The Princeton Review Ranks Campus Health Among Top 3% of Best Health Services Nationwide
Campus Health at The University of Arizona has once again been recognized as one of the top health centers in the country, ranking twelfth in The Princeton Review's prestigious annual college guide, "The 390 Best Colleges: 2025 Edition," released on August 27, 2024. This marks the eleventh consecutive year that Campus Health has been ranked in the top 4% for Best Health Services. Campus Health ranks second among colleges and universities with more than 40,000 enrolled students. The rankings are based on student data from The Princeton Review’s survey of 168,000 students at the 390 listed colleges and universities.
“Making this prestigious national ranking in any one year is great. But being at the top of the list for 11 consecutive years? That is quite another kind of achievement,” said David Salafsky, Assistant Vice President and Executive Director of Campus Health. “We are here to support the whole health of our students. Recognition like this speaks to the commitment and care that our team at Campus Health demonstrates every day toward that goal.”
Located conveniently on main campus, Campus Health serves as the go-to resource for health and wellness. They offer a comprehensive range of in-person and virtual medical, mental health, and wellness services including counseling, primary care, and multiple specialized clinics including those for same-day needs, immunizations, nutrition services, LGBTQ+ health, women’s health, physical therapy, and more.
The impact of Campus Health on student well-being is clear: 97% of students who used the services reported that Campus Health helped them stay enrolled at the University of Arizona1, and 96% said they would recommend Campus Health to a friend2. Each year, over 25,000 students participate in Campus Health’s award-winning health education programs and services. Learn more about Campus Health’s services and impact.
1. 2024 Campus Health, Health & Wellness Survey | 2. 2024 Campus Health, Patient Satisfaction Survey