KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Princeton Review for the first time stripped a college of its rankings Monday after learning that the University of Missouri-Kansas City knowingly submitted false data.
The company first said it was pulling the school’s 2014 rankings as being among the top 25 best college and business school entrepreneurial programs for graduates and undergraduates. The Princeton Review later announced it also would strip the rankings for the three previous years at the university’s request.
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“UMKC and the Bloch School are committed to ensuring that the academic integrity of this institution is maintained and strengthened and we are confident that the months ahead will show we have achieved that,” Morton said.
