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Discover LudwigThe phrase "dream universities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to ideal or aspirational universities that someone hopes to attend.
Example: "After researching various programs, I finally narrowed down my list to my top three dream universities."
Alternatives: "ideal universities" or "aspirational universities".
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Everyone can dream — universities with undergraduate enrollments of 30,000 and private colleges with enrollments of 3,300.
In 2009, high school students Jaiquann, Elijah, Darien and Barien were accepted into their dream universities but couldn't afford to go.
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Yes, in a lot of circumstances, it will give people a leg up into their dream university.
Across the country, A-level students coping with studies and exams – not to mention results day – feel the pressure to secure a place at their dream university.
"They don't know how my sense of security at my dream university was shattered the moment I realised the two silhouettes I saw walking towards me were not my friends, or even friendly at all.
Stick up a picture on your wall of your dream university, job, lifestyle, party, reward – whatever it is you want at the end of all this swotting and keep your goal in sight to help you keep your eye on the bigger picture.
My first application to my dream university was unsuccessful.
Does your dream university demand a given mark for admission?
According to the 2011 Princeton Review survey on "Top Dream Colleges" among parents, Duke ranked as the 6th dream university.
Despite all the hours he put in, David says he wasn't even close to getting into his dream university.
Despite all the hours he put in, David said he wasn't even close to getting into his dream university.
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