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Ranking Ivy League Schools

Hey everyone! I'm wondering if there's a reliable source where I can find a ranking of all the Ivy League schools? I know rankings can be subjective, but I'm just curious about the general reputation and what factors tend to influence the rankings.

a year ago

Hello! You're right, college rankings can indeed be subjective and shouldn't be the only factor in evaluating a school's fit for you. That being said, if you're interested in seeing how the Ivies compare, a popular source for college rankings is the U.S. News & World Report. They release an annual list of the best universities in the US, which includes all Ivy League institutions.

Some factors that influence college rankings include selectivity (acceptance rates, student-to-faculty ratios), academic reputation (peer assessment surveys, graduation and retention rates), faculty resources (faculty compensation, class size), and financial resources (per-student spending). Keep in mind that these factors may not necessarily correlate with the quality of education or the personal fit for you.

Another resource to consider is CollegeVine, which provides a tool called a Chancing Engine, that can help you get some insights and recommendations of colleges based on your profile, including the Ivy League schools. This could be more useful in determining which schools might be the best fit for you and align with your academic, extracurricular, and personal interests.

Lastly, I would advise you to attend online information sessions, virtual tours, and reach out to the current students or alumni of each Ivy League school to get a better understanding of what their community and opportunities are like. Ultimately, choosing a school should not just be about the rankings, but rather about finding a match that provides a positive environment for your personal and intellectual growth. Good luck!

a year ago

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