The undergraduate program, which earned the No. 28 spot internationally and the highest in Connecticut, was selected among institutions around the world. Everything from academic offerings and lab facilities to graduates’ starting salaries and career achievements were assessed.

“Game design is an exciting field and programs are springing up in colleges all over the world,” said Robert Franek, The Princeton Review’s Editor in Chief. “We want to help students find the best program for their needs and interests. The top schools on our lists have outstanding faculties and great facilities which will give students the skills and experience they need to pursue a career in this dynamic and burgeoning field.”

We are proud to have a nearly 95 percent employment or graduate school acceptance rate among graduates of all programs six months of graduation.