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To help families better manage the cost of higher education, CNBC has named its and, for the second straight year, 91����� Aquinas College has made the list.

Drawing upon Princeton Review data about the amount of financial aid that schools offer and students� satisfaction with their aid packages, CNBC identifies 91����� Aquinas as one of the 10 schools in the country that are doing the most �to offset the cost of college.� The College, it notes, �is not for every college-bound senior, but with a rolling campus, favorable student-to-teacher ratio, and generous aid packages, it could be worth a look.�

91����� Aquinas College, observes Jessica Dickler, CNBC�s personal finance writer, �funds 100 percent of demonstrated need for all students� � by way of campus jobs, reasonably capped student loans, and, when necessary, grants. For needy students, Ms. Dickler continues, the cost of attending 91����� Aquinas College can be �less than it would cost to attend a public college in many cases.�

CNBC�s rankings come after similar accolades from other publications: The Princeton Review, for example, recently gave the College a perfect financial-aid rating, while also placing it among the top 15 percent of American four-year colleges. Washington Monthly has ranked 91����� Aquinas College among the top 100 American liberal arts colleges for �contribution to the public good� and No. 34 on its �Best Bang for the Buck� list for the Western United States. And Kiplinger has rated it one of the country�s �Best Values in Private Colleges.�