NY:
Columbia
Cornell
Vassar
Barnard
CA:
Stanford
Cal Tech
UC Berkeley
Pomona
2007-01-06 19:15:56
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answered by X 7
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In New York:
Columbia Unviersity
New York University
Cornell University
Syracuse Unviersity
University of Rochester
In California:
UC Berkeley
Stanford University
UC Los Angeles
UC San Diego
CalTech
(University of Southern California and UC Davis are also very good schools in California)
2007-01-06 20:27:14
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answered by lildude211us 7
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I think that the idea of ranking them is a totally misleading. It really depends on what you want to get out of them. If you are looking for a graduate program in a particular field, its best to see where there are faculty who work in your field on interest are.
If you want to go and get an undergraduate education, I think that you'd find that many different schools offer unique experiences for undergrads. It is especially important to realize that the most well-regarded big universities (ie the ones with great reputations, huge research endowments, and nobel prive winners are not necessarily the most committed to teaching undergraduates)
So I would suggest that you di deeper that just the"best" whatever that means. Figure out your goals and find one that fits your own needs/interests and can give you the type of experience you want.
For good undergraduate student oriented schools you might
look at NYS: Colgate, Vassar, Marst, Hartwick, Hamilton, among many others CA: Occidental
For the most prestigous research Universities (again, here they might be less attentive to undergrads and you'd be more likely to have teaching assitants and bigger classes/less personal attention) NY: Columbia, NYU, Cornell CA: UC Berkley, Stanford, UCLA
2007-01-06 18:25:48
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answered by D.A.L. 2
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Well in NY it would have to be those Ivy leagues, Columbia, and Cornell. Then there is NYU but I don't believe all the hype on it, also Stony Brook University, and SUNY Bing.
With CA it would be UCLA. You should look at the US Review of Top Colleges in America.
Just remember that it doesn't matter what college you go too, just what you make of it. All colleges are the same, but we as humans set standards for them and thus have best and worst colleges.
2007-01-06 18:22:39
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answered by Raki 3
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1. Stanford
2. Berkely
3. Uc Davis
4. UC Santa Barbara
5. UCLA
2007-01-06 18:54:08
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answered by Vee 5
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properly, sorry to harass you in spite of the shown fact that no.a million: Oxford, no.2: Cambridge, no. 3: Imperial employer London, no.4: UCL, no 5: Sheffield. I dont study approximately St Andrews. stated universities attraction to significant key audio gadget and instructors from in each and each place the international, that's why the instructing and the academic there much greater and is seen as of better "superb" i assume.
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answered by ? 4
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I don't know about New York, but for California:
Stanford
USC
Berkeley
UCLA
The other top UC's are mostly equal (UCSB, UCSD, UC Davis, UCI; avoid Riverside, Santa Cruz and Merced)
2007-01-06 19:30:55
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answered by Josephine 2
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In California, they are UCLA and probably Stanford or Berkeley
2007-01-06 18:18:43
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answered by C. J. 5
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NYU? Columbia?
2007-01-06 18:27:21
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answered by J 2
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Did you Google it?
2007-01-06 18:16:21
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answered by Jessica J 1
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