Which schools in the United States have high graduation rates?

When we are in school now, we will judge all aspects of a school. The success rate of graduates from one of these universities is an important criterion. Only if the success rate is high can you go there to study. Let's look at the success rate of American universities.

1, Harvard University (USA)

In the United States, Harvard University is known as the oldest and most prestigious university in the world. As a private Ivy League school, it has trained 45 Nobel Prize in Literature winners, more than 30 governors and 48 Pulitzer Prize winners. Students are distributed in 20 1 countries, and 13 principals have honorary degrees from Harvard University.

2. Stanford University (USA)

Less than an hour's drive from San Francisco, it belongs to the heart of Silicon Valley in California. Stanford University is famous for its entrepreneurial spirit. This pioneering spirit originated after World War II, when the dean encouraged innovation and made continuous efforts to derive self-sufficient industries, which was also the source of Silicon Valley.

3. Columbia University (USA)

Downtown new york on Broadway is the main campus of Columbia University. In addition, there is a Nevis laboratory in Manhattan, which is used to study high-energy experimental particles and nuclear physics. Since 190 1, more than 80 faculty and alumni of Columbia University have won the Nobel Prize, including chemist robert lefkowitz, economist joseph stiglitz and US President Barack Obama. On the campus of Columbia University, which has created heroes from generation to generation, there are alexander hamilton and franklin roosevelt, the founding fathers of the United States, Jackie Lenhall, the actor who participated in Brokeback Mountain, and Joseph Gordon Levitt who walked in the clouds.

4. Oxford University (UK)

There are as many as 250,000 alumni in Oxford University, including 1.20 Olympic gold medal winners, 26 Nobel Prize winners, 7 poet prize winners, more than 30 world leaders, such as Bill Clinton, Aung San Suu Kyi, Gandhi and 26 British Prime Ministers.

5. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (USA)

The cradle of scientific discovery and technological progress given to MIT is mainly the evidence-the first synthesis of penicillin, the improvement of radar, the discovery of quarks and the discovery of magnetic core memory here, which promotes the development of electronic computers. MIT not only attaches importance to innovation and entrepreneurship, but also has a diversified and vibrant campus culture. There are 100 kinds of public art all over the campus.

6. new york University (USA)

At present, new york University has 36 Nobel Prize winners, 4 Abel Prize winners, 9 National Science Medal winners, 16 Pulitzer Prize winners, and 19 Oscar Prize winners (the most among universities in the United States). In addition, it also has many Emmy Prize winners, Tony Prize winners, MacArthur Prize winners and Guggenheim Prize winners. New york University has a large number of world-renowned majors. Its business school is leading in the United States and its art school is internationally renowned. It has trained 65,438+09 Oscar winners and is one of the most important film education bases in the world.

7. Cambridge University (UK)

In the history of the school for more than 800 years, Newton, Darwin and other leading scientific masters have emerged; It has created outstanding scholars of literature and history such as Bacon and Keynes. Milton, Byron and other epoch-making masters of art have been trained, from which eight British prime ministers and 92 Nobel Prize winners have emerged, all of which have established the great position of Cambridge University as the world's modern academic and cultural center.

8. University of Pennsylvania (USA)

The University of Pennsylvania has the first medical school, the first business school, the first media school and the first student union organization in North America. In the school history of hundreds of years up to now, Penn University has promoted the development of human civilization again and again in science and technology. For example, ENIAC, the first general-purpose electronic computer in human history, was born, which is known as the birthplace of modern computer science civilization. The inventions of rubella vaccine, hepatitis B vaccine and cognitive psychotherapy have saved countless lives.

9. Cornell University (USA)

Cornell University is based on the fact that everyone has an equal right to receive education. It is the first co-educational university in the Ivy League to implement gender equality. It is the first university to admit students regardless of their aristocratic status, beliefs and races. Its founding purpose is to create a new comprehensive university with complete disciplines. Therefore, it has always been regarded as the first truly universal university in American history. Cornell University is also the only Ivy League school that adopts the public-private partnership model. At first, it was the first in the United States in the College of Agriculture and Industry, the School of Hotel Management and the School of Industrial Relations. The traditional advantages of Cornell University include agriculture, veterinary medicine, engineering, labor relations, arts and sciences, economy, architecture, education, commerce, media and hotel management.

10, University of Michigan, USA

Located in Michigan, USA, it is one of the oldest public universities in American history and enjoys a world-renowned reputation. The University of Michigan has three campuses, located in Ann Narbot, dearborn and Flint. Usually, the University of Michigan refers to the University of Michigan at ann arbor. As a world-class comprehensive university, MIU 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, among which engineering schools, medical schools, business schools and law schools are all located in TOP 15. Together with the University of California at Berkeley and the University of Wisconsin at Madison, they are known as "public Ivy League" and "models of public universities".