<p>I found this on another thread. I don’t much believe in ranking systems, but here it is anyway. Tulane is on the list, and frankly at the undergrad level, unless you are a 1 in a million math genius where you are essentially going to be doing high level reserch as an undergrad, a partial differential equation is the same everywhere. All these schools can prepare you very well for grad school. You really want to go where the fit is best. Size, affordability, weather, urban/rural, your peer students (especially this). These are the kinds of factors you want to take into account.</p>
<p>Anyway, here is the list, for what it’s worth.</p>
<p>Gourman Report ranking for undergrad math:</p>
<p>Princeton
UC Berkeley
Harvard
MIT
U Chicago
Stanford
NYU
Yale
Wisconsin Madison
Columbia
Michigan Ann Arbor
Brown
Cornell
UCLA
Illinois Urbana Champaign
Caltech
Minnesota
U Penn
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
U washington
Purdue WL
Rutgers NB
Indiana U Bloomington
U Maryland College Park
Rice
UC San Diego
Northwestern
Texas Austin
carnegie Mellon
Johns Hopkins
Washington U St Louis
Ohio State
SUNY Stony Brook
Penn State
UVA
RPI
Illinois Chicago
U Colorado Boulder
U Kentucky
UNC Chapel Hill
Dartmouth
U Rochester
U Utah
SUNY Buffalo
Tulane
USC
UC Santa Barbara
U Massachusetts AMherst
U Oregon
Duke
Louisiana State Baton Rouge
U Arizona
case Western
Michigan State
U Pittsburgh
Brandeis
US Air Force Academy</p>