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College remains standout in magazine’s national rankings

09.14.2020 Faculty & Staff, General Information, Students

Pennsylvania College of Technology has retained its Top 10 ranking among the best public schools in its category in the just-published U.S. News & World Report’s “Best Colleges 2021” edition.

According to rankings released Monday, Penn College is No. 9 among public institutions in Best Regional Colleges-North for 2021; the college is tied at No. 15 when private colleges are factored into the list.

Among Top Public Schools, Regional Colleges-North, Penn College is ninth.

The college is at No. 6 among public institutions (and tied at No. 7 overall) in the “Best Colleges for Veterans” category among Regional Colleges-North.

And Penn College is rated No. 10 among public institutions in Regional Colleges-North in the “Best Value Schools” category for 2021. It is ranked 15th when considered along with private colleges in that group.

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