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Flash Gordon is identified in the first issue as a 'Yale graduate and world renowned polo player'.A version of this is in the comic Gold Digger: At one point, a discussion is made on how just about everyone in the area is a doctor, with multiple degrees, ridiculous accomplishments, etc.Jon Osterman/Doctor Manhattan attends Princeton University from 1948 to 1958, graduating with a Ph.D.

Though some later writer at some point didn't get the memo and said she went to Harvard Law, that seems to have been explained away as a post-J.D. News, and Times Higher Education) and the foremost Public Ivy (neck-in-neck with UC Berkeley). and her Juris Doctor from UCLA, the top-ranked public university in the world (according to ARWU, CWUR, U.S. Matt Murdock of Daredevil fame holds a Juris Doctor (doctorate of law) from Columbia.

Lupin steals one of her papers and submits it to the applications board on her behalf, and gives her the acceptance letter they sent back during the finale.

Notably averted in Lupin III: The First, where Laetitia is trying to get into college, but rather than an Ivy League school or the Japanese equivalent, Tokyo University, she wants to go to Boston University.

Kaguya was originally supposed to go with him, but circumstances involving her family forced her to withdraw her initial application and put off attending until after graduation. He actually ends up getting accepted a year early and leaves Shuchi'in halfway through third year to start attending.

Shirogane mentions during the parent teacher conferences that he was going to attend Stanford.

Part of the convoluted backstory that Hayasaka made for her butler disguise for whenever Fujiwara comes over is being a Harvard graduate.

Cue 'Hau-Hau'-ing and Curtain Camouflage, because she's still an 11-year-old. Becky continually stumbles over 'Massachusetts' and when she finally notices the class's reaction, she notices Rei and the others snickering over her stuttering because it sounds like rapid-fire farts. Becky answered 'MIT', whereupon Rei asked what it stood for.

From Pani Poni Dash!, Child Prodigy Rebecca Miyamoto graduated from MIT at the age of ten, though in the manga she tells people she went to Columbia, simply because it's easier to pronounce than 'Massachusetts.' Might be because in the first episode of the anime, Rei (teasingly, it turns out) asked where Becky studied.

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