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View all →University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
Public research university in the Westwood district of Los Angeles, part of the University of California system, with strength across the sciences, arts and professions.
View details →University of California, San Diego (UC San Diego)
Public research university on the coast north of San Diego, built around eight residential colleges and weighted heavily toward the sciences.
View details →University of California, Berkeley (UC Berkeley)
Public research university across the bay from San Francisco, with about 33,500 undergraduates and admissions that use no standardized test scores.
View details →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.
View details →University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
Large public research university in Ann Arbor, with about 35,000 undergraduates spread across fifteen undergraduate schools and colleges.
View details →The Pennsylvania State University (Penn State)
Public land-grant research university in central Pennsylvania, with about 42,800 undergraduates on its University Park campus.
View details →Northeastern University
Private research university in Boston whose degree is built around co-op: six-month full-time work placements. About 22,600 undergraduates.
View details →University of Texas at Austin
Public flagship university in Austin with about 44,000 undergraduates, most of them Texans.
View details →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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