1: MIT No.2: Cambridge University No.3: Oxford University No.4: Harvard University No.5: Stanford University No.6: London Imperial College London No.7: Swiss Federal Institute of Technology No.8: National University of Singapore No.9: University College London 10: University of California, Berkeley.

1 1: University of Chicago 12: University of Pennsylvania 13: Cornell University 14: University of Melbourne 15: California Institute of Technology 16: Yale University 65438.

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Among the top schools, UCB University, UCLA, University of Utah at Austin, UW University and UIUC have all made good progress, and BU has returned to the top 100 for the first time since 2020. The progress in the ranking of these schools shows that their graduates have a good reputation in the job market and can carry out academic and scientific research work in a good academic atmosphere during their school days.

However, many schools are prone to dozens or even seventy or eighty students, which makes many applicants flinch. In fact, because these American universities pay more attention to scientific research than employment, students often expect to complete undergraduate or even doctoral studies. At the same time, the geographical location and special preferences of these universities may also be factors that change the ranking.

For example, Duke University is located in the south of the United States, case western reserve university is located in Cleveland, and Washington University in St. Louis is located in the hinterland of the south, although the teacher resources are very abundant. However, students still need to spend time and energy on going back and forth to schools when looking for jobs in the United States, which leads to the QS ranking emphasizing employment, and the rankings of these schools have declined.

In contrast, schools located in new york, Chicago, Boston, Seattle, California, or close to each other have all improved their QS rankings for the sake of "superiority first".