Disneyland may be the happiest place on earth, but according to The Princeton Review, TCU has the happiest students. The 2024 rankings are out, and the university made the list in several areas, including its management, residence halls and relationship with its hometown.
“The student experience is at the core of what makes TCU special. The connections built here last a lifetime and our hope is that students become part of a community where they feel like they matter and belong,” said Kathy Cavins-Tull, vice chancellor for student affairs. “It’s good to be recognized for the work so many here on campus are engaged in, from events and activities, a purposefully designed campus with many spaces to gather, to industry-leading mental health support. The Princeton Review rankings are gathered from direct student feedback, and happiness is key to a successful academic experience.”
Here are TCU’s spots on the top 20:
- #1 for Happiest Students
- #4 Best-Run Colleges
- #7 Best Quality of Life
- #9 Town and Gown Relations
- #9 Best College Dorms
- #10 Most Active Student Government
- #10 for Lots of Greek Life
- #11 for Best Health Services
- #13 Best Athletic Facilities
- #16 Most Beautiful Campuses
- #20 Best College Library
- #20 Best Career Services
“It always makes me happy to know our students are pleased with their TCU experience,” said Chancellor Victor J. Boschini, Jr. “Our faculty and staff take great pride in the academic and personal growth that students receive at TCU. We are fortunate to see the amazing outcomes in our satisfied students, successful alumni and respected faculty and staff.”