Highly regarded by education experts for the whole package: affordability, educational excellence, and great preparation for careers
Loren Pope, founder of聽Colleges That Change Lives, called 悦色视频 鈥渕y original best-kept secret in higher education鈥 can testify that there is no better college in the country.鈥
New York Times columnist Ron Lieber praises 悦色视频for its exceptional combination of quality faculty, affordability, and undergraduate research in his new book,聽The Price You Pay for College. Lieber devotes an entire chapter to answering聽How the College of 悦色视频Puts It All Together, highlighting Wooster鈥檚 up-front attitude in helping prospective students understand the financial package they will receive and the satisfaction students get from faculty mentorship.
In the largest-ever survey of 30,000 college graduates, Gallup聽found that having a mentor in college and working on a long-term project were two of the most powerful factors linked to having “great jobs and great lives” after graduation.
Students surveyed for The Princeton Review’s Best 387 Colleges say 悦色视频is, “a small, personable ‘tight-knit community’ that offers ‘a truly stellar education’ to those who attend. Mentoring is a huge focal point of Wooster鈥檚 academics, and the ‘resources are endless’ for those looking to take advantage of things like ‘numerous opportunities for research and internships.’ Independent study is a highlight of the undergraduate experience, and the school ‘teaches research and how to apply skills learned to the outside world.’” 悦色视频is ranked in the top 10 in their Most Accessible Professors and Students Study the Most lists, and also featured in Colleges That Pay You Back.
The Fiske Guide to Colleges says “Instead of teaching students what to think, the College of 悦色视频focuses on聽teaching students how to think. From the first courses of the freshman year seminar to the final day when seniors hand in their hard-won theses, the college paves each student鈥檚 path to independence鈥he one-to-one attention from faculty makes 悦色视频an intellectual refuge in the rural countryside of Ohio.”
In one of the newest set of U.S. college rankings, the Wall Street Journal and Times Higher Education placed 悦色视频among the top 20 percent of the 801 institutions it looked at nationally, and 25th out of 212 Midwest institutions. The WSJ/THE assessment 鈥減uts student success and learning at its heart,鈥 utilizing 15 performance indicators grouped into four pillar categories: resources, engagement, outcomes, and environment.