The University of Kentucky
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- #1 Top English School Ranking in Kentucky
- #1 Top Accounting School Ranking in Kentucky
- #1 Top Political Science School Ranking in Kentucky
- #3 Top Communications School Ranking in Kentucky
- #4 Top Chemistry School Ranking in Kentucky
- #5 Top Education School Ranking in Kentucky
- #6 Top Kinesiology School Ranking in the Southeast
- #8 Top Animal Studies
- #8 Top School Ranking in Kentucky
- #9 Top Chemical Engineering School Ranking in the Southeast
- #12 Top Agriculture/Horticulture
- #13 Top Fine Arts - Painting/Sculpture/Photography/etc
- #14 Top Civil Engineering School Ranking in the Southeast
- #21 Top Mechanical Engineering School Ranking in the Southeast
- #27 Top Language - French/Spanish/etc.
- #33 Top English School Ranking in the Southeast
- #34 Top Political Science School Ranking in the Southeast
- #37 Top Kinesiology
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I've never heard of anyone not being admitted to UK. Lexington is a nice town. UK campus isn't much. Only sports worth being a part of is basketball and the football program still brings in more money. Mostly instate kids and the majority go home on the weekend. You can certainly do better at other, large SEC schools for both education and experience.