1, University of Pennsylvania
The University of Pennsylvania, founded in 1855, is a public research university. Its main campus is located in Colicci, Pennsylvania, with 23 sub-campuses. The school is a member of the top ten leagues and associations of American universities and is known as the "public Ivy League".
2. University of Villanova
Villanova University, founded in 1842, is a private Catholic university located in the northwest suburb of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.
In 2023, American news ranked 5 1 as the best university in America. U.S. News ranked 1 in the ranking of North American universities for 22 consecutive years. Among the four colleges in the school, its engineering college has been ranked in the top of the United States for many years in the ranking published by American News 10.
3. drexel University
Drexel University (DU), founded in 189 1, is a private four-year comprehensive university, located in Philadelphia, the largest city in Pennsylvania on the east coast of the United States, with a branch in Sacramento, the capital of California, which is known as one of the "three famous universities in Philadelphia" (the other two are the University of Pennsylvania and Temple University).
4. Brynmore College
Brynmore College (BMC), founded in 1885, is a women's college in the United States. BMC is located in Brynmor, Pennsylvania, 0/0 miles from Philadelphia/KLOC. Brynmor means "tall mountain" in Welsh.
BMC is a member of "Seven Sisters", has Quaker University Alliance including Swarthmore College and Haverford College, and shares teaching resources with the University of Pennsylvania, which shows the powerful teaching resources of BMC.
5. philadelphia university
Philadelphia university University is located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. 1884 philadelphia university's predecessor, Philadelphia Textile School, was established. 194 1, the school was renamed Philadelphia Textile Institute, and the school awarded a bachelor's degree.
1949 began to teach at the current school site of Feicheng Dongqiu District. 196 1, the school was renamed again and changed to Philadelphia Textile Vocational and Technical College. Later, the college submitted an application for Philadelphia Comprehensive University to the federal government of Pennsylvania, and it was approved.