MIT Ranked No. 7 among United States Top Colleges

U.S. News and World Report has positioned MIT seventh in its rundown of the United States' top colleges, which was declared today. This is the fourth year in succession that the Institute has involved this spot in the magazine's yearly rankings of the country's best schools and colleges.


MIT's School of Engineering has since quite a while ago bested the rundown of undergrad designing projects at a doctoral establishment; this year it again possesses the No. 1 spot, trailed by Stanford University and the University of California at Berkeley. MIT additionally set first in six out of 12 designing orders. No other foundation is No. 1 in more than two controls.

The Institute tied again this year with Berkeley as the country's No. 2 undergrad business program. Among business subfields, MIT is positioned No. 1 in three fortes.

In the general institutional rankings, U.S. News set Princeton University in the No. 1 spot, trailed by Harvard University. The University of Chicago and Yale University are tied for No. 3.