Is Vanderbelt an Ivy League school?

Question

I have heard people say it is....but I thought there were only a select few.....like Harvard, Yale, and Stanford......??

Answer 1

The Ivies are:

Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Cornell
Brown
Darthmouth
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia

Stanford is not on the list, though it's a great school. Duke is another that's great, along with Amherst and Swarthmore.

Answer 2

No, Vanderbilt isn't an Ivy League school. And Stanford actually isn't an Ivy League school either. All Ivy Leagues are in the East Coast. Only the following universities are Ivy League schools:
Brown, Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Penn, Cornell, Darmouth, and Columbia. Also, even though they sometimes might be correct, you can't trust wikipedia, like someone else suggested. Anyone on Earth can edit it. Their might be a lot of false info in there. Thanks.

Answer 3

Depends on which league their sporting leagues play - the Ivy League refers to their sporting divisions, like Big 10, PAC, etc. So, if they play with teams such as Harvard, Penn, etc, then they are considered part of the ivy league

Answer 4

no it isn't. the schools in the Ivy League are here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivy_league

there other Ivies like "Public Ivies", "Little Ivies", "Hidden Ivies", etc. these categories are for other schools who have an exceptional academic program but aren't part of the original Ivy League. I go to Rutgers and it's considered a "Public Ivy"

Vanderbilt is considered to be a "Southern Ivy"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southern_Ivies

Answer 5

Nope

Answer 6

No

Answer 7

No, it isn't.