We’re 7th Best in the Country!
Tuesday, July 28th, 2009Moving up a notch from last year, the W&M libraries are now ranked seventh best in the nation by the Princeton Review. The top ten college libraries, in order, are: Harvard, Princeton, Columbia, Duke, Loyola Cornell, *College of William and Mary,* Furman, Colgate, and Wesleyan. William and Mary also ranked eighth in the category “Professors Get High Marks” and fourteenth in the “Happiest Students” category. The rankings are based on the responses of 122,000 undergraduates across the country. To find more about W&M and other colleges across the country, including such interesting categories as School Runs Like Butter, Best Quality of Life, and Most Politically Active Students, take a look at the Princeton Review’s Best 371 Colleges, found under call number Ref. L 901 S836 2010 ed.
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