Where else should I look?

Most universities have what they consider a “peer university” list that is comprised of schools they consider their peers or comparable to them in a number of ways. I’ve looked and can’t find the one from Villanova, but if you email its Office of Strategic Planning and Institutional Effectiveness, they can probably provide you with a copy (or perhaps you’ll have better luck finding it on their website). Nor could I find Creighton’s, so I’d recommend reaching out to them, too.

SHORT LIST
To save the eyes of those who don’t feel like reading the various lists, colleges mentioned at least 2x across the various lists include:

• Lehigh
• Loyola Maryland
• Santa Clara (3x)
• Loyola Marymount
• Saint Louis
• U. of Denver
• U. of San Diego
• U. of San Francisco
• Xavier

I also saw Bucknell listed multiple times as a peer school for others who had Villanova on their list, too.

Elon, Loyola Chicago, and Seattle U. all listed both Creighton and Villanova on their peer lists.

LONGER LISTS BELOW

Elon is one institution that lists both Creighton and Villanova on its list of peer schools. For those who don’t want to view the link, here’s the list of schools:

Loyola University Chicago is another one that that listed both Creighton and Villanova as peer schools. Universities it included were:

  • American
  • Catholic U.
  • Creighton
  • DePaul
  • Duquesne
  • Fordham
  • Illinois Inst. Of Technology
  • John Carroll
  • Loyola Marymount
  • Marquette
  • Saint Louis
  • Santa Clara
  • St. Johns
  • Tulane
  • U. of Denver
  • U. of San Diego
  • U. of San Francisco
  • Villanova
  • Xavier

Seattle University is yet another university with both Creighton and Villanova on its list of peer schools. Its peer list includes:

Peer Institutions

Other peer institutions

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