Actually, the term Ivy League is very misleading. If you do care to check, it is actually a closed sports meet where all those top US universities who are also very picky and choosy in admissions and have limited number of places for each intake, are actually participating and competing within their own circle. Just to group them together because they happen to be top universities, they are conveniently called the Ivy League but by no means are they all in the Top 10 of the world.

So the question is, by what terms do you or JPA define "Ivy League"? From what I read in this forum, "Ivy League" universities somehow happen to extend to some UK universities as well. If that is the case, do they also include some top Canadian or other European and Asian universities for that matter? For them to limit the already misleading "Ivy League universities" status to only some select universities for the sake of convenience and public ignorance is very unfair for others.

Just my two cents.

This post has been edited by FangJoker: Jul 18 2010, 03:29 PM

any Canadian unis included by chance? Queen's U?