Ivy league colleges, who do you recommend and why?

(during a previous century)
Yale cafeteria is ok, Harvard mini mart food is iffy. MIT mini mart is pretty good. Princeton is USWR highest rated ivy league college. I would look up these things at a college guide, then look at your myers briggs type, are you an extrovert or introvert? The feeling I got from the actual students is that harvard is kinda anonymous, so it might be easier to be a princeton introvert or yale introvert. extroverted? perhaps harvard, with its numerous sociable people is your thing.

also to heighten your likeliness of attending one of these places, consider getting a patent then describing it at your app.

Harvard, Princeton, and Brown are the Ivy Leagues with the best computer science programs. However, other non-Ivy Leagues, such as Stanford, MIT, and Caltech have better programs in this field.

Any one you can get into if they have your desired major. They only take about 10% of their applicants and most of the applicants are straight A students.

computer science, technology, medical, and law

For what major? What are you other interests that the campus should offer?

In the US, you can't study medicine or law at the undergraduate level. They are post-grad programs only. You need a bachelors in something else, and only then can you apply to US law or medical schools. Thus it doesn't matter which Ivy is good for law or medicine.

The best CS and Tech schools are not the Ivys, although some of the Ivys do have good progams in those fields. The best CS and Tech schools include Cal Tech, MIT, Stanford, UC Berkeley... none of those are Ivys. Doesn't mean they aren't elite.