Is your school on this ‘best place to work’ list?

Where do the happiest educators work?

Finding a great school means one thing to students, but something entirely different to staff, faculty and administrators who are looking for a satisfying work environment.

The following schools were ranked on a 5-point scale, with 5 meaning “very satisfied,” 3 meaning “OK,” and 1 meaning “very dissatisfied.”

Here are the top 25 with their employer ratings, according to glassdoor.com’s 2013 report:

1. Texas Tech University: 4.4
2. Carnegie Mellon University: 4.3
3. Brigham Young University: 4.3
4. University of Texas at Austin: 4.3
5. Iowa State University: 4.3
6. University of Michigan: 4.3
7. Massachusetts Institute of Technology: 4.3
8. Stanford University: 4.3
9. Florida State University: 4.3
10. University of Texas at San Antonio: 4.2
11. University of Texas at Dallas: 4.2
12. Cornell University: 4.2
13. Yale University: 4.2
14. Georgia Institute of Technology: 4.2
15. Rice University: 4.2
16. University of Oklahoma: 4.2
17. DePaul University: 4.1
18. Cal Tech: 4.1
19. Rochester Institute of Technology: 4.1
20. University of Delaware: 4.1
21. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign: 4.1
22. Vanderbilt University: 4.1
23. University of California Santa Barbara: 4.1
24. Texas A&M University: 4.1
25. University of Tennessee: 4.1

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