Centenary College is a rising star across the nation. Our latest recognition comes from the Princeton Review, but don't just take their word for it — find out more about how Centenary can fit you.
Princeton Review: One of "The Best 368 Colleges" in 2009
Centenary College is one of the nation’s best institutions for undergraduate education, according to The Princeton Review, the New York-based education services company known for its test-prep courses. The College is featured in the just-published 2009 edition of its annual book, "The Best 368 Colleges."
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- Read the complete review at http://www.princetonreview.com/schools/college/CollegeBasics.aspx?iid=1022878.
Princeton Review: A "Best 366 College" for 2008!
The Princeton Review praises Centenary for an "academic experience... nothing if not personal," with "small class sizes [that] allow for learning to assume the form of a dialogue between teacher and student."
Read the entire review in its original form, Princeton Review, 2008.
Newsweek: Centenary One of 25 Hottest Schools in US
In its College Guide '08, Newsweek/MSNBC ranks Centenary as one of the Hottest 25 Schools in America, calling us the "Hottest Liberal Arts School You've Never Heard Of." They go on to say that we are a
rare combination of academic innovation, with students creating their own majors, and big-time sports (except football). The college also has a solid reputation in various professions, from performing arts to geology.
Newsweek's ranking places us in fine company along with schools like Princeton, Harvard and 22 other great colleges across the nation.
Our local newspaper, the Shreveport Times , thinks that Centenary's recognition is good for our entire community.
Hot On National TV!
NBC's Today Show also covered the story, choosing Centenary as one of several 'hot' schools to talk about on air. You can watch their video coverage in one of two ways:
MSN Video — they'll show you a commercial first, so it'll take you a few moments to get to the actual Today Show segment.
Availability of MSN's video stream may be subject to demand, so it's possible that you may need to try this page more than once to watch the clip. Occasionally, it declares that the video is inaccessible; reloading the same page usually result in a successful view.
Watch the video directly from our website — only available to current Centenary faculty, staff, and students.
