Princeton Review names Salve Regina a “Best in the Northeast”
Salve Regina has been selected by The Princeton Review as one of 225 colleges it considers “Best in the Northeast.” The rankings appear on the publication’s website feature “2016 Best Colleges: Region by Region.”
In all, The Princeton Review profiles 649 schools it recommends as “regional bests” across four locales: the Northeast, the Southeast, the Midwest and the West.
From hundreds of institutions reviewed in each region, The Princeton Review made its selections based primarily on excellence of academic programs. It also took into account what students attending the schools reported about their campus experiences on a student survey for this project.
The review’s “regional best” colleges constitute a select group representing 25 percent of the nation’s four-year colleges. “We believe our choices offer applicants and their parents a wide range of fine schools to consider,” said Robert Frank, senior vice president and publisher.
“Salve Regina offers an excellent Catholic education with a focus on global issues combined with an unbelievably beautiful setting and small campus,” the site states. “Located alongside Newport’s mansion-lined Cliff Walk, the Salve Regina campus is an unbelievably beautiful setting. The location – 10 minutes from the beach with an ocean view from student residences (students get to live in mansions) – is optimal. The city is easy to get to via the trolley, which runs from downtown Newport to several stops on campus every 20 minutes.”
