Which colleges have the most research funding?

I'm interested in attending universities that invest a lot in research. I'd really like to get involved in research projects as an undergrad, so I'm looking for schools with significant research funding. Any recommendations?

Sure, I can provide you with a few universities that receive high levels of research funding. Johns Hopkins University is consistently at the top of the list when it comes to research expenditures, as it receives billions in funding every year. Other schools that have high levels of research funding include Stanford University, University of Wisconsin-Madison, University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), and University of California, San Diego (UCSD). It should be noted that UCSF only offers graduate programs.

Remember that a high level of research funding does not automatically equate to undergraduate research opportunities. To find out how much research is being carried out by undergrads, you would need to delve deeper into what the university offers in terms of undergraduate research programs. It's usually a good idea to reach out to the admissions office, as they can provide more detailed information.

Nevertheless, universities with high levels of research funding also tend to have substantial resources dedicated to scientific infrastructure and have a multitude of ongoing research projects, which could provide valuable opportunities for undergraduate students enthusiastic about contributing to the advancement of knowledge.