2014 University Rankings: Primarily Undergraduate results

Mount Allison holds on to first place while Acadia moves up

<p>SACKVILLE, NB, SEPTEMBER 26, 2013 &#8211; MOUNT ALLISON &#8211; Fine Arts students work with a view camera.</p>

Mount Allison University (Andrew Tolson)

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The Maclean’s University Rankings place schools into one of three categories to recognize differences in levels of research funding, diversity of offerings and breadth and depth of graduate and professional programs. Universities in the Primarily Undergraduate category, ranked here, are largely focused on undergraduate education, with relatively fewer graduate programs and graduate students. Be sure to check out the other two ranking categories, Medical Doctoral and Comprehensive, and our methodology. For dozens of charts, our reputation survey, student satisfaction results and stories about what’s new on campuses, buy the 130-page Maclean’s University Rankings, on newsstands and iPads.

2014 RankingSchoolLast Year
1Mount Allison(1)
2Acadia(4)
*3Lethbridge(3)
*3UNBC(2)
5Saint Mary’s(*8)
6Trent(*5)
*7UPEI(*5)
*7St. Francis Xavier(7)
9Bishop’s(*8)
10Lakehead(12)
11Moncton(10)
12St. Thomas(11)
13UOIT(15)
*14Laurentian(*13)
*14Winnipeg(*13)
16Brandon(16)
17Mount Saint Vincent(17)
18Cape Breton(18)
19Nipissing(19)

* Indicates a tie