#7 Tokyo
For those who want to study amidst the busy schedules and fast paced environment of the big city, they don't come much bigger and busier than Tokyo, which stands tall in 7^th place as one of the world’s best cities for students.
In the latest rankings Tokyo climbs 10 places from previous year alongside a high rating from graduate employers, it scores notably high in the desirability category, which considers factors such as safety, quality of living, tolerance, transparency and pollution.
#6 Boston
Boston is certainly one of the world’s best-known academic hubs, and in the QS Best Student Cities 2015 it ranked as the world’s sixth best city for students, moving up two places from the previous year.
The city scored high in the university rankings category and also tied with London as one of the two top-scorers in the employer activity category, reflecting the strong international reputation of its institutions among graduate employers. Despite its high scores the city’s high tuition fees bring Boston's overall score down.
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