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Top Ranked College Towns By Community
Size
The most competitive university in
America isn't in the Ivy League
LGBTQ Friendly Colleges
& Student Resources
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Top Ranked College Towns By Community
Size
1 Boston-Cambridge, MA
2 Minneapolis, MN
3 Denver, CO
4 Columbus, OH
5 Seattle, WA
6 Atlanta, GA
7 Austin, TX
8 Washington, DC
9 Cincinnati, OH
10 Saint Louis, MO
Medium-Sized Cities
1 Columbia, SC
2 Tallahassee, FL
3 Madison, WI
4 Urbana-Champaign, IL
5 Ann Arbor, MI
6 Berkeley, CA
7 Athens, GA
8 Fort Collins, CO
9 New Haven, CT
10 Provo, UT
Small Cities
1 Charlottesville, VA
2 Bozeman, MT
3 Hays, KS
4 Boulder, CO
5 Missoula, MT
6 Manhattan, KS
7 Burlington, VT
8 Bismarck, ND
9 Iowa City, IA
10 Chapel Hill, NC
Towns
1 Hanover, NH
2 Princeton, NJ
3 Brookings, SD
4 Middlebury, VT
5 Durango, CO
6 Bronxville, NY
7 Menomonie, WI
8 Oneonta, NY
9 Rolla, MO
10 Conway, SC
The most competitive university in
America isn't in the Ivy League
The Ivy League released its admissions decisions for the Class of
2020 on Thursday, informing hundreds of thousands of potential
students whether they were part of the lucky handful to receive
acceptances.
However, despite the cutthroat nature of Ivy League admissions, the most competitive college in America had already released its acceptances. This year, for the Class of 2020, Stanford accepted 2,063 students out of a pool of 43,997 applicants — a 4.69% acceptance rate.
This is lowest acceptance rate in Stanford's history. US News & World Report has also previously noted that Stanford has America's lowest acceptance rate — except for Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia. Curtis has an acceptance rate of around 4% but is more of a conservatory than a traditional university.
Harvard University — the most competitive school in the Ivy League — accepted 2,037 students from 39,041 applicants. The admissions rate for the class of 2020 is 5.2%. This was also the largest applicant pool and lowest acceptance rate in Harvard's history.
10. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
9. University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign
8. University of Washington at Seattle
7. University of Texas at Austin
6. University of California at San Francisco
5. University of Wisconsin at Madison
4. University of California at San Diego
3. University of Michigan at Ann Arbor
2. University of California at Los Angeles
1. University of California at Berkeley
LGBTQ Friendly
Colleges & Student Resources 2015-16
Methodology
LGBTQ students are looking for universities that promote safe and enriching environments to learn, grow, and participate within their community. The universities listed below have made exceptional strides towards creating a LGBTQ friendly environment by meeting the following criteria: (1) LGBTQ student club/organization, (2) gender inclusive dorms, (3) an affirmative declaration of LGBTQ inclusion policies, (4) LGBT health/counseling services, (5) and has LGBTQ/Gender studies programs available. The schools were then scored according to retention and graduation rate. Discover below who is leading the United States for LGBTQ students in higher education.
1 University of Chicago
2 Stanford University
3 University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
4 Cornell University
5 Brown University
6 University of California-Berkeley
7 University of Maryland-College Park
8 University of Wisconsin-Madison
9 University of California-San Diego
10 Emory University
11 Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus
12 University of California-Irvine
13 New York University
14 Michigan State University
15 Ithaca College
16 University of Oregon
17 Towson University
18 Montclair State University
19 Western Washington University
20 Grand Valley State University
21 Kent State University at Kent
22 University of Louisville
23 University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
The web site has information on each college like Inclusion policy
statement, health/counseling services, club or organization and
gender/LGBT studiees. CHeck it out.
Source: www.affordablecollegesonline.org/lgbtq-college-student-guide/
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