Which Ivy League school is best for an undergraduate education?

Answer 1

Sorry, there's no right or wrong answer to this question. It depends on what you want to use your degree for when you're done, where you live, how much money you have, what your highschool admission scores look like, and etc. You can't go wrong with an Ivy League education. Try Harvard and Yale --U.S., Oxford and Cambridge --U.K., or Western (UWO) and U. of Toronto --Canada. Get yourself a degree from any of these universities, along with a stellar GPA, and you will find a world of opportunity awaits you after convocation. Good luck!

Answer 2

Dartmouth and Princeton devote unmatched resources in pursuit of undergraduate education. Brown's open curriculum also provides a fantastic forum in which undergrads may pursue that which tickles them intellectually.

Schools like Harvard, Yale, Columbia, and Penn have reputations that precede them primarily because of their stellar graduate programs and focus on in-house research by faculty.

Cornell falls someone in the middle.