Lists & Rankings

You know the Fiske Guides, right? Edward B. Fiske, the former New York Times education editor and all-around college guru, has produced a bunch of these helpful...

How do you sum up those college years and all the potential of a life yet to be lived? Umm...not easily. But the graduation speakers on this list came pretty close....

Thinking about attending college in the Silver State? You can check out all the four-year colleges and universities in Nevada right here. All schools are currently active and...

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They're knocking 'em over at these schools.

All-star players, coaching legends, even a current broadcaster or two: all of these football greats once ruled the fields at the schools below.

You know their faces and voices from those analytical pre-grame shows and frenzied post-game breakdowns. But do you know where they first started honing their skills? Look no...

Contrary to popular belief, some engineers actually do like reading...and history and the arts too.

Want to be a big fish in a small pond? General studies programs give you that small-college feel when you're in a larger college community. These programs usually last only a...

The athletes at these schools don't need a plane to get off the ground. The sport of soaring lets you sail or glide in the air, using air currents to maneuver.

Iron Man competitions, watch out! These athletes will tug a semi truck faster than you any day.

Young women considering pursuing a PhD in English literature can follow in the footsteps of many of their peers at these 10 schools.

It’s no secret that athletic teams and the fans that support them are a huge part of campus culture at most colleges and universities in the country. The electric atmosphere!...

The spotlight isn't for everybody. It gets too hot under those lights, anyway. These colleges and universities have strength in areas such as music recording, music business,...

Your football stadium at home will look pretty lame after living across the street from the Coliseum, but it's a small price to pay.

The percentage listed represents the amount of need that was met for students who were awarded need-based aid. We like the sound of "one hundred percent." It just has a nice...