The Ivy League Facebook-off infographic details important differences between five of the biggest, and most prestigious, post-secondary schools in the United States.
The first portion of the graphic, created by Online Universities, ranks Cornell, Harvard and Columbia Universities as well as Brown and Dartmouth Colleges on their Facebook presence. Harvard crushed the competition and had more people that "liked" posts and Harvard-related content than any of the other schools. Cornell University finished in second place, though they did not even approach the amount of social media interaction of Harvard students.
Further comparisons are listed on the chart that detail the variations between tuition costs and gender demographics of those that attend the five top schools in America.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Social Media Presence in Education
- Opportunity for universities to leverage social media platforms like Facebook to enhance their online presence and engage with students.
- Tuition Cost Comparison in Higher Education
- Potential for disruptive innovation in the education industry by offering more affordable tuition options without compromising quality.
- Demographic Diversity in Elite Education
- Opportunity to promote inclusivity and diversity in prestigious institutions by addressing gender disparities and fostering equal representation.
Sectors Adopting This
- Higher Education
- Disruptive innovation opportunities in higher education to improve the affordability and accessibility of quality education for all.
- Social Media
- Innovative approaches to leveraging social media platforms in education to enhance communication, engagement, and branding.
- Diversity and Inclusion
- Disruptive solutions to address gender disparities and promote diversity in elite education institutes.
