The “Best Colleges” guide includes several other lists and rankings. “Our campus community shares a special bond around our commitment to creating social mobility for not only our students, but also their families.” “Our inclusion in the ‘Best 385 Colleges’ encapsulates the positive experiences our students enjoy while attending this growing campus,” Chancellor Dorothy Leland said. Princeton Review’s profile of UC Merced includes comments from current students that “the school is great at supporting you on every single level” and “there are multiple programs to help support students mentally and educationally.” Students added that there is a common “craving for knowledge” among “people from many backgrounds that have come together to learn.” The 385 schools are not ranked in numerical order. The 84-question survey touches on a school’s academics, administration, campus community and personal experience. The 2020 edition was formulated through surveys of 140,000 students from across the country.
UC Merced continues to be recognized as one of the top universities in the country, and the campus received another notable accolade Tuesday, making its first appearance in The Princeton Review’s “Best 385 Colleges” guide.
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