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"Best 366 Colleges" is one of 200 Princeton Review books published by Random House. Eight schools were added to the book this year, which includes two-page profiles on the schools and ranking lists. The book was first published in 1992 and no school has ever paid a fee to be in it.
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The Princeton Review survey asks students 80 questions about their school's academics, administration, campus life, student body, and themselves. Tallies for this edition's rankings are based on surveys of 120,000 students (about 325 per campus) at the 366 schools in the book (not at all schools nationwide) during the 2006-07 and / or previous two school years. Ninety percent were completed online at http://survey.review.com/. Ten percent were paper surveys conducted on campuses. The schools in the book are not ranked academically nor are they ranked 1 to 366 in any category.
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Each year, The Princeton Review distributes more than 400,000 English-language Roadmaps to College to high school students nationwide. This year, The Hispanic Scholarship Fund and The Princeton Review will distribute an additional 200,000 of the bilingual version to students and families across the nation through outreach activities aimed at integrating Latino families into the college-going process. Features of the Roadmap include changes to the SAT, tips on using the Internet in the college admissions process, and researching what college admissions officers look for in prospective students.
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The company today posted a list of the schools in the book by state on its site http://www.princetonreview.com/ at which users can search Princeton Review's other college rankings. The company surveys 115,000 students whose ratings of their colleges determine the "Top 20" rankings in 60 categories in Princeton Review's "Best 361 Colleges" book published each August. Its survey of college applicants and parents of applicants reports their "Top 10 Dream Colleges" each March.
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The Princeton Review selects just 15% of the four-year colleges in the United States, and two colleges in Canada, for inclusion on the "Best Colleges" book. More than 100,000 students fill out survey questions on academics and campus life. Published rankings are limited to the top 20 schools in each category.
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In its just-released book, Best 290 Business Schools, the Princeton Review ranks Darden professors as the best in the business. The book does not assign overall rankings to schools but does rank MBA programs in several categories. In the “Best Professor†category, Darden professors rank #1.
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