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What Others Say About Us

College rankings and guidebooks can’t tell you whether Hartwick’s the best fit for you, but they can give you some useful information. Decide for yourself by doing your own research, reading everything you can find, and especially by visiting the campus and talking with current students and faculty. But in the meantime, check out what others have said about us:

	U.S. News & World Report ranks Hartwick College a first-tier Best National Liberal Arts Colleges in its 2012 Best Colleges guidebook. The magazine also ranks Hartwick No.21 among all colleges and universities in the country for the Most Students Who Study Abroad. Based on the number of computers per student, U.S. News has named Hartwick one of the Top 10 Most Wired College Campuses in the country (No. 8).
	Newsweek, October 2009: In "The Three-Year Solution: How the reinvention of higher education benefits parents, students, and schools," U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander of Tennessee lauds Hartwick's program as a "forward thinking" example of innovative measures being taken by colleges to help families and students cut costs.
	The 2012 Fiske Guide to Colleges: Hartwick is named one of the 330 best and most interesting U.S. colleges and universities.
	Forbes magazine & Center for College Affordability and Productivity: Hartwick ranked 354th out of the 650 best colleges in the nation. Hartwick also ranks 285th among private colleges and 111th in the Northeast. Forbes ranks only the top 20 percent of all undergraduate programs. Hartwick was chosen based on quality of education, student experience, and student achievement.
	A committee of college admissions professionals, educators, and high school counselors selected Hartwick as a "College of Distinction" in recognition of our tradition of taking learning outside the classroom, active campus community, and rate of successful graduates.
	CollegeStudentAthletes.com convened a task force of high school counselors to highlight lesser-known Division III schools that are worth a second look. Reason given for Hartwick's selection: "Education goes beyond the books. At Hartwick, students put theory to the test. In class, on campus, and through real-world projects, students roll up their sleeves to meet the challenge, putting liberal arts education into practice."
	Open Doors: Report on International Education Exchange: Hartwick is consistently ranked in the Top 10 nationwide in the percentage of students who study abroad.
	The Princeton Review 2012 Best Colleges in the Northeast: Hartwick included among 220 outstanding educational institutions for our excellent academic program and student satisfaction.
	Washington Monthly College Rankings—What Can Colleges Do for the Country?: Hartwick recognized for its contributions to the public good, commitment to social mobility, research, and services.