The best colleges in America, ranked To find the college that’s the best fit, prospective students and their families can turn to the 2017 U.S. News Best Colleges rankings, released today. Under the rankings methodology, eligible schools are divided into different categories such as N Read more ... ational Universities and Regional Colleges, and eval...

New College Rankings Are Out: NPR Ed Rates The Rankings! Prestige? Perks? Value for money? The question of how to rate a college is far from straightforward.

U.S. News college rankings: Princeton, Williams and UC-Berkeley at the top, again Others analyze ‘return on investment.’ But so far the magazine has not used federal data on alumni earnings to sort schools.

College Football Playoff rankings: Top five teams unchanged in third poll Clemson remains No. 1, followed by No. 2 Alabama, No. 3 Ohio State and No. 4 Notre Dame in the new CFP rankings. No. 5 Iowa is still the first team on the outside of the top four.

The Economist’s first-ever college rankings American universities claim to hate the simplistic, reductive college rankings...

American colleges ranked by alumni earnings above expectation AMERICAN universities claim to hate the simplistic, reductive college rankings published by magazines like US News, which wield ever-growing influence over where students attend.

American colleges ranked by alumni earnings above expectation AMERICAN universities claim to hate the simplistic, reductive college rankings published by magazines like US News, which wield ever-growing influence over where students attend.

What one college discovered when it stopped accepting SAT/ACT scores "We are committed to remaining disqualified from the U.S. News rankings."

Robert Reich: College rankings are totally bogus The former secretary of labor examines the inherent bias in U.S. News and World Report's annual college guide

Rolla = Cambridge in new college rankings that try to show how schools add value The new rankings are designed to go beyond the rankings published in places like U.S. News and Forbes.