Anonymous
05/09/2025 13:34
Subject: Ivy rankings
1. Princeton
2. Yale
3. Harvard
5. Dartmouth
12. Columbia
17. Brown
24. Penn
31. Cornell
https://wallethub.com/edu/e/college-rankings/40750
2. Yale
3. Harvard
5. Dartmouth
12. Columbia
17. Brown
24. Penn
31. Cornell
https://wallethub.com/edu/e/college-rankings/40750
Anonymous
05/09/2025 13:34
Subject: Re:Ivy rankings
Anonymous wrote:https://www.topuniversities.com/world-university-rankings
4. Harvard
11. Penn
16. Cornell
22. Princeton
23. Yale
34. Columbia
79. Brown
243. Dartmouth
QS World University Ranking likes big schools and graduate research.
Anonymous
05/09/2025 13:34
Subject: Ivy rankings
The ivy league has fallen. if you want your kid to be employable I would avoid any ivy except maybe Dartmouth.
Anonymous
05/09/2025 13:15
Subject: Ivy rankings
1. Bucknell
2. Tufts
3. Richmond
4. Gonzaga
5. Wyoming Catholic College
2. Tufts
3. Richmond
4. Gonzaga
5. Wyoming Catholic College
Anonymous
05/09/2025 13:14
Subject: Re:Ivy rankings
https://www.topuniversities.com/world-university-rankings
4. Harvard
11. Penn
16. Cornell
22. Princeton
23. Yale
34. Columbia
79. Brown
243. Dartmouth
4. Harvard
11. Penn
16. Cornell
22. Princeton
23. Yale
34. Columbia
79. Brown
243. Dartmouth
Anonymous
05/09/2025 12:56
Subject: Ivy rankings
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does someone have a non US news ranking of the Ivies?
Praying the new Pope saves us from ranking obsessions.
Ask and ye shall receive:
1) Villanova
2) Notre Dame
3) tie among Harvard, Yale, Princeton, & Wharton
4) Columbia
5) U Penn (other than Wharton)
6) tie among Brown, Dartmouth, & Cornell
Anonymous
05/09/2025 12:48
Subject: Ivy rankings
Anonymous wrote:My favorite school colors ranking. I know it’s controversial, just don’t like red and orange.
1. Columbia
2. Yale
3. Dartmouth
4. Penn
5. Harvard
6. Brown
7. Cornell
8. Princeton
lol. here's a ranking based upon how much trouble they've had with the Trump administration
1. Harvard
2. Columbia
3. Brown
4. Princeton
5. Penn
6. Yale
7. Dartmouth
Anonymous
05/09/2025 12:45
Subject: Ivy rankings
The most legitimate and meaningful ranking of them is to just rank based on endowment size.
Too is Harvard, bottom is Brown.
Full ranking can be found here:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_colleges_and_universities_in_the_United_States_by_endowment
Too is Harvard, bottom is Brown.
Full ranking can be found here:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_colleges_and_universities_in_the_United_States_by_endowment
Anonymous
Anonymous
05/09/2025 12:43
Subject: Ivy rankings
My favorite school colors ranking. I know it’s controversial, just don’t like red and orange.
1. Columbia
2. Yale
3. Dartmouth
4. Penn
5. Harvard
6. Brown
7. Cornell
8. Princeton
1. Columbia
2. Yale
3. Dartmouth
4. Penn
5. Harvard
6. Brown
7. Cornell
8. Princeton
Anonymous
05/09/2025 12:41
Subject: Ivy rankings
Here's a list, longest name first:
1. University of Pennsylvania
2. Dartmouth
2. Princeton
4. Columbia
5. Cornell
5. Harvard
7. Brown
8. Yale
1. University of Pennsylvania
2. Dartmouth
2. Princeton
4. Columbia
5. Cornell
5. Harvard
7. Brown
8. Yale
Anonymous
05/09/2025 12:41
Subject: Ivy rankings
Anonymous wrote:(1) The Ivy that accepts your DC > the one's that don't.
(2) The Ivy that offers your DC's major/specialization > the ones that don't.
(3) The Ivy that is a good personal fit for your DC > the ones that don't.
Otherwise, pretending that there are meaningful outcome differences between the Ivies is a prime example of the narcissism of small differences.
Amen! A very small percentage get in let alone have the luxury of referring to rankings due to multiple acceptances. This is such a silly hobby for those still applying or prestige obsessed that never attended one.
Anonymous
05/09/2025 12:37
Subject: Ivy rankings
(1) The Ivy that accepts your DC > the one's that don't.
(2) The Ivy that offers your DC's major/specialization > the ones that don't.
(3) The Ivy that is a good personal fit for your DC > the ones that don't.
Otherwise, pretending that there are meaningful outcome differences between the Ivies is a prime example of the narcissism of small differences.
(2) The Ivy that offers your DC's major/specialization > the ones that don't.
(3) The Ivy that is a good personal fit for your DC > the ones that don't.
Otherwise, pretending that there are meaningful outcome differences between the Ivies is a prime example of the narcissism of small differences.
Anonymous
05/09/2025 12:15
Subject: Ivy rankings
Anonymous wrote:Does someone have a non US news ranking of the Ivies?
Praying the new Pope saves us from ranking obsessions.
Anonymous
05/09/2025 12:05
Subject: Ivy rankings
Does someone have a non US news ranking of the Ivies?