vanderbilt university Vanderbilt University (Vandy for short), also known as Vanderbilt University, is a world-renowned private research university located in Nashville, Tennessee, the United States, donated by Cornelius Vanderbilt, an American railway magnate. Founded in 1873, the university is a top university in the southern United States and one of the world's first-class universities, belonging to the New Ivy League. As one of the most influential private universities in the United States, Vanderbilt University ranked 14th in the comprehensive ranking of US News universities in 2018, ranking second only to Duke University in the South. With its excellent education quality and strong scientific research strength, Vanderbilt University enjoys the reputation of "Harvard of the South".
Vanderbilt University has a complete range of disciplines, including the School of Arts and Sciences, the School of Engineering, the School of Law, the School of Medicine, the School of Humanities, the School of Music, the School of Management and the Divinity School. The School of Humanities (No. 2), the School of Medicine (No. 14), the School of Law (No. 15) and the School of Nursing (No. 14) Both are among the top 20 in the United States. The School of Humanities ranks second in the United States along with Stanford University and Harvard University. The School of Engineering and the School of Management also have great strength and good reputation. Other majors ranking first in the United States include special education, audiology and education management. In 2009, Fortune magazine named Vanderbilt University as the "100 Best Employers in America".
Vanderbilt University School of Music Vanderbilt University, School of Music, the music library was founded in 1947, in the Social Religion Building of Beaufort College. In 1970, the library was removed. In 1985, the school established a music library in the Blair Conservatory of Music. In 2001, the library doubled and was named after a major donor, Anne Potter Wilson (the granddaughter of Myra Jackson Blair).
Although the campus is located in a prosperous area, it has beautiful scenery, more than 300 kinds of trees and shrubs, and has set up a national botanical garden since 1988, which was once rated as the "most beautiful campus" in the United States. Nashville, where Vanderbilt University is located, is a medium-sized city, located in the middle of the southeast of the United States. The climate is pleasant, and the two-hour flight can reach New York, Boston, Chicago, Miami, Atlanta and other important cities in the United States. Nashville is also a famous music city in the United States, which holds many large-scale concerts and high-level concerts every year.
Vanderbilt University Ranking:
2018 USNews
Comprehensive ranking of American universities - 14th
Ranking of American Postgraduate Special Education Major - No.1
Ranking of American universities specializing in midwifery nursing - No.1
Ranking of American graduate physician assistant professional universities - No.1
Ranking of American graduate audiology universities - No.1
Ranking of American universities specializing in graduate education management and supervision - No.1
Ranking of American Postgraduates in Internal Medicine - 10th
American Postgraduate Pediatric Medicine Ranking - 13th
Ranking of American Graduate Medical Schools - 14th
Ranking of American graduate political universities - 14th
American Postgraduate Clinical Psychology Ranking - 16th
Ranking of American Graduate Law Schools - 18th
scholarship The School of Music of Vanderbilt University provides a limited number of demand based scholarships for international undergraduate applicants.
dormitory : Freshmen must live on campus, but even if they can go out to live in senior grades, a large number of students still live on campus for four years, and a total of ten dormitory buildings are all in one area.
