1 University of Kansas

The University of Kansas is located in Lawrence, Kansas, USA. It was founded in 1865 and has a history of more than 150 years. The University of Kansas has a long history and tradition. , the school spirit is also passed on among many students. The campus covers an area of ??about 1,100 acres, with many museums and research centers on campus, and provides considerable scholarship opportunities for graduate students.

The University of Kansas is ranked among the top 50 public universities in the United States by U.S. News and World Report. It has always been recognized as the top research university in the United States. The school has 26 courses ranked among the top public universities. Among the top 25 in the course, well-known companies such as Ford Motor Company, Microsoft, Samsung Electronics, Coca-Cola, etc. have chosen to join forces with KU teachers and students to develop the most advanced technologies. The school's special education major ranks first in the United States, and majors such as urban planning and clinical psychology are very well-known in the United States.

2 Ohio State University

Ohio State University is one of the top public universities in the Great Lakes region of North America and is known as the "Public Ivy"

Ivy )". The majors offered cover almost all academic fields, especially sociology, political science, economics, physics, astronomy, journalism and communication, etc., among the best in the world. Its business school was one of the original 16 founding members of AACSB in 1916. Its medical school is ranked among the top 30 medical schools in the United States.

Ohio Stadium is an open-air sports venue, also known as "The Horseshoe" ("The

Horseshoe"). It is named after its resemblance in appearance and has an audience capacity of more than 10 million, it was the world's largest stadium when it was built in 1922. In terms of capacity, it is still the fifth largest stadium in the world and the third largest in the Western Hemisphere. It is the main venue for college American football team competitions.

3 Indiana University

Founded in 1820, Indiana University is a famous public research university in the United States. The school has two Nobel Prize winners. Indiana University's strongest discipline is the humanities and social sciences, and it is one of the strongest universities in the United States. About one-third of all its teachers are engaged in social science research and are distributed in the following colleges or institutions: College of Arts and Sciences, College of Business, College of Education, College of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, College of Journalism, Law School, College of Humanities Studies, School of Computer Science and Information Science, Vision Testing Center, School of Public and Environmental Affairs, and School of Social Work.

The journalism and media major is a shining pearl at Indiana University Bloomington. IUB's journalism, mass communication and other research have been ranked among the top ten in the United States all year round. Its success lies in its "Faculty-Student

Connection" teaching model, which develops courses that meet the characteristics of students. Training programs encourage students to be bold and creative.

Kelley School of Business, Jacobs School of

Music, Maurer School of Law, etc. Very good.

4 University of Wisconsin-Madison

The University of Wisconsin-Madison is one of the most respected schools in the United States. It enjoys a high reputation in various disciplines and fields and has produced 25 Nobel Prize winners. Award winner. The school has made outstanding contributions to the development of education, science and technology, economy and society in the United States and the world, and relies on its outstanding school reputation, strong academic atmosphere, first-class scientific research strength, strong alumni network, diverse cultural life and beautiful The natural environment attracts top students from all over the world to study here.

The University of Wisconsin-Madison*** has 70 computer classrooms and more than 4,600 new computers for students to use. The campus network is developed and has multiple sports venues, such as: gymnasiums, swimming pools, sports centers, Tennis courts etc. It has 44 libraries including the Art Museum, Atomic Furnace, Electron Microscope, and Natural History Museum.

The actual area of ??UW is 10,649 acres and has 850 buildings, including experimental farms, botanical gardens and health science centers. On this campus, everyone is working hard to build the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus into a "university town." If it could become a real city, it would be the twelfth largest city in the country. Everyone who lives here likes this atmosphere - a truly academic atmosphere.

5 University of Minnesota, Twin Cities

Founded in 1851, the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities is a top research university in the United States. The University of Minnesota-Twin Cities is world-renowned for its majors in economics, mechanics, chemistry, chemical engineering, mathematics, architecture, pharmacy and education. The twin city campuses of the University of Minnesota are located in Minneapolis and St. Paul. The campus is divided into two campuses: one across the Mississippi River, just minutes away from downtown Minneapolis; the other is located in St. Paul. In the rolling hills.

Minnesota is located around the Great Lakes and has long winters. There are underground passages and sky corridors between the teaching buildings on the University of Minnesota campus. The campuses are connected by bus lines and light rail. For the light rail on campus, you can apply for a free zone card at onestop with your student status.

6 Washington University in St. Louis

Washington University in St. Louis is located in St. Louis, Missouri, USA. St. Louis is a large hub and manufacturing center. The countless companies, research institutes, offices and government agencies in the metropolis of Sri Lanka provide a broad space for students to expand their social activities. While Washington University (St. Louis) enjoys the convenience of a metropolitan area, it is fortunate enough to avoid the disadvantages of a metropolitan area, such as crowding, noise, and clutter. Because the BGI campus is located seven miles west of St. Louis and the city center, the east side of the campus is the famous Forest Park, and the remaining three sides are residential areas. The roads here are not very spacious, but they are very neat; the trees here are not very tall, but they are quite rich; the residences here are not very luxurious, but they are extremely elegant.

In history, 25 Nobel Prize winners have studied or engaged in teaching and research here. Like any private institution, Washington University-St. Louis attaches great importance to the quality of teaching and strives to meet the requirements of students and society for higher education to the greatest extent possible. The teaching mentioned here is mainly concentrated at the undergraduate level, because at the graduate level, the focus is on the research level.