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Urban Culture & Selectivity


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The Urban Culture score is based on ease of access to the cultural offerings of a city without the use of a car.

  1. 1. Columbia University
  2. 2. Harvard University
  3. 3. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  4. 4. University of Pennsylvania
  5. 4. Cooper Union
  6. 6. Swarthmore College
  7. 6. Georgetown University
  8. 6. Northwestern University
  9. 9. University of California, Berkeley
  10. 10. New York University
  11. 10. University of Chicago
  12. 12. Barnard College
  13. 13. Brown University
  14. 13. Haverford College
  15. 15. California Institute of Technology
  16. 16. Northeastern University
  17. 17. Washington University, St. Louis
  18. 18. Johns Hopkins University
  19. 18. Emory University
  20. 20. Macalester College
  21. 21. Georgia Institute of Technology
  22. 21. University of Minnesota, Twin Cities
  23. 23. Boston College
  24. 24. Polytechnic Institute of New York University
  25. 25. Vanderbilt University
  26. 26. Reed College
  27. 26. Bryn Mawr College
  28. 28. University of Southern California
  29. 29. Rice University
  30. 30. George Washington University
  31. 31. Yale University
  32. 32. Carnegie Mellon University
  33. 33. Tufts University
  34. 34. Harvey Mudd College
  35. 35. Pomona College
  36. 36. University of California, Los Angeles
  37. 36. University of Wisconsin, Madison
  38. 38. Villanova University
  39. 39. Boston University
  40. 40. University of Texas, Austin
  41. 41. New College of Florida
  42. 42. Wellesley College
  43. 43. Amherst College
  44. 44. Claremont McKenna College
  45. 45. Princeton University
  46. 46. Case Western Reserve University
  47. 47. University of California, San Diego
  48. 48. Brandeis University
  49. 48. Scripps College
  50. 50. Rhodes College

Just like the Nature and Sports variants, this ranking pulls a score (assigned by me) and the 75% SAT score from a school with 2/3 and 1/3 weight accorded respectively.

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