The Princeton Review recognized Marist's Online MBA for its academic excellence, innovative curriculum, and strong student satisfaction.

Marist was just named one of The 15 Colleges Best Preparing Students for the AI Economy, alongside Dartmouth, MIT, Ohio State and other top-tier institutions, according to Town & Country magazine and college counselors at IvyWise.

The University’s games and emerging media program was listed in the top 10 regionally, and the top 50 nationally, by The Princeton Review.

The rankings evaluate schools based on three main components: student outcomes, learning environment, and diversity.

Marist holds 9th place among Regional Universities North while earning recognition for innovation in teaching and learning.

The Princeton Review recognized Marist's Online MBA for its academic excellence, innovative curriculum, and strong student satisfaction.

Marist’s scenic campus and athletic facilities notched a top 25 ranking in the nation, and the publication highlighted the University for its experiential learning opportunities.

Money noted Marist for its academic excellence, affordability, and strong post-graduation outcomes.

The University’s games and emerging media program was listed in the top 10 regionally, and the top 50 nationally, in this year’s list from The Princeton Review.

Marist continues to lead the nation in international education among master’s-granting institutions and is among the top four nationally for total students studying abroad.

Marist’s commitment to sustainability continues to shine through another strong score by The Princeton Review’s Guide to Green Colleges and a New Sustainability Action Planning Committee.

Dr. Weinman was recently named to the Hudson Valley Power 100 and PoliticsNY’s Power Players in Education lists.

Marist remains among best overall regionally and in undergraduate teaching in the latest rankings, reflecting its commitment to academic quality and student success.

The rankings evaluate schools based on three main components: student outcomes, learning environment, and diversity.

The annual list credits Marist as one of the best, and the College is ranked #8 in the country for happiest students.

The influential magazine calls the fashion program one of the 15 best in the country, saying Marist is 'on the rise.'

The College has been honored as a top school for game design for the ninth year in a row.

The College’s international programs topped lists for both its semester and full academic year abroad programs, performing better than ever before on rankings from the Institute of International Education.

List ranks Marist highly in several categories, including best overall universities and most innovative schools.

Money ranks Marist among the nation's best, citing quality of education, affordability and student success.