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The Ivy League Tour started in Boston, Massachusetts! The tour groups arrived throughout the day and we ate lunch in Quincy Market then jumped straight into tour festivities starting with a historic guided tour of Boston! We walked around Downtown Boston and explored Faneuil Hall, the Boston Freedom Trail, Old Granary Burying Ground, Old South Meeting House, Paul Revere's House, Old State House, Boston Massacre site, the Italian North End neighborhood, Old North Church, New England Holocaust Memorial, and the Boston Common!

Our June tour group had their welcome dinner at Joe's Waterfront overlooking the Boston Harbor! Our July group ate dinner at Elephant & Castle, a cool British pub downtown!

We started the first official tour day with a stop at the USS Constitution- the world's oldest commissioned warship- which never lost a battle!

First Ivy League University stop!

Campus tour of Harvard!

Our 2nd university stop on the Ivy League Tour!

MIT Q&A session with our tour guide in a lecture hall on campus!

On our July tour, the MIT bookstore awarded a book to the student that asked the best questions on the tour! After the two top students battled it out in rock paper scissors, Ayotunde was declared the winner!

Day 3 & Ivy League University stop #3!

On our campus tour of Brown University!

Students from the July tour on the Brown University steps!

Ivy League University Tour stop #4!

Touring Yale's campus!

Yale's campus was so cool to explore with so many architecturally beautiful buildings!

Day 4 and our 5th Ivy League University stop!

Students from the June tour posing in front of Columbia's mascot during our campus tour!

Stop #6 - NYU!

NYU's campus surrounds Washington Square Park!

On our June tour, students saw Come From Away!

On our July tour, students saw Paradise Square!

Day five - we traveled to Princeton, NJ for our 7th university stop!

Princeton was another architecturally beautiful campus to explore!

While in Princeton, New Jersey, we visited Albert Einstein's former house and saw the Institute of Advanced Study, where Einstein was one of the Institute's first professors!

University stop #8 - UPENN!

An interesting gate on UPENN's campus

After our Philly cheesesteak dinner in Philadelphia, we had some extra time to walk around and explore the historical landmarks in the area - like Independence Hall where the Declaration of Independence was signed and the Liberty Bell is kept!

Our ninth university stop in Baltimore, Maryland - Johns Hopkins!

Taking a tour of the Johns Hopkins campus!

Our tenth and final university - Georgetown in Washington D.C.!

Inside a Georgetown building!

D.C. was our final stop on the tour. Thank you to everyone that participated this year. We had two amazing tour groups and such a great summer helping members find their best fit school!!