Canadian university makes Fiske 2015 Best Buy Schools ranking
UofT makes international list
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The University of Toronto has nabbed a spot on the Fiske Guides to Colleges annual Best Buy Schools ranking. Every year, the Fiske Guides select a group of schools, noted for quality academic offerings and affordable cost. This year, 22 public and 22 private colleges and universities in the U.S., Canada, and the UK made the cut.
All Canadian colleges were considered and while University of British Columbia, McGill University and Queen’s University all scored well in the academic category, only UofT made the Best Buy list.
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Here are the full results:
Public
Arizona State University
University of Edinburgh (UK)
The Evergreen State College
University of Florida
Indiana University
University of Iowa
Iowa State University
University of Mary Washington
New College of Florida
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
North Carolina State University
Ohio University
Purdue University
University of St. Andrews (UK)
SUNY–University at Buffalo
SUNY–College at Geneseo
University of Texas at Austin
University of Toronto (CAN)
Trinity College Dublin (IRE)
University of Wisconsin–Madison
Private
Warren Wilson College
Trinity University (TX)
Syracuse University
Spelman College
Southwestern University
University of the South (Sewanee)
College of St. Benedict and St. John’s University
Rice University
Olin College of Engineering
Mount Holyoke College
Morehouse College
Goucher College
University of North Carolina
Asheville
Elon University
Deep Springs College
University of Maryland Baltimore
Cooper Union
California Institute of Technology
Brigham Young University
Baylor University
Austin College
Alfred University
Adelphi University
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