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When do you capitalize the word university?

You capitalize "University" when:

* It's part of the official name of a specific university:

* Example: Harvard University, University of California, Berkeley

* It's used as part of a proper noun:

* Example: The University of Oxford, Stanford University Press

You do not capitalize "university" when:

* It's used as a general term:

* Example: She attends a university in London. He is applying to universities across the country.

* It's used in a non-specific way:

* Example: The university system is undergoing major changes.

Here's a helpful tip: If you're unsure whether to capitalize "university," think about whether you could replace it with a specific name (like "Harvard"). If you can, then it should be capitalized.

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