Princeton University

Princeton University is a private Ivy League research college in Princeton, New Jersey, United States. Established in 1746 in Elizabeth as the College of New Jersey, Princeton was the fourth sanctioned organization of higher education in the Thirteen Colonies and along these lines one of the nine Colonial Colleges built up before the American Revolution. 

Princeton gives undergrad and graduate guideline in the humanities, sociologies, sciences, and engineering. It also offers professional online degrees.
The University has graduated numerous Nobel laureates and many known personalities for example two U.S. Presidents.

There is many reasons to choose this school, one of which being this uni is quite affortable for its quality. Princeton is a great school but what really make it special in comparison to other colleges is their great financial aid package.
Every building has such amazing character. Even the newer building are stylized. Those buildings are found a short walk away from the main part of campus. The carvings, and attention to detail on the older buildings is amazing. It's sad that that kind of artistry is only rarely applied in this day and age. All of the carved animals, people, and shapes are beautiful.

The professors are definitely experts in their field. They are enthusiastic about what they teach and give honest feedback. Grading at Princeton is notoriously "strict" when compared to other Ivies but that's just what comes with attending this school. It can be pretty stressful at times but student organizations seem to be making an effort to make it more manageable. There are several classes one can take and although Princeton doesn't offer majors in things like Theater or African American Studies, one can get certificates in these fields. Many people study in Firestone or the work spaces of their individual res colleges.

However, there are things that Princeton should work on: like economic diversity (or at the least, addressing it) and spiffing up cultural understanding amongs the student body. Also the social life or greek life is almost non existent there.

Overall it is pretty good uni, it has some drawbacks but these are not that important.

Pros
Great online criminal justice degree, it is not as expensive as other top universities, professors are great at teaching and very helpful.

Cons
Poor social life, low economic diversity, only few online courses to choose from.

Overall rating 8/10

The University of Cambridge

The University of Cambridge is a college public research university in Cambridge, England. 
Estabilished in 1209, Cambridge is the 2nd oldest university in the English-speaking world.

Cambridge is shaped from a mix of establishments which incorporate 32 constituent universities and more than 100 scholarly offices sorted out into six schools.
The college possesses structures all through the town, a large portion of which are of historical significance. The schools are self-representing foundations established as fundamental parts of the college.

Cambridge is an invidual of many associations and forms part of the "golden triangle" of leading English universities. The university is closely linked with Silicon Fen. It also is regularly placed among the world's best universities in different university rankings.
This college has many notable graduates, including several famous mathematicians, scientists, economists, writers, philosophers, actors, politicians, and 90 Nobel laureates who have been associated with it.

Students' learning includes lectures and laboratory sessions and supervisions organised by departments and colleges. The university has eight arts, cultural, and scientific museums. Its libraries contains over 15 million books.
There are diverse subjects which are wide ranging not too wishy washy. Quite difficult but fulfilling; and suits your needs. Facilities wise things are slow bureaucratically, but otherwise great. The students union here are sometimes too militant but they are good at what they do,. you can even join the Japanese and international development society here at the university. However the accommodation is not so great, and looking for a job will be hard, but you will have to look around.

This college has great people and an interesting course - it's a lovely place to study. The courses are interesting. The libraries are great here, the music societies are hundergraduatee with lots of opportunities.

Pros
Excellent lecturers and course structure, good support services, top teaching quality. Having degree from this university means you can find job everywhere u want.

Cons
Accomodation expensive and not so great, its very difficult to get in.

Overall rating 9.5/10