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National rankings put MC among
best in Midwest: Princeton Review
Manchester College is among the “Best Midwestern Colleges,” says
Princeton Review.
Rankings released by Princeton Review put the 1,075-student
liberal arts college in the company of 170 colleges and universities
recognized as outstanding in the region. Princeton Review ranks
colleges and universities nationwide and offers school selection advice
on its website, along with comments from students and college officials.
One student surveyed says Manchester's academic programs are current,
dynamic and challenging and “provide anyone who is serious about their
education with a strong educational background.” Because faculty-student
ratio is low, 14:1, students say they receive “lots of personal
attention.”
Manchester’s "brilliant" faculty is at the
heart of students’ positive experiences, Princeton Review
reports. "Professors here challenge students by encouraging us to think
critically, figure things out on our own, and apply these skills and
lessons to the 'real world,'" raves one undergrad. Learn more
about the Princeton Review rankings at
www.princetonreview.com
“It's great to be recognized by Princeton Review as one of the
best colleges in the Midwest,” says David F. McFadden, vice president
for enrollment and planning. “They look at the whole picture when they
evaluate colleges, and I'm glad they like what they see at Manchester.
We offer great quality and value to students.”
Manchester also has received acclaim from U.S. News & World Report
as one of “America's Best Colleges” for its academic programs and
affordability. For a news release about those rankings, please
check here.
Manchester is a Church of the Brethren college offering 45 areas of
baccalaureate study and a master of accountancy. For more information,
visit
www.manchester.edu
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