When students look to pick a college, there are many different criteria that matter to each individual. Many students start with the simple questions of “How likely am I to graduate?” and “How affordable is college?” But students and families also care about whether the college has plenty of resources to support student education, how accessible teachers are to students, how diverse is the campus, and on and on.
The 2022 edition of the annual Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education College Rankings help answer these questions. The rankings analyze 800 colleges and universities across America through the Times Higher Education US Student Survey, which examines key issues including students’ engagement with their studies, student-teacher interactions, and student satisfaction with their college experience. The findings are then balanced into an overall methodology that composed of four key areas – resources, engagement, outcomes, and environment.
This year, the following 18 SUNY schools made the list of best schools in America in the WSJ/THE College Rankings.
- University at Buffalo (124)
- Stony Brook university (125)
- Binghamton University (163)
- University at Albany (188)
- SUNY ESF
- SUNY New Paltz
- SUNY Cortland
- SUNY Brockport
- Buffalo State College
- SUNY Geneseo
- SUNY Oneonta
- SUNY Oswego
- SUNY Plattsbugh
- SUNY Potsdam
- SUNY Purchase College
- Alfred State College
- Farmingdale State College
- SUNY Fredonia
These latest rankings from the Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education are further proof of the quality education and experience students receive from SUNY schools all across New York State. You can start your journey to a college that works for you today.
