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What was the world's second Ivy League school?

Everyone knows that the eight Ivy League schools are considered places of prestige and those who attend are generally thought to be in a higher social standing than those who attend the other less well-known colleges and universities throughout the United States. And although these schools are generally thought to be considered ‘Ivy Leaguers’ because of their high standards of academic excellence and their challenging application process, the term ‘Ivy League’ actually refers to an athletic conference in which the different sports teams would compete against each other. These sporting events, such as football, are still held in high regard today among these schools and are huge events to attend.

Although the eight schools are actually ranked in any kind of order, the second Ivy League school can be determined by looking at when the schools were established. By that criterion, Yale University is the second Ivy League school. Yale University was established in 1701 and is located in New Haven, Connecticut. It was once known as Collegiate School and it was during this time that the school colors, and therefore, the colors for all sporting teams, was green but today, Yalies can be seen sporting their deep blue colors all to support the team!

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