Die Standorte der amerikanischen Ivy-League-Universitäten
Von vladgrinch
Die Standorte der amerikanischen Ivy-League-Universitäten
Von vladgrinch
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One reason the Ivy League is concentrated in the Northeast is that most of its members are older than the United States itself.
Harvard was founded in 1636, more than a century before American independence. By the time the United States became a country in 1776, seven of the eight Ivy League schools already existed or were about to be founded.
Nice clear map of the Ivy League.
Isn’t MIT right next to Harvard
These glacier lakes in upstate NY look like some freshman from another ivy league college drew some stink lines for Cornell
Dam, I never knew where Dartmouth was
Cornell and Dartmouth seem like outliers on the map.
Genuine question, how hard is it to get in one of these universities?
I know a few people from my country who studied in Harvard and Princeton and they are dumb as fuck…
I always thought only geniuses and ultra rich got to study there, so whats the deal?
American universities have a different process of getting in than in my country (just one standardized test), so I am curious on why a lot of smarter people don’t study there?
That explains a lot
„At some cushy Ivy League school!“
Benedict Arnold tried to burn down Yale but we kept moving it
Welcome to Cornell, the Ivy school of the West.
Where education goes to die
My grad school years at Dartmouth were probably the happiest of my adult life. But goodness I was always a bit shocked when I would travel south and remember just how far north Hanover, NH is.
I didn’t know Cornell was that far from Brockton Bay.
Who’s that Brown?
Fun fact: Georgetown was once invited to join the Ivy League and turned them down.