College/university with P

  • Real Ivy League university in New Jersey.

  • Nickname for the University of Pennsylvania (Ivy).

  • Real university in New York City.

  • Common name for the University of Pittsburgh.

  • Real public university; also known as Penn State.

  • Pepperdine University in Malibu, California.

  • Shorthand for Pace University in NYC.

  • Short for Pomona College, part of Claremont Colleges.

  • Purdue University is real—a big school in Indiana.

  • Nickname for Pennsylvania State University (Penn State)

  • Private university in Oregon, founded in 1849

  • Often used for Providence College in NCAA hoops.

  • Pratt Institute, famed NYC art and design school.

  • Nickname for Pittsburg State Univ. in Kansas.

  • Parsons School of Design, part of The New School.

  • Former name of Univ. of Plymouth in the UK.

  • Major public research school in Indiana, “Purdue”.

  • Catholic liberal arts college in Providence, RI, USA.

  • Elite liberal arts college in Claremont, California.

  • Penn State, huge public university in Pennsylvania.

  • Former name of Thomas Jefferson Univ. in Philadelphia.

  • Ivy League university in New Jersey, “Princeton”.

  • Private university name used in Pakistan

  • Major research university in Beijing, China

  • Pucp
  • Pitzer College, a Claremont Colleges member in California.

  • Private Christian university in Malibu, California, founded 1937.

  • Fictional Port Chester Univ. from the comedy film “PCU”.

  • Public teacher‑education university in Manila, Philippines.

  • Informal for Princeton University, Ivy League in New Jersey.

  • Public research university in Portland, Oregon, founded 1946.

  • Liberal arts college in Claremont, California, founded 1963.

  • Penn State nickname for Pennsylvania State University

  • Prairie View A&M University, HBCU in Texas

  • Park University, private university in Missouri

  • Parul University, private university in India

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