The phrase "a standard university" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a typical or conventional university that follows common practices and structures in higher education.
Example: "In a standard university, students are expected to attend lectures and complete assignments regularly."
Alternatives: "a typical university" or "a conventional university".
When Rich Johnston started college in the 1970s, four years at a standard university was out of the question financially.
Within several years of its publication, The Peculiar Institution had reshaped perceptions of American slavery and become a standard university text.
The data can be retrieved using a standard university password and identification, and all textbooks a student buys are available for the length of their tenure at the university.
Our study conducts a SWOT analysis on a real scenario in which a standard university IT infrastructure is moved into cloud.
By the end of the sixteenth century natural philosophy was no longer purely identified with the Aristotelian system or a standard university curriculum.
The lack of consensus is reflected in the absence of any clear definitive standard yardstick one can apply to graduates of a standard university biology course to measure their competence in handling the computational challenges of today's research environment.
It's part of a growing trend of coding bootcamps that could all be potentially disruptive to the standard university system (which many say is long overdue for a shakeup anyway).
"DePaul's standard university procedure is to take action on a matter after it has been reviewed by the Fair Business Practices Committee," said Robin Florzak, a DePaul spokeswoman.
It's designed to be an enjoyable, social, and interactive experience and courses are designed with marked tests and assignments to reflect standard university learning.
Not surprisingly, in countries such as France and Italy, where the standard university bachelor degrees are somewhat tarnished, high numbers of students do not complete their courses.
The standard university human resources guidance, where it exists, states that the teaching relationship is reliant upon mutual trust and confidence and this "may be put at risk when a personal relationship is formed".
