Top Ranked Universities in Massachusetts - Safest Colleges and Universities

Colleges and universities ranked for campus safety on a scale that accounts for severity of a crime as well as frequency of crime. Campus crime statistics below are per 100 students. To find info about a school not listed below, try the site search at the bottom of the page.

Top Ranked Universities in Massachusetts - Safest Colleges and Universities

2020	2019	School Name	Aggravated Assault	Burglary	Rape	Local Crime
1	1	Gordon College				0.02
2 ↓	1	Middlesex Community College				0.02
3	N/A	Massachusetts School of Law				0.02
4 ↓	2	Salter College-West Boylston				0.03
5 ↓	3	Bay Path University		0.05		0.03
6 ↓	4	ITT Technical Institute-Norwood				0.04
7 ↓	5	Universal Technical Institute of Massachusetts Inc				0.04
8 ↑	10	Newbury College		0.20		0.06
9 ↓	6	North Shore Community College				0.09
10 ↓	8	The Salter School-Malden Campus				0.11
11 ↑	12	Quincy College				0.11
12 ↓	11	Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts-Cambridge				0.12
13 ↓	10	Cambridge College		0.08		0.12
14 ↓	12	Berkshire Community College				0.16
15 ↓	14	College of Our Lady of the Elms		0.20		0.14
16 ↓	14	Wellesley College		0.24	0.04	0.02
17	17	Northern Essex Community College	0.01	0.01		0.15
18	18	Bay State College				0.19
19 ↓	17	William James College				0.19
20 ↓	18	School of the Museum of Fine Arts-Boston				0.19
Incidents per 100 students Local crime is weighed less than campus crime in a school's overall safety ranking. Each city's safety ranking is based on the same categories that are displayed for crimes that take place on campus.

The campus crime statistics published on StateUniversity.com are compiled from crime reports submitted by college/university law enforcement between January 1 and December 31, 2019. College safety ratings based on campus crime can be a useful tool in evaluating a college or university; however, these safety ratings only provide part of the picture. Before making a college decision based on campus crime reports, students are advised to consider other factors, such as overall crime in the neighboring community. Local organizations and law enforcement may be able to provide such additional information.

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