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The eight Ivy League schools are some of the most selective colleges in the United States. Each one of these universities has top-ranked academics and award-winning faculty. The members of the Ivy League can also boast of beautiful and historic campuses. Click on the "learn more" links below to read each university's profile including information such as costs and SAT/ACT data.
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1. Brown University
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- Location: Providence, Rhode Island
- Acceptance rate: 9% (2010)
- Enrollment: 8,705 (6,318 undergraduates)
- Admissions: Brown GPA and Test Score Graph
- For costs, financial aid, and other college information, see the Brown University profile
- Explore more in this Brown video profile
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2. Columbia University
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- Location: New York, New York
- Acceptance rate: 10% (2010)
- Enrollment: 25,208 (7,743 undergraduates)
- Explore the Campus: Columbia University Photo Tour
- Admissions: Columbia GPA and Test Score Graph
- For costs, financial aid, and other college information, see the Columbia University profile
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3. Cornell University
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- Location: Ithaca, New York
- Acceptance rate: 19% (2010)
- Enrollment: 20,939 (13,935 undergraduates)
- Explore the Campus: Cornell University Photo Tour
- Admissions: Cornell GPA and Test Score Graph
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- For costs, financial aid, and other college information, see the Cornell University profile
4. Dartmouth College
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- Location: Hanover, New Hampshire
- Acceptance rate: 13% (2010)
- Enrollment: 6,141 (4,248 undergraduates)
- Explore the Campus: Dartmouth College Photo Tour
- Admissions: Dartmouth GPA and Test Score Graph
- For costs, financial aid, and other college information, see the Dartmouth College profile
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5. Harvard University
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- Location: Cambridge, Massachusetts
- Acceptance rate: 7% (2010)
- Enrollment: 27,594 (10,265 undergraduates)
- Explore the Campus: Harvard University Photo Tour
- Admissions: Harvard GPA and Test Score Graph
- For costs, financial aid, and other college information, see the Harvard University profile
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6. Princeton University
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- Location: Princeton, New Jersey
- Acceptance rate: 9% (2010)
- Enrollment: 7,724 (5,142 undergraduates)
- Admissions: Princeton GPA and Test Score Graph
- For costs, financial aid, and other college information, see the Princeton University profile
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7. University of Pennsylvania
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- Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Acceptance rate: 14% (2010)
- Enrollment:25,007 (11,940 undergraduates)
- Admissions: Penn GPA and Test Score Graph
- For costs, financial aid, and other college information, see the University of Pennsylvania profile
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8. Yale University
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- Location: New Haven, Connecticut
- Acceptance rate: 8% (2010)
- Enrollment: 11,593 (5,275 undergraduates)
- Admissions: Yale GPA and Test Score Graph
- For costs, financial aid, and other college information, see the Yale University profile
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