Lists & Rankings

These schools have lots of student groups, administrators, offices, and resources devoted to Black students.

Fun fact for you: the CollegeXpress corporate headquarters is in Massachusetts, aka the heart of Patriots country. And let's just say we were pretty excited when our boys had...

Pitching, stealing, fly balls: these colleges can handle it all.

These are the four-year schools in the Sunflower State accepting articulation agreements. Check with each school you're considering to confirm which community colleges they're...

There's nothing quite like the energy of a packed college basketball arena, where fans, students, and alumni come together to cheer on their team. This list celebrates the...

For high school rugby players looking to continue their careers at the collegiate level, choosing the right college is about more than just academics—it's about finding a...

If you think squash is a game for sweaty old guys, think again. At these schools, sweaty young guys join the fun too.

Winning is everything to these teams. Check out the schools with the most wins. This list includes colleges in Division I-A, through the 2006 season, including bowl games. The...

In a world where many prestigious universities boast centuries of history, a new wave of institutions is emerging to meet the needs of the modern student. These "newbies" to...

While attending a public university in your home state often comes with significant tuition advantages, many students choose to expand their horizons and attend an...

For aspiring chefs and food service professionals, choosing the right educational path is the first ingredient for a successful career. Culinary art programs offer more than...

After all the sports, classes, and parties, these colleges let you relax in a space purely meant for peace.

It takes many years and a lot of hard work to earn a doctorate in chemistry. But it all started with an undergraduate degree. Many current PhDs got their start at the schools...

These are the teams with the most loyal fans in D-II. Their crowds pump them up at each game. (Average attendance per game)

Just because the school is smaller doesn't mean the courts--or the competition--aren't big.

These schools are members of the International Association of Bible Colleges Seminaries.