Which city has the best universities in the northeast?
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BOSTON - MIT, Harvard, Northeastern, Boston College, Tufts University, etc etc
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I think it's hard to rank them because they are such different types of schools.  RIT is ranked 6th among Masters level schools in the North, while SUNY Binghamton is ranked 75th among national institutions.  Overall, though, I think RIT has a bigger name among people who know it's history.\n\nMy vote is Rochester, especially if you are very technology focused.
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The top ten:\n\nCarnegie Mellon University\nCornell University\nMassachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)\nPrinceton University\nStanford University\nUniversity of California at Berkeley\nUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign\nUniversity of Washington\nUniversity of Wisconsin at Madison\nUniversity of Texas at Austin\n\nOther excellent programs:\nCalifornia Institute of Technology (Cal Tech)\nColumbia University\nGeorgia Institute of Technology\nJohns Hopkins University\nHarvard University\nUniversity of California at Los Angeles\nUniversity of California at San Diego\nYale University
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The University of Massachusetts should make the jump into the Big East, maybe New Hampshire as well. The A-10 and the Gateway conference in 1-AA have some better schools than some of these lowly 1-A teams like a couple you've mentioned. Umass has everything you look for in a 1-A school. New Hampshire not so much. Will Umass mean anything, I think so. Umass has been better than Uconn when they were in the A-10, not really sure why the Huskies got in first, but I think you'd see that the Minutemen could compete competitively in the Big East. Umass is number 3 in 1-AA and undefeated in 1-AA games, their only loss is to Navy in 1-A. Navy beat the Minutemen by 1, 21 to 20 @ Navy. Navy is the 47th best team in the nation according to the CBS 119. Hopefully that gives you an idea of what level Umass can play at.
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San Francisco is one of the best cities around.I have never known anyone to be dissapointed with the city or the Universities. \nYou are gonna love it.
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America and England have some of the best universities and research institutes in the world. Another choice is India.
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try philadelphia , Queens NY, Boston MA, California\nI heard these are some of the top states.
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figure out what you can afford, then pick a place where you'd like to spend your time, then pick a school you'd like to go to in that area.  There's a kazillion of them so pick where first.  I'd say New England for the scenery and the seasons.  And UConn if they have what you're looking for.
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TOP  TEN  UNIVERSITIES  IN  USA\n\nHarvard University  \nPrinceton University  \nYale University  \nUniversity of Pennsylvania  \nDuke University \nStanford University  \nCalifornia Institute of Technology  \nMassachusetts Institute of Technology    \nColumbia University  \nDartmouth College
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New York...  Columbia, and Cornell\n\n1. Brown University - Providence, Rhode Island\n2. Columbia University - New York, New York.\n3. Cornell University - Ithaca, New York\n4. Dartmouth College - Hanover, New Hampshire\n5. Harvard University - Cambridge, Massachusetts.\n6. Princeton University - Princeton, New Jersey\n7. University of Pennsylvania - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania \n8. Yale University - New Haven, Connecticut.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivy_League\n\nFor the guy at the bottom of the board, Providence is not in New York.
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Boston College, Yale, Boston University\n\nI'm going to University of Maine this fall and might double major in philosophy and psychology or a science.  UMaine has tons of majors.
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Suffolk is a good school, but you need to take into consideration various factors including their alunmi network, job opportunities, internship opportunities, professors (whether they can become mentors or be available when you need them), etc. Boston is a great location for students and the city is amazing, and more importantly business-wise you should have many opportunities. Good luck!
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Obviously, Harvard is THE best in Boston, but I think you were just asking among the three listed.  Actually, I think either Boston College OR Boston University are great schools.  I'd definitely choose one of those over Northeastern.  They have a national reputation, while Northeastern is mostly regional. I used to live in Mass, and heard about all three, but since leaving the region, no one ever thinks about Northeastern, while BC and BU are still pretty well regarded. I think BU is probably a little better respected nationally, but BC is also quite highly regarded, and would not be a bad choice by any means.\n\nBeyond that, the choice may depend on personal factors, such as which one has a better program in the area you want to study. Or if you prefer a Catholic school like BC, rather than a secular one like BU. Or if the size of the school matters to you.\n\nBest of luck to you.
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In the US its without a doubt NYU
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dallas texas is the best area by far. but if you want the northeast try the upstate NY area around Utica/Syracuse
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Harvard University \nCornell University \nPrinceton University\nBrown University\nColumbia University\nDartmouth College\nUniversity of Pennsylvania\nYale University
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Syracuse, definitely.  (and I went to U Mass for grad school, in Chemistry.)