The big con job

I was just going through the SMU website on the universities that SMU were in partnership with and I just realised that the biggest name they had was the University of Pennsylvania. The rest of the schools, well, there's Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Carnegie Mellon University, and that's about most of the big names. There seems to be primary focus on the United States, because all the universities in the UK and Australia, are all not really renowned. Even those in the US, they don't have those that are the popular choices, like University of California, Cornell, Princeton, Imperial College, London School of Economics. It's like they just have one big name to cover up all the small names they have. It's like being blindsided and I feel a little cheated. How many students actually get to go to uPenn for an exchange? 2 a year?! Ridiculous!