These Are The Top Colleges In 2014, According To Forbes

These Are The Top Colleges In 2014

Everybody loves a good ol' college ranking.

On Wednesday, Forbes released a list of the best colleges in America in 2014. But Forbes emphasizes what sets their ranking apart is a "firm belief in 'output' over 'input.'

"We're not all that interested in what gets a student into college," Forbes explained. "Our sights are set directly on ROI: What are students getting out of college."

Forbes calculated their rankings working with the Center for College Affordability and Productivity.

The above video and list below summarizes the top 10 colleges, but the full article -- including the methodology of the rankings -- can be found here. Forbes' top public colleges are here and the best value colleges are here.

10
#10 Amherst College
Raymond Forbes via Getty Images
Amherst, Massachusetts
9
#9 United States Military Academy
DON EMMERT via Getty Images
West Point, New York
8
#8 Pomona College
Wikipedia Creative Commons
Claremont, California
7
#7 Harvard University
Baback Tafreshi via Getty Images
Cambridge, Massachusetts
6
#6 Yale University
Natalia Bratslavsky via Getty Images
New Haven, Connecticut
5
#5 Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Joe Raedle via Getty Images
Cambridge, Massachusetts
4
#4 Princeton University
Barry Winiker via Getty Images
Princeton, New Jersey
3
#3 Swarthmore College
Aimin Tang via Getty Images
Swarthmore, Pennsylvania
2
#2 Stanford University
Justin Sullivan via Getty Images
Standford, California
1
#1 Williams College
williamscollege/Flickr
Williams College, Williamstown, MA

Before You Go

1
Principia College
Wikimedia Commons
Elsah, Ilinois
2
University of Washington-Bothell
Wikimedia Commons
Bothell, Washington
3
Manhattan College
Wikimedia Commons
Riverdale, New York
4
Massachusetts Maritime Academy
Wikimedia Commons
Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts
5
Montana Tech of the University of Montana
Wikimedia Commons
Butte, Montana
6
Holy Family University
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
7
Molloy College
Rockville Centre, New York
8
Oregon Institute of Technology
Wikimedia Commons
Klamath Falls, Oregon
9
California Maritime Academy
Wikimedia Commons
Vallejo, California
10
Bryant University
Wikimedia Commons
Smithfield, Rhode Island
11
Louisiana State University and Agriculture & Mechanical College
Wikimedia Commons
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
12
University of Arizona
Wikimedia Commons
Tucson, Arizona
13
University of Illinois at Chicago
Wikimedia Commons
Chicago, IllinoisCORRECTION: A previous version of this slide showed an image of the University of Chicago, not the University of Illinois at Chicago.
14
Rutgers University-Newark
Wikimedia Commons
Newark, New Jersey

Popular in the Community

Close

What's Hot