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SUNY Cortland rises through the ranks, places 9th in public schools among regional universities in the north

SUNY Cortland rises through the ranks, places 9th in public schools among regional universities in the north

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CORTLAND, NY (607NewsNow) — SUNY Cortland has been named no. 9 in Top Public Schools, up four places from last year, according to U.S. News & World Report rankings.

The university also climbed eight spots from last year in Regional Universities North, reaching the no. 25 spot.

“Moving up in these rankings reflects the continued progress of SUNY Cortland and the extraordinary education that our students discover here,” said President Erik J. Bitterbaum. “Now more than ever, students want value in their college experience. They discover it at SUNY Cortland through an emphasis on high-impact practices, a culture of belonging and an education that lays the foundation for success in their careers and in their personal lives.”

The U.S. News & World Report rankings are based on criteria such as student reviews, graduation outcomes, faculty resources, financial aid, and data from the National Science Foundation and Department of Education.

Learn more about SUNY Cortland’s accomplishments here.

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