biomedical Science and Engineering and the Wanger Institute for Sustainable Energy Research. A signature research initiative is the campus-wide Illinois Tech Microgrid, which is designed to eliminate costly outages, minimize power disturbances, and curb greenhouse gas emissions; it is the nation's first functional microgrid. Undergraduates have the opportunity to work alongside faculty and researchers both on campus and at national laboratories. Innovations including the cell phone, magnetic recording, tall building architecture, and bar code technology are associated with Illinois Tech faculty and alumni. Our co-terminal degree programs allow students to earn both bachelor's and master's degrees in as few as five years. Top Illinois Tech applicants are invited to apply and interview for the Camras Scholars Program, a full-tuition scholarship, as well as the elite Duchossois Leadership Scholars Program. Every admitted student is automatically considered for a Heald Scholarship, up to $25,000 each annually. More than 98 percent of our students receive some type of financial aid. A 2017 report from the Equality of Opportunity Project showed that Illinois Tech surpasses all other Illinois universities profiled when it comes to the earnings of our graduates from low-income households.","Private, Coed",1890,N/A,Semester,Urban,"$224.2 million +","10 West 35th Street, Chicago, IL 60616","(312) 567-3000",49,100.0
42,"2018-05-08 06:22:41",Law,"The Chicago-Kent College of Law at Illinois Institute of Technology has an application deadline of March 15. Its tuition is full-time: $46,822 and part-time: $35,200. The student-faculty ratio is 6.9:1. The Chicago-Kent College of Law at Illinois Institute of Technology has 167 full- and part-time faculty on staff.",111,"2018-04-07 06:38:03",Law,60,"2018-04-19 07:12:17","Illinois Institute of Technology",Chicago,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Founded in 1890, Illinois Institute of Technology is a private, technology-focused university, located in Chicago, that combines hands-on learning and research opportunities across the disciplines to prepare students to innovate and solve real-world problems. Illinois Tech is home to more than 7,800 students from 100 countries and 48 states enrolled in undergraduate and graduate degree programs in engineering, the sciences, architecture, human sciences, design, business, applied technology, and law. Illinois Tech's Mies Campus, located three miles from downtown Chicago and adjacent to Guaranteed Rate Field, home of the Chicago White Sox, was named by Forbes as one of the country's most beautiful college campuses. Nineteen of its buildings, including the iconic S. R. Crown Hall, were designed by the legendary architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, and architects Helmut Jahn and Rem Koolhaas, respectively, designed the contemporary State Street Village residence hall and The McCormick Tribune Campus Center; the latter incorporated elevated train tracks into its design. Our technology-focused curriculum, and specifically our signature Interprofessional Projects (IPRO) Program, is distinctive. Each semester-long IPRO course is a team-based project in which students from various majors work together to find solutions to real-world problems, such as developing a system for clean drinking water for the world's rural poor and developing a robotic standing wheelchair with a supinating arm. Innovative thinking is always taking place at Illinois Tech, especially in the Idea Shop. This 13,000-square-foot facility with rapid-prototyping equipment, 3-D printers, tools for app development, a laser cutter, and other cutting-edge equipment helps students turn ideas into reality. The university is constructing the Ed Kaplan Family Institute for Innovation and Tech Entrepreneurship. The Kaplan Institute promises to have a major impact on undergraduate and graduate education by housing facilities and equipment for implementing novel, educational, and entrepreneurial strategies. Two $1 million-plus Nayar Prize awards were established to encourage breakthrough projects that will produce meaningful results with a societal impact. We are a provisional member of the NCAA Division III; varsity athletes compete on men's and women's teams in basketball, cross country, soccer, swimming and diving, tennis, track and field, and volleyball; men's baseball; and women's lacrosse. Illinois Tech offers intramural sports, special leadership programs, and more than 150 student organizations. The university is home to more than two-dozen research centers, including the Pritzker Institute of Biomedical Science and Engineering and the Wanger Institute for Sustainable Energy Research. A signature research initiative is the campus-wide Illinois Tech Microgrid, which is designed to eliminate costly outages, minimize power disturbances, and curb greenhouse gas emissions; it is the nation's first functional microgrid. Undergraduates have the opportunity to work alongside faculty and researchers both on campus and at national laboratories. Innovations including the cell phone, magnetic recording, tall building architecture, and bar code technology are associated with Illinois Tech faculty and alumni. Our co-terminal degree programs allow students to earn both bachelor's and master's degrees in as few as five years. Top Illinois Tech applicants are invited to apply and interview for the Camras Scholars Program, a full-tuition scholarship, as well as the elite Duchossois Leadership Scholars Program. Every admitted student is automatically considered for a Heald Scholarship, up to $25,000 each annually. More than 98 percent of our students receive some type of financial aid. A 2017 report from the Equality of Opportunity Project showed that Illinois Tech surpasses all other Illinois universities profiled when it comes to the earnings of our graduates from low-income households.","Private, Coed",1890,N/A,Semester,Urban,"$224.2 million +","10 West 35th Street, Chicago, IL 60616","(312) 567-3000",49,100.0
43,"2018-05-08 06:22:45",Engineering,"The Armour College of Engineering at Illinois Institute of Technology has an application deadline of January 1. The application fee is $60 for U.S. residents and $60 for international students. The 2017 Ph.D. student-faculty ratio is 3.1:1. The Armour College of Engineering at Illinois Institute of Technology has 91 full-time faculty on staff.",112,"2018-04-07 06:38:03",Engineering,60,"2018-04-19 07:12:17","Illinois Institute of Technology",Chicago,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Founded in 1890, Illinois Institute of Technology is a private, technology-focused university, located in Chicago, that combines hands-on learning and research opportunities across the disciplines to prepare students to innovate and solve real-world problems. Illinois Tech is home to more than 7,800 students from 100 countries and 48 states enrolled in undergraduate and graduate degree programs in engineering, the sciences, architecture, human sciences, design, business, applied technology, and law. Illinois Tech's Mies Campus, located three miles from downtown Chicago and adjacent to Guaranteed Rate Field, home of the Chicago White Sox, was named by Forbes as one of the country's most beautiful college campuses. Nineteen of its buildings, including the iconic S. R. Crown Hall, were designed by the legendary architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, and architects Helmut Jahn and Rem Koolhaas, respectively, designed the contemporary State Street Village residence hall and The McCormick Tribune Campus Center; the latter incorporated elevated train tracks into its design. Our technology-focused curriculum, and specifically our signature Interprofessional Projects (IPRO) Program, is distinctive. Each semester-long IPRO course is a team-based project in which students from various majors work together to find solutions to real-world problems, such as developing a system for clean drinking water for the world's rural poor and developing a robotic standing wheelchair with a supinating arm. Innovative thinking is always taking place at Illinois Tech, especially in the Idea Shop. This 13,000-square-foot facility with rapid-prototyping equipment, 3-D printers, tools for app development, a laser cutter, and other cutting-edge equipment helps students turn ideas into reality. The university is constructing the Ed Kaplan Family Institute for Innovation and Tech Entrepreneurship. The Kaplan Institute promises to have a major impact on undergraduate and graduate education by housing facilities and equipment for implementing novel, educational, and entrepreneurial strategies. Two $1 million-plus Nayar Prize awards were established to encourage breakthrough projects that will produce meaningful results with a societal impact. We are a provisional member of the NCAA Division III; varsity athletes compete on men's and women's teams in basketball, cross country, soccer, swimming and diving, tennis, track and field, and volleyball; men's baseball; and women's lacrosse. Illinois Tech offers intramural sports, special leadership programs, and more than 150 student organizations. The university is home to more than two-dozen research centers, including the Pritzker Institute of Biomedical Science and Engineering and the Wanger Institute for Sustainable Energy Research. A signature research initiative is the campus-wide Illinois Tech Microgrid, which is designed to eliminate costly outages, minimize power disturbances, and curb greenhouse gas emissions; it is the nation's first functional microgrid. Undergraduates have the opportunity to work alongside faculty and researchers both on campus and at national laboratories. Innovations including the cell phone, magnetic recording, tall building architecture, and bar code technology are associated with Illinois Tech faculty and alumni. Our co-terminal degree programs allow students to earn both bachelor's and master's degrees in as few as five years. Top Illinois Tech applicants are invited to apply and interview for the Camras Scholars Program, a full-tuition scholarship, as well as the elite Duchossois Leadership Scholars Program. Every admitted student is automatically considered for a Heald Scholarship, up to $25,000 each annually. More than 98 percent of our students receive some type of financial aid. A 2017 report from the Equality of Opportunity Project showed that Illinois Tech surpasses all other Illinois universities profiled when it comes to the earnings of our graduates from low-income households.","Private, Coed",1890,N/A,Semester,Urban,"$224.2 million +","10 West 35th Street, Chicago, IL 60616","(312) 567-3000",49,100.0
44,"2018-05-08 06:22:51",Education,"The Illinois Institute of Technology graduate education program has 2 full-time faculty on staff with a 5.2:1 ratio of full-time equivalent doctoral students to full-time faculty.",113,"2018-04-07 06:38:03",Education,60,"2018-04-19 07:12:17","Illinois Institute of Technology",Chicago,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Founded in 1890, Illinois Institute of Technology is a private, technology-focused university, located in Chicago, that combines hands-on learning and research opportunities across the disciplines to prepare students to innovate and solve real-world problems. Illinois Tech is home to more than 7,800 students from 100 countries and 48 states enrolled in undergraduate and graduate degree programs in engineering, the sciences, architecture, human sciences, design, business, applied technology, and law. Illinois Tech's Mies Campus, located three miles from downtown Chicago and adjacent to Guaranteed Rate Field, home of the Chicago White Sox, was named by Forbes as one of the country's most beautiful college campuses. Nineteen of its buildings, including the iconic S. R. Crown Hall, were designed by the legendary architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, and architects Helmut Jahn and Rem Koolhaas, respectively, designed the contemporary State Street Village residence hall and The McCormick Tribune Campus Center; the latter incorporated elevated train tracks into its design. Our technology-focused curriculum, and specifically our signature Interprofessional Projects (IPRO) Program, is distinctive. Each semester-long IPRO course is a team-based project in which students from various majors work together to find solutions to real-world problems, such as developing a system for clean drinking water for the world's rural poor and developing a robotic standing wheelchair with a supinating arm. Innovative thinking is always taking place at Illinois Tech, especially in the Idea Shop. This 13,000-square-foot facility with rapid-prototyping equipment, 3-D printers, tools for app development, a laser cutter, and other cutting-edge equipment helps students turn ideas into reality. The university is constructing the Ed Kaplan Family Institute for Innovation and Tech Entrepreneurship. The Kaplan Institute promises to have a major impact on undergraduate and graduate education by housing facilities and equipment for implementing novel, educational, and entrepreneurial strategies. Two $1 million-plus Nayar Prize awards were established to encourage breakthrough projects that will produce meaningful results with a societal impact. We are a provisional member of the NCAA Division III; varsity athletes compete on men's and women's teams in basketball, cross country, soccer, swimming and diving, tennis, track and field, and volleyball; men's baseball; and women's lacrosse. Illinois Tech offers intramural sports, special leadership programs, and more than 150 student organizations. The university is home to more than two-dozen research centers, including the Pritzker Institute of Biomedical Science and Engineering and the Wanger Institute for Sustainable Energy Research. A signature research initiative is the campus-wide Illinois Tech Microgrid, which is designed to eliminate costly outages, minimize power disturbances, and curb greenhouse gas emissions; it is the nation's first functional microgrid. Undergraduates have the opportunity to work alongside faculty and researchers both on campus and at national laboratories. Innovations including the cell phone, magnetic recording, tall building architecture, and bar code technology are associated with Illinois Tech faculty and alumni. Our co-terminal degree programs allow students to earn both bachelor's and master's degrees in as few as five years. Top Illinois Tech applicants are invited to apply and interview for the Camras Scholars Program, a full-tuition scholarship, as well as the elite Duchossois Leadership Scholars Program. Every admitted student is automatically considered for a Heald Scholarship, up to $25,000 each annually. More than 98 percent of our students receive some type of financial aid. A 2017 report from the Equality of Opportunity Project showed that Illinois Tech surpasses all other Illinois universities profiled when it comes to the earnings of our graduates from low-income households.","Private, Coed",1890,N/A,Semester,Urban,"$224.2 million +","10 West 35th Street, Chicago, IL 60616","(312) 567-3000",49,100.0
45,"2018-05-08 06:23:48",Business,"The Quinlan School of Business at Loyola University Chicago offers these departments and concentrations: accounting, economics, entrepreneurship, ethics, finance, general management, health care administration, human resources management, international business, marketing, management information systems, and supply chain management/logistics. Its tuition is part-time: $1,496 per credit and executive: $92,064 total program.",118,"2018-04-07 06:38:06",Business,61,"2018-04-18 22:06:06","Loyola University Chicago",Chicago,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Shaped by its vibrant, urban setting and Jesuit tradition, Loyola University Chicago offers a transformative educational environment. We empower students to develop knowledge and skills, find purpose, shape identity, and make a difference in their communities. At Loyola, we offer the tools students need to achieve success in the classroom, their careers, faith, life, and the world. We represent and welcome all faiths, ethnicities, and economic backgrounds, with a common purpose of building a better society. Loyola is located in Chicago, Illinois, the third largest city in the United States and a global leader in commerce, industry, and culture. Chicago is an extended campus for Loyola students, who have direct access to the citys countless career, internship, service, cultural, recreational, and entertainment opportunities. Students take classes primarily at the Lake Shore Campus, nestled alongside Lake Michigan on Chicago's north side, and at the Water Tower Campus located in the city's famous Gold Coast neighborhood. Medical students benefit from the University's clinical partnership with the Loyola University health System and Trinity Health. Our Health Sciences Campus, located in suburban Maywood is home to Loyola's Stritch School of Medicine, Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing, and Graduate School's biomedical programs. Loyola's reach also extends around the world. The John Felice Rome Center in Italy, the Beijing Center in China, and the Vietnam Center in Ho Chi Minh City, along with more than 100 other study abroad options in 60 countries, offer students the chance to engage with the global community and economy. Loyola's 11 schools and colleges offer more than 80 undergraduate majors and more than 140 graduate, professional, and graduate-level certificate programs. Nineteen programs integrate coursework from multiple disciplines to give students an opportunity to explore and synthesize topics from a variety of viewpoints. Our distinguished faculty are leaders in their fields. They integrate research and practical experiences into the classroom. Ninety-three percent hold the highest academic degrees in their respective fields. Small classes emphasize student-to-faculty interaction and partnership opportunities in service learning and research. An undergraduate degree at Loyola takes four years (120 credit hours) to complete and includes undergraduate major requirements, the Core Curriculum, and electives. At Loyola, some of the most impactful learning takes place outside of the classroom. Students routinely give back to the community while exploring their interests and may earn academic credit for their service. Loyola offers more than 250 student clubs, activities, and organizations to connect with others, make lifelong friendships, and enjoy a richer college experience. Loyola competes in 13 NCAA Division I sports. At a GlanceTYPE OF UNIVERSITY: Private, Jesuit university offering undergraduate and graduate programsSIZE OF CAMPUS: Lake Shore Campus: 52 acres; Water Tower Campus: three acresNUMBER OF STUDENTS: 16,422 total enrollment; 11,129 undergraduatesSTUDENT TO FACULTY RATIO: 14:1NUMBER OF FACULTY: 898 full-time faculty membersCOLLEGES, PROGRAMS, AND DEGREES: 11 schools and colleges; more than 80 undergraduate majors; more than 140 graduate, professional, and graduate-level certificate programsGEOGRAPHIC DIVERSITY: Loyola students hail from all 50 states and 82 countriesTuition: Loyola University Chicago tuition and fees vary based on a student's school, college, year in school, and academic program.","Private, Coed",1870,"Roman Catholic",Semester,City,"$533.6 million +","1032 W. Sheridan Road, Chicago, IL 60660","(773) 274-3000",49,100.0
46,"2018-05-08 06:24:03",Law,"The School of Law at Loyola University Chicago has an application deadline of April 1. Its tuition is full-time: $47,564 and part-time: $35,964. The student-faculty ratio is 7.1:1. The School of Law at Loyola University Chicago has 189 full- and part-time faculty on staff.",119,"2018-04-07 06:38:06",Law,61,"2018-04-18 22:06:06","Loyola University Chicago",Chicago,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Shaped by its vibrant, urban setting and Jesuit tradition, Loyola University Chicago offers a transformative educational environment. We empower students to develop knowledge and skills, find purpose, shape identity, and make a difference in their communities. At Loyola, we offer the tools students need to achieve success in the classroom, their careers, faith, life, and the world. We represent and welcome all faiths, ethnicities, and economic backgrounds, with a common purpose of building a better society. Loyola is located in Chicago, Illinois, the third largest city in the United States and a global leader in commerce, industry, and culture. Chicago is an extended campus for Loyola students, who have direct access to the citys countless career, internship, service, cultural, recreational, and entertainment opportunities. Students take classes primarily at the Lake Shore Campus, nestled alongside Lake Michigan on Chicago's north side, and at the Water Tower Campus located in the city's famous Gold Coast neighborhood. Medical students benefit from the University's clinical partnership with the Loyola University health System and Trinity Health. Our Health Sciences Campus, located in suburban Maywood is home to Loyola's Stritch School of Medicine, Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing, and Graduate School's biomedical programs. Loyola's reach also extends around the world. The John Felice Rome Center in Italy, the Beijing Center in China, and the Vietnam Center in Ho Chi Minh City, along with more than 100 other study abroad options in 60 countries, offer students the chance to engage with the global community and economy. Loyola's 11 schools and colleges offer more than 80 undergraduate majors and more than 140 graduate, professional, and graduate-level certificate programs. Nineteen programs integrate coursework from multiple disciplines to give students an opportunity to explore and synthesize topics from a variety of viewpoints. Our distinguished faculty are leaders in their fields. They integrate research and practical experiences into the classroom. Ninety-three percent hold the highest academic degrees in their respective fields. Small classes emphasize student-to-faculty interaction and partnership opportunities in service learning and research. An undergraduate degree at Loyola takes four years (120 credit hours) to complete and includes undergraduate major requirements, the Core Curriculum, and electives. At Loyola, some of the most impactful learning takes place outside of the classroom. Students routinely give back to the community while exploring their interests and may earn academic credit for their service. Loyola offers more than 250 student clubs, activities, and organizations to connect with others, make lifelong friendships, and enjoy a richer college experience. Loyola competes in 13 NCAA Division I sports. At a GlanceTYPE OF UNIVERSITY: Private, Jesuit university offering undergraduate and graduate programsSIZE OF CAMPUS: Lake Shore Campus: 52 acres; Water Tower Campus: three acresNUMBER OF STUDENTS: 16,422 total enrollment; 11,129 undergraduatesSTUDENT TO FACULTY RATIO: 14:1NUMBER OF FACULTY: 898 full-time faculty membersCOLLEGES, PROGRAMS, AND DEGREES: 11 schools and colleges; more than 80 undergraduate majors; more than 140 graduate, professional, and graduate-level certificate programsGEOGRAPHIC DIVERSITY: Loyola students hail from all 50 states and 82 countriesTuition: Loyola University Chicago tuition and fees vary based on a student's school, college, year in school, and academic program.","Private, Coed",1870,"Roman Catholic",Semester,City,"$533.6 million +","1032 W. Sheridan Road, Chicago, IL 60660","(773) 274-3000",49,100.0
47,"2018-05-08 06:24:12",Medicine,,120,"2018-04-07 06:38:06",Medicine,61,"2018-04-18 22:06:06","Loyola University Chicago",Chicago,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Shaped by its vibrant, urban setting and Jesuit tradition, Loyola University Chicago offers a transformative educational environment. We empower students to develop knowledge and skills, find purpose, shape identity, and make a difference in their communities. At Loyola, we offer the tools students need to achieve success in the classroom, their careers, faith, life, and the world. We represent and welcome all faiths, ethnicities, and economic backgrounds, with a common purpose of building a better society. Loyola is located in Chicago, Illinois, the third largest city in the United States and a global leader in commerce, industry, and culture. Chicago is an extended campus for Loyola students, who have direct access to the citys countless career, internship, service, cultural, recreational, and entertainment opportunities. Students take classes primarily at the Lake Shore Campus, nestled alongside Lake Michigan on Chicago's north side, and at the Water Tower Campus located in the city's famous Gold Coast neighborhood. Medical students benefit from the University's clinical partnership with the Loyola University health System and Trinity Health. Our Health Sciences Campus, located in suburban Maywood is home to Loyola's Stritch School of Medicine, Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing, and Graduate School's biomedical programs. Loyola's reach also extends around the world. The John Felice Rome Center in Italy, the Beijing Center in China, and the Vietnam Center in Ho Chi Minh City, along with more than 100 other study abroad options in 60 countries, offer students the chance to engage with the global community and economy. Loyola's 11 schools and colleges offer more than 80 undergraduate majors and more than 140 graduate, professional, and graduate-level certificate programs. Nineteen programs integrate coursework from multiple disciplines to give students an opportunity to explore and synthesize topics from a variety of viewpoints. Our distinguished faculty are leaders in their fields. They integrate research and practical experiences into the classroom. Ninety-three percent hold the highest academic degrees in their respective fields. Small classes emphasize student-to-faculty interaction and partnership opportunities in service learning and research. An undergraduate degree at Loyola takes four years (120 credit hours) to complete and includes undergraduate major requirements, the Core Curriculum, and electives. At Loyola, some of the most impactful learning takes place outside of the classroom. Students routinely give back to the community while exploring their interests and may earn academic credit for their service. Loyola offers more than 250 student clubs, activities, and organizations to connect with others, make lifelong friendships, and enjoy a richer college experience. Loyola competes in 13 NCAA Division I sports. At a GlanceTYPE OF UNIVERSITY: Private, Jesuit university offering undergraduate and graduate programsSIZE OF CAMPUS: Lake Shore Campus: 52 acres; Water Tower Campus: three acresNUMBER OF STUDENTS: 16,422 total enrollment; 11,129 undergraduatesSTUDENT TO FACULTY RATIO: 14:1NUMBER OF FACULTY: 898 full-time faculty membersCOLLEGES, PROGRAMS, AND DEGREES: 11 schools and colleges; more than 80 undergraduate majors; more than 140 graduate, professional, and graduate-level certificate programsGEOGRAPHIC DIVERSITY: Loyola students hail from all 50 states and 82 countriesTuition: Loyola University Chicago tuition and fees vary based on a student's school, college, year in school, and academic program.","Private, Coed",1870,"Roman Catholic",Semester,City,"$533.6 million +","1032 W. Sheridan Road, Chicago, IL 60660","(773) 274-3000",49,100.0
48,"2018-05-08 06:24:21",Nursing,"Loyola University Chicago is a private school. The Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing has an application deadline of June 1 and an application fee of $0 for U.S. residents. Tuition for the master's program at the Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing is full-time: $1,103 per credit. Tuition for the DNP program is full-time: $1,103 per credit. The Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing at Loyola University Chicago has 68 full-time faculty members. The total graduate nursing enrollment is 410.",121,"2018-04-07 06:38:06",Nursing,61,"2018-04-18 22:06:06","Loyola University Chicago",Chicago,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Shaped by its vibrant, urban setting and Jesuit tradition, Loyola University Chicago offers a transformative educational environment. We empower students to develop knowledge and skills, find purpose, shape identity, and make a difference in their communities. At Loyola, we offer the tools students need to achieve success in the classroom, their careers, faith, life, and the world. We represent and welcome all faiths, ethnicities, and economic backgrounds, with a common purpose of building a better society. Loyola is located in Chicago, Illinois, the third largest city in the United States and a global leader in commerce, industry, and culture. Chicago is an extended campus for Loyola students, who have direct access to the citys countless career, internship, service, cultural, recreational, and entertainment opportunities. Students take classes primarily at the Lake Shore Campus, nestled alongside Lake Michigan on Chicago's north side, and at the Water Tower Campus located in the city's famous Gold Coast neighborhood. Medical students benefit from the University's clinical partnership with the Loyola University health System and Trinity Health. Our Health Sciences Campus, located in suburban Maywood is home to Loyola's Stritch School of Medicine, Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing, and Graduate School's biomedical programs. Loyola's reach also extends around the world. The John Felice Rome Center in Italy, the Beijing Center in China, and the Vietnam Center in Ho Chi Minh City, along with more than 100 other study abroad options in 60 countries, offer students the chance to engage with the global community and economy. Loyola's 11 schools and colleges offer more than 80 undergraduate majors and more than 140 graduate, professional, and graduate-level certificate programs. Nineteen programs integrate coursework from multiple disciplines to give students an opportunity to explore and synthesize topics from a variety of viewpoints. Our distinguished faculty are leaders in their fields. They integrate research and practical experiences into the classroom. Ninety-three percent hold the highest academic degrees in their respective fields. Small classes emphasize student-to-faculty interaction and partnership opportunities in service learning and research. An undergraduate degree at Loyola takes four years (120 credit hours) to complete and includes undergraduate major requirements, the Core Curriculum, and electives. At Loyola, some of the most impactful learning takes place outside of the classroom. Students routinely give back to the community while exploring their interests and may earn academic credit for their service. Loyola offers more than 250 student clubs, activities, and organizations to connect with others, make lifelong friendships, and enjoy a richer college experience. Loyola competes in 13 NCAA Division I sports. At a GlanceTYPE OF UNIVERSITY: Private, Jesuit university offering undergraduate and graduate programsSIZE OF CAMPUS: Lake Shore Campus: 52 acres; Water Tower Campus: three acresNUMBER OF STUDENTS: 16,422 total enrollment; 11,129 undergraduatesSTUDENT TO FACULTY RATIO: 14:1NUMBER OF FACULTY: 898 full-time faculty membersCOLLEGES, PROGRAMS, AND DEGREES: 11 schools and colleges; more than 80 undergraduate majors; more than 140 graduate, professional, and graduate-level certificate programsGEOGRAPHIC DIVERSITY: Loyola students hail from all 50 states and 82 countriesTuition: Loyola University Chicago tuition and fees vary based on a student's school, college, year in school, and academic program.","Private, Coed",1870,"Roman Catholic",Semester,City,"$533.6 million +","1032 W. Sheridan Road, Chicago, IL 60660","(773) 274-3000",49,100.0
49,"2018-05-08 06:24:24",Education,"The application fee for the education program at Loyola University Chicago is $50. The School of Education at Loyola University Chicago has 28 full-time faculty on staff with a 5.9:1 ratio of full-time equivalent doctoral students to full-time faculty.",122,"2018-04-07 06:38:06",Education,61,"2018-04-18 22:06:06","Loyola University Chicago",Chicago,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Shaped by its vibrant, urban setting and Jesuit tradition, Loyola University Chicago offers a transformative educational environment. We empower students to develop knowledge and skills, find purpose, shape identity, and make a difference in their communities. At Loyola, we offer the tools students need to achieve success in the classroom, their careers, faith, life, and the world. We represent and welcome all faiths, ethnicities, and economic backgrounds, with a common purpose of building a better society. Loyola is located in Chicago, Illinois, the third largest city in the United States and a global leader in commerce, industry, and culture. Chicago is an extended campus for Loyola students, who have direct access to the citys countless career, internship, service, cultural, recreational, and entertainment opportunities. Students take classes primarily at the Lake Shore Campus, nestled alongside Lake Michigan on Chicago's north side, and at the Water Tower Campus located in the city's famous Gold Coast neighborhood. Medical students benefit from the University's clinical partnership with the Loyola University health System and Trinity Health. Our Health Sciences Campus, located in suburban Maywood is home to Loyola's Stritch School of Medicine, Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing, and Graduate School's biomedical programs. Loyola's reach also extends around the world. The John Felice Rome Center in Italy, the Beijing Center in China, and the Vietnam Center in Ho Chi Minh City, along with more than 100 other study abroad options in 60 countries, offer students the chance to engage with the global community and economy. Loyola's 11 schools and colleges offer more than 80 undergraduate majors and more than 140 graduate, professional, and graduate-level certificate programs. Nineteen programs integrate coursework from multiple disciplines to give students an opportunity to explore and synthesize topics from a variety of viewpoints. Our distinguished faculty are leaders in their fields. They integrate research and practical experiences into the classroom. Ninety-three percent hold the highest academic degrees in their respective fields. Small classes emphasize student-to-faculty interaction and partnership opportunities in service learning and research. An undergraduate degree at Loyola takes four years (120 credit hours) to complete and includes undergraduate major requirements, the Core Curriculum, and electives. At Loyola, some of the most impactful learning takes place outside of the classroom. Students routinely give back to the community while exploring their interests and may earn academic credit for their service. Loyola offers more than 250 student clubs, activities, and organizations to connect with others, make lifelong friendships, and enjoy a richer college experience. Loyola competes in 13 NCAA Division I sports. At a GlanceTYPE OF UNIVERSITY: Private, Jesuit university offering undergraduate and graduate programsSIZE OF CAMPUS: Lake Shore Campus: 52 acres; Water Tower Campus: three acresNUMBER OF STUDENTS: 16,422 total enrollment; 11,129 undergraduatesSTUDENT TO FACULTY RATIO: 14:1NUMBER OF FACULTY: 898 full-time faculty membersCOLLEGES, PROGRAMS, AND DEGREES: 11 schools and colleges; more than 80 undergraduate majors; more than 140 graduate, professional, and graduate-level certificate programsGEOGRAPHIC DIVERSITY: Loyola students hail from all 50 states and 82 countriesTuition: Loyola University Chicago tuition and fees vary based on a student's school, college, year in school, and academic program.","Private, Coed",1870,"Roman Catholic",Semester,City,"$533.6 million +","1032 W. Sheridan Road, Chicago, IL 60660","(773) 274-3000",49,100.0
50,"2018-05-08 06:25:00",Business,"The College of Business at Illinois State University offers these departments and concentrations: accounting, finance, human resources management, insurance, leadership, and marketing. Its tuition is part-time: $389 per credit (in-state) and part-time: $808 per credit (out-of-state).",126,"2018-04-07 06:39:45",Business,64,"2018-04-19 07:14:04","Illinois State University",Normal,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Illinois State University is Illinois' first public university and was founded in 1857. Illinois State is a diverse community of scholars with a commitment to fostering a small-college atmosphere with large university opportunities. Illinois State's mission is based on a shared set of core values: individualized attention, integrity, active pursuit of learning and scholarship, diversity, and civic engagement. Students at Illinois State find rigorous academic programs that challenge them to be their best, and a welcoming and supportive campus atmosphere that helps them grow and mature as scholars, citizens and leaders. Illinois State University is dedicated to educating the students of Illinois, the nation, and the world.","Public, Coed",1857,N/A,Semester,Urban,"$96.4 million +","Campus Box 2200, Normal, IL 61790","(309) 438-2111",38,100.0
51,"2018-05-08 06:25:04",Nursing,"Illinois State University is a public school. The Mennonite College of Nursing has an application deadline of February 1 and an application fee of $50 for U.S. residents. Tuition for the master's program at the Mennonite College of Nursing is full-time: $389 per credit (in-state) and $808 per credit (out-of-state). The Mennonite College of Nursing at Illinois State University has 37 full-time faculty members. The total graduate nursing enrollment is 132.",127,"2018-04-07 06:39:45",Nursing,64,"2018-04-19 07:14:04","Illinois State University",Normal,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Illinois State University is Illinois' first public university and was founded in 1857. Illinois State is a diverse community of scholars with a commitment to fostering a small-college atmosphere with large university opportunities. Illinois State's mission is based on a shared set of core values: individualized attention, integrity, active pursuit of learning and scholarship, diversity, and civic engagement. Students at Illinois State find rigorous academic programs that challenge them to be their best, and a welcoming and supportive campus atmosphere that helps them grow and mature as scholars, citizens and leaders. Illinois State University is dedicated to educating the students of Illinois, the nation, and the world.","Public, Coed",1857,N/A,Semester,Urban,"$96.4 million +","Campus Box 2200, Normal, IL 61790","(309) 438-2111",38,100.0
52,"2018-05-08 06:25:16",Education,"The College of Education at Illinois State University has a rolling application deadline. The application fee for the education program at Illinois State University is $50. The College of Education at Illinois State University has 154 full-time faculty on staff with a 0.9:1 ratio of full-time equivalent doctoral students to full-time faculty.",128,"2018-04-07 06:39:45",Education,64,"2018-04-19 07:14:04","Illinois State University",Normal,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Illinois State University is Illinois' first public university and was founded in 1857. Illinois State is a diverse community of scholars with a commitment to fostering a small-college atmosphere with large university opportunities. Illinois State's mission is based on a shared set of core values: individualized attention, integrity, active pursuit of learning and scholarship, diversity, and civic engagement. Students at Illinois State find rigorous academic programs that challenge them to be their best, and a welcoming and supportive campus atmosphere that helps them grow and mature as scholars, citizens and leaders. Illinois State University is dedicated to educating the students of Illinois, the nation, and the world.","Public, Coed",1857,N/A,Semester,Urban,"$96.4 million +","Campus Box 2200, Normal, IL 61790","(309) 438-2111",38,100.0
53,"2018-05-08 06:25:57",Business,"The Gordon Ford College of Business at Western Kentucky University offers these departments and concentrations: accounting, economics, and general management. Its tuition is full-time: $589 per credit (in-state); full-time: $873 per credit (out-of-state); executive: $5,826 per credit (in-state); and executive: $5,826 per credit (out-of-state).",133,"2018-04-07 06:45:28",Business,73,"2018-04-19 07:17:15","Western Kentucky University","Bowling Green","
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","This is an exciting time at Western Kentucky University as we become a leading American university with international reach. We are undergoing a physical, intellectual, cultural, attitudinal, academic, social and economic transformation toward becoming a nationally prominent university. As a result, WKU has become a university of choice for many students, faculty and staff. WKU possesses programs of national prominence in journalism and broadcasting, engineering, and forensics. Our alumni express a high level of satisfaction with the overall quality of their education and members of the Western Family share a spirit that is unique among institutions in American higher education.","Public, Coed",1906,N/A,Semester,City,"$14.5 million +","1906 College Heights Boulevard, Bowling Green, KY 42101","(270) 745-0111",60,100.0
54,"2018-05-08 06:25:59",Nursing,"Western Kentucky University is a public school. The School of Nursing has an application deadline of April 1 and an application fee of $65 for U.S. residents. Tuition for the master's program at the School of Nursing is full-time: $707 per credit (in-state) and $707 per credit (out-of-state). Tuition for the DNP program is full-time: $663 per credit (in-state) and $858 per credit (out-of-state). The School of Nursing at Western Kentucky University has 8 full-time faculty members. The total graduate nursing enrollment is 131.",134,"2018-04-07 06:45:28",Nursing,73,"2018-04-19 07:17:15","Western Kentucky University","Bowling Green","
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","This is an exciting time at Western Kentucky University as we become a leading American university with international reach. We are undergoing a physical, intellectual, cultural, attitudinal, academic, social and economic transformation toward becoming a nationally prominent university. As a result, WKU has become a university of choice for many students, faculty and staff. WKU possesses programs of national prominence in journalism and broadcasting, engineering, and forensics. Our alumni express a high level of satisfaction with the overall quality of their education and members of the Western Family share a spirit that is unique among institutions in American higher education.","Public, Coed",1906,N/A,Semester,City,"$14.5 million +","1906 College Heights Boulevard, Bowling Green, KY 42101","(270) 745-0111",60,100.0
55,"2018-05-08 06:26:08",Education,"The College of Education and Behavioral Sciences at Western Kentucky University has a rolling application deadline. The application fee for the education program at Western Kentucky University is $60. The College of Education and Behavioral Sciences at Western Kentucky University has 59 full-time faculty on staff with a 0.1:1 ratio of full-time equivalent doctoral students to full-time faculty.",135,"2018-04-07 06:45:28",Education,73,"2018-04-19 07:17:15","Western Kentucky University","Bowling Green","
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","This is an exciting time at Western Kentucky University as we become a leading American university with international reach. We are undergoing a physical, intellectual, cultural, attitudinal, academic, social and economic transformation toward becoming a nationally prominent university. As a result, WKU has become a university of choice for many students, faculty and staff. WKU possesses programs of national prominence in journalism and broadcasting, engineering, and forensics. Our alumni express a high level of satisfaction with the overall quality of their education and members of the Western Family share a spirit that is unique among institutions in American higher education.","Public, Coed",1906,N/A,Semester,City,"$14.5 million +","1906 College Heights Boulevard, Bowling Green, KY 42101","(270) 745-0111",60,100.0
56,"2018-05-08 06:26:43",Medicine,"The School of Medicine at Johns Hopkins University has an application deadline of October 15. The application fee at Johns Hopkins University is $100. Its tuition is full-time: $51,900. The faculty-student ratio at Johns Hopkins University is 4.7:1. The School of Medicine has 2,937 full- and part-time faculty on staff.",139,"2018-04-07 06:46:19",Medicine,78,"2018-04-18 22:12:16","Johns Hopkins University",Baltimore,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","As America's first research institution, Johns Hopkins University is well known for innovative advances in everything from technology to history. The university emphasizes the importance of exploration and discovery in the undergraduate experience. Learning occurs through hands-on experiences across all academic disciplines and within every subject imaginable. The lack of a core curriculum fosters academic freedom, which allows students to create their own interdisciplinary paths. They choose classes they are genuinely interested in, not just required to take, so there's a real sense of curiosity around learning that extends beyond the classroom setting. More than 60 percent of Hopkins students double major or minor, often creating unique combinations like electrical engineering and romance languages or biomedical engineering and business. This establishes a dynamic, engaging learning environment where students from various backgrounds bring different perspectives to class discussions. Collaborative learning is fundamental to the academic environment and many spaces on campus are designed to foster collaboration across disciplines. State-of-the-art facilities such as the Undergraduate Teaching Labs or JHU-MICA Film Center also give students access to the latest learning technology. Hopkins professors, another invaluable resource, are experts in their fields who make important contributions to their industries and academia at large. They're enthusiastic about teaching and often include undergraduates in their own ground-breaking research. Students get to know their professors and classmates the way they would at a small liberal arts college but have all of the opportunities of a major research institution with a global reach. As a part of this community, undergraduates not only work alongside experts who share their interests but also run with projects of their own design. In fact, the university remains a national leader of research funding and students in all programs within the Krieger School of Arts & Sciences and Whiting School of Engineering gain practical experiences through research conducted both on and off campus. Several funded programs, such as the Provost's Undergraduate Research Awards and the Woodrow Wilson Undergraduate Research Fellowship, are dedicated to supporting undergraduate research. Students also encounter real-world experiences--like implementing marketing plans for local companies and heading startup businesses on campus--through the Center for Leadership Education and classes in business, marketing and communications, accounting and financial management, and entrepreneurship and management. Those interested in pursuing law or medicine choose any major/minor combination but follow a pre-law or pre-med advising track offered through the Office of Pre-Professional Advising. Though their paths may be varied throughout their four years on the Homewood campus, one thing is true of all Hopkins alumni: Graduates of Johns Hopkins are leaders who are distinctly prepared for their futures.","Private, Coed",1876,N/A,Semester,Urban,"$3.3 billion +","3400 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21218","(941) 516-8000",90,100.0
57,"2018-05-08 06:26:58",Nursing,"Johns Hopkins University is a private school. The School of Nursing has an application deadline of January 1 and an application fee of $75 for U.S. residents. Tuition for the master's program at the School of Nursing is full-time: $1,591 per credit. Tuition for the DNP program is full-time: $1,671 per credit. The School of Nursing at Johns Hopkins University has 63 full-time faculty members. The total graduate nursing enrollment is 748.",140,"2018-04-07 06:46:19",Nursing,78,"2018-04-18 22:12:16","Johns Hopkins University",Baltimore,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","As America's first research institution, Johns Hopkins University is well known for innovative advances in everything from technology to history. The university emphasizes the importance of exploration and discovery in the undergraduate experience. Learning occurs through hands-on experiences across all academic disciplines and within every subject imaginable. The lack of a core curriculum fosters academic freedom, which allows students to create their own interdisciplinary paths. They choose classes they are genuinely interested in, not just required to take, so there's a real sense of curiosity around learning that extends beyond the classroom setting. More than 60 percent of Hopkins students double major or minor, often creating unique combinations like electrical engineering and romance languages or biomedical engineering and business. This establishes a dynamic, engaging learning environment where students from various backgrounds bring different perspectives to class discussions. Collaborative learning is fundamental to the academic environment and many spaces on campus are designed to foster collaboration across disciplines. State-of-the-art facilities such as the Undergraduate Teaching Labs or JHU-MICA Film Center also give students access to the latest learning technology. Hopkins professors, another invaluable resource, are experts in their fields who make important contributions to their industries and academia at large. They're enthusiastic about teaching and often include undergraduates in their own ground-breaking research. Students get to know their professors and classmates the way they would at a small liberal arts college but have all of the opportunities of a major research institution with a global reach. As a part of this community, undergraduates not only work alongside experts who share their interests but also run with projects of their own design. In fact, the university remains a national leader of research funding and students in all programs within the Krieger School of Arts & Sciences and Whiting School of Engineering gain practical experiences through research conducted both on and off campus. Several funded programs, such as the Provost's Undergraduate Research Awards and the Woodrow Wilson Undergraduate Research Fellowship, are dedicated to supporting undergraduate research. Students also encounter real-world experiences--like implementing marketing plans for local companies and heading startup businesses on campus--through the Center for Leadership Education and classes in business, marketing and communications, accounting and financial management, and entrepreneurship and management. Those interested in pursuing law or medicine choose any major/minor combination but follow a pre-law or pre-med advising track offered through the Office of Pre-Professional Advising. Though their paths may be varied throughout their four years on the Homewood campus, one thing is true of all Hopkins alumni: Graduates of Johns Hopkins are leaders who are distinctly prepared for their futures.","Private, Coed",1876,N/A,Semester,Urban,"$3.3 billion +","3400 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21218","(941) 516-8000",90,100.0
58,"2018-05-08 06:27:06",Engineering,"The application fee is $75 for U.S. residents and $75 for international students. The 2017 Ph.D. student-faculty ratio is 4.4:1. The Whiting School of Engineering at Johns Hopkins University has 198 full-time faculty on staff.",141,"2018-04-07 06:46:19",Engineering,78,"2018-04-18 22:12:16","Johns Hopkins University",Baltimore,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","As America's first research institution, Johns Hopkins University is well known for innovative advances in everything from technology to history. The university emphasizes the importance of exploration and discovery in the undergraduate experience. Learning occurs through hands-on experiences across all academic disciplines and within every subject imaginable. The lack of a core curriculum fosters academic freedom, which allows students to create their own interdisciplinary paths. They choose classes they are genuinely interested in, not just required to take, so there's a real sense of curiosity around learning that extends beyond the classroom setting. More than 60 percent of Hopkins students double major or minor, often creating unique combinations like electrical engineering and romance languages or biomedical engineering and business. This establishes a dynamic, engaging learning environment where students from various backgrounds bring different perspectives to class discussions. Collaborative learning is fundamental to the academic environment and many spaces on campus are designed to foster collaboration across disciplines. State-of-the-art facilities such as the Undergraduate Teaching Labs or JHU-MICA Film Center also give students access to the latest learning technology. Hopkins professors, another invaluable resource, are experts in their fields who make important contributions to their industries and academia at large. They're enthusiastic about teaching and often include undergraduates in their own ground-breaking research. Students get to know their professors and classmates the way they would at a small liberal arts college but have all of the opportunities of a major research institution with a global reach. As a part of this community, undergraduates not only work alongside experts who share their interests but also run with projects of their own design. In fact, the university remains a national leader of research funding and students in all programs within the Krieger School of Arts & Sciences and Whiting School of Engineering gain practical experiences through research conducted both on and off campus. Several funded programs, such as the Provost's Undergraduate Research Awards and the Woodrow Wilson Undergraduate Research Fellowship, are dedicated to supporting undergraduate research. Students also encounter real-world experiences--like implementing marketing plans for local companies and heading startup businesses on campus--through the Center for Leadership Education and classes in business, marketing and communications, accounting and financial management, and entrepreneurship and management. Those interested in pursuing law or medicine choose any major/minor combination but follow a pre-law or pre-med advising track offered through the Office of Pre-Professional Advising. Though their paths may be varied throughout their four years on the Homewood campus, one thing is true of all Hopkins alumni: Graduates of Johns Hopkins are leaders who are distinctly prepared for their futures.","Private, Coed",1876,N/A,Semester,Urban,"$3.3 billion +","3400 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21218","(941) 516-8000",90,100.0
59,"2018-05-08 06:27:14",Education,"The School of Education at Johns Hopkins University has an application deadline of April 1. The application fee for the education program at Johns Hopkins University is $80. The School of Education at Johns Hopkins University has 30 full-time faculty on staff with a 3.4:1 ratio of full-time equivalent doctoral students to full-time faculty.",142,"2018-04-07 06:46:19",Education,78,"2018-04-18 22:12:16","Johns Hopkins University",Baltimore,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","As America's first research institution, Johns Hopkins University is well known for innovative advances in everything from technology to history. The university emphasizes the importance of exploration and discovery in the undergraduate experience. Learning occurs through hands-on experiences across all academic disciplines and within every subject imaginable. The lack of a core curriculum fosters academic freedom, which allows students to create their own interdisciplinary paths. They choose classes they are genuinely interested in, not just required to take, so there's a real sense of curiosity around learning that extends beyond the classroom setting. More than 60 percent of Hopkins students double major or minor, often creating unique combinations like electrical engineering and romance languages or biomedical engineering and business. This establishes a dynamic, engaging learning environment where students from various backgrounds bring different perspectives to class discussions. Collaborative learning is fundamental to the academic environment and many spaces on campus are designed to foster collaboration across disciplines. State-of-the-art facilities such as the Undergraduate Teaching Labs or JHU-MICA Film Center also give students access to the latest learning technology. Hopkins professors, another invaluable resource, are experts in their fields who make important contributions to their industries and academia at large. They're enthusiastic about teaching and often include undergraduates in their own ground-breaking research. Students get to know their professors and classmates the way they would at a small liberal arts college but have all of the opportunities of a major research institution with a global reach. As a part of this community, undergraduates not only work alongside experts who share their interests but also run with projects of their own design. In fact, the university remains a national leader of research funding and students in all programs within the Krieger School of Arts & Sciences and Whiting School of Engineering gain practical experiences through research conducted both on and off campus. Several funded programs, such as the Provost's Undergraduate Research Awards and the Woodrow Wilson Undergraduate Research Fellowship, are dedicated to supporting undergraduate research. Students also encounter real-world experiences--like implementing marketing plans for local companies and heading startup businesses on campus--through the Center for Leadership Education and classes in business, marketing and communications, accounting and financial management, and entrepreneurship and management. Those interested in pursuing law or medicine choose any major/minor combination but follow a pre-law or pre-med advising track offered through the Office of Pre-Professional Advising. Though their paths may be varied throughout their four years on the Homewood campus, one thing is true of all Hopkins alumni: Graduates of Johns Hopkins are leaders who are distinctly prepared for their futures.","Private, Coed",1876,N/A,Semester,Urban,"$3.3 billion +","3400 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21218","(941) 516-8000",90,100.0
60,"2018-05-08 06:27:54",Business,"The Robert H. Smith School of Business at University of Maryland--College Park offers these departments and concentrations: accounting, consulting, e-commerce, entrepreneurship, finance, general management, international business, leadership, marketing, management information systems, production/operations management, organizational behavior, portfolio management, public policy, supply chain management/logistics, quantitative analysis/statistics and operations research, and technology. Its tuition is full-time: $44,766 per year (in-state); full-time: $53,946 per year (out-of-state); part-time: $12,880 per year (in-state); part-time: $12,880 per year (out-of-state); executive: $121,900 total program (in-state); and executive: $121,900 total program (out-of-state). At graduation, 65.4 percent of graduates of the full-time program are employed.",147,"2018-04-07 06:48:01",Business,85,"2018-04-18 22:14:29","University of Maryland--College Park","College Park","
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","The University of Maryland, College Park, the state's flagship university, inspires students' ideas and sparks their passions while bringing them deeply into the life-changing process of discovery, innovation and entrepreneurship. Living-learning environments, hands-on research and experiential learning expand on classroom study. Collaborations across disciplines enable the understanding of complex national and global problems like cybersecurity and climate change. International study and diversity help our graduates become global citizens. As the only public research university inside Washington, D.C.'s beltway, UMD gives students unparalleled opportunities to work with nearby federal agencies and labs, such as NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center and the National Institute of Standards and Technology. Collaborations with the University of Maryland, Baltimore also boost educational opportunities, research, and combined degree programs. In 2016, UMD launched the $75 million public-private Do Good Initiative, an effort to engage the entire student body in initiatives designed to ensure that every student who graduates from UMD will do so informed and motivated to Do Good in their communities and around the world. As part of the Do Good Initiative, UMD hosted its 6th annual ""Do Good Challenge,"" which inspires students from across campus to take a cause or issue they are passionate about and create the greatest social impact possible, locally and globally. In 2016, Technica, UMD's first all-female hackathon, brought together more than 400 women and girls from across the country to take part in a two-day event to design and build projects related to computer science, engineering and virtual reality. UMD's faculty includes Nobel laureates, Pulitzer Prize winners and members of the National Academies. Students learn from world-class experts and share classes with exceptionally motivated, high-achieving students. Undergraduates select from nearly 100 majors and 25 living-learning programs with 30 areas of focus. UMD helped pioneer living-learning programs, including launching the nation's first program devoted to entrepreneurship in 2001 and the first focused on cybersecurity in 2013. Half of UMD's fall freshmen enroll in these and other honors or scholars programs. UMD's Honors College challenges the most talented students in small seminars with like-minded classmates. College Park Scholars, an innovative living-learning program, engages students and faculty in learning beyond the classroom around a variety of topic areas. UMD's entrepreneurial faculty provide leadership in pivotal fields, such as climate change, national security, foreign languages, nanotechnology, energy storage, health care IT, food safety, and quantum science. Since the 1960s, researchers at UMD have partnered with NASA to conduct space missions, including Voyagers I and II and the more recent pioneering Deep Impact missions to nearby comets. UMD researchers are heavily involved in trans-disciplinary environmental research, including work to restore and protect the nearby Chesapeake Bay. Focused on a student-centered approach to learning and teaching, the Edward St. John Learning and Teaching Center opened in May 2017, featuring labs, informal study spaces, group study rooms, and technology-enhanced classrooms with flexible seating that helps encourage active learning and collaboration. Only nine miles from the White House, the Smithsonian, Library of Congress, and National Archives, and near the metropolitan and educational attractions of Baltimore, the lush 1,335-acre campus mixes advanced labs and educational facilities with state-of-the-art recreational opportunities. UMD and its 14,000 trees are designated as an arboretum and botanical garden. The U.S. EPA has recognized UMD as one of the nation's most sustainable campuses.","Public, Coed",1856,N/A,Semester,Suburban,"$493.3 million +","College Park, MD 20742","(301) 405-1000",60,100.0
61,"2018-05-08 06:28:00",Engineering,"The application fee is $75 for U.S. residents and $75 for international students. The 2017 Ph.D. student-faculty ratio is 4.0:1. The A. James Clark School of Engineering at University of Maryland--College Park has 255 full-time faculty on staff.",148,"2018-04-07 06:48:01",Engineering,85,"2018-04-18 22:14:29","University of Maryland--College Park","College Park","
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","The University of Maryland, College Park, the state's flagship university, inspires students' ideas and sparks their passions while bringing them deeply into the life-changing process of discovery, innovation and entrepreneurship. Living-learning environments, hands-on research and experiential learning expand on classroom study. Collaborations across disciplines enable the understanding of complex national and global problems like cybersecurity and climate change. International study and diversity help our graduates become global citizens. As the only public research university inside Washington, D.C.'s beltway, UMD gives students unparalleled opportunities to work with nearby federal agencies and labs, such as NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center and the National Institute of Standards and Technology. Collaborations with the University of Maryland, Baltimore also boost educational opportunities, research, and combined degree programs. In 2016, UMD launched the $75 million public-private Do Good Initiative, an effort to engage the entire student body in initiatives designed to ensure that every student who graduates from UMD will do so informed and motivated to Do Good in their communities and around the world. As part of the Do Good Initiative, UMD hosted its 6th annual ""Do Good Challenge,"" which inspires students from across campus to take a cause or issue they are passionate about and create the greatest social impact possible, locally and globally. In 2016, Technica, UMD's first all-female hackathon, brought together more than 400 women and girls from across the country to take part in a two-day event to design and build projects related to computer science, engineering and virtual reality. UMD's faculty includes Nobel laureates, Pulitzer Prize winners and members of the National Academies. Students learn from world-class experts and share classes with exceptionally motivated, high-achieving students. Undergraduates select from nearly 100 majors and 25 living-learning programs with 30 areas of focus. UMD helped pioneer living-learning programs, including launching the nation's first program devoted to entrepreneurship in 2001 and the first focused on cybersecurity in 2013. Half of UMD's fall freshmen enroll in these and other honors or scholars programs. UMD's Honors College challenges the most talented students in small seminars with like-minded classmates. College Park Scholars, an innovative living-learning program, engages students and faculty in learning beyond the classroom around a variety of topic areas. UMD's entrepreneurial faculty provide leadership in pivotal fields, such as climate change, national security, foreign languages, nanotechnology, energy storage, health care IT, food safety, and quantum science. Since the 1960s, researchers at UMD have partnered with NASA to conduct space missions, including Voyagers I and II and the more recent pioneering Deep Impact missions to nearby comets. UMD researchers are heavily involved in trans-disciplinary environmental research, including work to restore and protect the nearby Chesapeake Bay. Focused on a student-centered approach to learning and teaching, the Edward St. John Learning and Teaching Center opened in May 2017, featuring labs, informal study spaces, group study rooms, and technology-enhanced classrooms with flexible seating that helps encourage active learning and collaboration. Only nine miles from the White House, the Smithsonian, Library of Congress, and National Archives, and near the metropolitan and educational attractions of Baltimore, the lush 1,335-acre campus mixes advanced labs and educational facilities with state-of-the-art recreational opportunities. UMD and its 14,000 trees are designated as an arboretum and botanical garden. The U.S. EPA has recognized UMD as one of the nation's most sustainable campuses.","Public, Coed",1856,N/A,Semester,Suburban,"$493.3 million +","College Park, MD 20742","(301) 405-1000",60,100.0
62,"2018-05-08 06:28:06",Education,"The College of Education at University of Maryland--College Park has a rolling application deadline. The application fee for the education program at University of Maryland--College Park is $75. The College of Education at University of Maryland--College Park has 82 full-time faculty on staff with a 4.5:1 ratio of full-time equivalent doctoral students to full-time faculty.",149,"2018-04-07 06:48:01",Education,85,"2018-04-18 22:14:29","University of Maryland--College Park","College Park","
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","The University of Maryland, College Park, the state's flagship university, inspires students' ideas and sparks their passions while bringing them deeply into the life-changing process of discovery, innovation and entrepreneurship. Living-learning environments, hands-on research and experiential learning expand on classroom study. Collaborations across disciplines enable the understanding of complex national and global problems like cybersecurity and climate change. International study and diversity help our graduates become global citizens. As the only public research university inside Washington, D.C.'s beltway, UMD gives students unparalleled opportunities to work with nearby federal agencies and labs, such as NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center and the National Institute of Standards and Technology. Collaborations with the University of Maryland, Baltimore also boost educational opportunities, research, and combined degree programs. In 2016, UMD launched the $75 million public-private Do Good Initiative, an effort to engage the entire student body in initiatives designed to ensure that every student who graduates from UMD will do so informed and motivated to Do Good in their communities and around the world. As part of the Do Good Initiative, UMD hosted its 6th annual ""Do Good Challenge,"" which inspires students from across campus to take a cause or issue they are passionate about and create the greatest social impact possible, locally and globally. In 2016, Technica, UMD's first all-female hackathon, brought together more than 400 women and girls from across the country to take part in a two-day event to design and build projects related to computer science, engineering and virtual reality. UMD's faculty includes Nobel laureates, Pulitzer Prize winners and members of the National Academies. Students learn from world-class experts and share classes with exceptionally motivated, high-achieving students. Undergraduates select from nearly 100 majors and 25 living-learning programs with 30 areas of focus. UMD helped pioneer living-learning programs, including launching the nation's first program devoted to entrepreneurship in 2001 and the first focused on cybersecurity in 2013. Half of UMD's fall freshmen enroll in these and other honors or scholars programs. UMD's Honors College challenges the most talented students in small seminars with like-minded classmates. College Park Scholars, an innovative living-learning program, engages students and faculty in learning beyond the classroom around a variety of topic areas. UMD's entrepreneurial faculty provide leadership in pivotal fields, such as climate change, national security, foreign languages, nanotechnology, energy storage, health care IT, food safety, and quantum science. Since the 1960s, researchers at UMD have partnered with NASA to conduct space missions, including Voyagers I and II and the more recent pioneering Deep Impact missions to nearby comets. UMD researchers are heavily involved in trans-disciplinary environmental research, including work to restore and protect the nearby Chesapeake Bay. Focused on a student-centered approach to learning and teaching, the Edward St. John Learning and Teaching Center opened in May 2017, featuring labs, informal study spaces, group study rooms, and technology-enhanced classrooms with flexible seating that helps encourage active learning and collaboration. Only nine miles from the White House, the Smithsonian, Library of Congress, and National Archives, and near the metropolitan and educational attractions of Baltimore, the lush 1,335-acre campus mixes advanced labs and educational facilities with state-of-the-art recreational opportunities. UMD and its 14,000 trees are designated as an arboretum and botanical garden. The U.S. EPA has recognized UMD as one of the nation's most sustainable campuses.","Public, Coed",1856,N/A,Semester,Suburban,"$493.3 million +","College Park, MD 20742","(301) 405-1000",60,100.0
63,"2018-05-08 06:28:55",Business,"The Business School at Harvard University offers these departments and concentrations: accounting, consulting, e-commerce, economics, entrepreneurship, ethics, finance, general management, health care administration, human resources management, international business, leadership, manufacturing and technology management, marketing, not-for-profit management, production/operations management, organizational behavior, portfolio management, public administration, public policy, real estate, sports business, supply chain management/logistics, quantitative analysis/statistics and operations research, tax, and technology. Its tuition is full-time: $72,000 per year. At graduation, 78.9 percent of graduates of the full-time program are employed.",156,"2018-04-07 06:48:50",Business,87,"2018-04-19 07:22:48","Harvard University",Cambridge,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ",N/A,"Private, Coed",1636,N/A,Semester,Urban,"$35.7 billion","Cambridge, MA 02138","(617) 495-1000",98,100.0
64,"2018-05-08 06:29:05",Law,"The law school at Harvard University has an application deadline of February 1. The full-time program application fee at the law school at Harvard University is $85. Its tuition is full-time: $62,792. The student-faculty ratio is 8.1:1. The law school at Harvard University has 318 full- and part-time faculty on staff.",157,"2018-04-07 06:48:50",Law,87,"2018-04-19 07:22:48","Harvard University",Cambridge,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ",N/A,"Private, Coed",1636,N/A,Semester,Urban,"$35.7 billion","Cambridge, MA 02138","(617) 495-1000",98,100.0
65,"2018-05-08 06:29:18",Medicine,"The Medical School at Harvard University has an application deadline of October 22. The application fee at Harvard University is $100. Its tuition is full-time: $59,800. The faculty-student ratio at Harvard University is 13.0:1. The Medical School has 11,141 full- and part-time faculty on staff.",158,"2018-04-07 06:48:50",Medicine,87,"2018-04-19 07:22:48","Harvard University",Cambridge,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ",N/A,"Private, Coed",1636,N/A,Semester,Urban,"$35.7 billion","Cambridge, MA 02138","(617) 495-1000",98,100.0
66,"2018-05-08 06:29:24",Engineering,"The John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences at Harvard University has an application deadline of December 15. The application fee is $105 for U.S. residents and $105 for international students. The 2017 Ph.D. student-faculty ratio is 4.8:1. The John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences at Harvard University has 86 full-time faculty on staff.",159,"2018-04-07 06:48:50",Engineering,87,"2018-04-19 07:22:48","Harvard University",Cambridge,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ",N/A,"Private, Coed",1636,N/A,Semester,Urban,"$35.7 billion","Cambridge, MA 02138","(617) 495-1000",98,100.0
67,"2018-05-08 06:29:33",Education,"The Graduate School of Education at Harvard University has an application deadline of December 1. The application fee for the education program at Harvard University is $85. The Graduate School of Education at Harvard University has 45 full-time faculty on staff with a 3.4:1 ratio of full-time equivalent doctoral students to full-time faculty.",160,"2018-04-07 06:48:50",Education,87,"2018-04-19 07:22:48","Harvard University",Cambridge,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ",N/A,"Private, Coed",1636,N/A,Semester,Urban,"$35.7 billion","Cambridge, MA 02138","(617) 495-1000",98,100.0
68,"2018-05-08 06:30:15",Business,"The Sloan School of Management at Massachusetts Institute of Technology offers these departments and concentrations: accounting, economics, entrepreneurship, finance, general management, health care administration, human resources management, industrial management, international business, leadership, manufacturing and technology management, marketing, management information systems, production/operations management, organizational behavior, supply chain management/logistics, quantitative analysis/statistics and operations research, tax, and technology. Its tuition is full-time: $71,000 per year. At graduation, 84.2 percent of graduates of the full-time program are employed.",165,"2018-04-07 06:48:53",Business,88,"2018-04-19 07:22:59","Massachusetts Institute of Technology",Cambridge,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","The essence of MIT is our appetite for problems--especially those big, intractable, complicated problems whose solutions make a permanent difference. While MIT is a research university committed to world-class inquiry in math, science, and engineering, MIT has equally distinguished programs in architecture, the humanities, management, and the social sciences. A diverse, supportive campus environment--with an incredible range of student groups and athletic and fitness opportunities--ensures that it's not all about the work. And in MIT's intensely creative atmosphere, the arts flourish in all their forms.MIT admits some of the most talented students in the world on a need-blind basis. The Institute is committed to meeting the financial need of each admitted undergraduate student through MIT scholarships; the average need-based scholarship was $38,871 per year in 2016. As a result, the MIT community is incredibly diverse, and organically collaborative, with students coming from many different backgrounds, across the country and around the world.Students are frequently encouraged to unite MIT's engineering excellence with public service. For example, the required senior capstone design course for mechanical engineering majors centers on making the world a better place through engineering. Recent years have focused on projects using alternative forms of energy, and machines that could be used for sustainable agriculture. Beyond academic coursework, MIT's D-Lab, Poverty Action Lab, and Public Service Center all support students and professors in the research and implementation of culturally sensitive and environmentally responsible technologies and programs that alleviate poverty and improve quality of life in low-income areas locally, nationally, and worldwide.MIT's preeminence in entrepreneurship is rooted in its founding. As one of the first land-grant colleges, the Institute was designed to deliver a practical education rather than to focus on the classical education that was provided by many private universities of that era. This emphasis on practice is infused into the entrepreneurship curriculum and programming, which emphasizes learning by doing. Over the course of the 2015-2016 academic year, more than 60 entrepreneurship courses were offered.Several MIT departments, labs, and centers foster entrepreneurship and innovation at MIT including the Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship, the MIT Sandbox Innovation Fund Program, and the MIT Innovation Initiative to name a few. MIT also has over 40 student clubs and initiatives involved in entrepreneurship or innovation, among them the MIT $100K Entrepreneurship Competition, MIT Clean Energy Prize, and conferences such as Hacking Arts and Hacking Medicine.The MIT community brings its energy and creativity outside the classroom as well with 500+ student-run groups, 33 varsity sports, 18 intramural sports, 33 club sports, and more than 60 music, theater, visual arts, writing, and dance groups. It's just a short walk across the Charles River to Boston where students can enjoy the city's fabulous restaurants or take in Boston culture. Many programs around MIT allow students to get reduced-price tickets to various events, including the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the American Repertory Theater, and Bruins, Celtics, and Red Sox games. Students get free admission daily to the Museum of Science, the Museum of Fine Arts, and all Harvard University and MIT museums.","Private, Coed",1861,N/A,4-1-4,Urban,"$13.2 billion","77 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA 02139","(617) 253-1000",95,100.0
69,"2018-05-08 06:30:25",Engineering,"The application fee is $75 for U.S. residents and $75 for international students. The 2017 Ph.D. student-faculty ratio is 5.3:1. The School of Engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology has 376 full-time faculty on staff.",166,"2018-04-07 06:48:53",Engineering,88,"2018-04-19 07:22:59","Massachusetts Institute of Technology",Cambridge,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","The essence of MIT is our appetite for problems--especially those big, intractable, complicated problems whose solutions make a permanent difference. While MIT is a research university committed to world-class inquiry in math, science, and engineering, MIT has equally distinguished programs in architecture, the humanities, management, and the social sciences. A diverse, supportive campus environment--with an incredible range of student groups and athletic and fitness opportunities--ensures that it's not all about the work. And in MIT's intensely creative atmosphere, the arts flourish in all their forms.MIT admits some of the most talented students in the world on a need-blind basis. The Institute is committed to meeting the financial need of each admitted undergraduate student through MIT scholarships; the average need-based scholarship was $38,871 per year in 2016. As a result, the MIT community is incredibly diverse, and organically collaborative, with students coming from many different backgrounds, across the country and around the world.Students are frequently encouraged to unite MIT's engineering excellence with public service. For example, the required senior capstone design course for mechanical engineering majors centers on making the world a better place through engineering. Recent years have focused on projects using alternative forms of energy, and machines that could be used for sustainable agriculture. Beyond academic coursework, MIT's D-Lab, Poverty Action Lab, and Public Service Center all support students and professors in the research and implementation of culturally sensitive and environmentally responsible technologies and programs that alleviate poverty and improve quality of life in low-income areas locally, nationally, and worldwide.MIT's preeminence in entrepreneurship is rooted in its founding. As one of the first land-grant colleges, the Institute was designed to deliver a practical education rather than to focus on the classical education that was provided by many private universities of that era. This emphasis on practice is infused into the entrepreneurship curriculum and programming, which emphasizes learning by doing. Over the course of the 2015-2016 academic year, more than 60 entrepreneurship courses were offered.Several MIT departments, labs, and centers foster entrepreneurship and innovation at MIT including the Martin Trust Center for MIT Entrepreneurship, the MIT Sandbox Innovation Fund Program, and the MIT Innovation Initiative to name a few. MIT also has over 40 student clubs and initiatives involved in entrepreneurship or innovation, among them the MIT $100K Entrepreneurship Competition, MIT Clean Energy Prize, and conferences such as Hacking Arts and Hacking Medicine.The MIT community brings its energy and creativity outside the classroom as well with 500+ student-run groups, 33 varsity sports, 18 intramural sports, 33 club sports, and more than 60 music, theater, visual arts, writing, and dance groups. It's just a short walk across the Charles River to Boston where students can enjoy the city's fabulous restaurants or take in Boston culture. Many programs around MIT allow students to get reduced-price tickets to various events, including the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the American Repertory Theater, and Bruins, Celtics, and Red Sox games. Students get free admission daily to the Museum of Science, the Museum of Fine Arts, and all Harvard University and MIT museums.","Private, Coed",1861,N/A,4-1-4,Urban,"$13.2 billion","77 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA 02139","(617) 253-1000",95,100.0
70,"2018-05-08 06:30:57",Business,"The Carroll School of Management at Boston College offers these departments and concentrations: accounting, consulting, finance, general management, international business, leadership, manufacturing and technology management, marketing, management information systems, production/operations management, organizational behavior, portfolio management, supply chain management/logistics, quantitative analysis/statistics and operations research, tax, and technology. Its tuition is full-time: $49,230 per year and part-time: $1,676 per credit. At graduation, 64.2 percent of graduates of the full-time program are employed.",169,"2018-04-07 06:49:49",Business,90,"2018-04-19 07:23:25","Boston College","Chestnut Hill","
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Strengthened by more than a century and a quarter of dedication to academic excellence, Boston College commits itself to the highest standards of teaching and research in undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs and to the pursuit of a just society through its own accomplishments, the work of its faculty and staff, and the achievements of its graduates. It seeks both to advance its place among the nations finest universities and to bring to the company of its distinguished peers and to contemporary society the richnessof the Catholic intellectual ideal of a mutually illuminating relationship between religious faith and free intellectual inquiry.Boston College draws inspiration for its academic and societal mission from its distinctive religious tradition. As a Catholic and Jesuit university, it is rooted in a world view that encounters God in all creation and through all human activity, especially in the search for truth in every discipline, in the desire to learn, and in the call to live justly together. In this spirit, the University regards the contribution of different religious traditions and value systems as essential to the fullness of its intellectual life and to the continuous development of its distinctive intellectual heritage.Boston College pursues this distinctive mission by serving society in three ways: by fostering the rigorous intellectual development and the religious, ethical, and personal formation of its undergraduate, graduate, and professional students in order to prepare them for citizenship, service, and leadership in a global society; by producing nationally and internationally significant research that advances insight and understanding, thereby bothenriching culture and addressing important societal needs; and by committing itself to advance the dialogue between religious belief and other formative elements of culture through the intellectual inquiry, teaching and learning, and the community life that form the University.Boston College fulfills this mission with a deep concern for all members of its community, with a recognition of the importantcontribution a diverse student body, faculty, and staff can offer, with a firm commitment to academic freedom, and with adetermination to exercise careful stewardship of its resources in pursuit of its academic goals.","Private, Coed",1863,"Roman Catholic",Semester,Suburban,"$2.1 billion +","140 Commonwealth Avenue, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467","(617) 552-3100",70,100.0
71,"2018-05-08 06:31:02",Law,"The Law School at Boston College has an application deadline of March 31. The full-time program application fee at the Law School at Boston College is $75. Its tuition is full-time: $52,640. The student-faculty ratio is 8.2:1. The Law School at Boston College has 138 full- and part-time faculty on staff.",170,"2018-04-07 06:49:49",Law,90,"2018-04-19 07:23:25","Boston College","Chestnut Hill","
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Strengthened by more than a century and a quarter of dedication to academic excellence, Boston College commits itself to the highest standards of teaching and research in undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs and to the pursuit of a just society through its own accomplishments, the work of its faculty and staff, and the achievements of its graduates. It seeks both to advance its place among the nations finest universities and to bring to the company of its distinguished peers and to contemporary society the richnessof the Catholic intellectual ideal of a mutually illuminating relationship between religious faith and free intellectual inquiry.Boston College draws inspiration for its academic and societal mission from its distinctive religious tradition. As a Catholic and Jesuit university, it is rooted in a world view that encounters God in all creation and through all human activity, especially in the search for truth in every discipline, in the desire to learn, and in the call to live justly together. In this spirit, the University regards the contribution of different religious traditions and value systems as essential to the fullness of its intellectual life and to the continuous development of its distinctive intellectual heritage.Boston College pursues this distinctive mission by serving society in three ways: by fostering the rigorous intellectual development and the religious, ethical, and personal formation of its undergraduate, graduate, and professional students in order to prepare them for citizenship, service, and leadership in a global society; by producing nationally and internationally significant research that advances insight and understanding, thereby bothenriching culture and addressing important societal needs; and by committing itself to advance the dialogue between religious belief and other formative elements of culture through the intellectual inquiry, teaching and learning, and the community life that form the University.Boston College fulfills this mission with a deep concern for all members of its community, with a recognition of the importantcontribution a diverse student body, faculty, and staff can offer, with a firm commitment to academic freedom, and with adetermination to exercise careful stewardship of its resources in pursuit of its academic goals.","Private, Coed",1863,"Roman Catholic",Semester,Suburban,"$2.1 billion +","140 Commonwealth Avenue, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467","(617) 552-3100",70,100.0
72,"2018-05-08 06:31:06",Nursing,"Boston College is a private school. The William F. Connell School of Nursing has an application fee of $40 for U.S. residents. Tuition for the master's program at the William F. Connell School of Nursing is full-time: $1,350 per credit. The William F. Connell School of Nursing at Boston College has 54 full-time faculty members. The total graduate nursing enrollment is 260.",171,"2018-04-07 06:49:49",Nursing,90,"2018-04-19 07:23:25","Boston College","Chestnut Hill","
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Strengthened by more than a century and a quarter of dedication to academic excellence, Boston College commits itself to the highest standards of teaching and research in undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs and to the pursuit of a just society through its own accomplishments, the work of its faculty and staff, and the achievements of its graduates. It seeks both to advance its place among the nations finest universities and to bring to the company of its distinguished peers and to contemporary society the richnessof the Catholic intellectual ideal of a mutually illuminating relationship between religious faith and free intellectual inquiry.Boston College draws inspiration for its academic and societal mission from its distinctive religious tradition. As a Catholic and Jesuit university, it is rooted in a world view that encounters God in all creation and through all human activity, especially in the search for truth in every discipline, in the desire to learn, and in the call to live justly together. In this spirit, the University regards the contribution of different religious traditions and value systems as essential to the fullness of its intellectual life and to the continuous development of its distinctive intellectual heritage.Boston College pursues this distinctive mission by serving society in three ways: by fostering the rigorous intellectual development and the religious, ethical, and personal formation of its undergraduate, graduate, and professional students in order to prepare them for citizenship, service, and leadership in a global society; by producing nationally and internationally significant research that advances insight and understanding, thereby bothenriching culture and addressing important societal needs; and by committing itself to advance the dialogue between religious belief and other formative elements of culture through the intellectual inquiry, teaching and learning, and the community life that form the University.Boston College fulfills this mission with a deep concern for all members of its community, with a recognition of the importantcontribution a diverse student body, faculty, and staff can offer, with a firm commitment to academic freedom, and with adetermination to exercise careful stewardship of its resources in pursuit of its academic goals.","Private, Coed",1863,"Roman Catholic",Semester,Suburban,"$2.1 billion +","140 Commonwealth Avenue, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467","(617) 552-3100",70,100.0
73,"2018-05-08 06:31:15",Education,"The Lynch School of Education at Boston College has an application deadline of January 10. The application fee for the education program at Boston College is $65. The Lynch School of Education at Boston College has 56 full-time faculty on staff with a 2.5:1 ratio of full-time equivalent doctoral students to full-time faculty.",172,"2018-04-07 06:49:49",Education,90,"2018-04-19 07:23:25","Boston College","Chestnut Hill","
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Strengthened by more than a century and a quarter of dedication to academic excellence, Boston College commits itself to the highest standards of teaching and research in undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs and to the pursuit of a just society through its own accomplishments, the work of its faculty and staff, and the achievements of its graduates. It seeks both to advance its place among the nations finest universities and to bring to the company of its distinguished peers and to contemporary society the richnessof the Catholic intellectual ideal of a mutually illuminating relationship between religious faith and free intellectual inquiry.Boston College draws inspiration for its academic and societal mission from its distinctive religious tradition. As a Catholic and Jesuit university, it is rooted in a world view that encounters God in all creation and through all human activity, especially in the search for truth in every discipline, in the desire to learn, and in the call to live justly together. In this spirit, the University regards the contribution of different religious traditions and value systems as essential to the fullness of its intellectual life and to the continuous development of its distinctive intellectual heritage.Boston College pursues this distinctive mission by serving society in three ways: by fostering the rigorous intellectual development and the religious, ethical, and personal formation of its undergraduate, graduate, and professional students in order to prepare them for citizenship, service, and leadership in a global society; by producing nationally and internationally significant research that advances insight and understanding, thereby bothenriching culture and addressing important societal needs; and by committing itself to advance the dialogue between religious belief and other formative elements of culture through the intellectual inquiry, teaching and learning, and the community life that form the University.Boston College fulfills this mission with a deep concern for all members of its community, with a recognition of the importantcontribution a diverse student body, faculty, and staff can offer, with a firm commitment to academic freedom, and with adetermination to exercise careful stewardship of its resources in pursuit of its academic goals.","Private, Coed",1863,"Roman Catholic",Semester,Suburban,"$2.1 billion +","140 Commonwealth Avenue, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467","(617) 552-3100",70,100.0
74,"2018-05-08 06:32:14",Business,"The Questrom School of Business at Boston University offers these departments and concentrations: accounting, entrepreneurship, finance, general management, health care administration, international business, leadership, marketing, management information systems, not-for-profit management, production/operations management, organizational behavior, supply chain management/logistics, quantitative analysis/statistics and operations research, and technology. Its tuition is full-time: $51,916 per year; part-time: $1,622 per credit; and executive: $102,000 total program. At graduation, 59.8 percent of graduates of the full-time program are employed.",180,"2018-04-07 06:50:12",Business,92,"2018-04-19 07:23:49","Boston University",Boston,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Pursue knowledge and embrace possibilities at Boston University. Whatever your interests, you'll discover them and many more in our 17 liberal arts and professional schools and colleges offering more than 250 programs of study. Our faculty are committed to excellence in teaching and in path-breaking interdisciplinary research and scholarship. We place a strong emphasis on collaborative research efforts of both faculty and students, with major initiatives in emerging areas such as neuroscience, systems biology, photonics, engineering biology, data science, urban health, global health and development and emerging infectious diseases, as well as research in communications and the humanities. With nearly $400 million in research awards received annually, BU is the first private university since 1995 invited to join the prestigious Association of American Universities. Our low 10-to-1 student/faculty ratio ensures that interactions will be personal. Expand your learning and understanding through graduate and undergraduate research opportunities. And enjoy the historic, vibrant city of Boston with its international connections and wealth of entertainment, cultural, and professional opportunities. But while Boston University is our name, our reach is definitely global. Our 33,000 students hail from all 50 states and 133 countries. We offer more than 100 study abroad programs on 6 continents. And BU participates in over 400 research, service, and education programs on every continent in the world. At Boston University, the possibilities for success are limitless. Join our network of more than 321,000 alumni who shape, serve, and improve the world.","Private, Coed",1839,N/A,Semester,Urban,"$1.7 billion","1 Silber Way, Boston, MA 02215","(617) 353-2000",67,100.0
75,"2018-05-08 06:32:24",Law,"The School of Law at Boston University has an application deadline of April 1. The full-time program application fee at the School of Law at Boston University is $85. Its tuition is full-time: $53,236. The student-faculty ratio is 6.5:1. The School of Law at Boston University has 198 full- and part-time faculty on staff.",181,"2018-04-07 06:50:12",Law,92,"2018-04-19 07:23:49","Boston University",Boston,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Pursue knowledge and embrace possibilities at Boston University. Whatever your interests, you'll discover them and many more in our 17 liberal arts and professional schools and colleges offering more than 250 programs of study. Our faculty are committed to excellence in teaching and in path-breaking interdisciplinary research and scholarship. We place a strong emphasis on collaborative research efforts of both faculty and students, with major initiatives in emerging areas such as neuroscience, systems biology, photonics, engineering biology, data science, urban health, global health and development and emerging infectious diseases, as well as research in communications and the humanities. With nearly $400 million in research awards received annually, BU is the first private university since 1995 invited to join the prestigious Association of American Universities. Our low 10-to-1 student/faculty ratio ensures that interactions will be personal. Expand your learning and understanding through graduate and undergraduate research opportunities. And enjoy the historic, vibrant city of Boston with its international connections and wealth of entertainment, cultural, and professional opportunities. But while Boston University is our name, our reach is definitely global. Our 33,000 students hail from all 50 states and 133 countries. We offer more than 100 study abroad programs on 6 continents. And BU participates in over 400 research, service, and education programs on every continent in the world. At Boston University, the possibilities for success are limitless. Join our network of more than 321,000 alumni who shape, serve, and improve the world.","Private, Coed",1839,N/A,Semester,Urban,"$1.7 billion","1 Silber Way, Boston, MA 02215","(617) 353-2000",67,100.0
76,"2018-05-08 06:32:32",Medicine,"The School of Medicine at Boston University has an application deadline of November 1. The application fee at Boston University is $110. Its tuition is full-time: $58,976. The faculty-student ratio at Boston University is 2.5:1. The School of Medicine has 2,216 full- and part-time faculty on staff.",182,"2018-04-07 06:50:12",Medicine,92,"2018-04-19 07:23:49","Boston University",Boston,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Pursue knowledge and embrace possibilities at Boston University. Whatever your interests, you'll discover them and many more in our 17 liberal arts and professional schools and colleges offering more than 250 programs of study. Our faculty are committed to excellence in teaching and in path-breaking interdisciplinary research and scholarship. We place a strong emphasis on collaborative research efforts of both faculty and students, with major initiatives in emerging areas such as neuroscience, systems biology, photonics, engineering biology, data science, urban health, global health and development and emerging infectious diseases, as well as research in communications and the humanities. With nearly $400 million in research awards received annually, BU is the first private university since 1995 invited to join the prestigious Association of American Universities. Our low 10-to-1 student/faculty ratio ensures that interactions will be personal. Expand your learning and understanding through graduate and undergraduate research opportunities. And enjoy the historic, vibrant city of Boston with its international connections and wealth of entertainment, cultural, and professional opportunities. But while Boston University is our name, our reach is definitely global. Our 33,000 students hail from all 50 states and 133 countries. We offer more than 100 study abroad programs on 6 continents. And BU participates in over 400 research, service, and education programs on every continent in the world. At Boston University, the possibilities for success are limitless. Join our network of more than 321,000 alumni who shape, serve, and improve the world.","Private, Coed",1839,N/A,Semester,Urban,"$1.7 billion","1 Silber Way, Boston, MA 02215","(617) 353-2000",67,100.0
77,"2018-05-08 06:32:38",Engineering,"The College of Engineering at Boston University has an application deadline of December 15. The application fee is $95 for U.S. residents and $95 for international students. The 2017 Ph.D. student-faculty ratio is 4.6:1. The College of Engineering at Boston University has 125 full-time faculty on staff.",183,"2018-04-07 06:50:12",Engineering,92,"2018-04-19 07:23:49","Boston University",Boston,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Pursue knowledge and embrace possibilities at Boston University. Whatever your interests, you'll discover them and many more in our 17 liberal arts and professional schools and colleges offering more than 250 programs of study. Our faculty are committed to excellence in teaching and in path-breaking interdisciplinary research and scholarship. We place a strong emphasis on collaborative research efforts of both faculty and students, with major initiatives in emerging areas such as neuroscience, systems biology, photonics, engineering biology, data science, urban health, global health and development and emerging infectious diseases, as well as research in communications and the humanities. With nearly $400 million in research awards received annually, BU is the first private university since 1995 invited to join the prestigious Association of American Universities. Our low 10-to-1 student/faculty ratio ensures that interactions will be personal. Expand your learning and understanding through graduate and undergraduate research opportunities. And enjoy the historic, vibrant city of Boston with its international connections and wealth of entertainment, cultural, and professional opportunities. But while Boston University is our name, our reach is definitely global. Our 33,000 students hail from all 50 states and 133 countries. We offer more than 100 study abroad programs on 6 continents. And BU participates in over 400 research, service, and education programs on every continent in the world. At Boston University, the possibilities for success are limitless. Join our network of more than 321,000 alumni who shape, serve, and improve the world.","Private, Coed",1839,N/A,Semester,Urban,"$1.7 billion","1 Silber Way, Boston, MA 02215","(617) 353-2000",67,100.0
78,"2018-05-08 06:32:42",Education,"The School of Education at Boston University has a rolling application deadline. The application fee for the education program at Boston University is $95. The School of Education at Boston University has 30 full-time faculty on staff with a 1.9:1 ratio of full-time equivalent doctoral students to full-time faculty.",184,"2018-04-07 06:50:12",Education,92,"2018-04-19 07:23:49","Boston University",Boston,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Pursue knowledge and embrace possibilities at Boston University. Whatever your interests, you'll discover them and many more in our 17 liberal arts and professional schools and colleges offering more than 250 programs of study. Our faculty are committed to excellence in teaching and in path-breaking interdisciplinary research and scholarship. We place a strong emphasis on collaborative research efforts of both faculty and students, with major initiatives in emerging areas such as neuroscience, systems biology, photonics, engineering biology, data science, urban health, global health and development and emerging infectious diseases, as well as research in communications and the humanities. With nearly $400 million in research awards received annually, BU is the first private university since 1995 invited to join the prestigious Association of American Universities. Our low 10-to-1 student/faculty ratio ensures that interactions will be personal. Expand your learning and understanding through graduate and undergraduate research opportunities. And enjoy the historic, vibrant city of Boston with its international connections and wealth of entertainment, cultural, and professional opportunities. But while Boston University is our name, our reach is definitely global. Our 33,000 students hail from all 50 states and 133 countries. We offer more than 100 study abroad programs on 6 continents. And BU participates in over 400 research, service, and education programs on every continent in the world. At Boston University, the possibilities for success are limitless. Join our network of more than 321,000 alumni who shape, serve, and improve the world.","Private, Coed",1839,N/A,Semester,Urban,"$1.7 billion","1 Silber Way, Boston, MA 02215","(617) 353-2000",67,100.0
79,"2018-05-08 06:33:21",Business,"The DAmore-McKim School of Business at Northeastern University offers these departments and concentrations: accounting, entrepreneurship, finance, general management, health care administration, international business, marketing, production/operations management, supply chain management/logistics, and tax. Its tuition is full-time: $1,560 per credit and part-time: $1,560 per credit. At graduation, 42.2 percent of graduates of the full-time program are employed.",189,"2018-04-07 06:50:22",Business,93,"2018-04-19 07:24:00","Northeastern University",Boston,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Northeastern Universitys educational model is like no other. Integrating rigorous classroom learning with real-world experiences, Northeastern students study, work, research, and serve on seven continents.Northeastern students learn how to apply their knowledge, to solve problems, and to make a difference in the world before they graduate. Northeasterns signature experiential program, cooperative education (coop) enables students, starting as early as their second year, to integrate periods of classroom study with up to three six-month periods of full-time employment. Our established partners include Fortune 500 companies, global NGOs, healthcare organizations, government agencies, startups, research institutions, and more. Or, students can create their own.The integration of study and experience maximizes the potential of Northeastern students, empowering them to discover their professional passion by putting their aspirations into action while they are still in school. They leave Northeastern more confident and more sophisticated about the world, better prepared for leadership and more astute in navigating their career paths.The same spirit of real-world engagement drives a use-inspired research enterprise that is strategically aligned with three global imperatives: health, security, and sustainability. The universitys advances in affective science, cybersecurity, drug discovery and delivery, energy, healthcare management and policy, health informatics, nanotechnology, network science, and urban sustainability are characterized by global collaborations with industry, government, and other academic institutions. Northeastern, which is home to more than 30 federally funded research centers, has seen external funding for research more than double since 2006.Our comprehensive range of undergraduate programs includes more than 150 majors as well as interdisciplinary combined majors that connect you to emerging new fields, as well as a 3+3 combined bachelors and juris doctor degree program and 24 PlusOne programs that enable you to earn both a bachelors and masters degree in just five years.","Private, Coed",1898,N/A,Semester,Urban,"$702.0 million","360 Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA 02115","(617) 373-2000",66,100.0
80,"2018-05-08 06:33:29",Law,"The full-time program application fee at the School of Law at Northeastern University is $75. Its tuition is full-time: $49,224. The student-faculty ratio is 7.5:1. The School of Law at Northeastern University has 99 full- and part-time faculty on staff.",190,"2018-04-07 06:50:22",Law,93,"2018-04-19 07:24:00","Northeastern University",Boston,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Northeastern Universitys educational model is like no other. Integrating rigorous classroom learning with real-world experiences, Northeastern students study, work, research, and serve on seven continents.Northeastern students learn how to apply their knowledge, to solve problems, and to make a difference in the world before they graduate. Northeasterns signature experiential program, cooperative education (coop) enables students, starting as early as their second year, to integrate periods of classroom study with up to three six-month periods of full-time employment. Our established partners include Fortune 500 companies, global NGOs, healthcare organizations, government agencies, startups, research institutions, and more. Or, students can create their own.The integration of study and experience maximizes the potential of Northeastern students, empowering them to discover their professional passion by putting their aspirations into action while they are still in school. They leave Northeastern more confident and more sophisticated about the world, better prepared for leadership and more astute in navigating their career paths.The same spirit of real-world engagement drives a use-inspired research enterprise that is strategically aligned with three global imperatives: health, security, and sustainability. The universitys advances in affective science, cybersecurity, drug discovery and delivery, energy, healthcare management and policy, health informatics, nanotechnology, network science, and urban sustainability are characterized by global collaborations with industry, government, and other academic institutions. Northeastern, which is home to more than 30 federally funded research centers, has seen external funding for research more than double since 2006.Our comprehensive range of undergraduate programs includes more than 150 majors as well as interdisciplinary combined majors that connect you to emerging new fields, as well as a 3+3 combined bachelors and juris doctor degree program and 24 PlusOne programs that enable you to earn both a bachelors and masters degree in just five years.","Private, Coed",1898,N/A,Semester,Urban,"$702.0 million","360 Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA 02115","(617) 373-2000",66,100.0
81,"2018-05-08 06:33:35",Nursing,"Northeastern University is a private school. The Bouve College of Health Scienes has an application fee of $75 for U.S. residents. Tuition for the master's program at the Bouve College of Health Scienes is full-time: $1,445 per credit. Tuition for the DNP program is full-time: $1,445 per credit. The Bouve College of Health Scienes at Northeastern University has 42 full-time faculty members. The total graduate nursing enrollment is 512.",191,"2018-04-07 06:50:22",Nursing,93,"2018-04-19 07:24:00","Northeastern University",Boston,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Northeastern Universitys educational model is like no other. Integrating rigorous classroom learning with real-world experiences, Northeastern students study, work, research, and serve on seven continents.Northeastern students learn how to apply their knowledge, to solve problems, and to make a difference in the world before they graduate. Northeasterns signature experiential program, cooperative education (coop) enables students, starting as early as their second year, to integrate periods of classroom study with up to three six-month periods of full-time employment. Our established partners include Fortune 500 companies, global NGOs, healthcare organizations, government agencies, startups, research institutions, and more. Or, students can create their own.The integration of study and experience maximizes the potential of Northeastern students, empowering them to discover their professional passion by putting their aspirations into action while they are still in school. They leave Northeastern more confident and more sophisticated about the world, better prepared for leadership and more astute in navigating their career paths.The same spirit of real-world engagement drives a use-inspired research enterprise that is strategically aligned with three global imperatives: health, security, and sustainability. The universitys advances in affective science, cybersecurity, drug discovery and delivery, energy, healthcare management and policy, health informatics, nanotechnology, network science, and urban sustainability are characterized by global collaborations with industry, government, and other academic institutions. Northeastern, which is home to more than 30 federally funded research centers, has seen external funding for research more than double since 2006.Our comprehensive range of undergraduate programs includes more than 150 majors as well as interdisciplinary combined majors that connect you to emerging new fields, as well as a 3+3 combined bachelors and juris doctor degree program and 24 PlusOne programs that enable you to earn both a bachelors and masters degree in just five years.","Private, Coed",1898,N/A,Semester,Urban,"$702.0 million","360 Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA 02115","(617) 373-2000",66,100.0
82,"2018-05-08 06:33:46",Engineering,"The College of Engineering at Northeastern University has an application deadline of January 15. The application fee is $75 for U.S. residents and $75 for international students. The 2017 Ph.D. student-faculty ratio is 4.2:1. The College of Engineering at Northeastern University has 169 full-time faculty on staff.",192,"2018-04-07 06:50:22",Engineering,93,"2018-04-19 07:24:00","Northeastern University",Boston,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Northeastern Universitys educational model is like no other. Integrating rigorous classroom learning with real-world experiences, Northeastern students study, work, research, and serve on seven continents.Northeastern students learn how to apply their knowledge, to solve problems, and to make a difference in the world before they graduate. Northeasterns signature experiential program, cooperative education (coop) enables students, starting as early as their second year, to integrate periods of classroom study with up to three six-month periods of full-time employment. Our established partners include Fortune 500 companies, global NGOs, healthcare organizations, government agencies, startups, research institutions, and more. Or, students can create their own.The integration of study and experience maximizes the potential of Northeastern students, empowering them to discover their professional passion by putting their aspirations into action while they are still in school. They leave Northeastern more confident and more sophisticated about the world, better prepared for leadership and more astute in navigating their career paths.The same spirit of real-world engagement drives a use-inspired research enterprise that is strategically aligned with three global imperatives: health, security, and sustainability. The universitys advances in affective science, cybersecurity, drug discovery and delivery, energy, healthcare management and policy, health informatics, nanotechnology, network science, and urban sustainability are characterized by global collaborations with industry, government, and other academic institutions. Northeastern, which is home to more than 30 federally funded research centers, has seen external funding for research more than double since 2006.Our comprehensive range of undergraduate programs includes more than 150 majors as well as interdisciplinary combined majors that connect you to emerging new fields, as well as a 3+3 combined bachelors and juris doctor degree program and 24 PlusOne programs that enable you to earn both a bachelors and masters degree in just five years.","Private, Coed",1898,N/A,Semester,Urban,"$702.0 million","360 Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA 02115","(617) 373-2000",66,100.0
83,"2018-05-08 06:33:56",Education,,193,"2018-04-07 06:50:22",Education,93,"2018-04-19 07:24:00","Northeastern University",Boston,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Northeastern Universitys educational model is like no other. Integrating rigorous classroom learning with real-world experiences, Northeastern students study, work, research, and serve on seven continents.Northeastern students learn how to apply their knowledge, to solve problems, and to make a difference in the world before they graduate. Northeasterns signature experiential program, cooperative education (coop) enables students, starting as early as their second year, to integrate periods of classroom study with up to three six-month periods of full-time employment. Our established partners include Fortune 500 companies, global NGOs, healthcare organizations, government agencies, startups, research institutions, and more. Or, students can create their own.The integration of study and experience maximizes the potential of Northeastern students, empowering them to discover their professional passion by putting their aspirations into action while they are still in school. They leave Northeastern more confident and more sophisticated about the world, better prepared for leadership and more astute in navigating their career paths.The same spirit of real-world engagement drives a use-inspired research enterprise that is strategically aligned with three global imperatives: health, security, and sustainability. The universitys advances in affective science, cybersecurity, drug discovery and delivery, energy, healthcare management and policy, health informatics, nanotechnology, network science, and urban sustainability are characterized by global collaborations with industry, government, and other academic institutions. Northeastern, which is home to more than 30 federally funded research centers, has seen external funding for research more than double since 2006.Our comprehensive range of undergraduate programs includes more than 150 majors as well as interdisciplinary combined majors that connect you to emerging new fields, as well as a 3+3 combined bachelors and juris doctor degree program and 24 PlusOne programs that enable you to earn both a bachelors and masters degree in just five years.","Private, Coed",1898,N/A,Semester,Urban,"$702.0 million","360 Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA 02115","(617) 373-2000",66,100.0
84,"2018-05-08 06:34:32",Business,"The Robert A. Foisie School of Business at Worcester Polytechnic Institute offers these departments and concentrations: accounting, actuarial science, e-commerce, economics, entrepreneurship, finance, general management, health care administration, industrial management, leadership, manufacturing and technology management, marketing, management information systems, production/operations management, organizational behavior, supply chain management/logistics, quantitative analysis/statistics and operations research, and technology. Its tuition is full-time: $1,457 per credit and part-time: $1,457 per credit.",198,"2018-04-07 06:50:32",Business,94,"2018-04-19 07:24:10","Worcester Polytechnic Institute",Worcester,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Founded in 1865 in Worcester, Mass., Worcester Polytechnic Institute is one of the nation's first engineering and technology universities. Today WPI is a midsize research university centered on engineering, science, technology, and mathematics, with strong academic programs in the arts and humanities, the social sciences, and business. Its 14 academic departments offer more than 60 undergraduate and graduate degree programs, leading to the BA, BS, MS, MEng, MBA, and PhD. WPI places a high premium on excellence in undergraduate education, with rich student-faculty interaction and a distinct, rigorous project-based curriculum. In addition to filling a humanities and arts requirement, each WPI undergraduate must complete at least two significant projects, one in the major field of study and one that addresses an open-ended problem at the intersection of science, technology, and society. Through these projects, students demonstrate their proficiency as they apply their classroom knowledge to real-world problems. They gain an appreciation for how their work has an impact on a local, national, and even global level. At WPI, first-year students can participate in the Great Problems Seminar, a two-course introduction to university-level research and projects focused on themes of current global importance. The university's innovative Global Projects Program provides students the opportunity to make a difference in communities and organizations around the world in one of the more than 40 project centers throughout the Americas, Africa, Asia-Pacific, and Europe. Students benefit from WPI's deep experience in off-campus opportunity. WPI established its first off-campus residential project center in 1974 in Washington, D.C., and its first international center in 1987 in London. About two-thirds of each graduating WPI class has traveled off campus to complete projects, half going overseas. Working independently or collaboratively with faculty or industry partners, graduate students are challenged to engage in research that matters, offering contributions that lead to breakthroughs in problems facing society. Students are inspired to consider the big picture and to think like entrepreneurs. They look for solutions that aren't always obvious but will have the greatest technical and social impact. Faculty members work collaboratively with students on interdisciplinary research that seeks solutions to important and socially relevant problems in fields as diverse as life sciences, bioengineering, energy, information security, materials processing, and robotics. With thriving music and theatre departments, WPI students have opportunities to explore their creative sides, too. Quirky traditions, like the annual Pi Day festivities or celebrating the birthday of its mascot, Gompei the goat, foster a sense of community. Notable WPI academic and research centers include the Metal Processing Institute, the largest industry-university alliance in North America. WPI is making a significant investment in life sciences-related research and in the economic development of its home city by jointly developing Gateway Park, an 11-acre mixed-use, life sciences-based campus adjacent to downtown Worcester. The first building at the site, the 125,000-sq.-ft. Life Sciences and Bioengineering Center, houses the university's graduate research programs in these disciplines. A second building houses, among other tenants, its Biomanufacturing Education and Training Center; Fire Protection Engineering Laboratory, which supports one of the world's only graduate programs in fire protection engineering; and Foisie Business School. WPI's 35,000+ alumni are located throughout the U.S. and in more than 100 countries. WPI alumni have been responsible for many world-changing innovations, among them the liquid-fueled rocket; stainless steel; the airbag safety system; and the Area Rule, which made supersonic flight practical.","Private, Coed",1865,N/A,Quarter,City,"$466.3 million +","100 Institute Road, Worcester, MA 01609","(508) 831-5000",60,100.0
85,"2018-05-08 06:34:41",Engineering,"The engineering school at Worcester Polytechnic Institute has a rolling application deadline. The application fee is $70 for U.S. residents and $70 for international students. The 2017 Ph.D. student-faculty ratio is 1.3:1. The engineering school at Worcester Polytechnic Institute has 119 full-time faculty on staff.",199,"2018-04-07 06:50:32",Engineering,94,"2018-04-19 07:24:10","Worcester Polytechnic Institute",Worcester,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Founded in 1865 in Worcester, Mass., Worcester Polytechnic Institute is one of the nation's first engineering and technology universities. Today WPI is a midsize research university centered on engineering, science, technology, and mathematics, with strong academic programs in the arts and humanities, the social sciences, and business. Its 14 academic departments offer more than 60 undergraduate and graduate degree programs, leading to the BA, BS, MS, MEng, MBA, and PhD. WPI places a high premium on excellence in undergraduate education, with rich student-faculty interaction and a distinct, rigorous project-based curriculum. In addition to filling a humanities and arts requirement, each WPI undergraduate must complete at least two significant projects, one in the major field of study and one that addresses an open-ended problem at the intersection of science, technology, and society. Through these projects, students demonstrate their proficiency as they apply their classroom knowledge to real-world problems. They gain an appreciation for how their work has an impact on a local, national, and even global level. At WPI, first-year students can participate in the Great Problems Seminar, a two-course introduction to university-level research and projects focused on themes of current global importance. The university's innovative Global Projects Program provides students the opportunity to make a difference in communities and organizations around the world in one of the more than 40 project centers throughout the Americas, Africa, Asia-Pacific, and Europe. Students benefit from WPI's deep experience in off-campus opportunity. WPI established its first off-campus residential project center in 1974 in Washington, D.C., and its first international center in 1987 in London. About two-thirds of each graduating WPI class has traveled off campus to complete projects, half going overseas. Working independently or collaboratively with faculty or industry partners, graduate students are challenged to engage in research that matters, offering contributions that lead to breakthroughs in problems facing society. Students are inspired to consider the big picture and to think like entrepreneurs. They look for solutions that aren't always obvious but will have the greatest technical and social impact. Faculty members work collaboratively with students on interdisciplinary research that seeks solutions to important and socially relevant problems in fields as diverse as life sciences, bioengineering, energy, information security, materials processing, and robotics. With thriving music and theatre departments, WPI students have opportunities to explore their creative sides, too. Quirky traditions, like the annual Pi Day festivities or celebrating the birthday of its mascot, Gompei the goat, foster a sense of community. Notable WPI academic and research centers include the Metal Processing Institute, the largest industry-university alliance in North America. WPI is making a significant investment in life sciences-related research and in the economic development of its home city by jointly developing Gateway Park, an 11-acre mixed-use, life sciences-based campus adjacent to downtown Worcester. The first building at the site, the 125,000-sq.-ft. Life Sciences and Bioengineering Center, houses the university's graduate research programs in these disciplines. A second building houses, among other tenants, its Biomanufacturing Education and Training Center; Fire Protection Engineering Laboratory, which supports one of the world's only graduate programs in fire protection engineering; and Foisie Business School. WPI's 35,000+ alumni are located throughout the U.S. and in more than 100 countries. WPI alumni have been responsible for many world-changing innovations, among them the liquid-fueled rocket; stainless steel; the airbag safety system; and the Area Rule, which made supersonic flight practical.","Private, Coed",1865,N/A,Quarter,City,"$466.3 million +","100 Institute Road, Worcester, MA 01609","(508) 831-5000",60,100.0
86,"2018-05-08 06:34:53",Business,"The Isenberg School of Management at University of Massachusetts--Amherst offers these departments and concentrations: accounting, entrepreneurship, finance, general management, health care administration, hotel administration, human resources management, leadership, manufacturing and technology management, marketing, management information systems, production/operations management, organizational behavior, public administration, public policy, sports business, and supply chain management/logistics. Its tuition is full-time: $13,930 per year (in-state); full-time: $30,533 per year (out-of-state); part-time: $900 per credit (in-state); and part-time: $900 per credit (out-of-state). At graduation, 71.4 percent of graduates of the full-time program are employed.",201,"2018-04-07 06:50:43",Business,95,"2018-04-19 07:24:28","University of Massachusetts--Amherst",Amherst,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","The University of Massachusetts Amherst is the flagship campus of the Commonwealth, combining the academic resources of a nationally-ranked research university with the support and individualized attention usually reserved for a small college. Students come from 49 states and over 70 countries, making this New England campus a national and international center for intellectual and cultural activity. With over 100 associates and bachelor's degree programs, UMass Amherst offers its students a wide array of academic disciplines and nationally-known programs of study, including the Bachelor's Degree with Individual Concentration (BDIC), which allows students to create their own major. The 1,400 outstanding full-time faculty are the best in their fields and they take teaching seriously. Students complement their classroom work with internships, co-ops, and research, working side-by-side with their faculty. Students take what they learn in the classroom and apply it in the studio, the lab, the concert hall, and the field. With this intersection of learning and doing, students find their intellectual voice and independence. The Commonwealth Honors College Residential Complex is a national model and welcomes students who seek additional academic challenge and meet the requirements for acceptance. The extensive library system is the largest at any public institution in the Northeast, and offers students a state-of-the-art learning environment through the Learning Commons, a place that fosters academic collaboration. The campus is undergoing a facilities renaissance, with new cutting edge academic buildings that emphasize team-based learning. UMass Amherst is also ranked one of the most sustainable ""green"" campuses in the country.Through the Five College Interchange, students enroll in classes at nearby Amherst, Hampshire, Mount Holyoke, and Smith Colleges at no extra charge. A free bus system connects these five campuses, allowing students to participate in a wide array of social and cultural events. Through the Residential First-Year Experience (RFYE), first-year students live with other peers who share common interests and experiences. Other opportunities for personal development are found through the Center for Student Development, which brings together more than 400 clubs and organizations. Groups include community service organizations, student government, ethnic and cultural groups, religious and spiritual organizations, fraternity and sororities, student run businesses, media related groups, groups that grow from academic interests, and groups dedicated to athletics and recreation, socializing, arts, entertainment, and politics. UMass Amherst competes in NCAA Division I Intercollegiate Athletics. Students attend every home game free in regular season, and wear their Minutemen and Minutewomen maroon proudly. All students can work out at the immensely popular Recreation Center, and any student who enjoys athletic competition can participate in an extensive intramural sports program. UMass Dining Services is consistently ranked top in the country with students and families raving about the food. Just off campus, the picturesque town of Amherst offers scores of shops and restaurants from Mexican or Thai, to pizza, burgers and Indian. Appearing on the ""Top Ten"" lists for college towns, Amherst has a truly unusual combination of New England charm and international sophistication. Boston is less than two hours away, and New York City just three hours south. For outdoor enthusiasts, the mountains of Vermont are less than an hour away and offer skiing and hiking. Maybe you can't have it all, but the University of Massachusetts Amherst certainly comes close.","Public, Coed",1863,N/A,Semester,Suburban,"$287.2 million +","University Admissions Center, 37 Mather Drive, Amherst, MA 01003","(413) 545-0111",56,100.0
87,"2018-05-08 06:35:07",Nursing,"University of Massachusetts--Amherst is a public school. The College of Nursing has an application deadline of December 15 and an application fee of $75 for U.S. residents. Tuition for the master's program at the College of Nursing is full-time: $750 per credit (in-state) and $750 per credit (out-of-state). Tuition for the DNP program is full-time: $750 per credit (in-state) and $750 per credit (out-of-state). The College of Nursing at University of Massachusetts--Amherst has 40 full-time faculty members. The total graduate nursing enrollment is 303.",202,"2018-04-07 06:50:43",Nursing,95,"2018-04-19 07:24:28","University of Massachusetts--Amherst",Amherst,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","The University of Massachusetts Amherst is the flagship campus of the Commonwealth, combining the academic resources of a nationally-ranked research university with the support and individualized attention usually reserved for a small college. Students come from 49 states and over 70 countries, making this New England campus a national and international center for intellectual and cultural activity. With over 100 associates and bachelor's degree programs, UMass Amherst offers its students a wide array of academic disciplines and nationally-known programs of study, including the Bachelor's Degree with Individual Concentration (BDIC), which allows students to create their own major. The 1,400 outstanding full-time faculty are the best in their fields and they take teaching seriously. Students complement their classroom work with internships, co-ops, and research, working side-by-side with their faculty. Students take what they learn in the classroom and apply it in the studio, the lab, the concert hall, and the field. With this intersection of learning and doing, students find their intellectual voice and independence. The Commonwealth Honors College Residential Complex is a national model and welcomes students who seek additional academic challenge and meet the requirements for acceptance. The extensive library system is the largest at any public institution in the Northeast, and offers students a state-of-the-art learning environment through the Learning Commons, a place that fosters academic collaboration. The campus is undergoing a facilities renaissance, with new cutting edge academic buildings that emphasize team-based learning. UMass Amherst is also ranked one of the most sustainable ""green"" campuses in the country.Through the Five College Interchange, students enroll in classes at nearby Amherst, Hampshire, Mount Holyoke, and Smith Colleges at no extra charge. A free bus system connects these five campuses, allowing students to participate in a wide array of social and cultural events. Through the Residential First-Year Experience (RFYE), first-year students live with other peers who share common interests and experiences. Other opportunities for personal development are found through the Center for Student Development, which brings together more than 400 clubs and organizations. Groups include community service organizations, student government, ethnic and cultural groups, religious and spiritual organizations, fraternity and sororities, student run businesses, media related groups, groups that grow from academic interests, and groups dedicated to athletics and recreation, socializing, arts, entertainment, and politics. UMass Amherst competes in NCAA Division I Intercollegiate Athletics. Students attend every home game free in regular season, and wear their Minutemen and Minutewomen maroon proudly. All students can work out at the immensely popular Recreation Center, and any student who enjoys athletic competition can participate in an extensive intramural sports program. UMass Dining Services is consistently ranked top in the country with students and families raving about the food. Just off campus, the picturesque town of Amherst offers scores of shops and restaurants from Mexican or Thai, to pizza, burgers and Indian. Appearing on the ""Top Ten"" lists for college towns, Amherst has a truly unusual combination of New England charm and international sophistication. Boston is less than two hours away, and New York City just three hours south. For outdoor enthusiasts, the mountains of Vermont are less than an hour away and offer skiing and hiking. Maybe you can't have it all, but the University of Massachusetts Amherst certainly comes close.","Public, Coed",1863,N/A,Semester,Suburban,"$287.2 million +","University Admissions Center, 37 Mather Drive, Amherst, MA 01003","(413) 545-0111",56,100.0
88,"2018-05-08 06:35:10",Engineering,"The College of Engineering at University of Massachusetts--Amherst has an application deadline of February 1. The application fee is $75 for U.S. residents and $75 for international students. The 2017 Ph.D. student-faculty ratio is 3.2:1. The College of Engineering at University of Massachusetts--Amherst has 179 full-time faculty on staff.",203,"2018-04-07 06:50:43",Engineering,95,"2018-04-19 07:24:28","University of Massachusetts--Amherst",Amherst,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","The University of Massachusetts Amherst is the flagship campus of the Commonwealth, combining the academic resources of a nationally-ranked research university with the support and individualized attention usually reserved for a small college. Students come from 49 states and over 70 countries, making this New England campus a national and international center for intellectual and cultural activity. With over 100 associates and bachelor's degree programs, UMass Amherst offers its students a wide array of academic disciplines and nationally-known programs of study, including the Bachelor's Degree with Individual Concentration (BDIC), which allows students to create their own major. The 1,400 outstanding full-time faculty are the best in their fields and they take teaching seriously. Students complement their classroom work with internships, co-ops, and research, working side-by-side with their faculty. Students take what they learn in the classroom and apply it in the studio, the lab, the concert hall, and the field. With this intersection of learning and doing, students find their intellectual voice and independence. The Commonwealth Honors College Residential Complex is a national model and welcomes students who seek additional academic challenge and meet the requirements for acceptance. The extensive library system is the largest at any public institution in the Northeast, and offers students a state-of-the-art learning environment through the Learning Commons, a place that fosters academic collaboration. The campus is undergoing a facilities renaissance, with new cutting edge academic buildings that emphasize team-based learning. UMass Amherst is also ranked one of the most sustainable ""green"" campuses in the country.Through the Five College Interchange, students enroll in classes at nearby Amherst, Hampshire, Mount Holyoke, and Smith Colleges at no extra charge. A free bus system connects these five campuses, allowing students to participate in a wide array of social and cultural events. Through the Residential First-Year Experience (RFYE), first-year students live with other peers who share common interests and experiences. Other opportunities for personal development are found through the Center for Student Development, which brings together more than 400 clubs and organizations. Groups include community service organizations, student government, ethnic and cultural groups, religious and spiritual organizations, fraternity and sororities, student run businesses, media related groups, groups that grow from academic interests, and groups dedicated to athletics and recreation, socializing, arts, entertainment, and politics. UMass Amherst competes in NCAA Division I Intercollegiate Athletics. Students attend every home game free in regular season, and wear their Minutemen and Minutewomen maroon proudly. All students can work out at the immensely popular Recreation Center, and any student who enjoys athletic competition can participate in an extensive intramural sports program. UMass Dining Services is consistently ranked top in the country with students and families raving about the food. Just off campus, the picturesque town of Amherst offers scores of shops and restaurants from Mexican or Thai, to pizza, burgers and Indian. Appearing on the ""Top Ten"" lists for college towns, Amherst has a truly unusual combination of New England charm and international sophistication. Boston is less than two hours away, and New York City just three hours south. For outdoor enthusiasts, the mountains of Vermont are less than an hour away and offer skiing and hiking. Maybe you can't have it all, but the University of Massachusetts Amherst certainly comes close.","Public, Coed",1863,N/A,Semester,Suburban,"$287.2 million +","University Admissions Center, 37 Mather Drive, Amherst, MA 01003","(413) 545-0111",56,100.0
89,"2018-05-08 06:35:21",Education,"The College of Education at University of Massachusetts--Amherst has an application deadline of January 2. The application fee for the education program at University of Massachusetts--Amherst is $75. The College of Education at University of Massachusetts--Amherst has 53 full-time faculty on staff with a 3.8:1 ratio of full-time equivalent doctoral students to full-time faculty.",204,"2018-04-07 06:50:43",Education,95,"2018-04-19 07:24:28","University of Massachusetts--Amherst",Amherst,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","The University of Massachusetts Amherst is the flagship campus of the Commonwealth, combining the academic resources of a nationally-ranked research university with the support and individualized attention usually reserved for a small college. Students come from 49 states and over 70 countries, making this New England campus a national and international center for intellectual and cultural activity. With over 100 associates and bachelor's degree programs, UMass Amherst offers its students a wide array of academic disciplines and nationally-known programs of study, including the Bachelor's Degree with Individual Concentration (BDIC), which allows students to create their own major. The 1,400 outstanding full-time faculty are the best in their fields and they take teaching seriously. Students complement their classroom work with internships, co-ops, and research, working side-by-side with their faculty. Students take what they learn in the classroom and apply it in the studio, the lab, the concert hall, and the field. With this intersection of learning and doing, students find their intellectual voice and independence. The Commonwealth Honors College Residential Complex is a national model and welcomes students who seek additional academic challenge and meet the requirements for acceptance. The extensive library system is the largest at any public institution in the Northeast, and offers students a state-of-the-art learning environment through the Learning Commons, a place that fosters academic collaboration. The campus is undergoing a facilities renaissance, with new cutting edge academic buildings that emphasize team-based learning. UMass Amherst is also ranked one of the most sustainable ""green"" campuses in the country.Through the Five College Interchange, students enroll in classes at nearby Amherst, Hampshire, Mount Holyoke, and Smith Colleges at no extra charge. A free bus system connects these five campuses, allowing students to participate in a wide array of social and cultural events. Through the Residential First-Year Experience (RFYE), first-year students live with other peers who share common interests and experiences. Other opportunities for personal development are found through the Center for Student Development, which brings together more than 400 clubs and organizations. Groups include community service organizations, student government, ethnic and cultural groups, religious and spiritual organizations, fraternity and sororities, student run businesses, media related groups, groups that grow from academic interests, and groups dedicated to athletics and recreation, socializing, arts, entertainment, and politics. UMass Amherst competes in NCAA Division I Intercollegiate Athletics. Students attend every home game free in regular season, and wear their Minutemen and Minutewomen maroon proudly. All students can work out at the immensely popular Recreation Center, and any student who enjoys athletic competition can participate in an extensive intramural sports program. UMass Dining Services is consistently ranked top in the country with students and families raving about the food. Just off campus, the picturesque town of Amherst offers scores of shops and restaurants from Mexican or Thai, to pizza, burgers and Indian. Appearing on the ""Top Ten"" lists for college towns, Amherst has a truly unusual combination of New England charm and international sophistication. Boston is less than two hours away, and New York City just three hours south. For outdoor enthusiasts, the mountains of Vermont are less than an hour away and offer skiing and hiking. Maybe you can't have it all, but the University of Massachusetts Amherst certainly comes close.","Public, Coed",1863,N/A,Semester,Suburban,"$287.2 million +","University Admissions Center, 37 Mather Drive, Amherst, MA 01003","(413) 545-0111",56,100.0
90,"2018-05-08 06:36:32",Business,"The Graduate School of Management at Clark University offers these departments and concentrations: accounting, entrepreneurship, finance, general management, marketing, and quantitative analysis/statistics and operations research. Its tuition is full-time: $67,502 total program and part-time: $67,502 total program. At graduation, 17.0 percent of graduates of the full-time program are employed.",210,"2018-04-07 06:50:56",Business,96,"2018-04-19 07:24:41","Clark University",Worcester,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","Founded in 1887, Clark University is committed to scholarship and inquiry that address social and human imperatives on a global scale. Located in the heart of New England -- Worcester, Massachusetts -- Clark enrolls approximately 2,300 undergraduate and 1,100 graduate students and is featured in Loren Popes book, ""Colleges That Change Lives."" Recent rankings that acknowledge Clark's growing reputation include U.S. News & World Report (#75 in Best National Universities), Forbes (#16 in Americas Most Entrepreneurial Universities) and Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine (#27 in Best Values in Private Universities and #5 in Massachusetts). With its size, urban location, emphasis on liberal education and effective practice, and capacity for interdisciplinary learning and research, Clark cultivates a learning environment uniquely supportive of an undergraduate's ambitious goals. LEEP (Liberal Education and Effective Practice), the University's pioneering model of education, combines life-changing world and workplace experiences with a deep and integrated undergraduate curriculum so students can put their knowledge into practice. And with a student-to-faculty ratio of 10:1 and average class size of 21, Clark students are known by name and face. The Clark community includes approximately 600 international students, and faculty members and scholars from more than 90 countries, so students encounter a variety of cultures, traditions, religions, and political ideologies. Clark is committed to providing students with an exceptional college education that is also affordable. The University offers students a unique cost-saving opportunity through its Accelerated B.A./Masters Degree Program: any student who works hard and meets the eligibility requirements can earn both a bachelor's and master's degree in five years with the fifth year tuition-free. At Clark, students translate their passions and studies into remarkable careers and purposeful, accomplished lives. Clark students graduate with the skills employers demand and the world needs, prepared to live the University's motto: ""Challenge convention. Change our world.""","Private, Coed",1887,N/A,Semester,City,"$369.1 million","950 Main Street, Worcester, MA 01610","(508) 793-7711",54,100.0
91,"2018-05-08 06:37:06",Business,"The College of Business Administration at University of Detroit Mercy offers these departments and concentrations: health care administration and technology. Its tuition is full-time: $1,579 per credit and part-time: $1,579 per credit.",215,"2018-04-07 06:51:08",Business,98,"2018-04-19 07:25:13","University of Detroit Mercy",Detroit,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","University of Detroit Mercy has been serving the educational needs of Michigan and its surrounding region since 1877. We offer more than 100 academic degrees and programs, including nationally ranked engineering, business management, health and psychology programs, an AACSB-accredited business college, an NAAB-accredited architecture school and excellent STEM and liberal arts programs. Our dentistry and law school graduate professionals are practice ready and prepared to lead in their fields. Our accelerated programs allow students to earn both a bachelor degree and a master degree in five years. Michigan is home to 20 Fortune 500 companies and nationally recognized health care facilities that partner with UDM for co-ops, internships and other opportunities that prepare students with real-world experience and provide career opportunities. UDM students receive more than $156 million in scholarships and financial aid each year. Our 87,000 alumni are recognized as business and civic leaders in metro Detroit and the nation, serving as a supportive network for students and future alumni. As a Catholic university in the Jesuit and Mercy traditions, UDM fosters the intellectual, social, spiritual and moral development of its students to advance their professions and serve their communities.","Private, Coed",1877,"Roman Catholic",Semester,Urban,"$43.5 million","4001 W. McNichols, Detroit, MI 48221","(313) 993-1000",69,100.0
92,"2018-05-08 06:37:14",Law,"The School of Law at University of Detroit Mercy has an application deadline of May 1. Its tuition is full-time: $42,140 and part-time: $33,734. The student-faculty ratio is 10.3:1. The School of Law at University of Detroit Mercy has 91 full- and part-time faculty on staff.",216,"2018-04-07 06:51:08",Law,98,"2018-04-19 07:25:13","University of Detroit Mercy",Detroit,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","University of Detroit Mercy has been serving the educational needs of Michigan and its surrounding region since 1877. We offer more than 100 academic degrees and programs, including nationally ranked engineering, business management, health and psychology programs, an AACSB-accredited business college, an NAAB-accredited architecture school and excellent STEM and liberal arts programs. Our dentistry and law school graduate professionals are practice ready and prepared to lead in their fields. Our accelerated programs allow students to earn both a bachelor degree and a master degree in five years. Michigan is home to 20 Fortune 500 companies and nationally recognized health care facilities that partner with UDM for co-ops, internships and other opportunities that prepare students with real-world experience and provide career opportunities. UDM students receive more than $156 million in scholarships and financial aid each year. Our 87,000 alumni are recognized as business and civic leaders in metro Detroit and the nation, serving as a supportive network for students and future alumni. As a Catholic university in the Jesuit and Mercy traditions, UDM fosters the intellectual, social, spiritual and moral development of its students to advance their professions and serve their communities.","Private, Coed",1877,"Roman Catholic",Semester,Urban,"$43.5 million","4001 W. McNichols, Detroit, MI 48221","(313) 993-1000",69,100.0
93,"2018-05-08 06:37:24",Nursing,"University of Detroit Mercy is a private school. The McAuley School of Nursing has an application fee of $0 for U.S. residents. Tuition for the master's program at the McAuley School of Nursing is full-time: $981 per credit. The McAuley School of Nursing at University of Detroit Mercy has 43 full-time faculty members. The total graduate nursing enrollment is 237.",217,"2018-04-07 06:51:08",Nursing,98,"2018-04-19 07:25:13","University of Detroit Mercy",Detroit,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","University of Detroit Mercy has been serving the educational needs of Michigan and its surrounding region since 1877. We offer more than 100 academic degrees and programs, including nationally ranked engineering, business management, health and psychology programs, an AACSB-accredited business college, an NAAB-accredited architecture school and excellent STEM and liberal arts programs. Our dentistry and law school graduate professionals are practice ready and prepared to lead in their fields. Our accelerated programs allow students to earn both a bachelor degree and a master degree in five years. Michigan is home to 20 Fortune 500 companies and nationally recognized health care facilities that partner with UDM for co-ops, internships and other opportunities that prepare students with real-world experience and provide career opportunities. UDM students receive more than $156 million in scholarships and financial aid each year. Our 87,000 alumni are recognized as business and civic leaders in metro Detroit and the nation, serving as a supportive network for students and future alumni. As a Catholic university in the Jesuit and Mercy traditions, UDM fosters the intellectual, social, spiritual and moral development of its students to advance their professions and serve their communities.","Private, Coed",1877,"Roman Catholic",Semester,Urban,"$43.5 million","4001 W. McNichols, Detroit, MI 48221","(313) 993-1000",69,100.0
94,"2018-05-08 06:37:31",Engineering,"The College of Engineering and Science at University of Detroit Mercy has a rolling application deadline. The 2017 Ph.D. student-faculty ratio is 0.8:1. The College of Engineering and Science at University of Detroit Mercy has 24 full-time faculty on staff.",218,"2018-04-07 06:51:08",Engineering,98,"2018-04-19 07:25:13","University of Detroit Mercy",Detroit,"
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","University of Detroit Mercy has been serving the educational needs of Michigan and its surrounding region since 1877. We offer more than 100 academic degrees and programs, including nationally ranked engineering, business management, health and psychology programs, an AACSB-accredited business college, an NAAB-accredited architecture school and excellent STEM and liberal arts programs. Our dentistry and law school graduate professionals are practice ready and prepared to lead in their fields. Our accelerated programs allow students to earn both a bachelor degree and a master degree in five years. Michigan is home to 20 Fortune 500 companies and nationally recognized health care facilities that partner with UDM for co-ops, internships and other opportunities that prepare students with real-world experience and provide career opportunities. UDM students receive more than $156 million in scholarships and financial aid each year. Our 87,000 alumni are recognized as business and civic leaders in metro Detroit and the nation, serving as a supportive network for students and future alumni. As a Catholic university in the Jesuit and Mercy traditions, UDM fosters the intellectual, social, spiritual and moral development of its students to advance their professions and serve their communities.","Private, Coed",1877,"Roman Catholic",Semester,Urban,"$43.5 million","4001 W. McNichols, Detroit, MI 48221","(313) 993-1000",69,100.0
95,"2018-05-08 06:37:58",Business,"The Stephen M. Ross School of Business at University of Michigan--Ann Arbor offers these departments and concentrations: accounting, consulting, economics, entrepreneurship, finance, general management, health care administration, human resources management, international business, leadership, manufacturing and technology management, marketing, production/operations management, organizational behavior, portfolio management, real estate, supply chain management/logistics, quantitative analysis/statistics and operations research, and technology. Its tuition is full-time: $62,300 per year (in-state); full-time: $67,300 per year (out-of-state); part-time: $2,056 per credit (in-state); part-time: $2,222 per credit (out-of-state); executive: $62,600 per year (in-state); and executive: $64,600 per year (out-of-state). At graduation, 89.7 percent of graduates of the full-time program are employed.",221,"2018-04-07 06:51:22",Business,101,"2018-04-19 07:25:43","University of Michigan--Ann Arbor","Ann Arbor","
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","The mission of the University of Michigan is to serve the people of Michigan and the world through preeminence in creating, communicating, preserving and applying knowledge, art, and academic values, and in developing leaders and citizens who will challenge the present and enrich the future. Students have the opportunity to work with world-renown faculty. There are hundreds of clubs, groups, and organizations covering a multitude of social, cultural, and academic interests. The University sits within the city of Ann Arbor, which has its own thriving social and cultural identity. There is something for everyone here.","Public, Coed",1817,N/A,Trimester,City,"$9.6 billion +","500 S. State St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109","(734) 764-1817",74,100.0
96,"2018-05-08 06:38:09",Law,"The Law School at University of Michigan--Ann Arbor has an application deadline of February 15. The full-time program application fee at the Law School at University of Michigan--Ann Arbor is $75. Its tuition is full-time: $57,262 (in-state) and full-time: $60,508 (out-of-state). The student-faculty ratio is 7.3:1. The Law School at University of Michigan--Ann Arbor has 167 full- and part-time faculty on staff.",222,"2018-04-07 06:51:22",Law,101,"2018-04-19 07:25:43","University of Michigan--Ann Arbor","Ann Arbor","
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","The mission of the University of Michigan is to serve the people of Michigan and the world through preeminence in creating, communicating, preserving and applying knowledge, art, and academic values, and in developing leaders and citizens who will challenge the present and enrich the future. Students have the opportunity to work with world-renown faculty. There are hundreds of clubs, groups, and organizations covering a multitude of social, cultural, and academic interests. The University sits within the city of Ann Arbor, which has its own thriving social and cultural identity. There is something for everyone here.","Public, Coed",1817,N/A,Trimester,City,"$9.6 billion +","500 S. State St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109","(734) 764-1817",74,100.0
97,"2018-05-08 06:38:12",Medicine,"The Medical School at University of Michigan--Ann Arbor has an application deadline of September 30. The application fee at University of Michigan--Ann Arbor is $95. Its tuition is full-time: $35,752 (in-state) and full-time: $54,566 (out-of-state). The faculty-student ratio at University of Michigan--Ann Arbor is 2.7:1. The Medical School has 2,302 full- and part-time faculty on staff.",223,"2018-04-07 06:51:22",Medicine,101,"2018-04-19 07:25:43","University of Michigan--Ann Arbor","Ann Arbor","
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","The mission of the University of Michigan is to serve the people of Michigan and the world through preeminence in creating, communicating, preserving and applying knowledge, art, and academic values, and in developing leaders and citizens who will challenge the present and enrich the future. Students have the opportunity to work with world-renown faculty. There are hundreds of clubs, groups, and organizations covering a multitude of social, cultural, and academic interests. The University sits within the city of Ann Arbor, which has its own thriving social and cultural identity. There is something for everyone here.","Public, Coed",1817,N/A,Trimester,City,"$9.6 billion +","500 S. State St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109","(734) 764-1817",74,100.0
98,"2018-05-08 06:38:15",Nursing,"University of Michigan--Ann Arbor is a public school. The School of Nursing has an application deadline of January 10 and an application fee of $70 for U.S. residents. Tuition for the master's program at the School of Nursing is full-time: $1,240 per credit (in-state) and $2,547 per credit (out-of-state). Tuition for the DNP program is full-time: $1,240 per credit (in-state) and $2,547 per credit (out-of-state). The School of Nursing at University of Michigan--Ann Arbor has 97 full-time faculty members. The total graduate nursing enrollment is 378.",224,"2018-04-07 06:51:22",Nursing,101,"2018-04-19 07:25:43","University of Michigan--Ann Arbor","Ann Arbor","
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","The mission of the University of Michigan is to serve the people of Michigan and the world through preeminence in creating, communicating, preserving and applying knowledge, art, and academic values, and in developing leaders and citizens who will challenge the present and enrich the future. Students have the opportunity to work with world-renown faculty. There are hundreds of clubs, groups, and organizations covering a multitude of social, cultural, and academic interests. The University sits within the city of Ann Arbor, which has its own thriving social and cultural identity. There is something for everyone here.","Public, Coed",1817,N/A,Trimester,City,"$9.6 billion +","500 S. State St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109","(734) 764-1817",74,100.0
99,"2018-05-08 06:38:17",Engineering,"The College of Engineering at University of Michigan--Ann Arbor has a rolling application deadline. The application fee is $75 for U.S. residents and $90 for international students. The 2017 Ph.D. student-faculty ratio is 4.4:1. The College of Engineering at University of Michigan--Ann Arbor has 389 full-time faculty on staff.",225,"2018-04-07 06:51:22",Engineering,101,"2018-04-19 07:25:43","University of Michigan--Ann Arbor","Ann Arbor","
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","The mission of the University of Michigan is to serve the people of Michigan and the world through preeminence in creating, communicating, preserving and applying knowledge, art, and academic values, and in developing leaders and citizens who will challenge the present and enrich the future. Students have the opportunity to work with world-renown faculty. There are hundreds of clubs, groups, and organizations covering a multitude of social, cultural, and academic interests. The University sits within the city of Ann Arbor, which has its own thriving social and cultural identity. There is something for everyone here.","Public, Coed",1817,N/A,Trimester,City,"$9.6 billion +","500 S. State St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109","(734) 764-1817",74,100.0
100,"2018-05-08 06:38:29",Education,"The application fee for the education program at University of Michigan--Ann Arbor is $75. The School of Education at University of Michigan--Ann Arbor has 45 full-time faculty on staff with a 5.0:1 ratio of full-time equivalent doctoral students to full-time faculty.",226,"2018-04-07 06:51:22",Education,101,"2018-04-19 07:25:43","University of Michigan--Ann Arbor","Ann Arbor","
Rankings Applying Cost & Aid Academics Student Life Services Safety Indicators Photos Map More ▾ ","The mission of the University of Michigan is to serve the people of Michigan and the world through preeminence in creating, communicating, preserving and applying knowledge, art, and academic values, and in developing leaders and citizens who will challenge the present and enrich the future. Students have the opportunity to work with world-renown faculty. There are hundreds of clubs, groups, and organizations covering a multitude of social, cultural, and academic interests. The University sits within the city of Ann Arbor, which has its own thriving social and cultural identity. There is something for everyone here.","Public, Coed",1817,N/A,Trimester,City,"$9.6 billion +","500 S. State St., Ann Arbor, MI 48109","(734) 764-1817",74,100.0