The Princeton Review gave high praise to UT Dallas in its latest analysis, with the public university ranked as No. 18 in entrepreneurship and No. 20 in game design among public colleges, as well as being No. 40 for best overall value. The school was also the only one in the Dallas-Fort Worth area to be included among the top 50 list of public or private schools.
Ratings were based on over 40 criteria, including academic offerings, student debt, cost and financial aid, graduation rates, and career placement services. The report, put together with student input, said:
"The University of Texas at Dallas provides its more than 20,000 undergraduates with a wealth of resources, financial aid, and opportunities, striving for “a future of talented and smart individuals.”
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Among the other assessments of UT Dallas were its well-kept campus, student body diversity, and responsive administration.
Other college standouts in the Lone Star State include the University of Texas’ main campus in Austin, which received 9th place for best value. It was joined in the top 50 by Texas A&M University located in College Station (No. 14) and the University of Houston (no. 44).