20 Best Universities in USA Not in the Ivy League

Top 20 Universities in USA Not in the Ivy League. 20 Top Universities that are not in the ivy league. 20 Best Universities in USA same as the Ivy League. These Top 20 universities in USA are not in the Ivy League but they are excellent schools. 20 Best Universities for Science and Liberal Arts in United States #ivyleague
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0:00 Introduction
0:42 Stanford University
1:20 MIT
1:55 Caltech
2:27 University of Chicago
3:18 Northwestern University
3:56 Duke University
4:34 Johns Hopkins University
5:09 Williams College
5:45 Amherst College
6:29 UC Berkeley
7:08 Brandeis University
7:42 Carleton College
8:21 Colgate University
8:51 College of William & Mary
9:26 Connecticut College
10:05 Grinnell College
10:45 Kenyon College
11:19 Macalester College
11:45 Oberlin College
12:14 Occidental College
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[RSuccess]

If you like any other great university in USA, please let us know in the comments. thank you

[waynesimpson]

Hmm. Not sure the numbering is even close to useful (if not possibly inverted), and the auto-reading mispronunciations are jarring. But the biggest problem, even given a stress on liberal arts colleges, is the omission of UCLA or Michigan (or UNC, UVA, UW). I might agree Occidental, Kenyon and Grinnell are overlooked schools, but I can't ever see ranking them over Pomona, Harvey Mudd or Wash U.

[georgecopple]

It's shocking that you couldn't find someone who could properly pronounce Caltech, Grinnell, Macalister, and the abbreviation for "number", i.e. "No." which the announcer pronounced "no". Did no one in the production of this video bother to listen to it and make sure it was properly pronounced? Is it really possible that the man reading didn't know that Caltech is short for California Institute of Technology such that the short version, Caltech, should be pronounced as "Cal Tech"? There were several other glaring mispronunciations as well. Get your thing together and show your audience a little more respect!!

[nyssia]

Why isn’t Notre Dame ever in these kind of videos??

[paigeverducci]

Ditto…. Yes why is that? You need to do more research on the topic of omitting USC… high Academic standards, research, lots of upscale amnesties for the students, absolutely cool campus and much more! I know first hand, my Daughter is an Alumni (2003) and my Grandson is a Sophomore in the Marshall School of
Business !

[tsbm]

unless you give criteria by which to rank these schools, your list is debatable.
my crieria are intelligence, creativity, curiosity, scholarship, humanities, intellectual integrity among students and faculty.

[kipwhitler]

the AI reader in this video is absolutely atrocious

[johnconnery]

Wow, please find someone who can pronounce caltech and others

[nawusayipsunam]

Renumbering backwards should be done !!

[michaelfitzgerald]

A collection of some unusually quirky colleges. I sincerely question the validity of some of these universities.

[chazcontramundum]

USC is ranked higher than half of these in almost all polls, yet omitted from this list. Strange.

[evanmatthews]

No mention of UCLA, University of Michigan, or UCSD??

[youmanyousef]

Ah, 20 more universities that will squeeze me dry of all my money and burden me with 30 years of student loans. Thanks for the educational video!

[donnie]

Is there a list for community colleges?

[davidwhite]

You didn't include UCLA, et al; but you put in a lot of lesser colleges. This shows your prejudice. I don't overly respect this list.

[charlestwombly]

Why do the videos in this series mispronounce names of colleges so consistently. Please change.

[joliettraveler]

This is bogus by not having the University of Illinois.

[CarmeryBanks-zbuj]

Someone who take y'all down to person till you not trying magic and stuff

[paulnejtek]

Call tetch? Sure, but you'll have to give me the number. So far, u. Of Chicago mit and Stanford aren't in the top ten. Also, yeah could you not have a human do this for some reason

[fdr]

I don't have too much confidence in these American colleges because most of them have officially abandoned the traditional method of recruiting students based on objective standardized testing. Instead, they are using an untested method which they called Holistic Approach that puts excessive emphasis on factors like extracurricular activities, teacher recommendations, college application essays, racial quota, special preference given to children of alumni and first generation college students etc. Make no mistakes. These factors are completely irrelevant to a student's academic potential. Despite more and more fancier programs these colleges are creating, the academic quality of their students will decline and so will the academic standards of these colleges.