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Princeton, NJ
Undergrads: 4,790
Selectivity:
Most Selective
Top Majors:
Biology, Economics, History, International Relations, Political Science
Princeton University is a school of extremes: the typical student works obsessively, heads several clubs, and treats partying like it’s a required class.
Evanston, IL
Undergrads: 7,976
Selectivity:
Most Selective
Top Majors:
Economics, Engineering, Journalism, Psychology, Theater
Students at Northwestern University may be frustrated with the lack of name recognition for their school outside the Midwest, but they aren't disappointed by the stellar academics and beautiful campus on the shore of Lake Michigan that drew them there in the first place.
Berkeley, CA
Undergrads: 24,636
Selectivity:
Most Selective
Top Majors:
Economics, English, History, Political Science, Psychology, Microchemical Biology, Integrative Biology
For many, the name “UC Berkeley” conjures up images of tree-hugging hippies, political activists and engineering nerds.
New London, CT
Undergrads: 1,638
Selectivity:
More Selective
Top Majors:
Biology, Economics, English, International Relations, Government
Connecticut College, or Conn, is academically rigorous, with a beautiful but insular campus.
Washington DC
Undergrads: 7,038
Selectivity:
Most Selective
Top Majors:
Chemistry, Economics, International Relations, Philosophy, Government
Georgetown University is one of the nation’s top destinations for students who want to be involved in politics.
Bryn Mawr, PA
Undergrads: 1,300
Selectivity:
More Selective
Top Majors:
Biology, English, Mathematics, Political Science, Psychology
The women of Bryn Mawr live on one of the most beautiful suburban campuses in the nation, take their education very seriously and, contrary to popular belief, do party on
weekends.
New Haven, CT
Undergrads: 5,311
Selectivity:
Most Selective
Top Majors:
Economics, English, History, Political Science, Psychology
Yale University boasts the outstanding academic programs, dynamic student body, and classically beautiful campus befitting a member of the Ivy League’s Big Three.
Philadelphia, PA
Undergrads: 10,345
Selectivity:
Most Selective
Top Majors:
Biology, Business, Engineering, Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences, Social Sciences
With its outgoing students and lively campus, it’s no wonder Penn is known as the “social Ivy.”
Williamsburg, VA
Undergrads: 5,792
Selectivity:
More Selective
Top Majors:
Business, English, History, Other Interdisciplinary, Social Sciences
You won’t find many slackers or party animals at the College
of William and Mary.
Ithaca, NY
Undergrads: 6,260
Selectivity:
Selective
Top Majors:
Business, Journalism, Music, Sport Management, Physical Therapy, Radio and Television
Ithaca's quiet college setting provides little distraction, but there’s still plenty to do around town for the partier or nature-lover.
