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TOP 10
1 Oregon State University
6University of Michigan
2The University of Texas
at Austin
7 Brown University
3University of Maryland
4 University of Arizona
8Columbia University
9 Syracuse University
10University of Wisconsin
5 Stanford University
New Big Man on Campus
After years of an Ivy League and Big Ten conference rivalry for the
top spot in the Report Card, the PAC-12 upset the status quo and dominated
the rankings with three schools placing in the top 10. Oregon State University
nabbed the No. 1 spot, dethroning last year’s leader, Princeton University.
University of Arizona dropped one spot to finish at No. 4, while Stanford
University made an impressive fifteen spot jump, placing at No. 5.
Rising Stars
The biggest improvement came from the University of Oregon, which jumped 31
spots from No. 48 to No. 17. The University of Central Florida came in at a close
second, rising 30 spots from No. 82 to No. 52. The University of Maryland broke
into the top 10, moving up 15 spots from No. 18 to an impressive No. 3.
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BOTTOM 10
131 St. John’s UniversityNew York
136 Louisiana Tech University
132 University of Louisiana
at Monroe
138 Chicago State University
133 Savannah State University
134 Seton Hall University
137 Troy State University
139 Providence College
140 Brigham Young University
135 University of New Orleans
Taking the School Rivalries out of the Stadium
The University of Georgia and the University of Florida may fight over who leads
who on the field, but when it comes to sexual health resources on campus, the
University of Georgia wins with a No. 15 ranking compared to the University of
Florida’s No. 20. The University of Texas leaves a wide margin between its rival,
University of Oklahoma, with the Longhorns coming in at No. 2 compared to
the Sooners’ rank of No. 91.
Slight Grade Changes
The bottom ten featured a few subtle changes. Chicago State University
moved up one spot to No. 138 from No. 139. University of Louisiana At Monroe
dropped to No. 132 from last year’s No. 127. Brigham Young University came
in at the end of the list, No. 140.
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RANKINGS METHODOLOGY
The Trojan™ Sexual Health Report Card is an annual ranking of the sexual health resources and
information available to students on campuses nationwide. Independent research firm, Sperling’s
BestPlaces, analyzed 140 major campuses drawn from conferences within the Bowl Championship
Series and beyond. These schools include students representing all 50 states and the District of
Columbia.
Sperling’s BestPlaces researchers collected extensive data via student health center representatives,
along with follow-up secondary research on those centers and services they provide on campus.
Student health centers were graded on services across 11 separate categories, including the following:
Hours of operation
Allow drop-ins or require appointments for student scheduling
Quality of sexual health information and resources on website
Contraceptive availability -- free or at cost
Condom availability -- free or at cost
HIV testing on-site (On/off campus, cost)
STI testing on-site (On/off campus, cost)
Lecture/outreach programs and student peer groups for sexual health education
Sexual assault programs, resources or services
Overall website usability and quality
Extra credit
A Case for Campus Sexual Health
America might be one of the top 10 most educated countries in the world1, but when it comes to
sexual health we are failing. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) estimates that nearly 20 million
new sexually transmitted infections occur every year in this country2, with a record one in four
(25 percent) college students having some form of an STI3. By the age of 24, 1 in 3 sexually active
people will have contracted an STI.4 Trojan™ Brand Condoms’ recent study finds only 41 percent
of college aged adults report always using a condom. The Trojan™ Sexual Health Report Card is
provided as a tool to inspire students to make tangible changes, and to take their schools’ sexual
health into their own hands.
The Trojan™ Sexual Health E-Toolkit is designed to spark action and provide students and school
sexual health administrators an easy-to-use, downloadable resource with the information and
resources they need to stay sexually healthy on campus. For more information and to use these
tools at your school, visit www.FactsAboutCondoms.com – which offers fact-based insights, tips and
resources on all things sexual health.
1 OECD (2012), Education at a Glance 2012: Highlights, OECD Publishing. <http://dx.doi.org/10.1787/eag_highlights-2012-en>
2 “STD Trends in the United States.” CDC. March 2013.
3 “Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs): Be.georgetown.edu.” Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs): Be.georgetown.edu.
Georgetown Health Education Services, n.d. Web. 28 Sept. 2012. <http://be.georgetown.edu/48377.html>.
4 “STI General Information.” Brown University Health Education, n.d. Web. 1 Oct. 2013. <http://brown.edu/Student_Services/
Health_Services/Health_Education/sexual_health/sexually_transmitted_infections/>.
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1.
Oregon State University
48.
University of Kentucky
93.
Georgetown University
2.
The University of Texas At Austin
49.
Western Michigan University
94.
University of Houston-University Park
3.
University of Maryland-College Park
50.
California State University-Fresno
95.
University of Toledo
4.
University of Arizona
51.
Florida State University
96.
Marshall University
5.
Stanford University
52.
University of Central Florida
97.
University of Tulsa
6.
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
53.
University at Buffalo
98.
Auburn University
7.
Brown University
54.
Kansas State University
99.
San Diego State University
8.
Columbia University
55.
University of Kansas
100. University of Arkansas At Little Rock
9.
Syracuse University
56.
East Carolina University
101. Central Michigan University
10.
University of Wisconsin-Madison
57.
Purdue University
102. University of Utah
11.
University of Iowa
58.
Cornell University-Endowed Colleges
103. Oklahoma State University
12.
Rutgers University-New Brunswick
59.
Rice University
104. Washington State University
13.
Princeton University
60.
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
105. Southern Methodist University
14.
University of Illinois
61.
Kent State University
106. University of Akron
15.
University of Georgia
62.
San Jose State University
107. University of Mississippi
16.
University of Louisville
63.
Boise State University
108. Boston College
17.
University of Oregon
64.
Texas A&M University
109. Eastern Michigan University
18.
Florida Atlantic University-Boca Raton 65.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
110. Wake Forest University
19.
Tulane University of Louisiana
and State University
111. Texas Christian University
20.
University of Florida
Indiana University-Purdue
112. Texas Tech University
21.
Duke University
University-Indianapolis
113. DePaul University
22.
University of California-Berkeley
67.
Arizona State University
114. The University of Texas-Pan American
23.
Ohio State University
68.
Mississippi State University
115. Vanderbilt University
24.
University of Minnesota-Twin Cities
69.
Middle Tennessee State University
116. University of Hawaii At Manoa
25.
Colorado State University
70.
University of Southern California
117. Marquette University
26.
Pennsylvania State University
71.
Dartmouth College
118. Villanova University
27.
Harvard University
72.
University of Miami
119. Utah State University
28.
West Virginia University
73.
University of Idaho
120. The University of Alabama
29.
University of South Carolina-Columbia 74.
Northern Illinois University
121. University of Memphis
30.
The University of Alabama
75.
University of Arkansas
122. The University of Texas At El Paso
31.
University of North Carolina
76.
University of Denver
123. University of South Alabama
32.
University of Washington
77.
University of Virginia
124. University of Wyoming
33.
University of Pittsburgh
78.
Clemson University
125. University of Louisiana At Lafayette
34.
North Carolina State University
79.
University of Nevada-Reno
126. Arkansas State University
35.
Ball State University
80.
Bowling Green State University
127. University of Notre Dame
36.
Indiana University-Bloomington
81.
Florida International University
128. The University of Tennessee
37.
University of Colorado At Boulder
82.
Georgia Institute of Technology
129. Utah Valley University
38.
Northwestern University
83.
Miami University-Oxford
130. Baylor University
39.
University of Nevada-Las Vegas
84.
Western Kentucky University
131. St. John’s University-New York
40.
University of Connecticut
85.
University of South Florida
132. University of Louisiana At Monroe
41.
Michigan State University
86.
University of New Mexico
133. Savannah State University
42.
Ohio University
87.
University of Southern Mississippi
134. Seton Hall University
43.
Louisiana State University A&M
88.
University of California-Los Angeles
135. University of New Orleans
and Hebert Law Center
89.
Iowa State University
136. Louisiana Tech University
44.
Yale University
90.
New Mexico State University
137. Troy State University
45.
University of Pennsylvania
91.
University of North Texas
138. Chicago State University
46.
University of Cincinnati
92.
University of Oklahoma Norman
139. Providence College
47.
University of Missouri-Columbia
Campus
140. Brigham Young University
66.
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