How about Washington University?

In addition to humanities and social sciences, Washington University is strong in other professional fields.

The main campus is located in Seattle, where Microsoft and Boeing are headquartered. The two companies have long funded computer, information and engineering research at the University of Washington. Gates himself donated two buildings in Washington, DC, named after his parents. So the University of Washington has a very close relationship with Microsoft and Boeing, which is also very beneficial to the graduates of the University of Washington.

The undergraduate education of Washington University can be said to be second to none in American public universities, and the teacher-student ratio is as high as 1: 12, which is very rare in public universities. The teaching is mainly in the middle class, and the satisfaction of students and professors is 80% and 95% respectively.

Generally speaking, the application of the University of Washington is very cost-effective-both undergraduate and graduate students. Developed cities and economies, coupled with excellent scientific research strength and excellent teaching quality, can also avoid the danger of the University of California's head shot.