What Others Say
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We 'll prepare you for a lifetime of success by providing a solid foundation in the liberal arts and sciences, coupled with professional experiences that will give you a chance to put what you've learned into practice—but don't just take our word for it!
Read below to see what others have to say about Susquehanna.
Money
Recognized for giving students a great education—at an affordable price—that launches promising careers.
The Princeton Review
Ranks us among the Top 20 Most Popular Study Abroad Programs in the nation.
The New York Times
Recognized as one of the 10 most economically diverse colleges in the nation.
Fiske Guide to Colleges
Recognized for our commitment to diversity, emphasis on off-campus study and innovative curriculum.
Washington Monthly
Recognized for public good, affordability.
Huffington Post
Ranks our creative writing program among the best in the country.
8
Fulbrights in three years
#11
most popular study abroad program
5th
% of top business schools worldwide
Research Division of Federal Reserve Bank of Saint Louis
Ranked among top 25 percent of U.S. liberal arts colleges' economics departments for faculty research.
The Richard King Mellon Foundation
Funded student research by awarding us $2.25 million to study water quality and aquatic life in Susquehanna River tributaries.
The National Science Foundation
Provided funding that allows students to participate in research focusing on prenatal nutrition.
The Council on Undergraduate Research
We were one of only 57 colleges and universities to be recognized for student opportunities to present research at national conference.
Stanford Fellows
Stanford-directed innovation fellows selected four Susquehanna students to participate in its program.
AACSB Rating
Our business school's AACSB rating puts us among the top 5 percent of business schools worldwide.
The Institute of International Education
In 2014, ranked Susquehanna among the top 10 schools for percentage of students who study abroad.
President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll
Recognized for "placing more students on a lifelong path of civic engagement."
The Insider’s Guide to Colleges
"Students form tight bonds with each other and cultivate close relationships with their professors."