U.S. News & World Report released their annual rankings today, and there aren't a whole lot of surprises on the list. 

In the national rankings, Harvard and Princeton still share a spot at the top-slot, with Yale coming in at No. 3. Columbia, MIT, and the University of Chicago also continue to rank highly. For the liberal arts schools (on page 2), Williams and Amherst take the No. 1 and 2 positions for the second year and a row.

How'd your school fare?

1. Harvard University

1. Princeton University

3. Yale University

4. Columbia University

4. University of Chicago

6. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

6. Stanford University

8. Duke University

8. University of Pennsylvania

10. California Institute of Technology

10. Dartmouth College

12. Northwestern University

13. Johns Hopkins University

14. Washington University in St. Louis

15. Brown University

15. Cornell University

17. Rice University

17. University of Notre Dame

17. Vanderbilt University

20. Emory University

21. Georgetown University

21. University of California--Berkeley

23. Carnegie Mellon University

24. University of California--Los Angeles

24. University of Southern California

24. University of Virginia

27. Wake Forest University

28. Tufts University

29. University of Michigan--Ann Arbor

30. University of North Carolina--Chapel Hill

31. Boston College

32. New York University

33. Brandeis University

33. College of William and Mary

33. University of Rochester

36. Georgia Institute of Technology

37. Case Western Reserve University

38. Lehigh University

38. University of California--Davis

38. University of California--San Diego

41. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

41. University of California--Santa Barbara

41. University of Wisconsin--Madison

44. University of California--Irvine

44. University of Miami

46. Pennsylvania State University--University Park

46. University of Illinois--Urbana-Champaign

46. University of Texas--Austin

46. University of Washington

46. Yeshiva University