How would you rank the Ivies?
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Anonymous
| For undergraduate college, in which order? |
Anonymous
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Princeton Yale
Columbia harvard Brown Penn Dartmouth Cornell |
Anonymous
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Harvard
Yale Princeton Cornell (depends on the college) Columbia Penn Brown Dartmouth |
Anonymous
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Harvard, Princeton, Yale (first)
Columbia, Dartmouth, Penn (second) Brown, Cornell (a close third) |
Anonymous
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Yale
Harvard Princeton Columbia Penn Brown Dartmouth Cornell |
Anonymous
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Y/H/P
Columbia/Penn Brown Cornell/Dartmouth |
Anonymous
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Princeton
Yale Harvard Columbia Dartmouth Brown Penn Cornell |
Anonymous
| Interesting, residents of New England would be much more likely to rank Dartmouth higher, right behind Harvard Princeton Yale, just about Columbia and brown, with Cornell last. Lots of regional differences in how one would rank.... |
Anonymous
What is the major and what will the graduate major be? As an aside, I think it is crazy to rank Ivies. They are all very good and some are very different from each other. One may be better for one students and one may be better for another. |
Anonymous
| ^^Agreed. I'm surprised at so many people jumping in to play this game. |
Anonymous
| I think it is funny that people rank Cornell last. They don't understand the uniqueness of Cornell and its split personality. Personally, I think it has the best campus and its research capabilities/opportunities rank higher than most of the Ivies. Love Harvard and Princeton too for different reasons. |
Anonymous
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YHP
The rest. This is easy. |
Anonymous
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Based on reputation or actual education? Or, even in undergraduate quality of life?
I would not give Harvard the highest ranking on the latter two. |
Anonymous
| None of them are worth the money. |
Anonymous
I would. Went to Princeton as well, so have some basis for comparison. Agree that it depends on field (and personality of student). |