The College of Wooster overview

Q. What is the main USP of College of Wooster?

Ans. It performs among the Best in Social Mobility. Computer engineering, civil engineering, the fine arts, nursing, social work, public health, and many other degrees at the university have the best rankings. One of the best universities for the money is this one. In the area, the U.S. ranked it 69 by World Report News.

Q. What is the ranking of College of Wooster?

Ans. The rankings of College of Wooster are – 

• It ranked 250 in the National Universities Rankings by Forbes. 
• The College of Wooster 143 in the nation. 
• It ranked 69 in the region by U.S. News & World Report.  
• It ranked 113 in the nation by Washington Monthly. 

Q. What is College of Wooster famous for?

Ans. It performs among the Best in Social Mobility. Computer engineering, civil engineering, the fine arts, nursing, social work, public health, and many other degrees at the university have the best rankings. One of the best universities for the money is this one. In the area, the U.S. ranked it 69 by World Report News.

Q. Is Wooster a large city?

Ans. Yes, it is a large city.

Q. Who are the top Alumni of College of Wooster?

Ans.  Some of the notable alumni of College of Wooster are – 

• Arthur Holly Compton – Nobel prize winner physicist 
• William P. Richardson – dean of Brookyln Law School
• Duncan Jones – film director 
• John Exter – economist 
• Donald Kohn – governor of Federal Reserve System
• Norman Morrison 

Q. Is College of Wooster recognized?

Ans. Yes, it is a recognized university.

Q. How is the campus of College of Wooster?

Ans. The campus of the College of Wooster includes – 

• Alumni Memorial Hall 
• Institute of Molecular Biology and Medicine 
• Science Center 
• Literary and Performing Arts 
• McGurrin Hall 
• O’Hara Hall
• St. Thomas Hall
• Arts Center 

Q. What are the libraries of College of Wooster?

Ans. The College of Wooster Libraries consists of three branches (Andrews Library, The Flo K. Gault Library and The Timken Science Library in Frick Hall) and a music library located at the Scheide Music Center. Andrews Library, the largest library in the system, houses more than 850,000 volumes and can accommodate over 500 readers. Andrews Library houses the college's Special Collections, media library and the student writing center.