Lists & Rankings

Combined, these 20 nations have more than 350,000 students studying in the States. That's greater than the entire population of Iceland! Numbers represent the 2006-2007 academic year.

We're not quite sure how they manage it—they must have really, really deep pockets—but these schools hand out all the grants, loans, and scholarships they possibly can.

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

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

Are you thinking about attending college in the Natural State? You can check out all the four-year colleges and universities in Arkansas right here.

Arkansas offers...

You know you have to pack clothes, toiletries, and the like. But did you remember to grab the little things like, you know, spoons? How about a laundry bag? We totally forgot...

You were the person at every football game with full body paint in sub-zero temperatures. Take a look at these schools where the experts say that intercollegiate sports are...

Don't be surprised if you hear one of these colleges or universities mentioned during an Academy or Tony or Emmy Award speech. They produce some of the greatest actors in the world.

Dollars, yen, lira, pounds: whatever you call it, our experts say these colleges and universities know how to talk money.

We did the research and the math; you just get the facts. You're welcome.

Each one of these schools was actually founded by the Religious Society of Friends, a.k.a. the Quakers.

Small schools, big fields, bigger opportunities.

Looking to study political science? Our list of political science colleges highlights the best universities for political science and top political science majors. Programs...

At these schools, sports don't just happen on game days; it's a way of life. Foam fingers, jerseys, face paint: you'll find them all on the walk to your 9 a.m. class.

The schools on this list decided that students with a financial disadvantage shouldn't be stretched to the limit with loans. Sounds like a good idea to us.

Before you can be the foreman or forewoman, you gotta start somewhere.