Where the top 500 are

Every state, by its schools in the U.S. News national top 500 (2026-27 edition).

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States by national top-500 schools

  • California: 73 in the national top 500, 1,598 ranked
  • Texas: 67 in the national top 500, 1,591 ranked
  • Florida: 41 in the national top 500, 662 ranked
  • New Jersey: 30 in the national top 500, 415 ranked
  • Illinois: 22 in the national top 500, 675 ranked
  • Massachusetts: 20 in the national top 500, 353 ranked
  • Ohio: 17 in the national top 500, 619 ranked
  • Arizona: 16 in the national top 500, 365 ranked
  • Georgia: 13 in the national top 500, 435 ranked
  • North Carolina: 13 in the national top 500, 604 ranked
  • Pennsylvania: 13 in the national top 500, 675 ranked
  • Connecticut: 12 in the national top 500, 200 ranked
  • Maryland: 12 in the national top 500, 211 ranked
  • Michigan: 12 in the national top 500, 678 ranked
  • Washington: 11 in the national top 500, 318 ranked
  • Indiana: 10 in the national top 500, 402 ranked
  • Minnesota: 10 in the national top 500, 420 ranked
  • Tennessee: 10 in the national top 500, 380 ranked
  • Virginia: 10 in the national top 500, 323 ranked
  • New York: 8 in the national top 500, 1,232 ranked
  • Wisconsin: 8 in the national top 500, 466 ranked
  • Arkansas: 6 in the national top 500, 278 ranked
  • Louisiana: 6 in the national top 500, 315 ranked
  • Missouri: 6 in the national top 500, 355 ranked
  • Oregon: 5 in the national top 500, 239 ranked
  • Delaware: 4 in the national top 500, 44 ranked
  • Idaho: 4 in the national top 500, 159 ranked
  • Kentucky: 4 in the national top 500, 228 ranked
  • Nevada: 4 in the national top 500, 82 ranked
  • Oklahoma: 4 in the national top 500, 388 ranked
  • South Carolina: 4 in the national top 500, 236 ranked
  • Alabama: 3 in the national top 500, 293 ranked
  • District of Columbia: 3 in the national top 500, 30 ranked
  • Kansas: 3 in the national top 500, 295 ranked
  • New Mexico: 3 in the national top 500, 136 ranked
  • Nebraska: 2 in the national top 500, 145 ranked
  • New Hampshire: 2 in the national top 500, 84 ranked
  • Rhode Island: 2 in the national top 500, 57 ranked
  • Utah: 2 in the national top 500, 163 ranked
  • Hawaii: 1 in the national top 500, 53 ranked
  • Iowa: 1 in the national top 500, 323 ranked
  • Maine: 1 in the national top 500, 112 ranked
  • Mississippi: 1 in the national top 500, 229 ranked
  • West Virginia: 1 in the national top 500, 111 ranked
  • Alaska: 0 in the national top 500, 69 ranked
  • Colorado: 0 in the national top 500, 308 ranked
  • Montana: 0 in the national top 500, 95 ranked
  • North Dakota: 0 in the national top 500, 85 ranked
  • South Dakota: 0 in the national top 500, 121 ranked
  • Vermont: 0 in the national top 500, 46 ranked
  • Wyoming: 0 in the national top 500, 54 ranked

National and state ranks come from the 2026-27 U.S. News & World Report Best High Schools edition. HighSchoolTrends adds each school's rank history across up to 8 editions under US News's current methodology (2019–2026) (where archived pages prove them, earlier medal-list ranks (2012–2018) are shown separately and never compared), and enrollment and demographic context from the NCES Common Core of Data.

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