Top 1 UCLA ranks first among American public universities in many lists, with 125 undergraduate majors, 80 minor majors and nearly 150 graduate programs for students to choose from. The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) is the cradle of American professionals in commercial finance, high-tech industries and film arts. The university has many strong majors, including computer science and information systems, geography, linguistics, chemical engineering, psychology, medicine, materials and metallurgy, social sciences, history, chemistry, aerospace and machinery, mathematics, electronic and electrical engineering, modern language research, biology and so on. The competition for admission is fierce every year.

TOP2 UC Berkeley, as the founding campus of UC Berkeley, is famous for its free and inclusive school spirit. As one of the most important research and teaching centers in the world, it ranks in the top ten in many fields, such as physics, chemistry, computer science, engineering, economy, law and so on. Together with Stanford University, it constitutes an academic center in the western United States. In terms of teaching, Berkeley is dominated by traditional multidisciplinary integration, supplemented by emerging disciplines and professional colleges. There are 14 colleges and more than 300 undergraduate and postgraduate programs.

TOP3 University of Michigan in Ann Arbor has a wide range of courses, with more than 200 majors, including liberal arts, science, business, engineering, medicine and law. Since its establishment, the school has made outstanding achievements in various disciplines and has great influence. A number of surveys show that more than 70% of its majors rank among the top 10 in the United States and are known as "public ivy".

TOP4 University of Virginia University of Virginia is one of the first eight members of the "Public Ivy League" and one of the 25 members of the "New Ivy League". It ranks among the top 30 universities in the United States all the year round and ranks first in the number of scholarships awarded by public institutions. The school is good at humanities and social sciences, and enjoys a high reputation and extensive influence in academic circles. Its undergraduate and postgraduate admission rates are extremely low and the competition is fierce.