<p>The residents of those other two schools look into their alma mater’s with the same depth you’ve looked into yale. Likewise, a good number of them would reduce yale to some 6 word generalization as well. For outsiders without preference, no more depth is given to one than the other. Judgments abound: Harvard is too work-oriented, Yale is in a ****ty city, Princeton’s too cloistered.
Based on that I would have to reject your proposition. </p>
<p>And besides, Columbia beats all three (ooooh snap!)</p>