What is the hardest university to get in?

Answer 1

Further improvement: I'm pretty sure Cooper Union in New York is a tad harder to get into than Harvard with 6.7% acceptance.

Before any considers these rankings... maybe you should go to collegeboard.com... and get the the percentage of admittance in Harvard college... which 8 percent... where as MIT is 12 percent... answer is clear right :P btw... im just improving the answer.... these rankings below arent up to date

1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Cambridge, Massachusetts) 2. Yale University (New Haven, Connecticut) 3. Princeton University (Princeton, New Jersey) 4. Harvard College (Cambridge, Massachusetts) 5. Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering (Needham, Massachusetts) 6. California Institute of Technology (Pasadena, California) 7. Columbia University (New York, New York) 8. University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) 9. Stanford University (Stanford, California) 10. Brown University (Providence, Rhode Island)

Answer 2

Interesting question. But certainly the hardest schools to get into is SO EXCLUSIVE that finding out its name would be virtually impossible. The children of billionaires and middle eastern sheiks, "royalty" and Japanese industrialists go to schools that you won't ever see named. The merely rich go to Harvard and Yale.

Answer 3

While no one university can be considered to be the hardest university to get in, the following americentric answer will be sufficient for most purposes.

1.

MIT

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology is a private university located in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The admissions rate for freshmen in 2006 was 12.7% and graduate school admissions was a little less selective at 22% of 15,007 applications.

2.

Princeton

Princeton is a private university located in Princeton, New Jersey. It is one of eight Ivy League schools and the 4th oldest university in the nation. Princeton, which always ranks as one of the top universities in the U.S., only accepted 10.2% (1792 students) of 17,563 applicants in 2006. Princeton is also known as one of the most beautiful college campuses.

3.

Harvard

Harvard is the oldest U.S. University in operation and is considered to be one of the best colleges to attend. Located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, Harvard had an overall undergraduate acceptance rate for 2006 at 9.3%. The median score on the SAT I was 1495 out of 1600 for the class of 2009.

4.

Brown

Brown University is a private Ivy League school located in Providence, Rhode Island. The acceptance rate for the Class of 2010 was 12.6%, making it one of the lowest in the nation. About 15 percent of the students in the admissions class graduated number one or number two in their high school classes.

5.

Yale

Yale University is a private university in New Haven, Connecticut founded in 1701. It is an Ivy League School and the third oldest in the nation. The University has produced many US presidents and has the 2nd highest endowment of US Universities. In 2006, Yale had the lowest admissions rate ever of all Ivy League Schools at 8.6% of 21,000 applicants. With a tough admissions rate, you better know how to get in.

6.

California Institute of Technology

CalTech is a private university located in Pasadena, California. While it only has about 2100 students, it is still considered a top 10 school. One out of every thousand alumni has received the Nobel Prize.

7.

Stanford

Stanford is a private school located at the heart of the Silicon Valley in California. Having one of the best business schools, many Tech startups have emerged from the classes of Stanford University. It has one of the largest campuses in the nation. In 2006, Stanford admitted 10.8% of 22,223 applicants, which was the lowest in Stanford history.

8.

Washington University - St. Louis

Washington University in St. Louis is a private university located in St. Louis, Missouri. The business school, The Olin School of Business, is one of the top business colleges in the nation.

9.

Penn

The University of Pennsylvania is a private university located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Penn, an Ivy League school, was founded by Ben Franklin. In its most recent admissions class, Penn admitted 17.7% of 20,479 applicants. Penn is also known to have one of the best law school programs.

10.

Columbia

Columbia University is a private university located in Manhattan. First established by the Church of England, it is one of eight Ivy League Schools.

Answer 4

As far as I know, M.I.T. is the hardest to get into.

Answer 5

i think its Marlborough colledge but I'm not sure!

Answer 6

The Ivies, MIT, Georgetown, Stanford, Duke, Chicago, Vanderbilt, The Military Academies are among the toughest.

Answer 7

The hardest college to get into is MIT.

Answer 8

yale or Harvard

Answer 9

Regis High School in Manhattan