Clemson University receives top marks in latest Princeton Review rankings

High marks were earned in several national categories, including student experience, school spirit and student happiness, plus a strong connection with the local community.
Students on the streets in downtown Clemson at Tiger Welcome Back festival with University Buildings in te background Students on the streets in downtown Clemson at Tiger Welcome Back festival with University Buildings in te background
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In the latest rankings from The Princeton Review, Clemson University once again earned high marks in several national categories highlighting the student experience, from school spirit and student happiness to a strong connection with the local community.

Clemson ranked No. 5 nationally in both Students Love Their School Teams and Town-Gown Relations Are Great. The University also landed at No. 10 for Friendliest Students and No. 11 for Happiest Students.

Clemson ranked No. 12 for Lots of Greek Life, No. 13 for Everyone Plays Intramural Sports and No. 14 for Great Outdoors: Students Get Outside. The University was also recognized at No. 23 for Best Quality of Life and No. 25 for Their Students Love These Colleges.

Clemson earned additional recognition for helping students prepare for what comes after graduation. The Center for Career and Professional Development presented by Michelin ranked among the nation’s top 10 for Best Career Services, while Clemson Libraries earned the No. 24 spot for Best College Library.

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