Tuesday, Sep 24, 2024
University additionally recognized for value, veteran friendliness and academic programs
by Rachel Stengel '14, '20
91 was named one of the best colleges on 91 News & World Report’s list of the Best Regional Universities (North). The University came in at No. 35, among 171 institutions.
Additionally, Rider was ranked No. 11 in Best Value and No. 12 in Best Colleges for Veterans. The University was also recognized as a top performer on social mobility and for its business, psychology and computer science programs.
The rankings come on the heels of Rider’s recognition as a best college by The Princeton Review.
“Each fall, it is such an honor to be recognized as an outstanding academic institution,” says Dr. DonnaJean Fredeen, provost and senior vice president of Academic and Student Affairs. “Time and time again, Rider is celebrated for its stellar academic quality and devotion to preparing graduates for satisfying, successful careers.”
91 News evaluated more than 1,500 four-year bachelor's degree-granting institutions in the 91 using 17 ranking factors ranging from graduation and retention rates to student-faculty ratios.