Peer Universities 2018-present

Peer Universities

Aspirational Peer Universities

Aspirational universities are institutions with which ��ҽ�seeks to be comparable in characteristics and quality.

BOSTON COLLEGE
Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts

BOSTON UNIVERSITY
Boston, Massachusetts

BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY
Waltham, Massachusetts

CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

EMORY UNIVERSITY
Atlanta, Georgia

NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY
Boston, Massachusetts

TUFTS UNIVERSITY
Medford, Massachusetts

TULANE UNIVERSITY
New Orleans, Louisiana

UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME
Notre Dame, Indiana

UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER
Rochester, New York

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
Los Angeles, California

WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY
Winston-Salem, North Carolina

Cohort Peer Universities

These universities are those defined as operationally comparative.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
Washington, D.C.

BAYLOR UNIVERSITY
Waco, Texas

FORDHAM UNIVERSITY
Bronx, New York

GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
Washington, D.C.

LEHIGH UNIVERSITY
Lehigh, Pennsylvania

PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY
Malibu, California

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
Syracuse, New York

TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY
Fort Worth, Texas

UNIVERSITY OF DENVER
Denver, Colorado

UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI
Coral Gables, Florida

UNIVERSITY OF TULSA
Tulsa, Oklahoma

VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY
Villanova, Pennsylvania

G14

The G14 is a consortium of fourteen universities formed by the Provosts of the universities, and supported by the Institutional Research offices through data exchanges and information sharing.