It’s hard to believe that Facebook is nearly a decade old. I can remember when it was just a social media toddler spreading across colleges. Oh, how it has grown. The last five years have been tumultuous but successful for the most popular website in the world. It was in 2008 that Microsoft gave the ultimate bid of credibility to the site by investing in it, something that the software giant rarely did for up-and-comers like a social network. It can be argued that it was at that point that the attention of the world really turned to Mark Zuckerberg’s baby and the site has stayed in the forefront of media…

Facebook was started in a dorm room at Harvard, so it’s fitting to see that the social network is most popular there when compared to other Ivy League schools. What started off as a play for exclusivity has opened up to become one of the most prolific web companies of all time. With nearly a billion users and a multi-billion dollar IPO around the corner, the project can be considered a success. This infographic breaks down how Facebook stacks up at Ivy League schools. Compiled By: OnlineUniversities.com Related articles Facebook plans to raise up to $12 bln in mega IPO (firstpost.com) Facebook looking…