I was told that the Wall Street Journal and Times Higher Education have rankings for the most inclusive colleges. People do find these reliable, right? Could someone provide me a link or direction to find these rankings? I'd appreciate any help!
Indeed, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) and Times Higher Education (THE) do compile a list of the most inclusive universities. This is a well-regarded ranking that assesses the inclusivity of campuses based on the proportion of first-generation students, students receiving Pell Grants, and other social inclusion factors.
However, due to forum policies, I am unable to share direct links to external resources. So here's how to find it yourself:
1. Open a web browser and navigate to the Wall Street Journal website.
2. In their search bar, you can enter "WSJ/THE college rankings."
3. From there, the newest college rankings should come up. You will need a WSJ subscription to view the full rankings.
Remember, these rankings are just a single measure and may not capture every aspect of a college's inclusivity. To get a more comprehensive understanding, I recommend also taking the time to look at each school's website, speak to current and former students, and if possible, plan a visit to the campus. It's important for you to feel comfortable in the community you choose!
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