Explore all eight Ivy League universities on an interactive map of the northeastern United States. Each university is represented by its logo, making it easy to see where the schools are located in relation to one another.
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Yale University
Yale University offers prestigious programs in engineering, architecture, the arts and much more. Students apply from all over the world in hopes of getting into this popular Connecticut Ivy League School, which has been home to Hilary Clinton, George Bush and many more educated leaders.
Princeton University
Located in New Jersey, Princeton has a reputation for studies and research efforts that are groundbreaking and progressive. They’ve received numerous awards for their discoveries in science, economic programs and successful athletics.
University of Pennsylvania
In 1749, Benjamin Franklin was one of the founders that created the University of Pennsylvania. Academic programs in the field of medicine are just one small portion of the many prestigious parts of this research university. Admissions seek out diverse individuals with leadership skills.
Harvard University
Harvard University has been ranked more than once as the number one university in the world. The non-profit school features the very best programs a student can find, ranging from categories in social sciences to business, as well as the arts and psychology.
Dartmouth College
Currently ranked #12 among all universities, the Ivy League school was founded by Eleazar Wheelock in the year 1769. Dartmouth students will be challenged by intense courses in a variety of different academics. All of which are taught by some of the best professors in small, niche classes.
Cornell University
Cornell University is a prestigious university in Ithaca New York. Its highly recognized programs include veterinary studies, engineering and hotel management. The campus has grown dramatically over time and now spreads out across more than 2000 acres of land.
Columbia University
Also known as King’s College, Columbia University is the oldest of its kind in the state of New York. Located in an urban environment, the university currently has a 7% acceptance rate for students interested in applying and attending.
Brown University
Founded in 1764, Brown University is located in Providence Rhode Island. The Ivy League school is known for its focus on research, mathematics and the sciences requiring a minimum GPA of 4.08.
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