Ramapo College of New Jersey is third overall, behind Princeton University and Stevens Institute of Technology
the staff of the Ridgewood blog
Mahwah NJ, Ramapo College of New Jersey remains the #1 public college in New Jersey, according to College Choice, a leading authority in college and university rankings and resources.
“Ramapo’s consistent ranking atop this list reaffirms the value of a Ramapo College degree in today’s uber competitive marketplace. We pride ourselves on our commitments to both affordability and student success; ensuring that students who enroll at Ramapo not only just thrive while they’re with us, but are positioned for both personal and professional success,” said Christopher Romano, vice president for strategic enrollment, outreach, and engagement at Ramapo.
Offering exceptional value with below average in-state and out-of-state tuition rates, coupled with an above average four-year graduation rate, Ramapo College provides a high-quality education with a strong return on investment. On average, students are awarded competitive grants or scholarships, making Ramapo College an affordable option to earn a degree in four years. Findings from the most recent New Jersey Association of State Colleges and Universities (NJASCU) economic impact study show that Ramapo alumni who stay in New Jersey enjoy an aggregate $2.55 billion increase in annual household income. Ramapo College also remains #1 in New Jersey for best residential halls, and is one of the Top 50 most beautiful campuses in America.
The ranking is a result of a rigorous methodology that includes data from two U.S. Department of Education (USDOE) sources. The College Scorecard records college cost, loan default rates, student borrowing, graduation rates, and employment after graduation, and the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS),which is a division of the National Center for Education Statistics but run by the USDOE, collects information reported by schools that participate in federal student aid programs including enrollment, graduation rates, student financial aid, and admission. Additional data sources include U.S. News & World Report and Payscale.
The secret is out. A nice little school. Great location too.
I heard Rutgers may take them over.
Cite your source.
Sources are woke.
Rutgers is a cesspool.
Ramapo has always been underrated.