Best Universities in the US: Rankings / Admissions

 

Best Universities in the US: Rankings as per 2024 U.S. News & World Report with admission deadlines for UG applications

  1. Princeton University

    • Ranking: #1
    • Admission Deadline: Early Action - November 1; Regular Decision - January 1

  2. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

    • Ranking: #2
    • Admission Deadline: Early Action - November 1; Regular Decision - January 5

  3. Harvard University

    • Ranking: #3 (tie)
    • Admission Deadline: Early Action - November 1; Regular Decision - January 1

  4. Stanford University

    • Ranking: #3 (tie)
    • Admission Deadline: Restrictive Early Action - November 1; Regular Decision - January 5

  5. Yale University

    • Ranking: #5
    • Admission Deadline: Single-Choice Early Action - November 1; Regular Decision - January 2

  6. University of Chicago

    • Ranking: #6
    • Admission Deadline: Early Action/Early Decision I - November 1; Early Decision II - January 2; Regular Decision - January 2

  7. Johns Hopkins University

    • Ranking: #7
    • Admission Deadline: Early Decision I - November 1; Early Decision II - January 3; Regular Decision - January 3

  8. University of Pennsylvania (UPenn)

    • Ranking: #8
    • Admission Deadline: Early Decision - November 1; Regular Decision - January 5

  9. California Institute of Technology (Caltech)

    • Ranking: #9
    • Admission Deadline: Early Action - November 1; Regular Decision - January 3

  10. Northwestern University

    • Ranking: #10
    • Admission Deadline: Early Decision - November 1; Regular Decision - January 1

Admission deadlines can vary slightly year to year and may differ for international applicants or specific programs, so it's essential to check each university's admissions website for the most accurate and up-to-date information.

- Lavanya Yadav@Wondernext

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