Northwestern University
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
No, Northwestern University is not considered as a part of the Ivy Leagues. The original Ivy League consists of eight prestigious private universities, of which Northwestern is not a part of. Although, the university is considered extremely prestigious enough to be considered as Ivy equivalent due to its academic excellence, reputation, Competitive admission, and high research output.
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5 months agoContributor-Level 10
There are two types of housing available for undergraduates: residence halls and residential colleges. From 25 to more than 500 number of students can accomodate in these residence halls, whereas graduate students have three types of residence halls available: Engelhart Hall, Garrett Place Apartments, and McManus Center.
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The university offers various events such as performances, sports, clubs and organisations and many more. The university has seven libraries, out of which the university library is the main Evanston campus library serving since 1970. Every library serves different purpose. The university's athletic's department consists of 8 men's and 13 women's athletic teams. These include sports like basketball, soccer, tennis, volleyball and many more. Students are also offered various recreational facilities such as olympic-sized pool, modern workout space, fitness classes etc. Apart from this, there are various student organisations and clubs tha
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