EMU wins ‘Best in the Midwest’ for 6 years in a row
Eastern Michigan University, for the sixth year in a row, has been named among the best in the Midwest by the 2009 Best Colleges: Region by Region published by PrincetonReview.com.
Well, they might not be on par with Michael Phelps winning more gold medals than a shop teacher has fingers. But it’s still pretty darn good.
Eastern Michigan University, for the sixth year in a row, has been named among the best in the Midwest by the 2009 Best Colleges: Region by Region published by PrincetonReview.com.
EMU was one of the 159 colleges chosen from 632 in the region.
Excerpt:
“This is recognition of EMU by the people we serve – the students,” said Susan Martin, president of EMU. “This really speaks to the excellent educational experience that our students receive here.”
Read the entire release here.
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