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From Allen Grove, your Guide to College Admissions: U.S.

On September 13th, the 2012 U.S. News & World Report college rankings will be available. Don't expect too many surprises -- we're likely to see Harvard, Princeton and Yale among the top national universities and Williams and Amherst among the top liberal arts colleges.

As you conduct your own college search, always keep in mind that national rankings of "best" colleges may have little to do with what college is best for you. Your own personality, academic interests and professional goals will determine what school is right for you. Consider these 15 features of the perfect college as you look at schools.


U.S. News & World Report 2012 Ranking Previews

In advance of the September 13th release of the rankings, U.S. News & World Report has released previews for several categories -- best undergraduate business programs, best value liberal arts colleges, and best undergraduate engineering schools. Read more.


Top Universities

You don't need the U.S. News & World Report rankings to learn about the country's top universities. These articles introduce you to the top schools and what it takes to get in:

To get a partial sense of what it takes to get accepted, these tables of standardized test scores can help:


Top Liberal Arts Colleges

For students who are looking for a college experience with small classes and lots of opportunities to work closely with their professors, a liberal arts college is the way to go.

What are the admissions standards at these top colleges? The articles below can help:

Top Engineering and Business Programs

Engineering and Business are extremely popular fields in the current economic climate. The articles below provide information on the programs that frequently find themselves at the top of the national rankings:

You can also compare the middle 50% SAT scores for matriculated students at top engineering schools.

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