Thomas University Ranked Among Nation’s Best Colleges for Women by Newsweek
Post Published On:Thomas University (TU) has been recognized in Newsweek’s inaugural America’s Best Colleges for Women 2026 rankings, earning a national ranking of No. 111. Among Georgia institutions, TU is ranked No. 4.
The recognition places Thomas University among a select group of institutions across the country committed to empowering women through education, leadership development, and career opportunity.
The ranking evaluates colleges based on four key areas: leadership opportunities, pay and policies, campus safety, and pathways to success. Federally reported data is used to assess how well institutions support women during college and beyond.
TU received impressive evaluations in all four categories, including a 100% campus safety score.
“This recognition is a tremendous honor and a reflection of the dedication of our faculty and staff,” said TU President Kurt Stringfellow. “At Thomas University, we are committed to creating an environment where all students are empowered to lead, succeed, and make a lasting impact beyond the classroom.”
“Being named among the Best Colleges for Women reinforces what we see every day,” Stringfellow added. “Our students are discovering their true potential here at TU and going on to do remarkable things.”
