How to say "great potential + university"?

prepositions

I want to say...

I can see great potential for growth (in? at?) xxx university. I am looking forward to studying at xxx university.

What is the correct proposition here?


Solution 1:

I'd go with "I can see great potential for growth at XXX University."

"I can see great potential for growth in XXX University" has more of a connotation of the University itself growing.

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