Wofford College has again been named one of the top undergraduate institutions in the nation by the Princeton Review.

The publication released its 2026 edition of The Best 391 Colleges on Aug. 12. Among the many aspects of the Wofford experience that stand out among other colleges and universities are:

  • A rigorous, individualized liberal arts education.
  • Opportunities to network with influential people.
  • An outstanding study abroad program.
  • Professors who are extremely passionate about their field.
  • A family atmosphere and close-knit community.

Wofford was also named as a Best Value College in the report by the Princeton Review, which surveys college students to help create its rankings.

“We strive to create an environment where students are challenged, supported and inspired,” says Wofford President Nayef Samhat. “This recognition reflects our commitment to delivering an exceptional academic experience.”

Wofford was No. 1 in the Lots of Greek Life category, and the Old Gold & Black earned the No. 22 spot in the Best College Newspaper rankings.

National publications, including Forbes, the New York Times and U.S. News & World Report, routinely recognize Wofford for its academic strength and value. Ninety-nine percent of students receive some form of financial assistance to attend Wofford, and 98% report positive career outcomes within six months of graduation.

About Wofford College

Wofford College, established in 1854, is a four-year, residential liberal arts college located in Spartanburg, South Carolina. The college is nationally known for its outstanding faculty, study abroad participation, successful and supportive graduates and commitment to making college affordable and accessible; 99% of students receive some form of financial assistance. The college’s 180-acre campus, located within walking distance of Spartanburg’s thriving downtown, is home to about 1,800 undergraduates. In addition to a rigorous academic program and experiential learning opportunities (study abroad, career preparation, research and community-based learning), Wofford students enjoy Division I athletics, fraternity and sorority life and a thriving visual and performing arts scene. To learn more, visit wofford.edu.