​​New Ivy League?

StudyQA couldn't overlook such a shick-shack-shock statement from Forbes that will clearly change a lot.

The group of Ivy League schools, traditionally considered a source of the country's and even the world's best and brightest minds, is now facing challenges of the past decades: student protests that sometimes go beyond reason, and canceled graduation ceremonies, make prospective students think about choosing other universities.

⭐️But it's not all bad!

Some of these factors, as well as others, inspired Forbes editors to create a new list of public and private universities. According to hiring managers, these universities inspire the most hardworking and successful graduates, highly valued by employers.

Forbes editors called these lists "Public Ivies".

Binghamton University - New York
Georgia Institute of Technology - Georgia
University of Florida - Florida
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign- Illinois
University of Maryland - College Park
University of Michigan - Ann Arbor
University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
University of Texas - Austin
University of Virginia - Virginia
University of Madison - Wisconsin

"Private Ivies"

Boston College - Massachusetts
Carnegie Mellon University - Pennsylvania
Emory University - Georgia
Georgetown University - District of Columbia
Johns Hopkins University - Maryland
Northwestern University - Illinois
Rice University - Texas
University of Notre Dame - Indiana
University of Southern California - California
Vanderbilt University - Tennessee

What do you think, StudyQA folks?