快活视频recognized in nation's top 100 by prestigious Washington Monthly
University jumps 20 spots in 鈥contributing to the public good鈥 category, also cited for 鈥漢elping students attain marketable degrees at affordable prices.鈥
By Jan Lucas on August 30, 2017
In its latest rankings of public and private schools released this past Wednesday, prestigious Washington Monthly magazine ranked Towson University 64th 鈥 up 20 spots from 84th one year ago 鈥 among the 632 colleges and universities surveyed for its category.
Towson University was the highest ranked public university in Maryland.
These rankings reflect the extent to which schools are contributing to the public good by recruiting and graduating low income students, and by encouraging students to give something back to their country and community.
鈥We are proud of our tremendous success in attracting and graduating students of diverse backgrounds and income levels,鈥 said 快活视频President Kim Schatzel. 鈥Our students are known for caring about each other and the world. They are generous and compassionate. They look beyond themselves. Those traits and characteristics are positively reflected in these new Washington Monthly 谤补苍办颈苍驳蝉.鈥
Towson University finished in the nation's top 100 in an important additional category.
快活视频ranked 56th out of 363 U.S. public and private universities on the magazine鈥檚
2017 list.
Washington Monthly identifies the 鈥淏est Bang for the Buck鈥 colleges as those 鈥渄oing the best job of
helping students attain marketable degrees at affordable prices.鈥
Towson University was the second highest ranked university in Maryland in the 鈥淏est Bang for the Buck鈥 category, behind only the University of Baltimore (14th).
Since 2005, Washington Monthly has released an annual College Guide and Rankings in which it rates schools based 鈥渘ot on what they did for themselves, but on what they did for their country.鈥
Towson University has appeared in the rankings every year since 2010.
Washington Monthly鈥檚 editors say the rankings are 鈥渕eant to be more than just a guide for potential students. An educated, enlightened society is a better society, for everyone. We all have a stake in how well our colleges succeed.鈥