New Year, New Ranking: U.Va. is No. 3 ‘Best Value’
The first college ranking of 2010 is already upon us, and U.Va. has retained its No. 3 ranking in Kiplinger’s Personal Finance “Best Value” list of public colleges and universities. The financial magazine cited U.Va.’s financial aid program — known as AccessUVA — for keeping costs affordable in a time of rising tuition.
You can find the Kiplinger’s story here. If you want to skip to the list, click here.
Overall, Virginia schools fared very well in the rankings, taking six of the 100 spots. In addition to U.Va., William & Mary ranked fourth, Virginia Tech 16th, James Madison 21st, Mary Washington 38th and George Mason 64th.
Nos. 1 and 2 were UNC-Chapel Hill and the University of Florida, respectively.
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