I asked a Columbia student to RANK the 8 Ivy League Universities! Harvard, Princeton, University of Pennsylvania (Penn), Brown, Cornell, Dartmouth College, and Yale
To the high schoolers and young people that I imagine watch these videos types of videos, please do not put too much weight on a university’s ranking when making your decision. It’s nearly impossible to objectively rank a university and most of, if not all of the ranking methods are flawed in some way. In academia these rankings are NEVER considered and some of the best research is coming out of schools that a lot of students will write off due to their ranking.
To all the highschoolwrs and young people reading these comments from losers who never tried hard in school. Don’t GIVE UP! Shoot for the stars. Don’t let bums like this kid discourage you from applying to these schools. Most people who don’t go to college always regret it.
agreed. these rankings differ drastically depending on what major you are going for. For example, although Cornell is generally a "a lower ranked" ivy, it, along with Princeton, are considered to have the best education for engineering among the ivies. I'd say that for those applying to colleges, you should focus on what colleges are best for the major you want to pursue and many times, there are schools better than ivies.
Reminder for all those out there that a few years back most of the ivy's changed their financial aid policies so if you get accepted and your family makes less that $65,000 a year, you pay nothing in tuition. Go get that education friends😊
@@rodrigoodonsalcedocisneros9266 nah he mighta fucked up qui gon but at the end of the day his overconfidence was his main weakness just like palpatine and that’s what got them both smoked by obi wan and vader let’s be real
Me too, except for Harvard. I'd make them on top, because of their reputation and popularity. I mean, if you ask foreigners or probably even some Americans, they might not know all of the ivy's but they most definitely know Harvard.
Harvard/Yale are louder but Princeton is usually seen as “number 1.” If you put Princeton as number 1, Harvard as 2, and Yale as 3 then your list makes sense.
For me Cornell is def the best. (At least for me) because it’s beautiful, has an ornithology class and is major contributor to the Audubon society, and the classes in science are really cool and def better then some other Ivies
@@ngndnd nah not necessarily it doesn’t work like that anymore. It definitely helps a lot if they are on the fence and see one person is a legacy, they will choose them. But you still need to do a good amount of work, especially if you’re white or Asian
@Dilshad tbh,Top 25 is 1. MIT 2. Stanford 3. Harvard 4. Caltech 5. University of Chicago 6. Upenn 7. Princeton 8. Yale 9. Cornell 10. Columbia 11. Johns Hopkins 12. University of MichinganAnn Arbor 13. UCB 14. Northwestern 15. NYU 17. UCLA 18. Duke 19. Carnegie Mellon 20. UCSD 21. Brown 22. University of Texas Austin 23. University of Washington 24. University of Wisconsin-Madison 25. University of lllionis at Urbana-Champaign
@@layshaaaaaaa research = looking at online rankings, that's really it, people have no clue why Harvard is better than Columbia or Dartmouth is always last, they're just mimicking the online rankings
honestly, if ur looking for highschools or colleges, dont go by ranking my cousin got into a well ranking hs, accepted but went to a different one after a year bc it didnt fit their interests and wasnt right for them choose something that fits u! (no hate to the rankings, just wanna mention this!!)
Cornell is the institution that does the most service to society though. It has the best reputation in India, followed by Harvard and Dartmouth. They are respected by all segments of society, not just intellectual-educated elites.
Just FYI for those unfamiliar Penn has Wharton which is the best business school in the country for undergrad, for that reason I think it deserves to be above Columbia
@@jyl123 The fact that the ypublicly say that your ancestry affects how likely you are to get admitted is shady as hell. I know most universities have a shady side but Harvard has the balls to make it a public system... (a very large percentage of their students are legacies) And all of it is for money, they do it for those sweet alumni donations.
@@shaaravguha3760 in order to be a “good university”, your graduates need to be successful and you need to have a good education program. harvard is corrupt, yes. but their graduates receive better education and outcomes than people in any of the other colleges (the exception being princeton).
Im grateful universities are pretty standardized in Canada…you’d only have to do a few certifications if you’re moving provinces. (People say U of T and McGill are prestigious but it’s only because the competition is high, a degree from another university is considered the same for employers).
I did not come from a rich background and I still made it to an Ivy, in fact got into 3 of them. Change your mindset first because the current one won’t lead to success.
My mom works a minimum wage job and my dad is too old to work. You don't have to be rich to dream my friend. I made it and so can anyone else who dares to dream.
The Penn disrespect in the comments is crazy. Penn has been ranked extremely high, domestically and internationally top 4 for several years. Alum influences and research impacts have also been top notch.
Rankings should always be major or field-specific. Harvard Law is unreal. Cornell engineering tops the Ivies along with Princeton for STEM. And yet, for computer science, and really engineering as a whole, schools like Berkeley, UMich, Chicago, Carnegie, MIT, Stanford, etc are all leagues better than any of the Ivy League schools.
I love how Ivy League grads are either like "as a Yale-educated graduate of Yale University, an Ivy League Institution..." or "Me? Oh I went to undergrad on the East Coast. Um, it was a small school. About halfway between New York and Boston. Let's talk about something else."
My ranking for stem: 1. Caltech 2. MIT 3. Stanford 4. Princeton 5. Berkeley 6. UCLA 7. U Chicago 8. UW / Umich 9. UCSD / UCSB (physics only) 10. Cornell Only 2 ivies in the list. Sadly I don’t think theyre even in the top anymore.
🔰Best Ivy League for Engineering: Cornell University 🔰Best Ivy League for Computer Science: Cornell University 🔰Best Ivy League for Mathematics: Princeton University 🔰Best Ivy League for Biology & Chemistry: Harvard University 🔰Best Ivy League for Physics: Harvard University or Princeton University 🔰Best Ivy League for Medicine: Harvard University 🔰Best Ivy League for Law: Yale University 🔰Best Ivy League for Economics: Harvard University 🔰Best Ivy League for Political Science: Harvard University or Yale University 🔰Best Ivy League for Business: University of Pennsylvania or Harvard University 🔰Most Generous Ivy League for Need-Based Financial Aid: Princeton University
If you are someone who is gonna take the nobel prize, the education quality difference between Princeton and Cornell maybe important for you, but for others understanding the difference is same with trying to understand Full HD - 4k difference with your laptop screen.
For those applying to Ivy, rankings don’t matter. Apply to the school that best suits the major you’re interested in and the city’s work opportunities for said field
My ranking: 1. Harvard -- Great academics, but their reputation really speaks for itself. They also have a TON of graduate programs. 2. Princeton -- Basically the best undergrad education you can get in America, more or less. 3. Yale -- Also has a very strong reputation and is really good in certain fields. 4. UPenn -- Again, they excel in certain fields, which puts them close to the top. 5. Columbia -- I personally know very little about it which is the reason why it's this low on the list. 6. Brown -- Aren't they the one with the more holistic approach or something? Not that it's bad, just different. 7. Dartmouth -- I feel like there's something to be said about their small size. I also love their motto/slogan thing. 8. Cornell -- I'm sorry, it's still a great school, but it feels less prestigious than other Ivies to me for some reason. (Still a great school though.)
That’s how I’d rank them too 😅
I’d put Harvard on top, and Princeton second, but I agree with the others.
And you've probably not been to any of them except one just like her or maybe even none of them. These rankings are out of the ass.
@@greyfox4838 it’s just for entertainment lighten up
@@greyfox4838 And how many Ivy’s have YOU got into, Grey Fox?
Yale above Harvard is my change
Cornell first because I watched the office 5 times
Only 4??? Pathetic
@@MLDEDXX try to watch it 4 times lmao
@@jayfeather104 I watched 11 times LOL
@@MLDEDXX who cares..?
@@kahootcrab it’s a joke bro
I love how frank she is
she doesn’t seem like a frank to me
@@sauce5281
learn your English,babe.Frank means honest
@@STD590 i'm pretty sure they were joking..
this is an iconic frank moment
@@STD590 Space between "," and "babe".
To the high schoolers and young people that I imagine watch these videos types of videos, please do not put too much weight on a university’s ranking when making your decision. It’s nearly impossible to objectively rank a university and most of, if not all of the ranking methods are flawed in some way. In academia these rankings are NEVER considered and some of the best research is coming out of schools that a lot of students will write off due to their ranking.
To all the highschoolwrs and young people reading these comments from losers who never tried hard in school. Don’t GIVE UP! Shoot for the stars. Don’t let bums like this kid discourage you from applying to these schools. Most people who don’t go to college always regret it.
agreed. these rankings differ drastically depending on what major you are going for. For example, although Cornell is generally a "a lower ranked" ivy, it, along with Princeton, are considered to have the best education for engineering among the ivies. I'd say that for those applying to colleges, you should focus on what colleges are best for the major you want to pursue and many times, there are schools better than ivies.
Please put weight on the rankings lol wtf
@@twice3601 Yes! This is the perfect advice.
It’s not that deep bro
i love her energy!
My brother just got accepted to Cornell!!!😮 I’m so happy for him😊
congrats!!
congrats to him!
Congrats!
Reminder for all those out there that a few years back most of the ivy's changed their financial aid policies so if you get accepted and your family makes less that $65,000 a year, you pay nothing in tuition. Go get that education friends😊
I would love to visit Cornell's botanical gardens.
They are beautiful! I hope you get to visit
“Personal Investment” I love how she said it!😂😂
Dartmouth criminally underrated
It's not lmao. All of these are rated amongst the best in the world. Rated the worst of the best is still incredible.
Yup, he killed Qui Gon after all, and that double-sabre was cool af too 😅
Nah it’s definitely a low tier ivy
@@1moon897 well that's your opinion and you're definitely entitled to it, I don't blame you for feeling that way I just disagree
@@rodrigoodonsalcedocisneros9266 nah he mighta fucked up qui gon but at the end of the day his overconfidence was his main weakness just like palpatine and that’s what got them both smoked by obi wan and vader let’s be real
Me too, except for Harvard. I'd make them on top, because of their reputation and popularity. I mean, if you ask foreigners or probably even some Americans, they might not know all of the ivy's but they most definitely know Harvard.
Harvard has the best reputation amongst normal people, Princeton has best reputation among ivy-league circles
Harvard is maybe well known, but as a European it has definitely lost in quality over the years. Princeton and Definitely MIT are also well known
Harvard is the most widely known because of media and marketing, but Princeton is generally regarded as “the best.”
Okay but so what? Doesn’t give you anything but bragging rights
@@dcbaars MIT isn't an ivy
i believe it doesn't really matter which ones are said to be "best" or "worst"
just look for the one that suits your interests more
My ranking:
1. Harvard
2. Princeton
3. Yale
4. Columbia
5. Brown
6. UPenn
7. Cornell
8. Dartmouth
Mines nearly the exact same, but I would do:
1. Harvard
2. Yale
3. Princeton
And then the same
@Dilshad He dropped out
Princetons better than harvard
@@dil6681 no, an emerald mine did
Harvard/Yale are louder but Princeton is usually seen as “number 1.” If you put Princeton as number 1, Harvard as 2, and Yale as 3 then your list makes sense.
For me Cornell is def the best. (At least for me) because it’s beautiful, has an ornithology class and is major contributor to the Audubon society, and the classes in science are really cool and def better then some other Ivies
brown first in vibes tho
Princeton my parents went there
youre def getting in then
Thank you
@@ngndnd nah not necessarily it doesn’t work like that anymore. It definitely helps a lot if they are on the fence and see one person is a legacy, they will choose them. But you still need to do a good amount of work, especially if you’re white or Asian
@@kevinlee8202 legacy admission is affirmative action on steroids
@@ngndnd not in STEM
Wish I knew what the actual order is
Currently columbias around 18th in the country. Had a few scandals it seems :/
@Dilshad MIT isn’t Ivy and duke isn’t either
@Dilshad as well as chicago
@Dilshad tbh,Top 25 is
1. MIT
2. Stanford
3. Harvard
4. Caltech
5. University of Chicago
6. Upenn
7. Princeton
8. Yale
9. Cornell
10. Columbia
11. Johns Hopkins
12. University of MichinganAnn Arbor
13. UCB
14. Northwestern
15. NYU
17. UCLA
18. Duke
19. Carnegie Mellon
20. UCSD
21. Brown
22. University of Texas Austin
23. University of Washington
24. University of Wisconsin-Madison
25. University of lllionis at Urbana-Champaign
@@plusultra7258MIT LFG
THATS WHY PRINCETON IS ALWAYS 🔛🔝
Never
why are people talking like they have tried the colleges LMAO
I have friends who’ve gone to all of them except Dartmouth and we talk about our experiences, it’s not unreasonable
i mean a lot of students put a lot of research into different schools before they pick one so maybe based off of that?
@@layshaaaaaaa research = looking at online rankings, that's really it, people have no clue why Harvard is better than Columbia or Dartmouth is always last, they're just mimicking the online rankings
@@adaelasm6467 Delusion
@@kyv2431 ?
Depends on the major
The trinity of the ivies Harvard, Princeton, Yale
The trinity of ivies is that for sure, the trinity of colleges in the us is Stanford, Harvard, Yale
It’s cool how everyone ranks Harvard and Princeton at the top!!! 😂
She did good, she did good!
No wonder why Devi chose princeton as her dream college since childhood
I can’t say or think of the word “Cornell” without Andy Bernard’s voice so for that it has to be the best 😂😂😂
This is so relatable 😂
Office written by dartmouth graduate it's a joke cus Cornell are cornballs. Also fun fact the Indian chick graduated dartmouth too
Honestly, I go to Harvard and I agree with this ranking 😭
me going to school at Dartmouth and she put us last….
👁️👄👁️.
As a foreigner that school is the one I have no memory of ever hearing about.
@@GGXIAO it's underappreciated!
@@kritagyakhadka9300 didn't the brat bunch go there? Donna tartt and some others
How was it?
@@GGXIAOAnd what does fame have to do with quality? in that case Bad Bunny is better artist than Chopin 😂
honestly, if ur looking for highschools or colleges, dont go by ranking
my cousin got into a well ranking hs, accepted but went to a different one after a year bc it didnt fit their interests and wasnt right for them
choose something that fits u!
(no hate to the rankings, just wanna mention this!!)
yeah i agree
Cornell is the institution that does the most service to society though. It has the best reputation in India, followed by Harvard and Dartmouth. They are respected by all segments of society, not just intellectual-educated elites.
All segments of Indian society have heard of Dartmouth College in New Hampshire?
Why would Americans care about the reputation of Cornell in a foreign country where they are unlikely to ever work?
@@Knite_el6767 no he lying
Just FYI for those unfamiliar Penn has Wharton which is the best business school in the country for undergrad, for that reason I think it deserves to be above Columbia
1. Princeton
2. Harvard
3. Cornell
4. Penn
5. Columbia
6. Brown
7. Dartmouth
8. Yale
i agree 100% cornell is underrated you get a HUGE network of super smart people it’s insane my dad went there and had a great time!
That's how I'd rank them but put Harvard on the bottom for shady academic practices...
what’s shady about it?
@@jyl123 The fact that the ypublicly say that your ancestry affects how likely you are to get admitted is shady as hell. I know most universities have a shady side but Harvard has the balls to make it a public system... (a very large percentage of their students are legacies)
And all of it is for money, they do it for those sweet alumni donations.
@@shaaravguha3760 in order to be a “good university”, your graduates need to be successful and you need to have a good education program. harvard is corrupt, yes. but their graduates receive better education and outcomes than people in any of the other colleges (the exception being princeton).
@@shaaravguha3760 i mean tbf that is how a lot of private grammar school work as well
@@jyl123 Besides their Nazi teachings ?
Im grateful universities are pretty standardized in Canada…you’d only have to do a few certifications if you’re moving provinces. (People say U of T and McGill are prestigious but it’s only because the competition is high, a degree from another university is considered the same for employers).
I chose penn over Columbia but yea that all seems right
Rich people ranking rich people
You don’t HAVE to be rich to make it into an Ivy League. My dad had blue collar jobs his whole life and I made it in.
I did not come from a rich background and I still made it to an Ivy, in fact got into 3 of them.
Change your mindset first because the current one won’t lead to success.
My mom works a minimum wage job and my dad is too old to work. You don't have to be rich to dream my friend. I made it and so can anyone else who dares to dream.
@@Festival-sb2kf How has it been
no they just have functional brains
finally someone who said princeton is better the harvard
Well everybody says that.. Its common knowledge
In my opinion, my ranking would be:
1. Harvard
2. Princeton
3. Yale
4. Brown
5: Cornell
6. Columbia
7. Penn
8. Dartmouth
I love it ❤
The Penn disrespect in the comments is crazy.
Penn has been ranked extremely high, domestically and internationally top 4 for several years. Alum influences and research impacts have also been top notch.
Columbia is 2nd best college in NY after Cornell! Check the rankings! 😊
Rankings should always be major or field-specific. Harvard Law is unreal. Cornell engineering tops the Ivies along with Princeton for STEM. And yet, for computer science, and really engineering as a whole, schools like Berkeley, UMich, Chicago, Carnegie, MIT, Stanford, etc are all leagues better than any of the Ivy League schools.
no way you called uchicago engineering better than cornell or princeton
…yale law is far superior to harvards, what are you talking about?
I thought Yale Law was more prestigious
What about finance?
wharton!!!
Dartmouth just makes me think of Nate Archibald and Dan on Gossip Girl. Anyone else? 😂
Depends on the major. For economics it's Harvard then princeton then columbia. For Engineering Cornell beats them all.
“Boston Food Coloring Party” -2023
Princeton
Harvard
Yale
Penn
Columbia
Cornell
Brown
Dartmouth
cornell > columbia.
i agree especially in the sciences
@@S0FIAV
I love how Ivy League grads are either like
"as a Yale-educated graduate of Yale University, an Ivy League Institution..."
or
"Me? Oh I went to undergrad on the East Coast. Um, it was a small school. About halfway between New York and Boston. Let's talk about something else."
That is quite accurate, lmao 💀
My ranking for stem:
1. Caltech
2. MIT
3. Stanford
4. Princeton
5. Berkeley
6. UCLA
7. U Chicago
8. UW / Umich
9. UCSD / UCSB (physics only)
10. Cornell
Only 2 ivies in the list. Sadly I don’t think theyre even in the top anymore.
Cornell below Berkeley and the rest for stem?
1 Princeton
2 Yale
2 Harvard
3 Columbia
4 et al
MIT and Stanford: 🗿🗿
🔰Best Ivy League for Engineering: Cornell University
🔰Best Ivy League for Computer Science: Cornell University
🔰Best Ivy League for Mathematics: Princeton University
🔰Best Ivy League for Biology & Chemistry: Harvard University
🔰Best Ivy League for Physics: Harvard University or Princeton University
🔰Best Ivy League for Medicine: Harvard University
🔰Best Ivy League for Law: Yale University
🔰Best Ivy League for Economics: Harvard University
🔰Best Ivy League for Political Science: Harvard University or Yale University
🔰Best Ivy League for Business: University of Pennsylvania or Harvard University
🔰Most Generous Ivy League for Need-Based Financial Aid: Princeton University
If you are someone who is gonna take the nobel prize, the education quality difference between Princeton and Cornell maybe important for you, but for others understanding the difference is same with trying to understand Full HD - 4k difference with your laptop screen.
Princeton
Harvard
Yale
Columbia/Penn
Dartmouth
Cornell
Brown
She looks like that girl in the one cut video where they were ranking IQs
i agree with this ranking and i’m from Penn lmao
I like Browns medical program 🫠🤎
It’s CORNELL, Princeton, Harvard, Yale, Brown, Columbia(sucks) and Dartmouth
🎵 Columbia is the best school ever 🎶
My sister could’ve gone to Harvard but chose Dartmouth.
ur sister’s an idiot bruh 😂 (she’s probably a genius tbh)
For those applying to Ivy, rankings don’t matter. Apply to the school that best suits the major you’re interested in and the city’s work opportunities for said field
Rankings matter, perception matters.. Thats life
I’d have Princeton at 1, Harvard at 2, Columbia at 3, Yale at 4, Cornell at 5, Penn at 6, Brown at 7, Dartmouth at 8.
That’s how I’d rank it too!
Objective rankings-
1) Princeton
2) Dartmouth
3) Harvard
4) Penn
5) Yale
6) Cornell
7) Brown
8) Columbia
pretty accurate ranking tbh!!
My ranking❤
Princeton
Yale
Harvard
Columbia/Upenn
Cornell
Dartmouth
Brown
Best way to mess with an Ivy is to pretend you’ve never heard of it
true, honest ranking:
1. harvard
2. yale
3. princeton
4. penn
5. columbia
6. dartmouth
7. brown
8. cornell
cornell above brown and its perfect
@@badererichonestly I love brown university, definitely would either go to Harvard or brown 🤷♀️
cornell has a higher ranking than columbia
@@kiyuhiyufr
Princeton above Yale (and perhaps on par with Harvard)
But what do you base ur ranking on?
Idk but for me it’s:
1. Princeton
2. Harvard
3. Yale
4. Cornell
5. UPenn / Columbia (can’t choose💀)
6.Brown
7. Dartmouth
Based ranking lmao
@@ZESTIESTBESTIESLAYthat’s why I put “but for me” 💀
It's weird
to think about how my ancestor founded Dartmouth
and they had to choose green for da logos cuz there weren't any other colors left😭
And yet you can’t spell weird 😂
I haven't heard of some of these
Wonder what Andy has to say about this?🤔
harvard
princeton
yale
brown
columbia
penn
cornell
dartmouth
Id have to say penn is probably tops
All school structure suck even the ivy ones. They just have status so not much of an improvement just more difficultly in asking for help.
Actually it depends if you're into finance upen is the thing like warton is probably the best among ivies so yeah
Keep in mind columbia is actually now ranked lower than Cornell 🤡
Whats the long video though ?
Are you ever going to be a sub at my school again???
AreYouKiddingTV DUOOOOUUUPPEEE
HYP are the biggest brands, objectively. Then the rest.
I agree
Well the top 3 is def top 3, id switch the last 3 around tho personally
Where is Stanford?
Princeton is the Numero Uno of the ivies indeed!
My ranking:
1. Harvard -- Great academics, but their reputation really speaks for itself. They also have a TON of graduate programs.
2. Princeton -- Basically the best undergrad education you can get in America, more or less.
3. Yale -- Also has a very strong reputation and is really good in certain fields.
4. UPenn -- Again, they excel in certain fields, which puts them close to the top.
5. Columbia -- I personally know very little about it which is the reason why it's this low on the list.
6. Brown -- Aren't they the one with the more holistic approach or something? Not that it's bad, just different.
7. Dartmouth -- I feel like there's something to be said about their small size. I also love their motto/slogan thing.
8. Cornell -- I'm sorry, it's still a great school, but it feels less prestigious than other Ivies to me for some reason. (Still a great school though.)
As a fellow cornelian I’m happy with her choice.
What are you ranking them in?
What does ivy mean?
I wouldn’t put Dartmouth last bc my best friend is there and she absolutely adores it. She’s also not a legacy
BROWN ON TOP
why
The only right one:
1. Princeton
2. Yale
3. Brown
4. Dartmouth
5. Cornell
6. Columbia
7. UPenn
8. Harvard
Harvard
Princeton
Yale
Columbia
Penn
Cornell
Dartmouth
Brown
Yeah agreed
agreed!!! although i personally would put princeton on top and shift, but I fully agree with everything else.
Cornell’s acceptance rate is so freaking high lmao, they’re defo in the bottom
@@jasonpeng5798 acceptance rate doesn’t mean that other schools are better then it
Brown under Dartmouth is crazy
Stanford??
No Stanford!?!
yall commenting ab her ranking clearly dont go to an ivy league lol.
1) yale * me n my bestie agreed we would go there together *
2) harvard
3) princeton
Where the heck is MIT ?!
AIIMS
IIT
IIM
KV🗿
cornell has a higher ranking than columbia on national universities sooo
Where is JH ?
Pass