Arizona State University

Large public research university spread across several campuses in the Phoenix metro area, known for its scale, its focus on access, and a large online division.

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Georgia Institute of Technology

Public institute of technology in midtown Atlanta, known for a demanding, practice-oriented curriculum and one of the largest co-op programs in the country.

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Georgia State University

Large public research university woven into downtown Atlanta, known for a very diverse student body and its student-success and advising programs.

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Georgia State University - Perimeter College

Georgia State's two-year associate college across five metro Atlanta campuses, designed as an open-access route into a bachelor's degree.

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Harvard University

The oldest university in the United States, founded in 1636. A private Ivy League school in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with a residential house system.

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

Private research institute in Cambridge, Massachusetts, built around science and engineering, where undergraduates work in research labs alongside faculty.

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New York University (NYU)

Private university with its main campus woven into Greenwich Village around Washington Square, known for the arts, business and its global study-away network.

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Purdue University

Public land-grant university in the college town of West Lafayette, Indiana, with long-standing strength in engineering, aviation and agriculture.

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Stanford University

Private research university in the heart of Silicon Valley, known for pairing engineering, business and the humanities with an entrepreneurial streak.

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