Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Any way to see this if I don't subscribe?
https://archive.is/20250326201924/https://www.forbes.com/sites/emmawhitford/2025/03/26/the-new-ivies-2025-20-great-colleges-employers-love/
Anonymous wrote:Any way to see this if I don't subscribe?
Anonymous wrote:West Point…seriously wtf? How is that in any way shape or form even remotely like any Ivy?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:WHAT A JOKE.
There is no such a thing as NEW IVIES…..
There will never be a “new ivy”.
This is a sport league.
And yes, I know all the moms and kids here who didnt get in like when [insert you school name here] gets on those list, but it is better to move on and accept that you DID NOT get in an Ivy League school and accept and be happy with where you are….
I think the term is a little questionable, but the idea - compiling a list of schools most attractive to employers with selectivity and quality academics, is not a bad idea.
Anonymous wrote:WHAT A JOKE.
There is no such a thing as NEW IVIES…..
There will never be a “new ivy”.
This is a sport league.
And yes, I know all the moms and kids here who didnt get in like when [insert you school name here] gets on those list, but it is better to move on and accept that you DID NOT get in an Ivy League school and accept and be happy with where you are….
Anonymous wrote:https://www.forbes.com/sites/emmawhitford/2025/03/26/the-new-ivies-2025-20-great-colleges-employers-love/
An update of the (somewhat controversial) list from last year. Mostly the same as last year, but with a few colleges swapped out
New to this year's list:
WashU St. Louis
Tufts
Purdue
West Point
UPitt
William & Mary