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I’ll be field-centered rather than university centered, as I don’t think that all top universities are unquestionably the best in at least one field. Some schools are very well known for a field, but that doesn’t mean that they can overcome the research capacity of the powerhouse generalist universities, which is why this list is mostly filled by the same five universities.EdX is a good example of how a large multi-university effort is naturally led by institutions who are “good at everything”.Let’s expand this metaphor and say that the United States Department of Education decides to create the “National American University” as an abstract entity, and this super-university is divided into the following schools:Professional schoolsSchool of Veterinary Medicine - Cornell UniversitySchool of Dental Medicine - University of MichiganSchool of Medicine (Primary care) - Johns Hopkins UniversitySchool of Medicine (Research) - Harvard UniversitySchool of Pharmacy - University of California San FranciscoLaw School - Yale UniversitySchool of Architecture - Cornell UniversityBiology DivisionSchool of Biophysics and Structural Biology - University of California BerkeleySchool of Bioinformatics - Broad Institute of MIT and HarvardSchool of Dynamical Biological Systems and Biocomputing - CaltechSchool of Neuroscience - Harvard University (HMS)School of Developmental and Stem Cell Biology - Harvard UniversitySchool of Synthetic Biology - MITSchool of Evolutionary Biology - Harvard UniversitySchool of Ecology - University of California BerkeleyMathematics DivisionSchool of Pure Mathematics - MIT (see James Leland Harp’s answer)School of Control and Dynamical Systems - CaltechSchool of Applied Mathematics - Stanford UniversitySchool of Statistics - Stanford UniversitySchool of Computer Science - Stanford UniversityPhysics DivisionSchool of Condensed Matter Physics - University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignSchool of Atomic and Nuclear Physics - MITSchool of Quantum Physics and String Theory - Harvard UniversityChemistry DivisionSchool of Pure Chemistry - MITSchool of Chemical Biology and Biochemistry - University of California BerkeleyNatural Sciences DivisionSchool of Geology - CaltechSchool of Astronomy and Astrophysics - CaltechEngineering DivisionSchool of Electrical Engineering - MITSchool of Mechanical Engineering - MITSchool of Chemical Engineering - MITSchool of Petroleum Engineering - The University of Texas at AustinSchool of Bioengineering - Broad Institute of MIT and HarvardArts and Humanities DivisionSchool of Visual Arts - Rhode Island School of DesignSchool of Music - The Juilliard SchoolSchool of History - Yale UniversitySchool of (Analytical) Philosophy - New York UniversitySchool of Linguistics - MITSocial sciences DivisionSchool of Government and Political Science - Harvard UniversitySchool of Sociology - Harvard UniversitySchool of Macro and Micro Economics - Harvard UniversitySchool of Developmental and Poverty Economics - MITSchool of Psychology - Stanford UniversitySchool of Education - Harvard UniversityOtherSchool of Media and Communication - University of Southern CaliforniaBusiness School - University of PennsylvaniaSchool of Agriculture - University of California DavisYes. Absolutely all of them located in the United States.

No, Yale University’s medical school is not a good school. It is a great school. Each year, U.S. News & World Report ranks medical schools in the United States, based on variables such as peer assessments, amount of National Institutes of Health research grants funds awarded and faculty-to-student ratio. This year it rated Yale’s medical school and University of California, Los Angeles | David Geffen School of Medicine as tied for 6th place among the nation's 185 research medical schools. Only Harvard, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania - Perelman School of Medicine, Stanford University Medical School, and University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine scored higher. In other words, Yale is one the world’s best medical schools.

Yes, it does mutate. But not very fast and not very significantly. Unlike many RNA viruses it has an error-checking enzyme to minimise errors in RNA replicatuion.“The virus mutates so slowly that the virus strains are fundamentally very similar to each other,” said Charles Chiu, a professor of medicine and infectious disease at the University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine.