Trine ranked among Midwest’s best colleges

Trine University is one of the best colleges in the Midwest, according to The Princeton Review.

The education services company lists Trine in the Best in the Midwest section of its “2026 Best Regional Colleges” website feature at princetonreview.com.

“While it’s always an honor to win accolades, our record incoming class of new students and the continued success of our graduates much more clearly reflect the quality of the education we offer at Trine University,” said Earl D. Brooks II, Ph.D., university president. “The proof is in the pudding, and our record class of incoming new students agrees that our combination of career-focused curriculum, personal attention and state-of-the-art facilities put Trine among the Midwest’s top institutions.”

The website feature salutes 631 colleges that The Princeton Review recommends over seven zones: Northeast, South, Southwest, Mid-Atlantic, Midwest, West and International. The 150 colleges that made the "Best in the Midwest" list are located in 12 Midwestern states.

The Princeton Review does not rank the 631 regional best colleges overall or by region.

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