| Rankings
and Recognition for Excellence 
"...Geneseo
continues to earn well-deserved recognition for its rigorous academic
programs and for the caliber of faculty we have on campus," said SUNY Geneseo President Christopher C. Dahl. "These
rankings are a confirmation of the college's long tradition of excellence
in undergraduate education, and they show why Geneseo has been consistently
ranked as one of the top public colleges in the nation. The rankings simply
underscore many of the reasons that Geneseo is such a good place to go
to college."
Below is
a summary of those rankings and evaluations:
U.S.
News and World Report's
annual guide to "America’s Best Colleges" 2005 Edition
With
an online and print readership of more than 13 million, the magazine's
assessment of American colleges and universities continues to be one of
the most highly regarded.
Best Public
Universities in North U.S.
Geneseo Ranks Number Two
in this category.
Best Universities
in the U.S. North region
Geneseo Ranks 12th
out of all public and private universities in the
North offering Bachelor's and Master's degrees.
Geneseo’s long-standing record of excellence
has been noted by U.S. News and World Report
since 1988.
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"The
Princeton Review's Guide to the Best 357 Colleges" 2005 edition
SUNY Geneseo Ranks Number
Three In The United States among all public colleges and universities
on their list of "Best Bargains-Public".
In
this guide one student says:
"my
class sizes are small, my professors know me personally, and they are
always available to discuss anything with their students."
The
Geneseo experience is summarized as:
"...the epitome of college life ideal for students from different
backgrounds looking to grow as people."
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"Fiske
Guide to Colleges" 2005
Edition
Former New
York Times Education Editor Edward B. Fiske publishes this annual
guide to "Best Buy" schools. Fiske looks at the quality of academic
programs in relationship to the costs of attendence to identify the "Best
Buys in the United States".
Comments about Geneseo published in the Fiske Guide include:
- "the
quality of teaching draws raves. Professors strive to provide students
with as much knowledge as possible without exceeding their comprehension
level."
- "Campus
security is described as excellent by many."
- Overall
Geneseo is: "Small and idyllic, the neighboring village is
considered by many students a perfect setting. Hiking and skiing are
both nearby, and beautiful Conesus Lake is only a ten-minute drive away.
As for the social life, there's always plenty to do both on and off
campus."
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Kaplan
Publishing's College Guide 2006 Edition
Out of the 4,000 colleges and universities in the U.S., SUNY Geneseo makes
this list of America's 367 most interesting schools.
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Intel
Corporation
"Most
Unwired College Campuses"
Intel
Corporation's "Most Unwired College Campuses" ranked SUNY Geneseo
No. 25 among the top 100 universities where students may access the Internet
on notebook PCs without the traditional wired connection. Students can
stay connected to the World Wide Web whether they are in a residence hall,
library or outdoors sitting on the campus green.
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AACSB
International
Association
to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business
Geneseo's School of Business is fully
accredited by AACSB and joins the top 35% of US Business programs recognized
by this prestigious group of elite International Business Schools.
For more on AACSB click here.
Congratulations
to the Jones School of Business students who competed in Federal Reserve
Bank of New York College Fed Challenge and took first place.
For
the full story click here
For more information on rankings
contact our office and we will mail
you a comprehensive 15-year listing
of Geneseo’s recognition in National
Publications.
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