"peer universities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a sentence to describe universities that are roughly equivalent in terms of rank or quality. For example: "Many of the top students in our state apply to our peer universities for undergraduate degree programs."
These differentials are not unique to Harvard, as similar patterns are found at peer Universities.
Ranked by its peer universities in this category, MIT shared top and equal standing with Princeton, Harvard and Stanford.
Investment returns reported by Princeton's peer universities ranged from 14.4percentt at Penn to 11.1percentt at MIT.
Second, N.Y.U. has far less space proportionately than peer universities, and that lack of space inhibits new research and faculty recruitment.
The University does not exist in a vacuum, but neither should it assume the majority position of peer universities that grade inflation is not a problem.
The petition, which had received more than 675 signatures by the end of December, noted that many of Princeton's peer universities offer Asian-American studies.
But I think we need to focus on how to do that better, in part because there really isn't a peer university that can do it the way we can do it.
With his broad educational and practical background, Hockett has forged collaborations with faculty from many Cornell and peer university departments, as well as with state and federal legislators, think tanks, investment banks, and community groups.
In addition, we host an online peer university to help each member hone their writing and business skills.
Faust and her peer university presidents are failing, and failing quite miserably, to meet the standard Faust herself laid out in her 2009 commencement address: "The privilege of academic freedom carries the obligation to speak the truth even when it is difficult or unpopular".
Everyone wants a fresh start: no more Tory peers, university professors or retired diplomats.
