Honors & Awards
Weber State University regularly receives recognition for academics, sustainability and service to students. Here are some of the university’s recent honors.
2020
- Ranked among The Princeton Review’s Best Western Colleges
- Awarded top ranking status for multiple degree programs by Intelligent.com
- Ranked nationally by LendEDU's for best return on investment
- Ranked by valuecolleges.com for best online colleges in Utah
- Ranked for best online degree programs in Utah by Guide to Online Schools
2019
Awarded the 2019 Tree Campus USA designation
- Ranked among Washington Monthly’s 2019 Best 4-Year Colleges for Adult Learners
- Ranked among Forbes’ inaugural list of America’s Best Employers By State
- Ranked 16th in SR Education Group’s 2019 Most Affordable Online Bachelor’s Degrees
- Ranked 3rd in SR Education Group’s 2019 Best Online Bachelor’s Degrees in Utah
- Designated as a “Voter Friendly Campus” for the 2019–2020 time period
- Recognized for flexible online start dates by The Best Schools
- Ranked among Best Regional Universities in the West by U.S. News & World Report
- Listed on the Sierra Club's 2019 Cool Schools list
- Listed in the Princeton Review's Guide to 399 Green Colleges: 2019 Edition
2018
- Tree Campus USA designation by Arbor Day Foundation
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Listed in The Princeton Review’s 2018 Guide to 399 Green Colleges
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Ranked among the Most Affordable Colleges and Universities for 2018 by College Consensus
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Ranked among College Cliffs’ 15 Top Colleges For Working Adults
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Ranked among the College Consensus Best Regional Universities-West
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Ranked among the nation’s top 100 universities in LendEDU’s College Risk-Reward (CRRI) Indicator
2017
- Tree Campus USA designation by Arbor Day Foundation
- Ranked among The Student Loan Report’s top 10 universities in the nation for lowest student loan debt for parents
- Named Great College to Work For by The Chronicle of Higher Education
Ranked number 11 among Great Value College's 50 Best Colleges for Adult Education
Featured in the 2017 edition of The Princeton Review’s Guide to 375 Green Colleges