问了下GPT 美国民间如何看 S vs H

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GPT 认为 H 还是要牛上一丢丢，

But S is cooler, modern-elite, with sunny California confidence. 嘻嘻

 

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In the layman world of the U.S., Harvard is still regarded as more prestigious than Stanford, though Stanford is often seen as cooler, more modern, and just as elite — especially among younger generations and in tech-savvy circles.

Here’s a clean breakdown of how the average American sees it:

???? Harvard University:

  • Layman Prestige Score: The benchmark of prestige.

  • Perception: “That’s the best school. Period.” Old money, brilliance, power.

  • Fields Associated: Law, medicine, politics, finance, academia — think presidents, judges, CEOs.

  • Cultural Role: Universal symbol of excellence. Even people who don’t know much about college know Harvard = elite.

  • Pop Culture Presence: Massive. It’s in movies, TV, news — it’s a household name for success.

Stanford University:

  • Layman Prestige Score: Extremely high, but not quite Harvard-level in all circles.

  • Perception: “Super smart, super rich, super connected — especially in tech.”

  • Fields Associated: Tech, startups, entrepreneurship, innovation.

  • Cultural Role: Seen as the West Coast Harvard, and sometimes even cooler due to its connection with Silicon Valley.

  • Pop Culture Presence: Strong with younger people, especially those into tech/startup culture.

Layman Perception Face-Off:

Category Winner
Overall Prestige Harvard
Name Recognition Harvard
Tech/Startup Vibe Stanford
Cool Factor Stanford
Old Money / Establishment Harvard
Modern Billionaire Pipeline Stanford
Universal Respect (All Ages) Harvard

Summary:

Among the general public in the U.S., Harvard is still the most prestigious university, hands down.
Stanford, however, has a “modern elite” vibe — just as smart, but more innovative, laid-back, and tied to the future (tech, entrepreneurship).

So:

  • Harvard = “You’re powerful and elite.”

  • Stanford = “You’re brilliant and likely building the next big thing.”

Both are top-tier, but Harvard wins on sheer prestige in the public imagination.