Archive for February, 2009
A public ivy school is an undergraduate college or university that provides a rigorous Ivy League education at the price of a public school. They have superstar faculty and attract the best students across the nation. Many public ivy schools have a large number of alumni and faculty members who have been recognized for their achievements in their fields, including the Pulitzer Prize, the Nobel Prize, and the Fields Medal.
Several schools that are also considered to be a public ivy school are consistently ranked among the top schools in the United States. One of the differences between a public ivy school and an Ivy League school is that Ivy Leagues don’t award athletic scholarships. Many public ivy schools, however, attend major athletic conferences like the Big Ten, Big East, Big 12, SEC, ACC, and Pac-10, and award athletic scholarships to deserving students. Enroll in a public ivy school and receive the best college education you deserve.
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