How Do Colleges and Universities Get On The Honor Roll?



Nearly 20 years of corporate college recruiting experience has taught us that the best colleges and universities are not necessarily the biggest. Some of the brightest talent in the country comes from those small, superior schools who demonstrate exceptional performance in specific disciplines, create unique experiential learning opportunities, and commit to excellence in the career development of their students and alumni.



From business to biology, economics to engineering, Honor Roll colleges and universities provide the highest ranked curriculum in key disciplines combined with the highest percentage of teaching PhDs. Because enrollment is also limited, student-faculty interaction is significant enough to promote better learning and deeper thinking.

Honor Roll has selected 100 schools for their exceptional performance in specific disciplines and their commitment to creating excellent candidates. Each of these colleges and universities has satisfied the criteria of our proprietary HRO 100 rating system for institutions with enrollment of 5000 or less. School participation in Honor Roll Online is by invitation only.

If you believe your college or university might meet the requirements of the HRO 100, we'd like to hear from you. Even if you're unsure of your school's qualifications, don't be afraid to ask. Every school has some unique characteristics that may make its candidates more attractive to particular employers. Although the HRO website currently features approximately 50 special schools, we anticipate that as many as 100 may eventually qualify for this program.

For more information contact Peggy Schmidt 

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