Toccoa Falls, GA – Toccoa Falls College joins other prestigious schools such as Clemson University, Georgia College and State University, and Palm Beach Atlantic University as one of the Best Regional Colleges by the Princeton Review.
The Princeton Review is a pioneer in the world of education. Founded in 1981, the Princeton Review offers tutoring and test preparation to help students improve their college entrance exam scores. The Review works with school districts around the United States to measurably strengthen students’ academic skills. Every year, the Review surveys thousands of students and compiles their “Best Of” lists from those responses, and they are divided into topics such as, “About Yourself,” “Your School’s Academics/Administration,” and “Life at School.” These lists assist students and guidance counselors with information to help select colleges to attend.
According to some of the responses made by students of Toccoa Falls College, “Professors are qualified and, for the most part, entertaining and enlightening.” “The administration and professors are very involved in student life outside the classroom, which I like a lot. I feel like most of my professors are my friends but they are still professional about it.” President Dr. Wayne Gardner sees a direct correlation between many of the responses from Toccoa Falls College students and one of the core components of the school’s Vision Statement that speaks to a “caring Christian community” principle.
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