Brandie Jefferson of the Projo’s 7-to-7 blog has an item about Bryant University’s top-20 ranking by the Princeton Review in the category of “career and job placement services”
Bryant wasn’t the only college to be ranked in the top 20 — or maybe the bottom 20, depending on the category — in the national survey.
Brown University did well in a number of positive categories…

• (6) The Toughest to Get Into
• (5) Best College Radio Station
• (13) Best College Theater
• (2) Happiest Students

The University of Rhode Island, however, was top (or bottom 10) in a number of negative categories…

• (10) Professors Get Low Marks
• (10) Professors Make Themselves Scarce
• (10) Their Students (Almost) Never Study
• (9) Dorms Like Dungeons

And Providence College also ranked in a number of categories that they probably won’t be mentioning in their recruiting brochures…

• (1) Homogeneous Student Population
• (8) Little Race/Class Interaction
• (19) Everyone Plays Intramural Sports
• (4) Lots of Hard Liquor

Not that it’s living up to the stereotypical reputation of a b-school or anything, but job placement was the only category that Bryant University placed in…

• (9) Best Career/Job Placement Services

Roger Williams University and Salve Regina University didn’t make any of the top-20 lists.
Rhode Island College, Rhode Island School of Design, and Johnson & Wales University appear not to have been considered in the rankings.