William & Mary Ties with Brown for Undergraduate Teaching

[ADHDFTL]

<p>Best</a> Colleges - Education - US News and World Report
Just something that I didn't find on the website that is somewhat interesting. W&M definitely appears to be a true liberal arts university.</p>

[soccerguy315]

<p>It is on the website, under the ‘about’ tab</p>

<p>[William</a> & Mary - W&M by Numbers](<a href=“http://www.wm.edu/about/wmbynumbers/index.php]William”>W&M Rankings | William & Mary)</p>

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W&M ranked as tied for 6th nationally among best colleges for undergraduate teaching (2010)

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<p>I do admit that I tried to find this page quickly from wm.edu and couldn’t (I looked in admissions and academics) and gave up to google it because I knew it was there =P</p>

<p>here’s some more that might be interesting:</p>

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Yes, we work hard. But that’s because we’re working on things that we love. Our professors—hands down the most committed and engaged in the country—inspire us to go one step further, to challenge conventional wisdom and uncover new truths.</p>

<p>What’s the result? We have the highest Fulbright acceptance rate of all top research universities (50 W&M students and alumni have won Fulbrights since 2000). Our graduates get into medical school at twice the national average. And William & Mary sends more alumni per capita into the Peace Corps than any other research university.

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<p>You can see some Fulbright stats here, higher acceptance rates than Harvard, Penn, Yale, Princeton, Columbia, Chicago, Stanford etc: [William</a> & Mary - William & Mary… A Fulbright Future](<a href=“http://www.wm.edu/admission/undergraduateadmission/fulbrightfutures/index.php]William”>http://www.wm.edu/admission/undergraduateadmission/fulbrightfutures/index.php)</p>