What is the Ivy League?

The Ivy League originally referred to a sports league of eight universities in the northeastern United States (see NCAA entry), and later referred to a college alliance of these seven universities and a college .

Ivy league

Little Ivies is a series of top US East Coast

Generally speaking, those who can go to these schools are students who are well-learned, independent and strong. Generally speaking, students who apply to the University of Ivy

1. Domestic famous high school and university students and graduates.

2. The average domestic score is 90-95 or above, or GPA 3.55 or above, and the top 10 students in the school and the area.

3. English score, TOEFL 100 or higher, SAT 2200 or higher.

4. Domestic arts, sports, and mathematics are preferred.

5. Priority will be given to relevant competitions and international competitions.

Harvard application requirements

TOEFL (Internet Test) GPA

GRE GMAT

SAT: math 750, verbal 750

SAT total score: 1500 act 30-34

Acceptance ratio 11.38%

Princeton University Application Conditions

TOEFL (Internet Test) GPA 3.83

GRE GMAT

SAT: math 740, sat verbal 730

Total SAT score: 1470 act 33

Acceptance ratio 12.65%

Yale University Application Conditions

TOEFL (Internet Test) GPA

GRE GMAT

SAT: math 740 sat verbal 740

Total SAT score: 1500 act 32

Acceptance ratio 9.94%

University of Pennsylvania application requirements

TOEFL (Internet Test) GPA

GRE GMAT

SAT: math 670 sat verbal 670

Total SAT score: 1340 act 29

Acceptance ratio 20.78%

Cornell University application requirements

TOEFL (Internet Test) GPA

GRE GMAT

SAT: math 690 sat verbal 660

Total SAT score: 1350 act

Brown University Application Conditions

TOEFL (Internet Test) GPA 3.00

GRE GMAT

SAT: math 700 sat verbal 690

Total SAT score: 1390 act 28-32

Acceptance ratio 16.43%