U.S. Universities

New Ranking of U.S. Undergraduate Salaries Out: These Majors Outperform Prestigious Schools!

Every college application season, when choosing U.S. universities, many families face a dilemma: Should they prioritize targeting top prestigious schools, or opt for majors with better career prospects? Recently, a ranking of U.S. college major earnings provided a new perspective for observation. Data shows that four years after graduation, the median income for bachelor's degree graduates across all institutions and majors is $64,500. In comparison, this figure for Duke University's mathematics major reaches as high as $297,029, topping the list.

New 2026 World University Rankings Revealed: Educational Competition Is Identity Competition

Recently, QS released the 2026 World University Rankings by Subject! This ranking provides a comparative analysis of the performance of over 1,900 universities across 100 countries and regions in 55 academic disciplines. Additionally, it evaluated five broad subject areas (Arts and Humanities, Engineering and Technology, Life Sciences and Medicine, Natural Sciences, and Social Sciences and Management). The results once again confirm the dominant position of U.S. universities. In this ranking, U.S. institutions maintain a clear lead. U.S. universities ranked first in 37 out of the 55 disciplines, far surpassing other countries. Among them, Harvard University performed the most impressively, ranking first globally in 17 disciplines, an increase of two top-ranked subjects compared to last year; the Massachusetts Institute of Technology followed closely, ranking first globally in 12 disciplines.

Overview of the Top Ten Universities in the US News 2019 Rankings

The US News rankings of American universities began in 1983 and have been updated annually since 1985. The rankings are not static; each year, new contenders emerge. Let us take a look at the top ten universities in the US News 2019 rankings.

How Does Immigration to the United States Help with Applying to American Universities?

Immigration and Study Collection: Latest Rankings of American Universities

Immigration and Study Collection: Latest Rankings of American Universities. According to information provided by the Worldway Immigration Group's customer service center in Los Angeles, the latest rankings of American universities have been released by The Wall Street Journal. This evaluation is based on 15 factors across four categories: 40% from the overall scores of each university, which includes student achievements after graduation; 30% from school resources; 20% from interactions among students; and 10% from the learning environment and diversity.

The Latest 2017 U.S. University Rankings Revealed

The latest 2017 U.S. university rankings have been revealed. The 2017 Best Colleges rankings released by U.S. News on Tuesday analyzed over 1,800 higher education institutions, including state universities and regional colleges, with a total of 1,374 ranked data points. The ranking methodology utilizes 15 indicators, such as Freshman Retention, Faculty Resources, and Graduation Rates...

Attention! Application Policies for These U.S. Universities Have Changed for 2017

Application policies for these U.S. universities have changed in 2017. Applying to U.S. universities and studying abroad in the United States have become popular choices for Chinese citizens. What are the changes for 2017 U.S. university applications? Worldway has learned that the Common Application system officially opened for applications on August 1st, while the UC system and individual university application systems will also open successively. Some schools have adjusted and reformed their 2016-2017 admissions policies and application methods…

U.S. Universities Claim 50 Spots in Latest World Top 100, Dominating 13 of the Top 15

U.S. universities claim 50 spots in the latest World Top 100, dominating 13 of the Top 15. On August 15, 2016, Shanghai Ranking released the latest "Academic Ranking of World Universities Top 100" list. In this Top 100 ranking, U.S. universities have firmly secured their position as the global leader in education, achieving an overwhelming and absolute victory in both quantity and quality.

These Brilliant American Universities Sweep Half of the Olympic Gold Medals

Since the first Olympic Games in 1896, there have been 30 editions held. With the exception of the 1980 Moscow Games, which the U.S. boycotted due to the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, the United States has participated in all 29 other Olympic Games. It has won a total of 2,400 medals—976 gold, 756 silver, and 668 bronze—making it one of the countries with the highest counts of gold, silver, bronze, and total medals.

Forbes: The 28 Universities That Produce the Most Billionaires Worldwide, 16 of Which Are in the United States

Forbes: The 28 Universities That Produce the Most Billionaires Worldwide, 16 of Which Are in the United States. Recently, Forbes released the latest list of the 28 universities that produce the most billionaires globally. Among them, the top 8 are exclusively occupied by American universities, and the United States holds a dominant position with 16 out of the 28 schools, demonstrating its unshakeable influence.

300,000 Chinese Students Flood U.S. Universities: Who Benefits?

300,000 Chinese Students Flood U.S. Universities: Who Benefits? According to statistics from the Institute of International Education, there were nearly 975,000 international students in the United States during the 2014-2015 academic year. Chinese students accounted for 31%, leading the second-place India by 17 percentage points. International students contribute $30 billion to the U.S. economy annually, with Chinese students accounting for approximately one-third of this total...

2016 Ranking of Economics Programs at U.S. Universities

In the modern world, economic development has become a mainstream priority; whether at the national or local level, significant importance is placed on economic growth.