An Ivy League is one of the eight prestigious and highly selective universities in the northeastern United States, recognized for their academic excellence, historical significance, and social influence. These schools, including Harvard, Yale, and Princeton, are known for their strong academic programs, competitive admissions processes, and a reputation for producing influential graduates in fields such as law, business, and politics.

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