Princeton Review names USC top game design school 2

Education services company The Princeton Review has again selected University of Southern California as the top undergraduate and graduate school to study video game design in the U.S. and Canada. USC was also selected as the best undergraduate and graduate game design school last year, and it managed to hold onto that status despite facing increasing competition -- more than 150 universities participated in The Princeton Review's survey for this year, compared to 50 last year. Tracy Fullerton, an associate professor for USC's Interactive Media Division and director of its Game Innovation Lab, told USA Today that the university was identified as the top game design school because of its "focus on the artistry of game design." Other schools receiving top marks for their undergraduate game design programs include the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Utah, DigiPen Institute of Technology, and The Art Institute of Vancouver. Rochester Institute of Technology, MIT, University of Central Florida, and Southern Methodist University were also recognized for their graduate programs. The Princeton Review ranked the universities after conducting surveys with administrators that covered the quality of their curriculum, faculty, facilities, and infrastructure. It also collected data from schools on their scholarships, financial aid, and career opportunities. Top 10 undergraduate schools to study video game design

Honorable mentions– Undergraduate schools (alphabetical order)

Top 10 graduate schools to study video game design

Honorable mentions – Graduate schools (alphabetical order)