The U.S. News & World Report released its annual college rankings Tuesday, evaluating more than 1,700 schools nationwide.
While Vanderbilt stands alone as the SEC’s only private institution, the other 15 member universities are public. Impressively, 14 of them landed in the top 100 public universities in the country.
Here’s where each SEC school placed in this year’s report.
National Rankings
No. 17 – Vanderbilt
No. 30 – Florida
No. 30 – Texas
No. 46 – Georgia
No. 51 – Texas A&M
No. 102 – Auburn
No. 102 – Missouri
No. 102 – Tennessee
No. 110 – Oklahoma
No. 127 – South Carolina
No. 143 – Kentucky
No. 169 – Alabama
No. 169 – LSU
No. 169 – Ole Miss
No. 183 – Arkansas
No. 208 – Mississippi State
Public University Rankings
No. 7 – Florida
No. 7 – Texas
No. 19 – Georgia
No. 29 – Texas A&M
No. 49 – Auburn
No. 49 – Missouri
No. 49 – Tennessee
No. 54 – Oklahoma
No. 63 – South Carolina
No. 74 – Kentucky
No. 92 – Alabama
No. 92 – LSU
No. 92 – Ole Miss
No. 100 – Arkansas
No. 115 – Mississippi State
