The Post’s special section on the Jouney to College.
Over the last four years, the Ivy League has weathered some heavy blows — from bombshell revelations of bias during the affirmative action hearings to allegations of widespread antisemitism and infringements on free speech.
Though these schools remain the most prestigious and competitive in the nation, the Ivy League sheen has worn off for many, and some have abandoned their Ivy League dreams altogether. But as these schools face reputational challenges, a new group of elite, private universities have been growing steadily more competitive — and more desirable.
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