University of Bridgeport

The University of Bridgeport (UB), which was renamed in 1947 after being founded in 1927 as the state's first junior college, is a private institution of higher learning in Bridgeport, Connecticut. The institution offers a variety of academic programmes, including associate degrees in fields like business administration and dental hygiene as well as bachelor's degrees in many other fields of the fine arts, sciences, and music. Additionally, the institution provides master's and doctoral degrees in fields like business, counselling, engineering, naturopathic medicine, and education. FAQs on University of Bridgeport (UB) Admission

According to US News & World Report's National University Ranking, the University of Bridgeport (UB) has been placed 298 for 2021. Prior to this, the university was ranked 293 for 2020. The graph below shows how the university has declined in the ranking criteria. In addition to other rating factors, the US News & World Report bases their rankings on the number of publications cited, global research reputation, and regional research reputation (12.5% each). Additionally, the university is listed in US News & World Report's Regional Universities North, where it ranks 142nd in 2018.

In terms of the University of Bridgeport's (UB) course rankings, US News & World Report has placed the university's Computer Engineering course at 149 for 2021. The approach used by US News & World Report to rank subjects includes, among other things, considerations such as student selection (25%), the views of business school administrators (25%), and employment outcome (21%).