Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
ivy-league
noun
/ˈaɪ.vi ˌliːɡ/
Definition
A group of eight private colleges and universities in the northeastern United States, known for their high academic standards and significant history.
Examples
- Harvard University is one of the most famous Ivy League schools.
- Students from Ivy League institutions often have strong networks that can help in their careers.
- Being accepted into an Ivy League school is a significant achievement for many students.
Meaning
Ivy League refers to a collective of prestigious schools that are highly regarded for their rigorous admission processes and academic excellence.
Synonyms
- prestigious universities
- elite institutions
- top-tier colleges
