2. Auburn University, founded in 1856, is the largest university in Alabama and the first traditional white university in the state to admit black students. It is one of the top 100 American traditional universities.
As one of the century-old universities in the southern United States, Auburn University has a network of more than 300,000 alumni and nearly 25,000 students. Many outstanding alumni are now active in all walks of life, including Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, jimmy wales, founder of Wikipedia, media tycoon, Don Logan, former CEO of time warner Inc., and so on.
The school has 12 colleges, covering more than 140 majors, and provides the only national public support projects in many fields such as agriculture, forestry, architecture, pharmacy and veterinary medicine, especially in literature, mathematics, commerce, education and engineering. Auburn University has its own civil airport, and it is also one of the few universities in the United States that have been granted land, sea and space by the government for scientific research. In addition, Auburn University has excellent sports performance, and its tigers have dominated NCAA venues many times.
Loyola university chicago, located in Chicago, Illinois, USA. The school was founded on 1870. It is a top university that can keep pace with the University of Chicago and Northwest University. Its alumni are all over the political and business circles in the United States, and many heads of state or important politicians from all over the world are alumni of this school. Such as: william daley: President Obama's White House Chief of Staff, former US Secretary of Commerce (under President Bill Clinton); Susan rolston: Former White House Deputy Chief of Staff and Senior Advisor.