Every Ivy League Explained in 8 Minutes

[@jk6273]

Ivy League: Harvard, Princeton, Yale, University of Pennsylvania, Columbia, Brown, Dartmouth, Cornell

[@njss3442]

Greek life is absolutely not 'huge' at Brown University. Only a very small percentage of students participate

[@lorenzoruberto1500]

showing pictures of Valencia, Spain when talking of UPENN was not a good look haha

[@SamridhiThapa-jp3wy]

no way she did that cuz omfg what

[@shadowcoder887]

You showed a picture of Old Main from Penn State when showing off UPenn. Those are different schools

[@SF-my4uq]

Which says everything we need to know about this person and her video. Next.

[@DianFebrianti-r7y]

Thank God somebody noticed that

[@abdullahibnehassan2004]

“Nobel Prize Winners.” Shows Oscars.

[@deanchapman1824]

Not sure why you were showing a city talking about Dartmouth. Not sure why you were showing the west while talking about Harvard.

[@KNGS62C]

Yeah, that is so NOT Hanover, NH. Not a single building from the Dartmouth campus is shown . Ridiculous...

[@danielpassamaneck9188]

same reason they showed penn state when describing u penn. You don't need to qualify to go to one of these schools to make a video about them.

[@JohnVKaravitis]

The Ivy League is just an intercollegiate sports league. Seriously, that's it.

[@hellryderplayz1854]

Tell that to the wall street hedge funds who almost exclusively only hire from the Ivy League universities (plus MIT and Stanford). If you wanna earn $250k right out of college, u kinda HAVE to study finance or applied math at an Ivy League uni. The entire "college is useless" narrative only applies to the lower-middle to middle class who wanna work as teachers or accountants or some shit. If you wanna make it big, you kinda NEED the connections and opportunities provided at an Ivy league uni.

[@anotherguy5038]

John 14:21

[@t.s5806]

​​​@@hellryderplayz1854They hire from elite universities. Being part of the ivy league isn't a requirement to be an elite university. Actually the title "ivy league university" just means that school plays in a crappy intercollegiate athletic conference with mostly awful players that couldn't cut it at pro level. The term "ivy league university" has no correlation to a university's level of prestige at all, it just means that university plays in the ivy league. Which in itself is of terrible quality. That's it. I'm pretty sure the likes of Stanford and Duke play at a higher level than the ivy league.

[@ashwakkalil3931]

@@t.s5806 I think the problem is that these universities you guys are comparing are different. they admit different kinds of students. for example, Stanford likes entrepreneurial students, while Harvard likes students who act as diplomats in their communities by bringing awareness to unique problems. but MIT/caltech like students who excel in stem (like doing science faires and research). these universities prefer different kinds of students, meaning their students will go on to do different things in the world

[@curtischen8440]

​@t.s5806 I guess you value sports more so than academics. In fact there is a correlation between being the the Ivy League sports conference and academic prestige....because this League was created with like minded universities and maintains a common approach to sports scholarships.

[@BenjaminJohnParallag]

I'm a Filipino and wish someday will be studying or working in University of Pennsylvania.. if not me then my son.. its either uPen or Columbia.. Harvard/Yale is too mainstream.. while I don't know much about brown, Dartmouth, Cornell

[@MelinaKim]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Both Penn and Columbia are fantastic choices, each with its unique strengths. Best of luck to you and your son! Stay tuned for more university-related content :)

[@BenjaminJohnParallag]

@@MelinaKim hi kim do u you have a telegram

[@jy7213]

Harvard produces more leading academics and scientists than tech-oriented schools. 31 people with Harvard bachelor's degrees won the Nobel Prize compared to 14 with MIT bachelor's degrees, and 2 with Stanford degrees. If you look at the membership in the National Academy of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, 326 have Harvard undergraduate degrees, 255 have MIT undergraduate degrees, and Yale, Princeton, Cornell, and Stanford have around 100 each.

[@aldeflorio5500]

Why are buildings in Valencie being shown while discussing UPenn?

[@danielpassamaneck9188]

they're showing penn state bldgs, not u penn :P

[@YazminM2222]

I was thinking the same. I love that place, it is really important in architecture

[@brighttooth3592]

Thank you

[@oscarmonroy6337]

Awesome 👏

[@mackhopper]

The Ivy League is just an athletic conference. There are better schools all over the Northeast which aren’t part of this athletic network. The comments within this video are vapid and elementary. “Dartmouth is known for its Ivy League status.” Really? I thought this was a video about “Ivy League schools?” “Cornell University is a great school for any sort of undergraduate degree.” Whew!!! That’s a relief!!!

[@x-90]

Seriously, Mississippi State University can become an Ivy League University if the Ivy League accepts them. That’s it, as simple as that The term is stupid, overused, and misleading

[@a3minutevideo737]

Thank you ❤️

[@GeorgeTheIdiotINC]

I was under the impression the only way to be an Ivy League was to be in the North east? like Stanford, Oxford and Cambridge are all amazing schools that out-compete some ivys (all when it comes to oxford) but are not part of the list

[@booooo6387]

Oxford and Cambridge are part of something else. The Ivy League thing is only for schools in the USA. In the UK they have something called the Russel Group which is their equivalent. Cambridge and Oxford and part of it. And the Ivys came to be because of the athletics at the schools when the term first came to be. Stanford didn’t have great athletics at the time.

[@vena2519]

the ivy league is a mostly arbitrary title given to 8 top schools that had a football conference that formed a league

[@jy7213]

@@vena2519 Not quite arbitrary. These colleges have interacted with each other for hundreds of years and share much in common. They have been peer schools for a long time.

[@THE-id1by]

All eight of the Ivy League schools are located in the northeast. Biggest DUH ever.

[@t.s5806]

Ivies: Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Columbia, Cornell, Brown, Dartmouth, Penn Non-Ivies: Stanford, MIT, Caltech, Duke, Johns Hopkins, Northwestern, Berkeley, UCLA I think non-ivies are better

[@xexmatu7s]

coping hard

[@t.s5806]

@@xexmatu7s That isn't coping. I chose Stanford over Yale because its simply more prestigious.

[@faresmarzouk3742]

Yeah, ucla and Berkeley aren't Schools close to being "ivy level" (and you forgot uchicago).

[@jy7213]

This seems like a false comparison because the Ivies do a lot of things together, but your "non-Ivies" are not a real group and have little in common. Harvard and MIT also do a lot of things together. Stanford doesn't do anything with any of the schools you grouped it with, aside from the annual football game with Berkeley.

[@jy7213]

Oh, I forgot. Now that Stanford has decided to join the Atlantic Coast Conference, the comparison should be: Ivies: Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Columbia, Cornell, Brown, Dartmouth, Penn Non-Ivies: Stanford, Louisville, North Carolina State, Southern Methodist University, Syracuse, Clemson, Florida State, Wake Forest. Stanford seems to fit right in.

[@ccs1229]

What does Greek life mean?

[@randomstuff101]

it's like fraternities and sororities!

[@donnie2832]

No Ivy schools in Vermont or Maine?

[@johnscanlan9335]

No.

[@alfonsethegreat]

Idk why nobody is talking about this, she completely left out Beal University in Maine

[@loulouvouu]

@@alfonsethegreat it's not a part of the ivy league, why should she talk about it

[@alfonsethegreat]

@@loulouvouu I don't know what you're talking about, its like the second oldest ivy league school

[@loulouvouu]

@@alfonsethegreat nah you're obviously baiting at this point lol

[@Abigailleigh123]

As an upcoming freshman this was helpful to me. Thank u! 🩷

[@columbiaforte876]

Ivy League schools are essentially hedge funds that happen to teach the occasional class…that’s it..🐒

[@devoradamaris]

Thank🫂YOU

[@Hellokittyhouse.123]

Not "Noble", but "Nobel", so the pronunciation....

[@anotherguy5038]

John 15:10

[@SmashingPumpkins87]

So doesn't m.i.t. be part of ivy league?

[@cn27videos18]

Nope. But still a great school

[@l.carlossimental6096]

Trump went to UPenn, can’t be that good.

[@xexmatu7s]

I mean he did infact become a billionaire and the president so I guess Penn did serve him ok

[@THE-id1by]

Daddy bought his seat, he inherited a fortune from above mentioned daddy

[@cherylcampbell9369]

he can make crap out of anything, though, yeah?

[@davidmead2529]

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