Alma College Receives ‘Best in the Midwest’ Designation
Alma College has received The Princeton Review’s “Best in the Midwest” designation for 2008.
Alma is one of 161 schools in the 12-state Midwest region — and one of
14 schools in Michigan — to meet the designation criteria.
The Princeton Review divides the country into four regions and
identifies 654 colleges as academically excellent institutions of
higher learning. Schools are rated on academic rigor, admissions
selectivity, quality of campus life and financial aid.
Ratings are calculated from student survey results and institutional
data. The survey asks students 80 questions about their schools’
academics, administration, campus life, student body and themselves.
“This designation affirms the quality of Alma’s academic programs and
the commitment by our faculty and staff to personal attention, active
learning, service and leadership,” said Mike Silverthorn, director of
marketing and public relations at Alma College.
Click here for more information about The Princeton Review’s regional rankings.
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Posted: Wed, August 22nd, 2007 at 1:50PM
