The Princeton Review has once more ranked Coe College as a national Top 20 college in three student support categories.
According to the updated rankings, Coe was listed No. 11 for Best Career Services, No. 14 for Best Student Support and Counseling Services and No. 18 for Most Accessible Professors. This is the fourth consecutive year the school has been ranked for accessible professors and career services.
“Coe is the only college or university in Iowa to earn a ranking in these categories,” a release stated.
The results, released Aug. 12 as part of The Princeton Review’s annual college guide, also include Coe among the “Best 391 Colleges and Universities.”
Coe President David Hayes said the recognitions reflect the college’s commitment to student success across not only academics, but career readiness as well.
“We want our students to thrive, so it is imperative to provide top-notch resources and support across all facets of a student’s life – their personal well-being, their academic pursuits and their professional outlook after college,” he said.
According to The Princeton Review, inclusion in the “Best 391 Colleges” guide was based on surveys from approximately 170,000 students nationwide. This puts Coe in the top 15% of the approximately 2,637 four-year colleges and universities in America.
In addition to its student support rankings, Coe has been recognized six times in the past eight years as a Best Private School for Internships and continues to be listed as a Best Midwestern College.
