Lifelong Virginia resident here. Our flag is widely popular here in VA, both in its symbolism and design. I’ve never heard of anyone calling for an update.

Remarkably, you don't consider things like campus safety or accessibility to campus facilities. I was mugged one evening walking home in Cambridge from MIT. When I left Cambridge one day to drive down to Penn for an interview, it was raining. So, I wore my London Fog. But when I got to Penn, the sun was shining and the street where I parked was full of pedestrians. So, I left the coat in my car. When. I returned, a car window had been smashed, and the coat was stolen. And a friend of mine was raped at an isolated spot by one of Cornell's beautiful gorges. These are anecdotes, but surely campus and local police statistics are available. Many alumni consider Cornell's remote location a feature, not a bug. Its location makes college life intense. Which other Ivies routinely have their libraries crowded until after 11 PM? The long winters became more bearable once I took up skiing and became a hockey fan. I suspect Dartmouth has similar features. Also, Cornell now has a branch campus in New York City. I believe there are multiple programs that allow students to get away from Ithaca and spend substantial time in the Big Apple. So, with careful planning, a student can spend time both in the iconic college town and in what's arguably the most exciting city in the U.S., if not the world. Cornell alumni fondly remember attending concerts by such groups as the Rolling Stones or Grateful Dead. I know some other Ivies have cultural events that may rival this. But I can't imagine Columbia hosting similar events because there would be too much demand from outside the university, and New York itself has a rich offering of such events (if you can get affordable tickets as a student). Similarly, Brown's student body is simply too small to support such big-name entertainment.

Thank you for using my image at 23:09!

Great list! Las Vegas is often overlooked, but it’s absolutely beautiful! And NYC, you only scratched the surface with your pictures, as the is so much more to the sky then you showed, but great job either way!

What a stupid list. I've visited all of these campuses except cornell. Penn and brown are awful compared to Princeton and even Yale.

Hawaii was done wrong by you guys. I'd move New Mexico and Maryland up. South Carolina should be top 10. Virginia needs to do something with the nudity and violence.

At least Charlotte made it on the list

Thankyou! Needed this

I'm so happy my state (Minnesota) updated our flag. 🩵

I'm agnostic to flags of any type. Blue is my favorite color? So there's that. I've lived in 4 states throughout my life. I recall the Florida flag as I recall learning about it in grade school. You did pick a good title for your video. It tempted me to check it out. I gave you a thumbs up and left a comment so another upload of yours should pop up in my feed. Lets see what ya do next time. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I'm from NJ. Can confirm our flag looks like shit.

TEXAS HAS THE BEST STATE FLAG AND EVERY AMERICAN KNOWS IT! You guys are so annoying for not choosing Texas!

No Atlanta? Lol. No Philly? Lmao. No Jersey City? A very Canadian video indeed.

Philly being only being and honor mention and Miami not even being an honorable mention while vastly inferior DC and Baltimore are honorable mentions with Charlotte, Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Las Vegas being top 10 is crazy.

When I didn't see Minneapolis in the 'honorable mentions' I figured it must be in your top 10. Surprised it was shunned completely. Minneapolis is one of the better skylines in the country by far!

You obviously live in a corn field for you to rank Seattle in Las Vegas over Chicago, New York I can kind of understand and personally I think Chicago should have been number one but at the very least Seattle and Las Vegas cannot compare to Chicago. This list is absolutely garbage

How'd you miss Philadelphia? With the tallest building in America outside of NYC and Chicago. The Philadelphia Comcast Innovation Technology center 1,125 feet.

To put Charlotte above Atlanta (not included) is hilarious. I get the feeling that you didn't look at all the skylines, how else could this have happened. And no Philadelphia? One of America's great skylines.

Thank you Yale university you have been generous in giving free class lectures in KZbin unlike any other universities in the world!

I went to Yale for four years, and it did I impress the whole time, However, I do know that some people preferred Princeton, as it is less urban, and I was surprised Harvard is ranked here as low as it was. But okay, I'll accept the good rating if I have to. :)

Vegas as #2? No. I heard you out but still, no. Also, you left out San Diego entirely. For shame!

Agree

I’m from Taos and so is most of my family. I grew up there until I was 13, terrible schools. Really weird people. The nature there is mid, most of Taos besides close to the mountains is literally just sage brush. Taos ski valley is ok, I grew up skiing there.

There are multiple skylines in the NYC area alone not called Manhattan better than Shlthole Cleveland! Brooklyn, Long Island city, jersey city...

When Ezra Cornell said that he would found an institution "where any 'man' could find instruction in any study, his response to how he would control demand, he said, "Wait until you see where I'm going to put it."

Wow! You guys really over did it! Don't know if the board on tourism could use this. Might discourage visitors. J/k lol!

🧢 that was CINCINNATI at the end of the Cleavland portion of the Video Cincinnati has the best skyline in Ohio my opinion

Placeologie- why do you really care about the subject? did you go to an Ivy League college? an Ivy League education or one earned from any of the of T-20, being in close proximity to a whole foods or a Chipotle isn't on the top of a priority list. you might want to upgrade that 7-11 education.

This, Liz is no good. You really need to start over everything this video Capeesh.!

As soon as she said that the problem with Dartmouth's campus is its distance to the nearest McDonalds, is the moment I stopped watching this video.

Poor list. Never would I put an artificial city like Las Vegas in my top 15. And Chicago would be in the 1 or 2. Philadelphia would be up there too and Dallas,Los Angeles, Cleveland and Charlotte out 16:26

These people did not even graduate a College 😂. Closeness to McDonald’s tops the list.

You got Harvard spot-on; visiting as a tourist from the UK, it is hard to tell whether it is a university at all, because it looks like a mundane (albeit well-maintained) assemblage of neo-Georgian and mock-Georgian buildings. It's about as impressive as the average street in Kensington or Mayfair. The Yard must be the most underwhelming central space of any university I've seen, and unlike the immaculately sculpted lawns and medieval quads of Oxford and Cambridge, is crisscrossed with muddy trails and scattered trees, like an overgrown back lot. Even the much-vaunted Annenberg Hall is little more than a Victorian parish church. For a university of Harvard's age, reputation, and endowment, its built environment is an embarrassment.

Political Correctness (PC), Diversity, Inclusiveness and Equality (DIE) are Psychological Tools employed by Columbia University’s School of Public and International Affairs. It is a fact that a branch of Columbia's School of Public and International Affairs exists in nearly every Establishment of Higher Education throughout the world, so that the thoughts of young and impressionable minds are controlled and coordinated. Protests and riots are thus synchronized Globally, its first use was evident when the low life Drug dealer and Counterfeiter George Floyd was arrested and demised. These psychological tools were used for the promotion of radical progressive groups across the globe to destroy western society and usher in a new world order. The Tools and coordinating infrastructure have succeeded in widening the political division, creating confusion, weakness, and immobilization of the once Dynamic western and democratic states. Initially the Global aspect of these psychological tools was thought to be a Marxist aspiration, and of course any other suggestion was deemed a phobia (such as islamophobia). However, the common theme of protests and riots is the pro-Palestinian agenda. It is now clear and revealed that the new world order is in fact other than a Marxist aspiration, but very much so an Islamic one. Following the Evil and Barbaric massacre of October 7th, 2023, and the vindictive pro-Palestinian protests and marches of hate, the chanting of genocidal slogans the intimidation of Students and antisemitism, any argument of Islamophobia is null and void. The repercussions of this new world order are an existential threat not just for Jews but for any other religion outside of Islam. Ivy League schools have been compromised, there goal is to shape your mind for their agenda and not your Career which you and your parents are paying for. For a real education research establishments of Higher education in India, Israel, Singapore, and Thailand. you will have a better education, an overseas experience and save yourselves and your parents much student loans.

This is a complete joke. I stopped the video when you named Philadelphia as an honorable mention. What also is a joke is that you didn’t even show an updated picture of the Philly skyline. 🤦‍♂️

If you are lazy, and don’t like walking up hills, stay away from Cornell.

Minneapolis??

I love this, but you forgot to review Miskatonic.

So I'm from Detroit and my evaluation is based on looking beautiful despite the lack of resources

JFK went to Harvard College, not Princeton.

Are you correct in your inclusion of President Kennedy among the Princeton Alumni ?.

John F Kennedy went to Princeton? That's news. Providence has improved in the last 20-30 years but its still not a magnet compared to others, and New Haven? Great pizza yes but thats it - crime levels in the surrounding area (and Columbia) which you didn't mention for any.

Too bad you couldn’t coordinate slides/audio. Lists are lists and nobody could/should agree with ‘‘em all. But Chicago 4th?

I love Cleveland skyline. It's even more impressive with the new Sherwin Williams HQ under construction. Welcome to The Land!!!!

If u guys liked New York skyline and u must have chicago top 2

I graduated from the University of Pennsylvania and also spent a semester at Harvard. As an avid skier, were I to do it again, Dartmouth would be really tempting. All of these schools have great programs and deep resources. While the ranking is good for what it is, the viewer just needs to be aware that being closer to cities, closer to the beach, closer to warm weather, etc. all impact the ranking favorably, and those may not correspond with your desires concerning the college experience.

JFK did not graduate from Princeton. He attended only the fall of his freshman year.

11 Minutes to McDonalds. LMAO Is this list a joke?

This list is trash!! There is no way you rank vegas and seattle and even New York above Chicago. Thumbs Down

Not including Philadelphia in the top ten is a crime. A crime!