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A TECHNICAL REPORT The Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education 2000 edition WITH A FOREWORD BY LEE S. SHULMAN THE CARNEGIE FOUNDATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF TEACHING

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The Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education, 2000 Edition Corrections and Changes October 29, 2004 Please note the following corrections:

Page 100: Replace the first occurrence of “WISCONSIN” with “WASHINGTON” Page 117: Delete the line containing “Art Insitute of Los Angeles, The CA” Page 118: Insert “Art Institute of Los Angeles, The CA” with the designation “ASSOCIATE’S” after the line

containing “Art Institute of Houston, The TX” Please note the following changes:

Alderson-Broaddus College (West Virginia) Page 63: Insert “Alderson-Broaddus College†” after “WEST VIRGINIA” Page 98: Delete “WEST VIRGINIA” and “Alderson Broaddus College” Page 115: Replace “Alderson Broaddus College WV” with “Alderson-Broaddus College† WV” and change its

designation to “BACCALAUREATE—GENERAL”

The Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University (Massachusetts) Page 103: Insert “Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University, The” before “Berklee College of Music” Page 117: Insert “Art Institute of Boston at Lesley University, The MA” with the designation

“SPECIALIZED—ART, MUSIC, AND DESIGN” at the bottom of the page

Baltimore Hebrew University (Maryland) Page 90: Delete “Baltimore Hebrew University” Page 110: Insert “Baltimore Hebrew University” before “Sojourner Douglass College” Page 119: Baltimore Hebrew University MD should now be designated “SPECIALIZED—OTHER”

Berea College (Kentucky) Page 56: Delete “Berea College” Page 61: Insert “Berea College†” after “Asbury College” Page 120: Replace “Berea College KY” with “Berea College† KY” and change its designation to

“BACCALAUREATE—GENERAL”

Bryant College (Rhode Island) Page 49: Insert “Bryant College†” after “RHODE ISLAND” Page 101: Delete “RHODE ISLAND” and “Bryant College” Page 122: Replace “Bryant College RI” with “Bryant College† RI” and change its designation to “MASTER’S I”

Divine Word College (Iowa) Page 90: Insert “Divine Word College” after “IOWA” Page 110: Delete “IOWA” and “Divine Word College” Page 133: Change the designation of “Divine Word College IA” to “SPECIALIZED—FAITH-RELATED”

Loras College (Iowa) Page 52: Delete “Loras College” Page 61: Insert “Loras College†” after “Iowa Wesleyan College” Page 151: Replace “Loras College IA” with “Loras College† IA” and change its designation to

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Mary Washington College (Virginia) Page 51: Insert “VIRGINIA” and “Mary Washington College†” before “VIRGIN ISLANDS” Page 55: Delete “Mary Washington College” Page 153: Replace “Mary Washington College VA” with “Mary Washington College† VA” and change its

designation to “MASTER’S II”

Pratt Institute (New York) Page 48: Delete “Pratt Institute†” Page 104: Insert “Pratt Institute†” after “New York School of Interior Design” Page 166: Pratt Institute† NY should now be designated “SPECIALIZED—ART, MUSIC, AND DESIGN”

Southeastern College of the Assemblies of God (Florida) Page 89: Delete “Southeastern College of the Assemblies of God” Page 60: Insert “Southeastern College of the Assemblies of God†” after “Jones College†” Page 174: Replace “Southeastern College of the Assemblies of God FL” with “Southeastern College of the

Assemblies of God† FL” and change its designation to “BACCALAUREATE—GENERAL”

Texas College (Texas) Page 58: Delete “Texas College” Page 63: Insert “Texas College†” after “Southwestern Adventist University” Page 178: Replace “Texas College TX” with “Texas College† TX” and change its designation to

“BACCALAUREATE—GENERAL”

University of Richmond (Virginia) Page 49: Delete “University of Richmond” Page 58: Insert “University of Richmond†” after “Sweet Briar College” Page 184: Replace “University of Richmond VA” with “University of Richmond† VA” and change its

designation to “BACCALAUREATE—LIBERAL ARTS”

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vii ForewordBy Lee S. Shulman

ix Acknowledgments

1 Category Definitions

3 Technical Notes

5 Summary Information

9 The 2000 Carnegie Classification: Background and DescriptionBy Alexander C. McCormick

31 References

33 List of Institutions by Carnegie Classification, Control, and State

35 Doctoral/Research Universities—Extensive39 Doctoral/Research Universities—Intensive43 Master’s Colleges and Universities I51 Master’s Colleges and Universities II55 Baccalaureate Colleges—Liberal Arts59 Baccalaureate Colleges—General65 Baccalaureate/Associate’s Colleges67 Associate’s Colleges89 Specialized Institutions—Theological seminaries and other

specialized faith-related institutions95 Specialized Institutions—Medical schools and medical centers97 Specialized Institutions—Other separate health profession schools99 Specialized Institutions—Schools of engineering and technology101 Specialized Institutions—Schools of business and management103 Specialized Institutions—Schools of art, music, and design105 Specialized Institutions—Schools of law107 Specialized Institutions—Teachers colleges109 Specialized Institutions—Other specialized institutions111 Tribal Colleges and Universities

113 Alphabetical Index of Institutions

193 Appendix

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5 Table 1 Distribution of Higher Education Institutions by 2000 Carnegie Classification

6 Table 2 Distribution of Higher Education Institutions by 2000 Carnegie Classificationand Control

10 Table 3 The Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education: 1973 and 1994

12 Table 4 Changing Criteria for Research Universities I and II: 1973–94

20 Table 5 Distribution of Higher Education Institutions by Carnegie Classification: 1973–2000

21 Table 6 Enrollment in Institutions of Higher Education by 2000 Carnegie Classification:Fall 1998

23 Table 7 Total Undergraduate Degrees Conferred by Institutions of Higher Educationby 2000 Carnegie Classification: 1997-98

24 Table 8 Percentage of Bachelor’s Degree Recipients with Majors in Liberal Arts Fields,by 2000 Carnegie Classification: 1997-98

25 Table 9 Total Graduate and First-Professional Degrees Conferred by Institutions of HigherEducation by 2000 Carnegie Classification: 1997-98

26 Table 10 Among Doctoral/Research Universities and Master’s Colleges and Universities, Master’sDegrees Conferred and Number of Fields Represented by 2000 Carnegie Classification: 1997-98

27 Table 11 Among Doctoral/Research Universities, Doctoral Degrees Conferred andNumber of Fields Represented by 2000 Carnegie Classification: 1997-98

28 Table 12 Federal Science and Engineering Obligations for Research and Development to Collegesand Universities by 2000 Carnegie Classification: Fiscal Year 1998 (in thousands)

29 Table 13 Expenditures for Research and Development at Colleges and Universitiesby 2000 Carnegie Classification: Fiscal Year 1998 (in thousands)

193 Table A1 Changing Criteria for Doctoral Universities: 1973–94

194 Table A2 Changing Criteria for Comprehensive and Master’s Institutions: 1973–94

195 Table A3 Changing Criteria for Liberal Arts and Baccalaureate Colleges: 1973–94

196 Table A4 Changes in the Carnegie Classification: 1994 to 2000

197 Table A5 Number of Institutions Included in Text Tables 6–13

198 Table A6 Standard Deviations Corresponding to Averages in Tables 6, 8, and 10–13

7 Figure 1 Percentage Distribution of Higher Education Institutions by 2000 CarnegieClassification

13 Figure 2 Number of Institutions Classified as Research Universities I and II: 1973–94

22 Figure 3 Percentage Distribution of Institutions and 1998 Fall Enrollment by 2000 CarnegieClassification

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Lee S. Shulman, PresidentThe Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching

Classification is one of the most challenging tasks that human beings confront. Which booksshould be shelved together in a library? Which disciplines should be organized into the same schoolor colleges in a university? On what basis should students be grouped together in a school? Which

institutions should be clustered together in the universe of higher education?What you hold in your hands or see on your screen is the 2000 edition of the Carnegie Classification of

Institutions of Higher Education, the first step of our two-stage plan to revamp the Classification. Followingthis foreword you will find:

J A list of categories and definitions;J Technical notes;J Summary information about the 2000 edition;J A detailed introduction;J A listing of institutions by Classification category; andJ An alphabetical index of institutions.

In this foreword my goal is to set a context for the 2000 Edition by providing a brief history of the Classifi-cation, by reflecting on what the Classification is and is not, and finally, by describing our long-term goals forthe 2005 Classification.

The Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education is the framework in which institutionaldiversity in United States higher education is commonly described. Developed in 1971 under the leadershipof Clark Kerr by the Carnegie Commission on Higher Education, the Classification was designed to supportresearch in higher education by identifying categories of colleges and universities that would be “homoge-neous with respect to the functions of the institutions and characteristics of students and faculty members.”Published in 1973, 1976, 1987, and 1994, the Classification groups American colleges and universities accord-ing to their missions as revealed in existing data on their behavior. Over the years, it has been a useful tool forresearchers and institutional personnel interested in analyzing individual institutions, students and faculty,and the system of higher education as a whole.

The Classification has been widely used for unintended purposes as well, some benign and others not.U.S. News & World Report uses the Classification to organize its influential college rankings. Some govern-mental bodies consult the categories when making decisions about institutional funding. Some foundationstarget certain grant programs to institutions based on the Classification. Some higher education organiza-tions use the Classification in determining membership dues. Campus officials regularly look to the Classi-fication to gauge where their college fits into the academic pecking order, and to identify peer institutionsfor comparison purposes. Indeed, because many people perceive the Classification as a ranking system, someinstitutional leaders adopt “moving up the Carnegie Classification” as an explicit institutional goal.

This complicated situation leaves us at the Foundation with a challenging dilemma. How do we respon-sibly meet the needs of the research community that has used this tool for decades? How do we mitigate theeffects of misinterpretation of the Classification as a ranking system? Most importantly, are there other waysto capture the institutional universe that would make the Classification a more flexible and informative tool,better reflecting the complexity of higher education? Shortly after assuming the presidency of the Founda-tion in 1997, I convened a group of scholars and experts in the field to consider and weigh these very issues.

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We came up with an ambitious two-stage plan. We would publish an updated Classification in 2000 thatuses current data and makes limited changes. By 2005 we intend to put in place a Classification system thatwill replace the present single scheme with a series of classifications that will recognize the many dimensionsof institutional commonality and difference.

The 2000 Edition of the Classification represents the first stage of this plan. Our overriding concern in thisedition is to update information that has become seriously outdated since 1994. Indeed, the 2000 Classifica-tion retains the basic structure of the earlier versions with just a few relatively small changes to definitionsand categories. Issues of data comparability, dissatisfaction with certain criteria that have been used in thepast, and discomfort with the influence of the Classification in shaping institutional priorities were thefactors driving the few changes we made. It is not our intention to signal a new set of standards or targetswith this edition, and we have no plans to issue any further editions prior to 2005.

One example of a change is the reduction of the number of categories used to group doctorate-grantinginstitutions from four to two in this edition. We feel that the use of federal obligations (as based on datapublished by the National Science Foundation) as the sole measure of research activity in an institution isinadequate. While we believe that research is an extremely important element of institutional mission, weare also convinced that a nuanced set of measures is needed to reveal research activity more comprehen-sively. We have chosen to suspend measurement of this attribute until a satisfactory set of indicators has beendeveloped, as well as indicators for other defining components of mission, including teaching and service.

The second stage of the plan, which is already underway, is to conduct the research necessary to imple-ment a 2005 edition of the Classification that will provide a sophisticated, adaptive set of tools that allowsusers to cluster institutions in several different ways. Our goal in developing a multiple classification systemis to provide a series of lenses through which to examine and analyze institutional mission and other impor-tant differences among institutions. Users of such a system will have to make deliberate choices about whichdimensions are relevant for a given purpose. Our hope is that this system will reveal varied pictures of theinstitutional universe, capturing in a more authentic way the true complexity of the U.S. higher educationsystem. Such a system should serve the needs of both the higher education research community and otherusers more faithfully than a single monolithic classification scheme.

One of the greatest strengths of the higher education system in the United States is its diversity of institu-tions. One pernicious effect of the Carnegie Classification from the perspective of the Foundation is thetendency for many institutions to emulate the model of a large research university. It is our hope that themultiple lenses of the 2005 classification system will encourage institutions to fulfill their distinct missions.Until then, we present this update of the classic Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education.

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U sing empirical data to classify all institutions of higher education is a complex enterprise, andmany people have contributed to the 2000 edition of the Carnegie Classification.

Early in our process, Clark Kerr and Marion Gade gave generously of their time and providedvaluable information on the Classification’s origins and subsequent development.

At the Carnegie Foundation, Mary Taylor Huber supplied valuable institutional memory on theClassification’s history at the Foundation. She also chaired the internal committee that guided the difficultchoices we confronted in creating this revision. Other members included Foundation President Lee Shulman,Executive Vice President John Barcroft, Secretary Johanna Wilson, and Senior Scholars Thomas Ehrlichand Alexander McCormick. Jacki Calvert fielded countless telephone and e-mail inquiries regarding therevision of the Classification and assisted in the preparation of this publication. Gay Clyburn helped to craftour dissemination plan, handled inquiries from the press, and edited this publication with assistance fromAmanda Yu. Gary Otake redesigned the Classification section of the Foundation’s web site, and formattedboth preliminary and final versions of the 2000 edition for the web. Sarah Gilbert provided vital assistance atevery stage of the project, and Sandra Stalkis assisted with the publication.

Mary Jean Whitelaw, former director of Data Management at the Foundation, served as consultant to theproject, generously sharing her knowledge of the Classification and also researching various alternatives forthis edition. John Minter of JMA Associates also contributed valuable information on the Classification’shistory and uses. Ellen Liebman provided vital statistical programming support, creating the analysis fileson which the 2000 Classification is based.

At the National Center for Education Statistics, C. Dennis Carroll, Roslyn Korb, Susan Broyles, andSamuel Barbett each facilitated our use of data from the Integrated Postecondary Education Data System(IPEDS). Fritz Hafner of Higher Education Publications, Inc. generously provided a data file from whichthe Classification universe was derived. Judy Irwin of the American Council on Education arranged a meet-ing with members of the Washington Higher Education Secretariat to discuss our proposed revisions, andassociation representatives in attendance provided informative and helpful feedback. In the course of pre-paring The Chronicle of Higher Education’s coverage of this revision, Julianne Basinger and Jean Evangelaufhelped to identify errors in the preliminary version.

Jackie Arthur of Leap O Faith Design designed the publication.Finally, countless institutional personnel assisted us in resolving data questions and in appropriately clas-

sifying their institutions.

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The 2000 Carnegie Classification includes all colleges and universities in the United States that aredegree-granting and accredited by an agency recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education. The 2000 edi-tion classifies institutions based on their degree-granting activities from 1995-96 through 1997-98. Fordefinitions and detailed information on classification procedures, refer to the Technical Notes. In addition,important limitations are documented in The 2000 Carnegie Classification: Background and Description.

Doctoral/Research Universities

Doctoral/Research Universities—Extensive: These in-stitutions typically offer a wide range of baccalaure-ate programs, and they are committed to graduateeducation through the doctorate. During the periodstudied, they awarded 50 or more doctoral degreesper year across at least 15 disciplines.

Doctoral/Research Universities—Intensive: These insti-tutions typically offer a wide range of baccalaureateprograms, and they are committed to graduate edu-cation through the doctorate. During the period stud-ied, they awarded at least 10 doctoral degrees per yearacross three or more disciplines, or at least 20 doc-toral degrees per year overall.

Master’s Colleges and Universities

Master’s Colleges and Universities I: These institutionstypically offer a wide range of baccalaureate pro-grams, and they are committed to graduate educa-tion through the master’s degree. During the periodstudied, they awarded 40 or more master’s degreesper year across three or more disciplines.

Master’s Colleges and Universities II: These institutionstypically offer a wide range of baccalaureate pro-grams, and they are committed to graduate educa-tion through the master’s degree. During the periodstudied, they awarded 20 or more master’s degreesper year.

Baccalaureate Colleges

Baccalaureate Colleges—Liberal Arts: These institu-tions are primarily undergraduate colleges with ma-jor emphasis on baccalaureate programs. During theperiod studied, they awarded at least half of theirbaccalaureate degrees in liberal arts fields.

Baccalaureate Colleges—General: These institutionsare primarily undergraduate colleges with majoremphasis on baccalaureate programs. During theperiod studied, they awarded less than half of theirbaccalaureate degrees in liberal arts fields.

Baccalaureate/Associate’s Colleges: These institutionsare undergraduate colleges where the majority of con-ferrals are below the baccalaureate level (associate’sdegrees and certificates). During the period studied,bachelor’s degrees accounted for at least 10 percent ofundergraduate awards.

Associate’s Colleges

These institutions offer associate’s degree and certifi-cate programs but, with few exceptions, award no bac-calaureate degrees.1 This group includes institutionswhere, during the period studied, bachelor’s degreesrepresented less than 10 percent of all undergraduateawards.

_____________1 This group includes community, junior, and technical colleges.

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Specialized Institutions

These institutions offer degrees ranging from thebachelor’s to the doctorate, and typically award amajority of degrees in a single field. The list includesonly institutions that are listed as separate campusesin the 2000 Higher Education Directory.

Theological seminaries and other specializedfaith-related institutions: These institutionsprimarily offer religious instruction or trainmembers of the clergy.

Medical schools and medical centers: Theseinstitutions award most of their professionaldegrees in medicine. In some instances, theyinclude other health professions programs,such as dentistry, pharmacy, or nursing.

Other separate health profession schools: Theseinstitutions award most of their degrees insuch fields as chiropractic, nursing, phar-macy, or podiatry.

Schools of engineering and technology: Theseinstitutions award most of their bachelor’sor graduate degrees in technical fields ofstudy.

Schools of business and management: Theseinstitutions award most of their bachelor’sor graduate degrees in business or business-related programs.

Schools of art, music, and design: These insti-tutions award most of their bachelor’s orgraduate degrees in art, music, design, ar-chitecture, or some combination of suchfields.

Schools of law: These institutions award mostof their degrees in law.

Teachers colleges: These institutions awardmost of their bachelor’s or graduate degreesin education or education-related fields.

Other specialized institutions: Institutions inthis category include graduate centers, mari-time academies, military institutes, and in-stitutions that do not fit any other classifi-cation category.

Tribal Colleges and Universities

These colleges are, with few exceptions, triballycontrolled and located on reservations. They are allmembers of the American Indian Higher EducationConsortium.

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Institutional Universe

The Carnegie Classification’s universe of institutionsis defined as all degree-granting colleges and univer-sities that are accredited by an agency recognized bythe U.S. Secretary of Education. Operationally, theuniverse is derived from the listings in the 2000 HigherEducation Directory, which is a comprehensive sourceon institutions’ degree offerings and accreditation.With the exception of system offices and non-degree-granting institutions, every effort was made to assigna classification for each entity listed in the Directory.

Data Source

All analyses are based on the 1995-96 through 1997-98 “Completions” surveys of the IntegratedPostsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) fromthe National Center for Education Statistics (NCES).The Carnegie Classification thus inherits the degreeand field definitions used in IPEDS. For informa-tion on IPEDS, see: http://nces.ed.gov/ipeds.

Definitions

Doctoral degrees

Doctoral degrees are defined in the IPEDS Comple-tions survey to include the Ph.D. in any field as wellas other doctoral-level degrees such as the Doctor ofEducation, Doctor of Juridical Science, and Doctorof Public Health. Degrees defined as first-professionaldegrees in IPEDS are not counted among doctoraldegrees.

Academic disciplines

The IPEDS Completions data report degree confer-rals by field of study according to a standard taxonomycalled the Classification of Instructional Programs (CIP).The CIP uses a numeric coding scheme to organize

instructional programs into three levels of aggrega-tion (the 2-, 4-, and 6-digit series under the CIP cod-ing scheme) (Morgan, Hunt, and Carpenter, 1990).For information on the CIP, see: http://nces.ed.gov/pubsearch/pubsinfo.asp?pubid=91396.

For the purpose of identifying distinct disciplinesfor master’s degrees and doctorates, the intermediateaggregation of the CIP (4-digit series) was used, withtwo exceptions: for degrees reported under “Miscel-laneous Biological Specializations” (26.06) and “Mis-cellaneous Physical Sciences” (40.07), the 6-digit codeswere treated as distinct disciplines. Specialized insti-tutions were identified in most cases by using the high-est level of aggregation (2-digit series).

Liberal arts fields

The liberal arts were defined to comprise the follow-ing categories from the CIP: English language andliterature/letters; foreign languages and literatures;biological sciences/life sciences; mathematics; philoso-phy and religion; physical sciences; psychology; so-cial sciences and history; visual and performing arts;area, ethnic, and cultural studies; liberal arts and sci-ences, general studies, and humanities; and multi/in-terdisciplinary studies.

Determining an Institution’s Classification

Because the category definitions are not mutually ex-clusive, the categories were assigned in a particularorder. At each successive step, only institutions notyet classified were considered. The following se-quence was followed:

1. Institutions that conferred no degrees at orabove the bachelor’s level were assigned tothe Associate’s category. This included in-stitutions with no conferral data whosehighest offering (from IPEDS InstitutionalCharacteristics or from the Higher Educa-tion Directory) was less than a bachelor’s de-gree.

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2. The extent of an institution’s concentrationof degrees in a single field (across all degreelevels) was examined for possible classifica-tion in one of the specialized categories.

3. Institutions conferring a total of at least 50doctorates per year across at least 15 fieldswere assigned to Doctoral/Research Univer-sities—Extensive.

4. Institutions conferring a total of at least 10doctorates per year across at least 3 fields,or 20 doctorates overall, were assigned toDoctoral/Research Universities—Intensive.

5. Institutions conferring a total of at least 40master’s degrees per year across at least 3fields were assigned to Master’s Colleges andUniversities I.

6. Institutions conferring a total of at least 20master’s degrees per year were assigned toMaster’s Colleges and Universities II.

7. Institutions where bachelor’s degrees ac-count for less than 10 percent of all under-graduate awards (including certificates)were assigned to Associate’s Colleges.

8. Institutions where bachelor’s degrees ac-count for at least 10 percent but less than 50percent of all undergraduate awards (in-cluding certificates) were assigned to Bac-calaureate/Associate’s Colleges.

9. Institutions where bachelor’s degrees ac-count for at least 50 percent of all under-graduate awards (including certificates) andwhere at least 50 percent of bachelor’s de-grees are in liberal arts fields were assignedto Baccalaureate Colleges—Liberal Arts.

10. Institutions where bachelor’s degrees ac-count for at least 50 percent of all under-graduate awards (including certificates) butless than 50 percent of bachelor’s degrees arein liberal arts fields were assigned to Bacca-laureate Colleges—General.

The 2000 Carnegie Classification was created us-ing the most current data available for a three-yearperiod, from 1995-96 through 1997-98. Each institu-tion was classified twice: first by averaging data forthe three years, and second by using the most recentyear’s data (1997-98) alone. In cases where the two

approaches suggested different classifications, we con-tacted institutional leaders for assistance (the defaultclassification was based on the three-year averages).

Additional Technical Notes

J Data imputed by NCES were treated as equiva-lent to institutional responses.

J The use of three-year averages means that a per-year statistic (number of degrees, number offields, or proportion of degrees) was calculatedusing data from 1995-96 through 1997-98. Whendata were not available for all three years, aver-ages were computed using available data.

J When computing the three-year statistic for pro-portions (e.g., proportion of bachelor’s degreesin the liberal arts), the data were summed acrossthe three years and the proportion was then cal-culated (as opposed to calculating three propor-tions and averaging them).

J Discipline counts are not cumulative (i.e., thethree-year average is a simple average of thenumber of disciplines represented by each year’sconferrals).

Downloadable Data File

The Carnegie Classification is available for download(as a spreadsheet file) from the Carnegie Foundation’sweb site at http://www.carnegiefoundation.org/clas-sification.

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table 1 DISTRIBUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS BY 2000 CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION

CATEGORY NUMBER OF INSTITUTIONS PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION

Total 3,941 100.0

Doctoral/Research Universities 261 6.6Doctoral/Research Universities—Extensive 151 3.8Doctoral/Research Universities—Intensive 110 2.8

Master’s Colleges and Universities 611 15.5Master’s Colleges and Universities I 496 12.6Master’s Colleges and Universities II 115 2.9

Baccalaureate Colleges 606 15.4Baccalaureate Colleges—Liberal Arts 228 5.8Baccalaureate Colleges—General 321 8.1Baccalaureate/Associate’s Colleges 57 1.4

Associate’s Colleges 1,669 42.3

Specialized Institutions 766 19.4Theological seminaries and other specialized

faith-related institutions 312 7.9Medical schools and medical centers 54 1.4Other separate health profession schools 97 2.5Schools of engineering and technology 66 1.7Schools of business and management 49 1.2Schools of art, music, and design 87 2.2Schools of law 25 0.6Teachers colleges 6 0.2Other specialized institutions 70 1.8

Tribal Colleges and Universities 28 0.7

NOTES: Figures in italics are aggregated from subcategories. Percentage details may not sum to totals due to rounding.

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table 2 DISTRIBUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS BY 2000 CARNEGIE

CLASSIFICATION AND CONTROL

NUMBER PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION 1 __________________________________ ___________________________________

PRIVATE PRIVATENOT-FOR PRIVATE NOT-FOR PRIVATE

CATEGORY PUBLIC -PROFIT FOR-PROFIT PUBLIC -PROFIT FOR-PROFIT

Total 1,643 1,681 617 41.7 42.7 15.7

Doctoral/Research Universities 166 93 2 63.6 35.6 0.8Doctoral/Research Universities—Extensive 102 49 0 67.5 32.5 0Doctoral/Research Universities—Intensive 64 44 2 58.2 40.0 1.8

Master’s Colleges and Universities 272 331 8 44.5 54.2 1.3Master’s Colleges and Universities I 249 246 1 50.2 49.6 0.2Master’s Colleges and Universities II 23 85 7 20.0 73.9 6.1

Baccalaureate Colleges 91 499 16 15.0 82.3 2.6Baccalaureate Colleges—Liberal Arts 26 202 0 11.4 88.6 0Baccalaureate Colleges—General 50 266 5 15.6 82.9 1.6Baccalaureate/Associate’s Colleges 15 31 11 26.3 54.4 19.3

Associate’s Colleges 1,025 159 485 61.4 9.5 29.1

Specialized Institutions 67 593 106 8.7 77.4 13.8Theological seminaries and other specialized

faith-related institutions 0 311 1 0 99.7 0.3Medical schools and medical centers 30 24 0 55.6 44.4 0Other separate health profession schools 2 84 11 2.1 86.6 11.3Schools of engineering and technology 9 16 41 13.6 24.2 62.1Schools of business and management 0 34 15 0 69.4 30.6Schools of art, music, and design 5 57 25 5.7 65.5 28.7Schools of law 2 21 2 8.0 84.0 8.0Teachers colleges 1 5 0 16.7 83.3 0Other specialized institutions 18 41 11 25.7 58.6 15.7

Tribal Colleges and Universities 2 22 6 0 78.6 21.4 0

NOTES: Figures in italics are aggregated from subcategories. Percentage details may not sum to totals due to rounding.1 Rows sum to 100 percent.2 Tribally-controlled institutions are included in the Public columns.

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Alexander C. McCormick, Senior ScholarThe Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching

The Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education is a taxonomy of U.S. highereducation institutions that has been used for a wide variety of purposes over three decades. Thefollowing pages contain a brief outline of the Classification’s history, a summary of noteworthy changes

and important caveats for this edition, and a presentation of descriptive data about the Classification and theinstitutions in each of its categories.

Background

The Carnegie Classification was developed in the early 1970s by the Carnegie Commission on Higher Edu-cation to serve its policy research needs. Although it was used in Commission reports as early as 1971, acomprehensive list of institutions by Classification category was not published until 1973. In the foreword tothat publication, Commission Chair Clark Kerr described the Classification’s genesis and purpose:

At an early stage in its work, the Carnegie Commission on Higher Education recognized theneed for a classification of institutions that would be more useful for purposes of analysisthan existing classifications. We sought to identify categories of colleges and universities thatwould be relatively homogeneous with respect to the functions of the institutions as well aswith respect to characteristics of students and faculty members. (Carnegie Commission, 1973,p. v)

Kerr went on to explain that the Commission “decided to make the Classification available in publishedform because we felt that it would be helpful to many individuals and organizations that are engaged inresearch on higher education” (p. vi). Thus, the Carnegie Classification was developed and subsequentlydisseminated as a research tool. It was intended neither as a ranking of institutions, nor as a policy lever todrive institutional change.

In The Rise of American Research Universities (1997), Hugh Davis Graham and Nancy Diamond write that“the Carnegie system was designed to pull the attention of policy makers away from the nation’s researchinstitutions, and to emphasize instead the variety and social importance of the vast majority of institutionsthat were not research oriented” (p. 53). Indeed, in one of the first reports to use the new system, the Com-mission recommended “preserving and even increasing the diversity of institutions of higher education bytype and by program; resisting homogenization” and “holding steady the number of universities” (CarnegieCommission, 1971, pp. 8-9).

Because of its emphasis on institutional “functions,” the Classification is widely interpreted as differenti-ating colleges and universities with respect to mission. In this respect, one of the Classification’s strengths isits grounding in objective data on institutional behavior: to the extent that it differentiates institutions bymission, it is mission as revealed in institutional action.

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_____________2 Many labels were different in the first published uses of the Classification. For example, in 1971 the four doctorate-

granting categories were identified as “Heavy emphasis on research,” “Moderate emphasis on research,” “Moderateemphasis on doctoral programs,” and “Limited emphasis on doctoral programs” (Carnegie Commission, 1971). In 1972,these became “Research and doctoral granting universities” I and II and “Doctoral granting universities” I and II(Carnegie Commission, 1972).

3 Institutions for Nontraditional Study (1976 only), Corporate-sponsored Institutions (1987 only), and Tribal Collegesand Universities (1994).

The Carnegie Classification from 1973 through 1994

The 1973 publication introduced the category labels that have come to be closely identified with the classifi-cation system (table 3).2 Revised editions were published in 1976, 1987, and 1994, to take account of bothchanges within institutions as well as changes in the universe of institutions (e.g., new institutions, closures,and mergers). Each revision retained the structure of the 1973 edition, with the addition or deletion of specialcategories,3 small changes to category labels in 1976 and 1987, and more substantial label changes in 1994.

table 3 THE CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION OF INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION:1973 AND 1994

1973 1994

Doctoral-Granting Institutions Doctorate-Granting InstitutionsResearch Universities I Research Universities IResearch Universities II Research Universities IIDoctoral-Granting Universities I Doctoral Universities IDoctoral-Granting Universities II Doctoral Universities II

Comprehensive Universities and Colleges Master’s (Comprehensive) Colleges and UniversitiesComprehensive Universities and Colleges I Master’s (Comprehensive) Colleges and Universities IComprehensive Universities and Colleges II Master’s (Comprehensive) Colleges and Universities II

Liberal Arts Colleges Baccalaureate CollegesLiberal Arts Colleges I Baccalaureate (Liberal Arts) Colleges ILiberal Arts Colleges II Baccalaureate Colleges II

Two-Year Colleges and Institutes Associate of Arts Colleges

Professional Schools and Other Specialized Institutions Specialized InstitutionsTheological seminaries, Bible colleges and other Theological seminaries, Bible colleges and other

institutions offering degrees in religion institutions offering degrees in religionMedical schools and medical centers Medical schools and medical centersOther separate health professional schools Other separate health profession schoolsSchools of engineering and technology Schools of engineering and technologySchools of business and management Schools of business and managementSchools of art, music, and design Schools of art, music, and designSchools of law Schools of lawTeachers colleges Teachers collegesOther specialized institutions Other specialized institutions

Tribal Colleges and Universities

SOURCES: Carnegie Commission on Higher Education, 1973 and Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching,1994.

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Although the Classification’s overall structure has been quite stable, it is important to recognize that cat-egory definitions have changed. This fact is frequently overlooked by those who undertake trend analysisusing the Classification. A noteworthy example is the definition of Research Universities I and II (table 4).In 1973 and 1976, the Research I category was capped at 50 institutions,4 and the number of institutions inResearch I and II was kept in rough parity. While federal funding was a criterion in all four versions, the1973 and 1976 criteria effectively limited the two categories to the top 50 and second 50 institutions in federalresearch support. In addition, the 1973 and 1976 criteria for Research II included national rank in doctoralproduction, which was dropped in later editions. In 1987, changes to the criteria both uncapped the size ofthese categories and eliminated their rough numerical parity. As a result, by 1994 the number of Research Iuniversities was nearly twice what the original criteria allowed, almost equaling the combined size of theoriginal Research I and II categories. In addition, by 1994 Research I universities made up a much largershare of the combined Research categories (89 out of 126 institutions) (figure 2). The definitions of the Doc-toral, Comprehensive (or Master’s) and Liberal Arts (or Baccalaureate) categories have also changed mark-edly over the Classification’s history (appendix tables A1–A3). The point is not to question the desirability orappropriateness of these changes, but simply to illustrate the sometimes considerable discontinuities in whatthese categories have represented over time, despite the relative stability in the Classification’s overall struc-ture and organization.

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_____________4 There were slightly more than 50 Research Universities I in 1973 and 1976 because the Commission included some

institutions by exception.

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1973 The 50 leading universities in terms of federalfinancial support of academic science in at least twoof the three academic years, 1968-69, 1969-70, and1970-71, provided they awarded at least 50 Ph.D.s(plus M.D.s if a medical school was on the samecampus) in 1969-70.

table 4 CHANGING CRITERIA FOR RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES I AND II: 1973–94

YEAR RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES I RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES II

These universities were on the list of the 100 leadinginstitutions in terms of federal financial support in at leasttwo out of the above three years and awarded at least 50Ph.D.s (plus M.D.s if a medical school was on the samecampus) in 1969-70, or they were among the leading 50institutions in terms of the total number of Ph.D.s (plusM.D.s if a medical school was on the same campus)awarded during the years from 1960-61 to 1969-70.

1976 The 50 leading universities in terms of federalfinancial support of academic science in at least twoof the three academic years, 1972-73, 1973-74, and1974-75, provided they awarded at least 50 Ph.D.s(plus M.D.s if a medical school was on the samecampus) in 1973-74.

These universities were on the list of the 100 leadinginstitutions in terms of federal financial support in at leasttwo out of the above three years and awarded at least 50Ph.D.s (plus M.D.s if a medical school was on the samecampus) in 1973-74. At least 25 of these degrees must havebeen Ph.D.s. Alternatively, the institution was among theleading 60 institutions in terms of the total number ofPh.D.s awarded during the years from 1965-66 to 1974-75.

1987 These institutions offer a full range of baccalaureateprograms, are committed to graduate educationthrough the doctorate degree, and give highpriority to research. They receive annually at least$33.5 million in federal support and award at least50 Ph.D. degrees each year.

These institutions offer a full range of baccalaureateprograms, are committed to graduate education through thedoctorate degree, and give high priority to research. Theyreceive annually between $12.5 million and $33.5 million infederal support for research and development and award atleast 50 Ph.D. degrees each year.

1994 These institutions offer a full range of baccalaureateprograms, are committed to graduate educationthrough the doctorate degree, and give high priorityto research. They award 50 or more doctoral degreeseach year. In addition, they receive annually at least$40 million or more in federal support.

These institutions offer a full range of baccalaureateprograms, are committed to graduate education through thedoctorate degree, and give high priority to research. Theyaward 50 or more doctoral degrees each year. In addition,they receive annually between $15.5 million and $40 millionin federal support.

SOURCES: Carnegie Commission on Higher Education, 1973; Carnegie Council on Policy Studies in Higher Education,1976; Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, 1987 and 1994.

NOTE: Additional wording concerning exceptional cases (1973 and 1976) has been excluded.

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_____________5 We have also changed selected labels in the interest of greater precision.6 The Master’s Colleges and Universities categories retain the Roman numerals because the criteria are unchanged from

the 1994 edition. Thus, just as label changes signal changes in the underlying criteria, continuity in these labels reflectsthe continuity in what they represent.

The 2000 Carnegie Classification

The 2000 edition of the Carnegie Classification retains the basic structure that was established in 1971, withtwo changes: we have reduced the number of categories of doctorate-granting institutions from four to two,and we have added a new category of baccalaureate colleges. As in the past, we have also made changes toselected category definitions and labels. For the doctorate-granting categories, we have discontinued the useof federal support as a basis for classification. In its place we have extended the previous use of doctoral fieldcoverage. Among baccalaureate colleges, we have discontinued the use of admissions selectivity as a criterion,and increased the proportion of majors in liberal arts fields for a college to be included in the liberal artscategory.

In addition to structural changes, we have adopted new category labels when the underlying criteria aredifferent from the previous edition.5 In so doing, we intend to signal discontinuities in what the categoriesrepresent, thereby discouraging improper inferences about institutional change. The new labels do not useRoman numerals to identify distinct categories. While the numerals permit easy abbreviation and reduceverbiage in text and tables, we are concerned that their use may improperly suggest a ranking.6 A briefexplanation of this edition’s changes appears below.

Motivation for Changes: Doctorate-granting Institutions

We eliminated the use of federal funding to differentiate doctorate-granting institutions for two reasons.First, federal support is at best a rough proxy for an institution’s research activity that suffers from severalweaknesses. Not all research is federally funded, and institutions differ in the proportion of all research thatis funded from federal sources. Similarly, academic fields differ in their reliance on federal research fundingand also in the costs associated with research. Thus a focus on federal dollars pays greater attention to fieldsthat are heavily dependent on federal funding and also to fields where research requires substantial invest-ments. The federal obligations data are also blind to the pass-through of funds from one institution to an-other, as happens in the case of large projects involving research teams at different institutions. All of thesefactors compromise the accuracy of federal obligations as a gauge of overall research activity.

Second, the previous definitions are not reproducible using current data. The 1994 edition used totalfederal obligations to institutions, using data from the National Science Foundation (NSF) report series,Federal Support to Universities, Colleges, and Nonprofit Institutions. These reports included data on federalagencies’ obligations to colleges and universities for science and engineering (S&E) as well as non-S&E obli-gations. Beginning with fiscal year 1993 the NSF ceased reporting data on non-S&E obligations due tochanges in data reporting by the U.S. Department of Education (which accounted for 91 percent of non-S&E obligations in 1993) (NSF, 1996: 11). While a statistical adjustment for this change would be feasible (inaddition to adjustments for inflation and for other changes in federal support), the shift from total obliga-tions to science and engineering obligations means that the new categories would not be comparable withthe previous ones.

Given that a loss of comparability was inevitable, we decided against contriving an adjustment to affordcontinued use of an unsatisfactory measure. As noted in the foreword, we are planning a major overhaul ofthe classification system for 2005, and this agenda includes the development of more comprehensive andsatisfactory measures of research activity.

The decision to discontinue the use of federal funding as a differentiating factor led us also to question thevalue of continuing four distinct categories of doctorate-granting institutions. This group of institutions,representing about 7 percent of the universe of institutions in the 1994 Classification, has been much morefinely differentiated than the other major institutional groupings. In 1994 Master’s Colleges and Universi-ties and Baccalaureate Colleges, with two categories each, represented respectively about 15 and 18 percent

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_____________7 In 1994 the measure was an index combining students’ scores on entrance examinations and their high school class rank.

Even if one were satisfied with achievement characteristics as an indirect measure of selectivity, it would be preferable touse such measures for the entire group of admitted students rather than for the subset who chose to enroll.

of the universe of institutions, and Associate of Arts Colleges, with no further differentiation, represented41 percent of the universe. We have also noted that when the Classification has been used in higher educa-tion research, the four categories of doctorate-granting institutions are frequently combined into two largeraggregates.

Finally, intense status competition exists among doctorate-granting universities, and at some institutionsthis has led to aspirations for mobility within the Carnegie Classification—despite our insistence that theclassification system is not a ranking of institutions. A concern with “moving up the Carnegie Classifica-tion” is not necessarily irrational or dysfunctional. When queried as to the importance of an institution’sclassification in particular categories, many senior administrators posited a link to faculty and administra-tive recruitment. At public institutions, some cited the use of the Carnegie Classification for peer compari-sons and the consequences for state funding, or the existence of mechanisms that designate different fund-ing strata according to schemes based on or resembling the Classification. These factors notwithstanding,while we fully support the drive for institutional improvement and the measurement of progress towardinstitutional goals, we have serious reservations about the appropriateness of the Carnegie Classification forthese purposes. Our decision to reduce the differentiation of doctorate-granting institutions reflected theseconcerns, as well.

Previous editions of the Classification have used the volume of doctoral production and also the numberof academic fields represented by doctoral conferrals among the criteria to differentiate doctorate-grantinginstitutions. For this edition, we have built upon this legacy to produce two categories of doctoral universi-ties, Doctoral/Research Universities—Extensive, comprising institutions that award a substantial numberof doctorates across a wide range of fields, and Doctoral/Research Universities—Intensive, which awarddoctorates in smaller numbers or in a more limited set of fields. As will be shown below, the close relation-ship between doctoral training and the conduct of academic research leads to a correspondence betweenthese categories and two different measures of research funding.

Motivation for Changes: Baccalaureate Colleges

As noted above, we have made two substantive changes to the Baccalaureate Colleges categories. We havediscontinued the use of selectivity as a differentiating criterion, and we have introduced a third category,“Baccalaureate/Associate’s Colleges.”

In early versions of the Carnegie Classification, baccalaureate colleges were not differentiated accordingto their liberal arts emphasis. Indeed, all such institutions were identified as “Liberal Arts Colleges.” TheClassification instead differentiated colleges according to selectivity of admissions and the number of theirgraduates who went on to complete the Ph.D. at “leading” universities (appendix table A3). The lattercriterion was dropped in 1987, in favor of a measure of the proportion of students majoring in liberal artsfields. In 1994 this change was continued (with an adjustment to the threshold proportion) and reflected inthe category labels, which were changed to “Baccalaureate (Liberal Arts) Colleges I” and “BaccalaureateColleges II.”

In reassessing these categories for the 2000 edition, we came to question the value of continued use of theselectivity criterion in light of the evolution of these categories to differentiate colleges according to theiremphasis on the liberal arts. First, selectivity of undergraduate admissions is a characteristic that could beused to differentiate all institutions with an undergraduate program, and we were unable to justify its appli-cation to this subset of institutions alone. Second, selectivity is frequently used by researchers as a proxy forinstitutional “quality” and its usage may reinforce perceptions that the Classification makes quality distinc-tions among institutions. Third, the measure used is not a direct measure of selectivity, but rather a measureof achievement characteristics of entering students.7 As such it merely measures one set of “inputs” to theeducational process, without reference to the institutions’ educational activities. Finally and most impor-tantly, selectivity is neither a necessary condition nor a defining feature of a liberal arts education. Indeed, a

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_____________8 The Carnegie Classification is available for download (as a spreadsheet file) from the Carnegie Foundation’s web site at

http://www.carnegiefoundation.org/classification. The file includes institutional identifiers that are commonly used inother data sets.

9 This period represents the most recent three years for which data were available.

reanalysis of the 1994 data shows that a number of institutions with a strong liberal arts emphasis (as re-vealed by the majors of their graduates) were excluded solely due to the achievement characteristics of enter-ing students.

In addition to dropping selectivity, we increased the proportion of majors in the liberal arts that is re-quired for classification in the “liberal arts” category (from 40 percent to 50 percent). In so doing, we havesharpened this category’s focus on the liberal arts, such that it identifies colleges where a majority of gradu-ates receive degrees in liberal arts fields.

We have added a third category of baccalaureate colleges where the majority of conferrals are at thesubbaccalaureate level, but where bachelor’s degrees account for at least 10 percent of all conferrals (unlessthey qualify for inclusion in one of the Specialized categories). In the past, whether to classify such institu-tions among Associate of Arts Colleges or Baccalaureate Colleges II was a matter of judgment. We felt itdesirable to implement an explicit criterion for classifying these colleges. We also noted that a number ofinstitutions are in the midst of a transition from two-year to four-year status. The addition of this hybridcategory appropriately describes such institutions, and we expect that in future years a majority of theirconferrals will be at the baccalaureate level.

Constraints and Cautions

The Carnegie Classification is a heuristic tool for grouping institutions. It identifies certain commonalitiesamong institutions that are suggested by descriptive data about their activities during a specified time frame.The Classification is a great simplification of what colleges and universities do, and only one of countlessways that they might be grouped. It does not purport to identify the fundamental character of an institution,and many important facets of institutional activity and identity are not taken into account. A significantconstraint for an exercise such as the Classification is the need for comparable data for all institutions. It isoften necessary to strike a compromise between a concept of interest (e.g., liberal arts emphasis) and the waythe concept can be operationalized using national data (proportion of graduates majoring in selected fields).And in many cases, data that would be useful for institutional differentiation are simply not available, or notavailable for all relevant institutions.

Considerable institutional diversity exists within most categories of the Classification, and many argu-ments can be made for further differentiation. However, no single differentiation scheme suits all purposes,and indeed arguments for still finer differentiation would remain. Fortunately, the array of available data onhigher education institutions is much richer today than it was when the Classification was developed threedecades ago, and technological advances have simplified the task of accessing and integrating data frommultiple sources. Researchers who desire greater disaggregation can take advantage of these changes andmake their own decisions about the data sources, variables, and subcategory definitions that are relevant to agiven purpose.8

The remainder of this section highlights several important considerations that users of the Classificationshould understand. Previous editions of the Classification have not included such an explicit treatment ofthese concerns, but most, if not all, apply equally to previous editions.

A SNAPSHOT OF INSTITUTIONAL BEHAVIOR

The Carnegie Classification is a retrospective snapshot of institutions’ activities during a fixed time period, inthis case academic years 1995-96 through 1997-98.9 It is necessarily retrospective for several reasons:

J It requires objective data about institutional behavior, which necessitates a look backward intime;

J Data on degree conferrals reflect the completion of educational programs, and thus tell usabout educational activities in the past; and

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J Time lags exist between the conferral of degrees and the collection, editing, and release ofnational data on conferrals by all institutions.

Because it is a retrospective account, it is inevitable that changes at some institutions—such as the addi-tion, expansion, or elimination of degree programs—will be too recent to be reflected in the Carnegie Clas-sification. Users of the 2000 Classification should be mindful that it characterizes institutions’ activities be-tween 1995-96 and 1997-98, and that any number of institutions might be classified differently using morerecent data. For many purposes, it may be inappropriate to “type” an institution rigidly based on its Carn-egie Classification.

SENSITIVITY TO CHANGES AND TRENDS

The Carnegie Classification has traditionally used three-year averages to classify institutions. This approachhas the advantage of smoothing out year-to-year fluctuations, but it can also mask trends in institutionalchange. For the 2000 edition, we modified our procedures to improve the Classification’s sensitivity to trendsand other recent changes that might be overlooked by exclusive reliance on three-year averages. We classifiedeach institution twice, once using three-year averages and once using data from the most recent year (1997-98) in isolation. In the vast majority of cases, the two procedures yielded identical conclusions. When they didnot, we contacted the institution’s leadership for assistance in assigning an appropriate classification.

DISCRETE CATEGORY BORDERS

As in the past, category definitions involve objective criteria such as the number of degrees awarded, thenumber of fields in which degrees were awarded, and the proportion of bachelor’s degrees in liberal artsfields. Inevitably, some institutions fall very close to one of these criterion values, in effect on the boundarythat separates categories of the Classification. Institutions close to—but on opposite sides of—such a bound-ary may be objectively quite similar and yet fall into different classification categories. For example, a bacca-laureate college where 50 percent of graduates major in liberal arts fields would be classified among Bacca-laureate Colleges—Liberal Arts, while another where 49 percent of graduates major in those fields wouldnot. Yet the two institutions are objectively quite similar, perhaps even resembling each other more than theyresemble most institutions in their assigned Carnegie Classification. Such results are common when continu-ous variables are converted to discrete categories. While it might be feasible to identify a margin around eachcriterion and permit institutions within these margins to select the appropriate category, this merely displacesthe problem as some institutions would fall close to, but outside, each margin’s boundary.

The dual classification procedure described above mitigates this difficulty to some extent, because eachcriterion was calculated twice using different time referents (three-year average and most recent year). Thisenabled us to identify institutions where the evidence supports their placement in either of two categories, inwhich case we sought assistance in assigning an appropriate classification. But there remain institutionsclose to category boundaries where both approaches yield the same result. This ambiguity near categoryborders is another reason why the Classification should not be interpreted as characterizing the fundamen-tal nature of an institution, and why the rigid typing of institutions based on the Classification may notalways be appropriate.

CAMPUS FOCUS

Although entities listed in the Carnegie Classification are referred to as “institutions,” in some instances theyare in fact campuses of a larger institution. Since its initial development, the Classification has made distinc-tions at the campus level. This is appropriate given its emphases on functions and student and faculty charac-teristics, and given that campuses are often functionally differentiated. However, distinct campuses are notalways identified in the Higher Education Directory, and degree completion data are not always available bycampus. These factors lead to some inconsistencies in the way multi-campus institutions are classified. As ageneral rule, if an entity was listed separately in the Directory and data were reported separately by the NationalCenter for Education Statistics (NCES), it was listed separately in the Classification. In the absence of NCESdata, every effort was made to acquire the information needed to assign a distinct classification.

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_____________10 The City University of New York Graduate Center is an example. Faculty at the Graduate Center and at the senior

colleges in the CUNY system teach and advise doctoral students and serve on dissertation committees, but the doctoratesare attributed to the Graduate Center and it is thus the Graduate Center that is classified among doctorate-grantinginstitutions.

11 Public institutions account for about three-quarters of all students in higher education, reflecting both size differencesand the large number of students who attend public community colleges (U.S. Department of Education, 2000, tables 1& 171).

EXCEPTIONS AND SPECIAL CASES

From the Classification’s inception, certain institutions have been included in categories other than those thatwould result from strict application of the criteria. Despite some reservations about this practice—particu-larly concerns about modifying criteria and decision rules for certain institutions—for this edition we havefollowed precedent and made a small number of exceptions on a case-by-case basis. Many of these are institu-tions with strong traditions and identities as undergraduate colleges, despite the presence of graduate pro-grams of a size sufficient for classification among Master’s (or Comprehensive) or even doctorate-grantinginstitutions. In many cases such graduate programs are separated, either geographically or temporally (e.g.,summer-only), from the undergraduate program. Another category of exception includes institutions thatmay award a majority of degrees in a single field but that offer a wider range of programs than is suggestedby a specialized classification.

OTHER CONSIDERATIONS

Some groups of institutions share resources on a consortial basis. For example, some doctoral programs arehoused within one institution but rely on the contributions of faculty at other consortium member institu-tions.10 Such contributions may also occur on a less formal basis, when a student seeks advice, and sometimesformal representation on a dissertation committee, from a faculty member with special expertise who is lo-cated at another institution. For classification purposes, only the awarding institution receives “credit” for thedoctorates conferred.

Finally, the data on which the Classification is based do not differentiate by division or student type withinan institution or campus. Some institutions have a residential program serving a mostly traditional studentbody as well as evening, satellite, summer, or distance education programs that serve returning students andworking adults. Despite considerable differences that may exist between the programs serving these differ-ent clienteles, the national data aggregate all of an institution’s degree conferrals by degree type. In suchcases it is not possible to differentiate degree conferrals along these dimensions, and this may lead to distor-tions in an institution’s Classification.

Descriptive Analysis of the 2000 Carnegie Classification

In this section we present a range of descriptive information about the 2000 Carnegie Classification, as well assome comparisons with previous editions. The descriptive tables pay particular attention to those character-istics that define the Classification categories. This discussion will also highlight ways in which the classifica-tion nomenclature may conceal certain features of institutional activity.

Like its predecessors, the 2000 Classification shows considerable diversity in U.S. higher education withrespect to degree offerings, field coverage, and specialization (table 1, in the Summary Information section).Of 3,941 institutions of higher education, about one in five (19 percent) offers specialized training in a singlefield at the bachelor’s level or higher. Another fifth of the institutional universe is committed to graduateeducation: 16 percent through the master’s degree, and another 7 percent through the doctorate. The re-maining three-fifths are undergraduate colleges: 15 percent at the bachelor’s level, and 42 percent at theassociate’s level (figure 1, in the Category Definitions section).

Almost equal numbers of colleges and universities are under public control or are private, not-for-profitinstitutions, accounting for 42 and 43 percent of the institutional universe, respectively, while the remaining16 percent are operated as for-profit enterprises.11 For-profit institutions are especially common among

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Associate’s Colleges (29 percent) and among certain specialized categories: schools of engineering and tech-nology (62 percent); schools of business and management (31 percent); and schools of art, music, and design(29 percent) (table 2, in the Summary Information section).

A majority of doctorate-granting institutions are public, including fully two out of three in the Doctoral/Research—Extensive category. While half of Master’s I institutions are public, private institutions predomi-nate among Master’s II institutions and among Baccalaureate Colleges (80 and 85 percent, respectively).Among Associate’s Colleges—the largest single category in the classification—about three out of five arepublic institutions.

Despite changes in category criteria over time and consequent limitations for trend analysis, it is useful toexamine the distribution of institutions in the six editions of the Carnegie Classification. While the universeof institutions has grown substantially, from about 2,800 in 1973 to nearly 4,000 in 2000, the contours of thehigher education system as captured by the Carnegie Classification have been relatively stable (table 5). Themost noteworthy change is the decline in the proportion identified as baccalaureate colleges, from 25 percentin 1973 to 15 percent in 2000. While some colleges have closed their doors or merged with other institutions,much of this change is attributable to the growing market for master’s-level training and the expansion ofundergraduate colleges into this market (appendix table A4).12 In addition, Associate’s Colleges and Special-ized Institutions now account for a somewhat greater proportion of institutions (the former’s share rose from38 to 42 percent, and the latter’s share increased from 15 to 19 percent).

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_____________12 Because some institutions that now qualify for the Master’s categories have been retained among Baccalaureate Colleges,

the decline in strictly bachelor’s-granting colleges is in fact slightly greater than that shown in table 5.

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table 5 DISTRIBUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONSBY CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION: 1973–2000

NUMBER PERCENT_______________________________________ _______________________________________

CATEGORY1 1973 1976 1987 19942 2000 1973 1976 1987 19942 2000

Total 2,837 3,072 3,389 3,596 3,941 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0

Doctoral/Research Universities 173 184 213 236 261 6.1 6.0 6.3 6.6 6.6Research I & II,

Doctoral/Research—Extensive 92 98 104 126 151 3.2 3.2 3.1 3.5 3.8Doctoral I & II,

Doctoral/Research—Intensive 81 86 109 110 110 2.9 2.8 3.2 3.1 2.8

Master’s Colleges and Universities 456 594 595 533 611 16.1 19.3 17.6 14.8 15.5Comprehensive I, Master’s I 323 381 424 439 496 11.4 12.4 12.5 12.2 12.6Comprehensive II, Master’s II 133 213 171 94 115 4.7 6.9 5.0 2.6 2.9

Baccalaureate Colleges 721 583 572 645 606 25.4 19.0 16.9 17.9 15.4Liberal Arts I, Baccalaureate I,

Baccalaureate—Liberal Arts 146 123 142 165 228 5.1 4.0 4.2 4.6 5.8Liberal Arts II, Baccalaureate II,

Baccalaureate—General &Baccalaureate/Associate’s Colleges 575 460 430 480 378 20.3 15.0 12.7 13.3 9.6

Two-year, Associate of Arts, Associate’s Colleges 1,063 1,146 1,367 1,463 1,669 37.5 37.3 40.3 40.7 42.3

Specialized Institutions 424 559 642 690 766 14.9 18.2 18.9 19.2 19.4

Institutions for Nontraditional Study — 6 — — — — 0.2 — — —

Tribal Colleges and Universities — — — 29 28 — — — 0.8 0.7

NOTES: Figures in italics are aggregated from subcategories. Percentage details may not sum to totals due to rounding.1 Category labels and definitions varied from one edition to the next. Not all categories are comparable over time.2 Figures for 1994 differ slightly from those previously published, reflecting revisions made in 1997.

—Not applicable.

Enrollment

Each category of the Carnegie Classification comprises institutions of varying size, but institutions in the twodoctorate-granting categories tend to be much larger than others, with Doctoral/Research Universities—Extensive averaging about 20,700 students in Fall 1998, and Doctoral/Research Universities—Intensive aver-aging about 10,200 students (table 6). Thus although Doctoral/Research Universities make up only 7 percentof the institutional universe, they accounted for nearly 30 percent of higher education enrollment in Fall 1998(figure 3). At the other extreme, Specialized Institutions tend to be quite small, enrolling an average of about700 students in Fall 1998. While they make up about one-fifth of institutions, they only enroll about 3 percentof students.

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table 6 ENROLLMENT IN INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION,BY 2000 CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION: FALL 1998

CATEGORY PERCENTAGECATEGORY AVERAGE MEDIAN TOTAL DISTRIBUTION

Total 3,961 1,617 15,079,149 100.0

Doctoral/Research Universities 16,258 14,319 4,243,433 28.1Doctoral/Research Universities—Extensive 20,672 20,016 3,121,462 20.7Doctoral/Research Universities—Intensive 10,200 8,917 1,121,971 7.4

Master’s Colleges and Universities 5,288 3,865 3,230,842 21.4Master’s Colleges and Universities I 5,962 4,801 2,957,127 19.6Master’s Colleges and Universities II 2,380 1,932 273,715 1.8

Baccalaureate Colleges 1,729 1,322 1,039,020 6.9Baccalaureate Colleges—Liberal Arts 1,651 1,436 373,138 2.5Baccalaureate Colleges—General 1,682 1,272 536,543 3.6Baccalaureate/Associate’s Colleges 2,309 1,083 129,339 0.9

Associate’s Colleges* 3,785 1,681 6,041,946 40.1

Specialized Institutions 715 349 510,703 3.4

Tribal Colleges and Universities 530 369 13,253 0.1

SOURCE: National Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System.

NOTES: Enrollment data were not available for a small number of institutions (see appendix for cell sizes).Figures in italics are aggregated from subcategories. Percentage details may not sum to totals due to rounding.

*One Associate’s College showed enrollment of zero, and one showed enrollment of 384,002. Excluding these institutions,the category average is 3,550.

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figure 3 PERCENTAGE DISTRIBUTION OF INSTITUTIONS AND 1998 FALL ENROLLMENT BY

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Tables 7– 11 present information on degrees conferred by institutions of higher education in academic year1997-98. Reflecting the size differences discussed above, doctorate-granting institutions are a major source ofundergraduate degrees, accounting for nearly half of all bachelor’s degrees. Doctoral/Research Universi-ties— Extensive, at just 4 percent of the institutional universe (152 institutions), awarded 36 percent of allbachelor’s degrees (table 7). Master’s institutions are also a major source of bachelor’s graduates, accountingfor 37 percent of the total. One in three bachelor’s degrees was completed at a Master’s I institution. Baccalau-reate Colleges awarded 13 percent of all bachelor’s degrees in 1997-98.

Although one category of the Carnegie Classification identifies institutions that emphasize the liberal arts(as reflected in students’ majors), the liberal arts are in evidence across the spectrum of institutions (seethe Technical Notes for information on how the liberal arts were defined). Indeed, in 1997-98 Doctoral/

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Research Universities produced half of all bachelor’s graduates with liberal arts majors, and Master’s institu-tions produced another one-third of the total (table 7). Baccalaureate Colleges produced about 15 percent ofliberal arts graduates.

The concentration of liberal arts majors was indeed highest at Baccalaureate Colleges—Liberal Arts,where about three out of four graduates majored in liberal arts fields (table 8). Nevertheless, each of theDoctoral/Research and Master’s categories includes institutions where at least half of bachelor’s degree re-cipients majored in liberal arts fields (as well as institutions where none did so). The institution-level pro-portions averaged 43 percent at Doctoral/Research Universities and 36 percent at Master’s Colleges andUniversities. Thus an institution’s classification in one of these categories, rather than among BaccalaureateColleges—Liberal Arts, does not necessarily signify an absence of liberal arts education.

table 7 TOTAL UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES CONFERRED BY INSTITUTIONS OF

HIGHER EDUCATION, BY 2000 CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION: 1997-98

ALL LIBERAL ARTSASSOCIATE’S DEGREES BACHELOR’S DEGREES BACHELOR’S DEGREES

________________________ _______________________ _______________________CATEGORY PERCENTAGE CATEGORY PERCENTAGE CATEGORY PERCENTAGE

CATEGORY TOTAL DISTRIBUTION TOTAL DISTRIBUTION TOTAL DISTRIBUTION

Total 557,626 100.0 1,192,487 100.0 490,945 100.0

Doctoral/Research Universities 11,328 2.0 562,146 47.1 244,334 49.8Doctoral/ResearchUniversities—Extensive 6,464 1.2 426,221 35.7 194,814 39.7

Doctoral/ResearchUniversities—Intensive 4,864 0.9 135,925 11.4 49,520 10.1

Master’s Colleges and Universities 22,955 4.1 434,908 36.5 159,504 32.5Master’s Colleges and Universities I 16,933 3.0 396,226 33.2 147,194 30.0Master’s Colleges and Universities II 6,022 1.1 38,682 3.2 12,310 2.5

Baccalaureate Colleges 23,773 4.3 151,551 12.7 75,615 15.4Baccalaureate Colleges—Liberal Arts 3,319 0.6 69,252 5.8 52,914 10.8Baccalaureate Colleges—General 7,283 1.3 77,613 6.5 21,967 4.5Baccalaureate/Associate’s Colleges 13,171 2.4 4,686 0.4 734 0.1

Associate’s Colleges 481,306 86.3 167 0.0 7 0.0

Specialized Institutions 17,059 3.1 43,628 3.7 11,471 2.3

Tribal Colleges and Universities 1,205 0.2 87 0.0 14 0.0

SOURCE: National Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System.

NOTES: Conferral data were not available for a small number of institutions (see appendix for cell sizes). Figures in italicsare aggregated from subcategories. Percentage details may not sum to totals due to rounding. Degree totals may differfrom those published by the National Center for Education Statistics because the Carnegie Classification universe is asubset of the universe of postsecondary institutions. Percentage details may not sum to totals due to rounding.

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table 8 PERCENTAGE OF BACHELOR’S DEGREE RECIPIENTS WITH MAJORS IN

LIBERAL ARTS FIELDS, BY 2000 CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION: 1997–98

AVERAGECATEGORY INSTITUTION-LEVEL

CATEGORY PERCENTAGE PERCENTAGE

Total 41.2 37.4

Doctoral/Research Universities 43.5 42.5Doctoral/Research Universities—Extensive 45.7 48.1Doctoral/Research Universities—Intensive 36.4 34.5

Master’s Colleges and Universities 36.7 36.0Master’s Colleges and Universities I 37.1 36.8Master’s Colleges and Universities II 31.8 32.6

Baccalaureate Colleges 49.9 44.9Baccalaureate Colleges—Liberal Arts 76.4 74.8Baccalaureate Colleges—General 28.3 27.9Baccalaureate/Associate’s Colleges 15.7 18.3

Associate’s Colleges 4.2 9.1

Specialized Institutions 26.3 27.0

Tribal Colleges and Universities 16.1 10.8

SOURCE: National Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System.

HOW TO READ THIS TABLE: The first column of figures presents the proportion of all bachelor’s degrees conferred that werein liberal arts fields. The second column summarizes institution-level statistics. Thus 43.5 percent of all bachelor’s degreesconferred by Doctoral/Research Universities were in liberal arts fields, and the institutional percentages average to 42.5.

NOTES: Figures pertain only to those institutions that awarded bachelor’s degrees. Field data were not available for a smallnumber of these institutions. Figures in italics are aggregated from subcategories. See technical notes for information onhow liberal arts fields were defined.

Unlike bachelor’s degrees, the conferral of associate’s degrees was highly concentrated in one category ofinstitutions: Associate’s Colleges produced 86 percent of all such degrees. Nevertheless, associate’s degreeprograms exist across the range of classification categories.

It should come as no surprise that Doctoral/Research Universities and Master’s institutions produced themajority of graduate degrees in 1997-98. The former group awarded nine out of ten doctoral degrees (mostof the remainder were awarded by Specialized Institutions). In addition, Doctoral/Research Universitiesawarded six out of ten master’s degrees, with another third of the total awarded by Master’s institutions(table 9). Doctoral/Research Universities—Extensive are defined as institutions that award doctoral degreesin large numbers across a wide range of disciplines, so it is also not surprising that this group accounted forthe lion’s share of doctoral degree production (80 percent).

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table 9 TOTAL GRADUATE AND FIRST-PROFESSIONAL DEGREES CONFERRED BY INSTITUTIONS

OF HIGHER EDUCATION, BY 2000 CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION: 1997-98

FIRST-MASTER’S DEGREES DOCTORAL DEGREES PROFESSIONAL DEGREES

________________________ _______________________ _______________________CATEGORY PERCENTAGE CATEGORY PERCENTAGE CATEGORY PERCENTAGE

CATEGORY TOTAL DISTRIBUTION TOTAL DISTRIBUTION TOTAL DISTRIBUTION

Total 429,653 100.0 46,212 100.0 78,920 100.0

Doctoral/Research Universities 250,221 58.2 42,024 90.9 45,103 57.2Doctoral/Research

Universities—Extensive 184,202 42.9 36,834 79.7 35,550 45.0Doctoral/Research

Universities—Intensive 66,019 15.4 5,190 11.2 9,553 12.1

Master’s Colleges and Universities 148,634 34.6 617 1.3 9,079 11.5Master’s Colleges and Universities I 141,316 32.9 615 1.3 8,354 10.6Master’s Colleges and Universities II 7,318 1.7 2 0.0 725 0.9

Baccalaureate Colleges 5,486 1.3 199 0.4 1,078 1.4Baccalaureate Colleges—Liberal Arts 4,046 0.9 199 0.4 761 1.0Baccalaureate Colleges—General 1,416 0.3 0 0 298 0.4Baccalaureate/Associate’s Colleges 24 0.0 0 0 19 0.0

Associate’s Colleges 0 0 0 0 0 0

Specialized Institutions 25,310 5.9 3,372 7.3 23,660 30.0

Tribal Colleges and Universities 2 0.0 0 0 0 0

SOURCE: National Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System.

NOTES: Conferral data were not available for a small number of institutions (see appendix for cell sizes). Figures in italicsare aggregated from subcategories. Percentage details may not sum to totals due to rounding. Degree totals may differfrom those published by the National Center for Education Statistics because the Carnegie Classification universe is asubset of the universe of postsecondary institutions.

To be classified among Doctoral/Research Universities—Extensive, an institution must have awarded atleast 50 doctorates per year across at least 15 academic fields (see the Technical Notes for information onhow fields were defined). This is a diverse group in scale and scope: institutions in this category awarded anaverage of 244 doctorates in 1997-98, across an average of 35 fields; these institutions also averaged 1,220master’s degrees across 51 fields (tables 10 and 11). At the doctoral level, the highest-producing institutionawarded 836 doctorates across 65 fields, and the institution with the most comprehensive field coverageawarded 757 doctorates across 81 fields. At the master’s level, one Doctoral/Research University—Extensiveawarded 4,966 degrees over 80 fields, and another awarded 1,884 degrees over 99 fields.

While Doctoral/Research Universities—Extensive are institutions that offer advanced training in a widerange of fields, Doctoral/Research Universities—Intensive focus their training in a smaller set of disciplines.These institutions also average about half the enrollment of those in the Extensive group (table 6). These

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_____________13 This excludes institutions that were eligible for classification among Doctoral/Research Universities.

differences are reflected in lower master’s and doctoral degree production: institutions in this category awardedan average of 600 master’s degrees and 48 doctoral degrees in 1997-98, across an average of 25 and 7 fields,respectively.

The Master’s I category contains institutions that awarded at least 40 master’s degrees across at least 3fields,13 but it too contains institutions that far exceed these criteria. On average, these institutions awarded285 master’s degrees in 1997-98, and these degrees were conferred in an average of 12 fields. The largestproducer awarded 3,667 master’s degrees in 28 fields, and the institution with broadest field coverage awarded1,274 degrees in 57 fields.

As with the distinction between the two categories of Doctoral/Research Universities, Master’s II institu-tions provide master’s level training in fewer fields than Master’s I institutions, and they average about 60percent fewer students. The average institution in this group awarded 64 master’s degrees in 2 fields in1997-98.

table 10 AMONG DOCTORAL/RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES AND MASTER’S COLLEGES AND

UNIVERSITIES, MASTER’S DEGREES CONFERRED AND NUMBER OF FIELDS REPRESENTED,BY 2000 CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION: 1997-98

MASTER’S DEGREES MASTER’S FIELDS*______________________ ____________________CATEGORY AVERAGE MEDIAN AVERAGE MEDIAN

Total 458 248 19.2 12

Doctoral/Research Universities 959 786 40.3 39Doctoral/Research Universities—Extensive 1,220 1,107 51.0 50Doctoral/Research Universities—Intensive 600 510 25.3 25

Master’s Colleges and Universities 244 160 10.2 7Master’s Colleges and Universities I 285 199 12.0 10Master’s Colleges and Universities II 64 41 2.4 2

SOURCE: National Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System.

NOTES: Figures in italics are aggregated from subcategories. Field data were not available for a small numberof institutions. See technical notes for information on how fields were defined.

*Field statistics pertain only to those institutions that awarded master’s degrees.

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table 11 AMONG DOCTORAL/RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES, DOCTORAL DEGREES CONFERRED AND

NUMBER OF FIELDS REPRESENTED, BY 2000 CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION: 1997-98

DOCTORAL DEGREES DOCTORAL FIELDS______________________ ____________________CATEGORY AVERAGE MEDIAN AVERAGE MEDIAN

Total 162 92 23.0 17

Doctoral/Research Universities—Extensive 244 193 34.5 33Doctoral/Research Universities—Intensive 48 37 7.1 7

SOURCE: National Center for Education Statistics, Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System.

NOTES: Figures in italics are aggregated from subcategories. Field data were not available for a small numberof these institutions. See technical notes for information on how fields were defined.

Funding for Research and Development

Although research funding is no longer included among the classification criteria, users of the CarnegieClassification may be curious about the relationship between research funding and the classification catego-ries. Information from two data collections by the National Science Foundation (NSF) is displayed in tables12 and 13. Table 12 presents data from the NSF’s Survey of Federal Science and Engineering Support toUniversities, Colleges, and Nonprofit Institutions. These figures represent funding obligations for researchand development (R&D) in science and engineering14 by 19 federal agencies (as reported by the agencies, notinstitutions) (National Science Foundation [NSF], 2000b).15 Table 13 presents data from the NSF’s Survey ofResearch and Development Expenditures at Universities and Colleges. This is a survey of a subset of institu-tions judged most likely to have appreciable separately-budgeted R&D expenditures, plus a number thatwere included for other reasons (556 institutions were surveyed for fiscal year 1998) (NSF, 2000a: 3). Unlikethe federal support survey, these data were reported by the institutions themselves and include funds fromnonfederal sources. The two surveys offer different, but complementary, perspectives on R&D funding athigher education institutions.16

Most notably, both surveys locate the bulk of R&D funds in Doctoral/Research Universities, with close to90 percent of the total. Furthermore, 80 percent of R&D funding was concentrated at Doctoral/ResearchUniversities—Extensive. Both of these figures are very close to the shares of doctoral production observed intable 9. This should come as no surprise: in most fields the doctorate is a research degree, and doctoraltraining is closely linked with the academic research enterprise. Among Doctoral/Research Universities—Extensive, federal R&D obligations for science and engineering for 1998 averaged $71.5 million, and totalR&D expenditures averaged $132.8 million. (The median values are notably lower—$38.4 and $94.5 mil-lion, respectively—reflecting the influence of extreme values on the averages.)

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_____________14 The NSF’s definition of science and engineering includes many social science fields.15 These figures are not comparable with total federal obligations data that were used in the 1994 Carnegie Classification.16 The NSF data are not always reported at the campus level for multi-campus institutions. Both tables exclude data that

could not be attributed to single entities in the Classification (e.g., aggregate data for a multi-campus institution, anddata reported for system offices). Consequently, these tables do not present comprehensive summaries and nationaltotals.

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By definition, Doctoral/Research Universities—Intensive offer doctoral training in fewer fields than theirExtensive counterparts. This concentration of effort is reflected in lower average levels of R&D spending:$9.7 million in federal obligations and $21.9 million in total expenditures.

It is also noteworthy that institutions across the classification spectrum received federal funds for researchand development in science and engineering.

table 12 FEDERAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING OBLIGATIONS FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

TO COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, BY 2000 CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION: FISCAL YEAR 1998(in thousands)

CATEGORY PERCENTAGE

CATEGORY AVERAGE1 MEDIAN1 TOTAL2 DISTRIBUTION

Total $15,432 $556 $11,404,389 100.0

Doctoral/Research Universities $46,191 $15,479 $10,023,442 87.9Doctoral/Research Universities—Extensive 71,536 38,409 9,156,555 80.3Doctoral/Research Universities—Intensive 9,740 3,415 866,887 7.6

Master’s Colleges and Universities 1,050 195 266,823 2.3Master’s Colleges and Universities I 1,104 211 260,645 2.3Master’s Colleges and Universities II 343 102 6,178 0.1

Baccalaureate Colleges 338 115 54,067 0.5Baccalaureate Colleges—Liberal Arts 360 132 39,952 0.4Baccalaureate Colleges—General 292 70 13,746 0.1Baccalaureate/Associate’s Colleges 185 185 369 0.0

Associate’s Colleges 338 214 12,495 0.1

Specialized Institutions 15,627 1,762 1,047,004 9.2

Tribal Colleges and Universities 140 69 558 0.0

SOURCE: National Science Foundation, Survey of Federal Science and Engineering Support to Universities, Colleges,and Nonprofit Institutions.

NOTES: Excludes amounts that could not be attributed to a single institution in the Classification (i.e., amounts reported inthe aggregate for a multi-campus institution or system, as well as amounts reported for system or central offices). Themajority of these amounts would likely be properly attributed to doctorate-granting institutions. Figures in italics areaggregated from subcategories. Percentage details may not sum to totals due to rounding.1 Figures refer to institutions with federal science and engineering obligations for research and development (institutions

with zero obligations are excluded; see appendix for cell sizes).2 Because this table excludes amounts that could not be attributed to a single institution, totals do not represent

comprehensive national totals.

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table 13 EXPENDITURES FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT AT COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES,BY 2000 CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION: FISCAL YEAR 1998 (IN THOUSANDS)

CATEGORY PERCENTAGE

CATEGORY AVERAGE1 MEDIAN1 TOTAL2 DISTRIBUTION

Total $42,834 $4,550 $20,945,744 100.0

Doctoral/Research Universities $88,287 $36,238 $18,716,881 89.4Doctoral/Research Universities—Extensive 132,750 94,463 16,859,308 80.5Doctoral/Research Universities—Intensive 21,854 9,959 1,857,573 8.9

Master’s Colleges and Universities 3,499 1,496 503,811 2.4Master’s Colleges and Universities I 3,648 1,648 496,119 2.4Master’s Colleges and Universities II 962 413 7,692 0.0

Baccalaureate Colleges 1,067 612 74,718 0.4Baccalaureate Colleges—Liberal Arts 1,094 612 50,340 0.2Baccalaureate Colleges—General 1,016 600 24,378 0.1Baccalaureate/Associate’s Colleges — — — —

Associate’s Colleges — — — —

Specialized Institutions 26,196 6,672 1,650,334 7.9

Tribal Colleges and Universities — — — —

SOURCE: National Science Foundation, Survey of Research and Development Expenditures at Universities and Colleges.

NOTES: Excludes amounts that could not be attributed to a single institution in the Classification (i.e., amounts reportedin the aggregate for a multi-campus institution or system, as well as amounts reported for system or central offices). Themajority of these amounts would likely be properly attributed to doctorate-granting institutions. Figures in italics areaggregated from subcategories. Percentage details may not sum to totals due to rounding.1 Figures refer to institutions with expenditures for research and development (institutions with zero expenditures and

institutions not surveyed are excluded; see appendix for cell sizes).2 Because this table excludes amounts that could not be attributed to a single institution, totals do not represent

comprehensive national totals.—Not applicable.

Concluding Comments

The Carnegie Classification is a useful tool for identifying groups of comparable institutions, and it has servedresearchers, policy makers, and others for three decades. Despite the relative continuity of category labelsfrom each edition to the next, there have been many changes to the underlying category definitions. Becauseit simplifies a very complex reality, users of the Classification should carefully consider the constraints andlimitations outlined above, particularly its reference to a specific time frame: the 2000 edition is a snapshot ofinstitutions based on data from 1995-96 through 1997-98, and any number of institutions might be classifieddifferently based on more recent data.

This edition will be the last in a series of unitary classification schemes issued by The Carnegie Foundationfor the Advancement of Teaching. The next edition, scheduled for release in 2005, will introduce a series of

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distinct classifications that will offer users greater precision and flexibility. There are no plans to issue anyrevisions prior to 2005.

The 2000 Carnegie Classification shows a continuing healthy institutional diversity in U.S. higher educa-tion. The foregoing analysis also shows diversity within categories of the Classification, as well as somecommonalities across categories that may be obscured in the present system. Both of these point to the valueof rethinking the Classification system and seeking new ways to represent the range of commonalities anddifferences that exist across institutions of higher education.

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List of Institutions by CarnegieClassification, Control, and State

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PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

ALABAMAAuburn UniversityUniversity of Alabama, TheUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham

ARIZONAArizona State University MainUniversity of Arizona

ARKANSASUniversity of Arkansas Main Campus

CALIFORNIAUniversity of California-BerkeleyUniversity of California-DavisUniversity of California-IrvineUniversity of California-Los AngelesUniversity of California-RiversideUniversity of California-San DiegoUniversity of California-Santa BarbaraUniversity of California-Santa Cruz

COLORADOColorado State UniversityUniversity of Colorado at Boulder

CONNECTICUTUniversity of Connecticut

DELAWAREUniversity of Delaware

FLORIDAFlorida International University†Florida State UniversityUniversity of FloridaUniversity of South Florida

GEORGIAGeorgia Institute of Technology†Georgia State UniversityUniversity of Georgia

HAWAIIUniversity of Hawaii at Manoa

IDAHOUniversity of Idaho†

ILLINOISNorthern Illinois University†Southern Illinois University at CarbondaleUniversity of Illinois at ChicagoUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

INDIANAIndiana University at BloomingtonPurdue University Main Campus

IOWAIowa State UniversityUniversity of Iowa

KANSASKansas State UniversityUniversity of Kansas Main Campus

KENTUCKYUniversity of KentuckyUniversity of Louisville†

LOUISIANALouisiana State University and Agricultural

and Mechanical College

MAINEUniversity of Maine†

MARYLANDUniversity of Maryland Baltimore CountyUniversity of Maryland College Park

MASSACHUSETTSUniversity of Massachusetts

MICHIGANMichigan State UniversityUniversity of Michigan-Ann Arbor

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Wayne State UniversityWestern Michigan University

MINNESOTAUniversity of Minnesota-Twin Cities

MISSISSIPPIMississippi State UniversityUniversity of MississippiUniversity of Southern Mississippi

MISSOURIUniversity of Missouri-Columbia

NEBRASKAUniversity of Nebraska-Lincoln

NEVADAUniversity of Nevada, Reno

NEW HAMPSHIREUniversity of New Hampshire

NEW JERSEYRutgers, The State University of New Jersey,

New Brunswick Campus

NEW MEXICONew Mexico State University Main CampusUniversity of New Mexico Main Campus

NEW YORKCity University of New York Graduate CenterState University of New York at AlbanyState University of New York at BinghamtonState University of New York at BuffaloState University of New York at Stony Brook

NORTH CAROLINANorth Carolina State UniversityUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

OHIOKent State University Main CampusOhio State University Main Campus, TheOhio University Main CampusUniversity of Cincinnati Main CampusUniversity of Toledo

OKLAHOMAOklahoma State University Main CampusUniversity of Oklahoma Norman Campus

OREGONOregon State UniversityUniversity of Oregon

PENNSYLVANIAPennsylvania State University University ParkTemple UniversityUniversity of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Campus

RHODE ISLANDUniversity of Rhode Island

SOUTH CAROLINAClemson UniversityUniversity of South Carolina-Columbia

TENNESSEEUniversity of Memphis, The†University of Tennessee, Knoxville

TEXASTexas A&M UniversityTexas Tech UniversityUniversity of HoustonUniversity of North TexasUniversity of Texas at ArlingtonUniversity of Texas at Austin

UTAHUniversity of UtahUtah State University

VERMONTUniversity of Vermont†

VIRGINIAOld Dominion UniversityUniversity of VirginiaVirginia Commonwealth UniversityVirginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

WASHINGTONUniversity of WashingtonWashington State University

WEST VIRGINIAWest Virginia University

WISCONSINUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonUniversity of Wisconsin-Milwaukee

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WYOMINGUniversity of Wyoming

PRIVATE, NOT-FOR-PROFITINSTITUTIONS

CALIFORNIACalifornia Institute of Technology†Claremont Graduate UniversityStanford UniversityUniversity of Southern California

COLORADOUniversity of Denver

CONNECTICUTYale University

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAAmerican UniversityCatholic University of America, TheGeorge Washington UniversityGeorgetown UniversityHoward University

FLORIDAUniversity of Miami

GEORGIAEmory University

ILLINOISLoyola University of ChicagoNorthwestern UniversityUniversity of Chicago

INDIANAUniversity of Notre Dame

LOUISIANATulane University

MARYLANDJohns Hopkins University

MASSACHUSETTSBoston CollegeBoston UniversityBrandeis UniversityHarvard UniversityMassachusetts Institute of Technology

Northeastern UniversityTufts University

MISSOURISaint Louis UniversityWashington University

NEW JERSEYPrinceton University

NEW YORKColumbia University in the City of New YorkCornell UniversityFordham UniversityNew York UniversityRensselaer Polytechnic Institute†Syracuse UniversityTeachers College, Columbia University†University of RochesterYeshiva University

NORTH CAROLINADuke University

OHIOCase Western Reserve University

PENNSYLVANIACarnegie Mellon UniversityLehigh UniversityUniversity of Pennsylvania

RHODE ISLANDBrown University

TENNESSEEVanderbilt University

TEXASRice UniversitySouthern Methodist University†

UTAHBrigham Young University

WISCONSINMarquette University

doctoral /research universities—extensive

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PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

ALABAMAAlabama Agricultural and Mechanical University†University of Alabama in HuntsvilleUniversity of South Alabama

ALASKAUniversity of Alaska Fairbanks

ARIZONANorthern Arizona University

ARKANSASUniversity of Arkansas at Little Rock

CALIFORNIASan Diego State UniversityUniversity of California-San Francisco†

COLORADOUniversity of Colorado at DenverUniversity of Northern Colorado†

FLORIDAFlorida Atlantic UniversityUniversity of Central Florida

IDAHOIdaho State University

ILLINOISIllinois State University

INDIANABall State UniversityIndiana State UniversityIndiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis

KANSASWichita State University

LOUISIANALouisiana Tech University

University of Louisiana at LafayetteUniversity of New Orleans

MARYLANDUniversity of Maryland Baltimore†

MASSACHUSETTSUniversity of Massachusetts BostonUniversity of Massachusetts Lowell

MICHIGANCentral Michigan UniversityMichigan Technological University†Oakland University

MISSISSIPPIJackson State University

MISSOURIUniversity of Missouri-Kansas CityUniversity of Missouri-Rolla†University of Missouri-Saint Louis

MONTANAMontana State University-Bozeman†University of Montana, The

NEVADAUniversity of Nevada-Las Vegas

NEW JERSEYNew Jersey Institute of TechnologyRutgers, The State University of New Jersey,

Newark Campus

NEW MEXICONew Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

NEW YORKState University of New York College of

Environmental Science and Forestry†

NORTH CAROLINAEast Carolina UniversityUniversity of North Carolina at Greensboro

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NORTH DAKOTANorth Dakota State University Main CampusUniversity of North Dakota Main Campus

OHIOBowling Green State UniversityCleveland State UniversityMiami UniversityUniversity of Akron, Main Campus, TheWright State University Main Campus

OREGONPortland State University

PENNSYLVANIAIndiana University of Pennsylvania

SOUTH CAROLINASouth Carolina State University†

SOUTH DAKOTASouth Dakota State UniversityUniversity of South Dakota

TENNESSEEEast Tennessee State UniversityMiddle Tennessee State UniversityTennessee State University

TEXASTexas A&M University-CommerceTexas A&M University-KingsvilleTexas Southern UniversityTexas Woman’s UniversityUniversity of Texas at DallasUniversity of Texas at El Paso†

VIRGINIACollege of William and MaryGeorge Mason University

PUERTO RICOUniversity of Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras Campus

PRIVATE, NOT-FOR-PROFITINSTITUTIONS

CALIFORNIABiola UniversityLoma Linda University†Pepperdine University

United States International UniversityUniversity of La VerneUniversity of San Diego†University of San FranciscoUniversity of the Pacific†

CONNECTICUTUniversity of BridgeportUniversity of Hartford

DELAWAREWilmington College

FLORIDAFlorida Institute of TechnologyNova Southeastern University

GEORGIAClark Atlanta University

ILLINOISDePaul UniversityIllinois Institute of TechnologyNational-Louis University

MASSACHUSETTSClark UniversityWorcester Polytechnic Institute†

MICHIGANAndrews University

MINNESOTAMayo Foundation-Mayo Graduate SchoolUniversity of Saint Thomas

NEW HAMPSHIREAntioch New England Graduate SchoolDartmouth College

NEW JERSEYSeton Hall UniversityStevens Institute of Technology

NEW YORKAdelphi UniversityClarkson University†Hofstra UniversityNew School UniversityPace University New York Campus†Polytechnic University†Rockefeller University†Saint John’s University

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NORTH CAROLINAWake Forest University

OHIOUnion InstituteUniversity of Dayton

OKLAHOMAUniversity of Tulsa

PENNSYLVANIADrexel UniversityDuquesne UniversityMCP Hahnemann University†Widener University

TEXASBaylor UniversityTexas Christian University

PRIVATE, FOR-PROFIT INSTITUTIONS

FLORIDAUniversity of Sarasota

MINNESOTAWalden University

doctoral /research universities—intensive

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PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

ALABAMAAlabama State UniversityAuburn University at MontgomeryJacksonville State UniversityTroy State UniversityTroy State University DothanTroy State University MontgomeryUniversity of MontevalloUniversity of North AlabamaUniversity of West Alabama, The

ALASKAUniversity of Alaska AnchorageUniversity of Alaska Southeast

ARIZONAArizona State University West

ARKANSASArkansas State UniversityArkansas Tech UniversityHenderson State UniversitySouthern Arkansas UniversityUniversity of Central Arkansas

CALIFORNIACalifornia Polytechnic State University-

San Luis ObispoCalifornia State Polytechnic University-PomonaCalifornia State University-BakersfieldCalifornia State University-ChicoCalifornia State University-Dominguez HillsCalifornia State University-FresnoCalifornia State University-FullertonCalifornia State University-HaywardCalifornia State University-Long BeachCalifornia State University-Los AngelesCalifornia State University-NorthridgeCalifornia State University-SacramentoCalifornia State University-San BernardinoCalifornia State University-San MarcosCalifornia State University-StanislausHumboldt State University

San Francisco State UniversitySan Jose State UniversitySonoma State University

COLORADOAdams State CollegeUniversity of Colorado at Colorado SpringsUniversity of Southern Colorado

CONNECTICUTCentral Connecticut State UniversityEastern Connecticut State UniversitySouthern Connecticut State UniversityWestern Connecticut State University

DELAWAREDelaware State University

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAUniversity of the District of Columbia

FLORIDAFlorida Agricultural and Mechanical UniversityFlorida Gulf Coast UniversityUniversity of North FloridaUniversity of West Florida

GEORGIAAlbany State UniversityArmstrong Atlantic State UniversityAugusta State UniversityColumbus State UniversityFort Valley State UniversityGeorgia College & State UniversityGeorgia Southern UniversityGeorgia Southwestern State UniversityKennesaw State UniversityNorth Georgia College & State UniversityState University of West GeorgiaValdosta State University

IDAHOBoise State University

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ILLINOISChicago State UniversityEastern Illinois UniversityGovernors State UniversityNortheastern Illinois UniversitySouthern Illinois University at EdwardsvilleUniversity of Illinois at SpringfieldWestern Illinois University

INDIANAIndiana University NorthwestIndiana University South BendIndiana University SoutheastIndiana University-Purdue University Fort WaynePurdue University CalumetUniversity of Southern Indiana

IOWAUniversity of Northern Iowa

KANSASEmporia State UniversityFort Hays State UniversityPittsburg State UniversityWashburn University of Topeka

KENTUCKYEastern Kentucky UniversityMorehead State UniversityMurray State UniversityNorthern Kentucky UniversityWestern Kentucky University

LOUISIANAGrambling State UniversityLouisiana State University in ShreveportMcNeese State UniversityNicholls State UniversityNorthwestern State UniversitySoutheastern Louisiana UniversitySouthern University and Agricultural and

Mechanical College at Baton RougeUniversity of Louisiana at Monroe

MAINEUniversity of Southern Maine

MARYLANDBowie State UniversityCoppin State CollegeFrostburg State UniversityMorgan State University

Salisbury State UniversityTowson UniversityUniversity of BaltimoreUniversity of Maryland Eastern ShoreUniversity of Maryland University College

MASSACHUSETTSBridgewater State CollegeFitchburg State CollegeFramingham State CollegeSalem State CollegeUniversity of Massachusetts DartmouthWestfield State CollegeWorcester State College

MICHIGANEastern Michigan UniversityGrand Valley State UniversityNorthern Michigan UniversitySaginaw Valley State UniversityUniversity of Michigan-DearbornUniversity of Michigan-Flint

MINNESOTAMinnesota State University, MankatoMoorhead State UniversitySaint Cloud State UniversityUniversity of Minnesota-DuluthWinona State University

MISSISSIPPIAlcorn State UniversityDelta State University

MISSOURICentral Missouri State UniversityLincoln UniversityNorthwest Missouri State UniversitySoutheast Missouri State UniversitySouthwest Missouri State UniversityTruman State University

MONTANAMontana State University-Billings

NEBRASKAChadron State CollegeUniversity of Nebraska at KearneyUniversity of Nebraska at OmahaWayne State College

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NEW HAMPSHIREPlymouth State College

NEW JERSEYCollege of New Jersey, TheKean UniversityMontclair State UniversityNew Jersey City UniversityRowan UniversityRutgers, The State University of New Jersey,

Camden CampusWilliam Paterson University of New Jersey

NEW MEXICOEastern New Mexico University Main CampusNew Mexico Highlands UniversityWestern New Mexico University

NEW YORKCity University of New York Bernard M. Baruch

CollegeCity University of New York Brooklyn CollegeCity University of New York City CollegeCity University of New York College of Staten

IslandCity University of New York Herbert H. Lehman

CollegeCity University of New York Hunter CollegeCity University of New York Queens CollegeState University of New York at New PaltzState University of New York College at BrockportState University of New York College at BuffaloState University of New York College at Cortland†State University of New York College at FredoniaState University of New York College at GeneseoState University of New York College at OneontaState University of New York College at OswegoState University of New York College at

PlattsburghState University of New York College at PotsdamState University of New York Empire State CollegeState University of New York Institute of

Technology at Utica-Rome

NORTH CAROLINAAppalachian State UniversityFayetteville State UniversityNorth Carolina Agricultural and Technical State

UniversityNorth Carolina Central UniversityUniversity of North Carolina at CharlotteUniversity of North Carolina at Pembroke

University of North Carolina at WilmingtonWestern Carolina University

NORTH DAKOTAMinot State University

OHIOYoungstown State University

OKLAHOMACameron UniversityEast Central UniversityNortheastern State UniversityNorthwestern Oklahoma State UniversitySoutheastern Oklahoma State UniversitySouthwestern Oklahoma State UniversityUniversity of Central Oklahoma

OREGONSouthern Oregon UniversityWestern Oregon University

PENNSYLVANIABloomsburg University of PennsylvaniaCalifornia University of PennsylvaniaCheyney University of PennsylvaniaClarion University of PennsylvaniaEast Stroudsburg University of PennsylvaniaEdinboro University of PennsylvaniaKutztown University of PennsylvaniaLincoln University†Mansfield University of PennsylvaniaMillersville University of PennsylvaniaPennsylvania State University Great ValleyPennsylvania State University HarrisburgShippensburg University of PennsylvaniaSlippery Rock University of PennsylvaniaWest Chester University of Pennsylvania

RHODE ISLANDRhode Island College

SOUTH CAROLINACitadel, the Military College of South Carolina,

TheCollege of CharlestonFrancis Marion UniversityWinthrop University

SOUTH DAKOTANorthern State University†

master’s colleges and universities i

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TENNESSEEAustin Peay State UniversityTennessee Technological UniversityUniversity of Tennessee at ChattanoogaUniversity of Tennessee at Martin

TEXASAngelo State UniversityLamar UniversityMidwestern State UniversityPrairie View A&M UniversitySam Houston State UniversitySouthwest Texas State UniversityStephen F. Austin State UniversitySul Ross State UniversityTarleton State UniversityTexas A&M International UniversityTexas A&M University-Corpus ChristiTexas A&M University-TexarkanaUniversity of Houston-Clear LakeUniversity of Houston-VictoriaUniversity of Texas-Pan AmericanUniversity of Texas at Brownsville/Texas

Southmost CollegeUniversity of Texas at San AntonioUniversity of Texas at TylerUniversity of Texas of the Permian BasinWest Texas A&M University

VERMONTJohnson State College

VIRGINIAJames Madison UniversityLongwood CollegeNorfolk State UniversityRadford UniversityVirginia State University

WASHINGTONCentral Washington UniversityEastern Washington UniversityWestern Washington University

WEST VIRGINIAMarshall University

WISCONSINUniversity of Wisconsin-Eau ClaireUniversity of Wisconsin-La CrosseUniversity of Wisconsin-OshkoshUniversity of Wisconsin-Platteville

University of Wisconsin-River FallsUniversity of Wisconsin-Stevens PointUniversity of Wisconsin-StoutUniversity of Wisconsin-SuperiorUniversity of Wisconsin-Whitewater

GUAMUniversity of Guam

PUERTO RICOUniversity of Puerto Rico-Mayaguez Campus

PRIVATE, NOT-FOR-PROFITINSTITUTIONS

ALABAMASamford UniversitySpring Hill CollegeTuskegee UniversityUniversity of Mobile

ALASKAAlaska Pacific University

ARIZONAGrand Canyon UniversityWestern International University

CALIFORNIAAntioch University Southern California†Azusa Pacific UniversityCalifornia Baptist University†California Lutheran UniversityChapman UniversityCollege of Notre DameDominican University of CaliforniaFresno Pacific UniversityHoly Names CollegeHope International UniversityJohn F. Kennedy UniversityLa Sierra UniversityLoyola Marymount UniversityMonterey Institute of International StudiesMount Saint Mary’s CollegeNational UniversitySaint Mary’s College of CaliforniaSanta Clara UniversityUniversity of Redlands†

COLORADOColorado Christian UniversityRegis University

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CONNECTICUTFairfield UniversityQuinnipiac UniversitySacred Heart UniversitySaint Joseph CollegeUniversity of New Haven

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAGallaudet UniversitySoutheastern UniversityTrinity College

FLORIDABarry UniversityEmbry-Riddle Aeronautical University†Jacksonville UniversityLynn UniversityPalm Beach Atlantic CollegeRollins CollegeSt. Thomas UniversityStetson University

GEORGIABrenau UniversityMercer University

HAWAIIChaminade University of HonoluluHawaii Pacific University

ILLINOISAurora UniversityBenedictine UniversityBradley UniversityColumbia CollegeConcordia UniversityDominican UniversityLewis UniversityNorth Central CollegeNorth Park UniversityOlivet Nazarene UniversityRockford CollegeRoosevelt UniversitySaint Xavier UniversityUniversity of Saint Francis

INDIANAButler UniversityIndiana Wesleyan UniversityUniversity of Evansville†University of IndianapolisUniversity of Saint Francis†Valparaiso University

IOWADrake University†Maharishi University of ManagementSt. Ambrose University

KANSASBaker University†Friends UniversitySaint Mary College

KENTUCKYBellarmine UniversitySpalding University

LOUISIANACentenary College of LouisianaLoyola University New OrleansXavier University of Louisiana

MARYLANDCollege of Notre Dame of MarylandHood CollegeLoyola College in MarylandMount Saint Mary’s College and Seminary

MASSACHUSETTSAmerican International CollegeAnna Maria CollegeAssumption CollegeBentley College†Emerson CollegeEmmanuel CollegeLesley University†Simmons College†Springfield CollegeSuffolk UniversityWestern New England CollegeWheelock College†

MICHIGANLawrence Technological UniversityMadonna UniversityMarygrove College†Siena Heights University†University of Detroit Mercy†

MINNESOTABethel CollegeCollege of Saint CatherineCollege of Saint Scholastica, TheHamline UniversitySaint Mary’s University of Minnesota

master’s colleges and universities i

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MISSISSIPPIMississippi CollegeWilliam Carey College

MISSOURIAvila CollegeFontbonne CollegeLindenwood UniversityMaryville University of Saint LouisPark CollegeRockhurst UniversityWebster UniversityWilliam Woods University

NEBRASKABellevue University†Creighton University†

NEW HAMPSHIRENotre Dame CollegeRivier College

NEW JERSEYFairleigh Dickinson UniversityGeorgian Court CollegeMonmouth UniversityRider UniversitySaint Peter’s College

NEW YORKAlfred UniversityCanisius CollegeCollege of New Rochelle, TheCollege of Saint RoseDowling CollegeIona CollegeIthaca CollegeLong Island University Brooklyn CampusLong Island University C. W. Post CampusManhattan CollegeManhattanville CollegeMarist CollegeMercy CollegeMount Saint Mary CollegeNazareth College of RochesterNew York Institute of Technology-Manhattan

CampusNew York Institute of Technology Main Campus-

Old WestburyNiagara UniversityPace University White Plains CampusPratt Institute†

Roberts Wesleyan College†Rochester Institute of TechnologySage Colleges-Albany Campus†St. Bonaventure UniversityTouro CollegeWagner College

NORTH CAROLINACampbell UniversityElon College†Gardner-Webb UniversityMeredith College

NORTH DAKOTAUniversity of Mary

OHIOAshland University†Baldwin-Wallace CollegeFranciscan University of SteubenvilleHeidelberg College†John Carroll UniversityMalone College†McGregor School of Antioch University, TheUniversity of Findlay, TheUrsuline CollegeWalsh UniversityXavier University

OKLAHOMAOklahoma City UniversityOral Roberts UniversitySouthern Nazarene University

OREGONGeorge Fox UniversityMarylhurst UniversityPacific UniversityUniversity of Portland

PENNSYLVANIAAllentown College of Saint Francis De SalesBeaver CollegeCarlow College†Chestnut Hill CollegeCollege Misericordia†Eastern CollegeGannon UniversityHoly Family CollegeImmaculata CollegeLa Roche CollegeLa Salle University

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Marywood UniversityPhiladelphia UniversityRobert Morris College†Saint Francis CollegeSaint Joseph’s UniversityUniversity of ScrantonVillanova UniversityWilkes University

RHODE ISLANDJohnson & Wales UniversityProvidence CollegeSalve Regina University

SOUTH CAROLINACharleston Southern UniversityConverse College†

TENNESSEEBelmont UniversityCarson-Newman CollegeFreed-Hardeman UniversityLincoln Memorial UniversityTrevecca Nazarene University

TEXASAbilene Christian UniversityDallas Baptist UniversityHardin-Simmons UniversityHouston Baptist UniversityOur Lady of the Lake UniversitySt. Mary’s UniversityTrinity UniversityUniversity of Mary Hardin-BaylorUniversity of Saint ThomasUniversity of the Incarnate WordWayland Baptist University

UTAHWestminster College of Salt Lake City

VERMONTGoddard CollegeNorwich UniversitySaint Michael’s College

VIRGINIAAverett College†Hampton UniversityLiberty UniversityLynchburg CollegeMarymount University

Regent UniversityShenandoah UniversityUniversity of Richmond

WASHINGTONAntioch University SeattleCity UniversityGonzaga UniversityHeritage College†Pacific Lutheran UniversitySaint Martin’s CollegeSeattle Pacific UniversitySeattle University†Walla Walla CollegeWhitworth College

WEST VIRGINIAWheeling Jesuit University

WISCONSINCardinal Stritch UniversityConcordia University WisconsinEdgewood CollegeSilver Lake College

PUERTO RICOBayamon Central UniversityInter American University of Puerto Rico

Metropolitan CampusInter American University of Puerto Rico

San German CampusPontifical Catholic University of Puerto RicoUniversidad Del TuraboUniversidad Metropolitana

PRIVATE, FOR-PROFIT INSTITUTIONS

COLORADOColorado Technical University (Colorado Springs)

master’s colleges and universities i

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PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

GEORGIASavannah State University†

KENTUCKYKentucky State University

LOUISIANASouthern University at New Orleans

MICHIGANFerris State UniversityLake Superior State University

MINNESOTABemidji State UniversityMetropolitan State University

MISSISSIPPIMississippi University for Women†

MONTANAMontana State University-Northern†

NEBRASKAPeru State College

NEW HAMPSHIREKeene State College

NEW JERSEYThomas Edison State College†

NEW YORKPurchase College, State University of New York†

OREGONEastern Oregon University

PENNSYLVANIALock Haven University of PennsylvaniaPennsylvania State University Erie

SOUTH CAROLINALander University

UTAHSouthern Utah UniversityWeber State University

VERMONTCastleton State College

WISCONSINUniversity of Wisconsin-Green BayUniversity of Wisconsin-Parkside

VIRGIN ISLANDSUniversity of the Virgin Islands

PRIVATE, NOT-FOR-PROFITINSTITUTIONS

ARIZONAPrescott College

ARKANSASHarding University Main Campus†

CALIFORNIAConcordia University†New College of CaliforniaPoint Loma Nazarene UniversitySimpson CollegeWoodbury University

FLORIDASaint Leo UniversityUniversity of Tampa

GEORGIAPiedmont College†

IDAHONorthwest Nazarene University†

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ILLINOISQuincy University

INDIANAAnderson UniversityOakland City University

IOWALoras CollegeMarycrest International UniversityUniversity of Dubuque

KANSASBenedictine CollegeMidAmerica Nazarene UniversityNewman University†

KENTUCKYCampbellsville University†Cumberland College

MAINEHusson College†Saint Joseph’s College†University of New England†

MASSACHUSETTSCollege of Our Lady of the ElmsEastern Nazarene CollegeRegis College

MICHIGANAquinas CollegeCornerstone UniversitySpring Arbor College

MINNESOTAAugsburg College†

MISSOURIDrury UniversitySouthwest Baptist University

MONTANAUniversity of Great Falls

NEBRASKAConcordia University†Doane College†

NEW MEXICOCollege of Santa FeCollege of the Southwest†

NEW YORKCollege of Mount Saint VincentLe Moyne CollegeMolloy College†Nyack CollegePace University Pleasantville-Briarcliff CampusSt. John Fisher CollegeSt. Thomas Aquinas College

NORTH CAROLINAPfeiffer University†Queens CollegeWarren Wilson College

OHIOCapital University†College of Mount Saint JosephLake Erie CollegeUniversity of Rio Grande

OREGONConcordia University

PENNSYLVANIACabrini CollegeGeneva College†Gratz College†Gwynedd-Mercy College†King’s CollegeLebanon Valley CollegePoint Park CollegeWaynesburg CollegeYork College of Pennsylvania

SOUTH CAROLINASouthern Wesleyan University†

SOUTH DAKOTAMount Marty CollegeUniversity of Sioux Falls

TENNESSEEChristian Brothers UniversityCumberland University†Lipscomb UniversityMilligan CollegeTusculum CollegeUnion University

TEXASLeTourneau University†St. Edward’s UniversityTexas Wesleyan University†

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VERMONTCollege of Saint JosephSchool for International Training†Trinity College

VIRGINAMary Baldwin College

WEST VIRGINASalem-Teikyo University

WISCONSINCarthage CollegeMarian College of Fond Du LacMount Mary CollegeViterbo College

PUERTO RICOUniversity of the Sacred Heart

PRIVATE, FOR-PROFIT INSTITUTIONS

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAStrayer University

FLORIDAFlorida Metropolitan UniversityFlorida Metropolitan University-Orlando, SouthFlorida Metropolitan University-Tampa CollegeFlorida Metropolitan University-Tampa College,

BrandonFlorida Metropolitan University-Tampa College,

Pinellas

SOUTH DAKOTAHuron University

master’s colleges and universities ii

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PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

CALIFORNIACalifornia State University-Monterey Bay

COLORADOFort Lewis CollegeMesa State College†Western State College†

CONNECTICUTCharter Oak State College

FLORIDANew College of the University of South Florida

HAWAIIUniversity of Hawaii at HiloUniversity of Hawaii West Oahu

MAINEUniversity of Maine at Presque Isle†

MARYLANDSt. Mary’s College of Maryland

MASSACHUSETTSMassachusetts College of Liberal Arts†

MINNESOTAUniversity of Minnesota-Morris

NEW HAMPSHIRECollege for Lifelong Learning†

NEW JERSEYRichard Stockton College of New Jersey, The

NORTH CAROLINAUniversity of North Carolina at Asheville

OHIOShawnee State University†

PENNSYLVANIAUniversity of Pittsburgh at BradfordUniversity of Pittsburgh Greensburg Campus

SOUTH CAROLINACoastal Carolina University†

TEXASTexas A&M University-Galveston

VIRGINIAChristopher Newport University†Mary Washington CollegeUniversity of Virginia’s College at Wise, TheVirginia Military Institute

WASHINGTONEvergreen State College, The†

PUERTO RICOUniversity of Puerto Rico-Cayey University College

PRIVATE, NOT-FOR-PROFITINSTITUTIONS

ALABAMABirmingham-Southern College†Huntingdon CollegeJudson CollegeTalladega College

ARKANSASArkansas Baptist CollegeHendrix CollegeLyon College

CALIFORNIAChristian Heritage CollegeClaremont McKenna CollegeHarvey Mudd College†Mills College†National Hispanic University, TheOccidental College†

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Pitzer CollegePomona CollegeScripps CollegeThomas Aquinas CollegeUniversity of Judaism†Westmont CollegeWhittier College†

COLORADOColorado College†

CONNECTICUTConnecticut College†Trinity College†Wesleyan University†

FLORIDABeacon CollegeEckerd CollegeTrinity Baptist College

GEORGIAAgnes Scott CollegeMorehouse CollegeOglethorpe University†Paine CollegeSpelman CollegeWesleyan College

IDAHOAlbertson College

ILLINOISAugustana CollegeBlackburn CollegeIllinois Wesleyan UniversityKnox CollegeLake Forest CollegeMonmouth CollegePrincipia CollegeShimer CollegeWheaton College†

INDIANADePauw UniversityEarlham CollegeGoshen College†Hanover CollegeWabash College

IOWACoe College†Cornell College

Grinnell CollegeLuther CollegeMount St. Clare College†

KENTUCKYBerea CollegeCentre CollegeGeorgetown College†Lindsey Wilson College†Transylvania University

MAINEBates CollegeBowdoin CollegeColby CollegeCollege of the Atlantic

MARYLANDGoucher College†St. John’s College†Washington College†Western Maryland College†

MASSACHUSETTSAmherst CollegeBradford CollegeCollege of the Holy CrossGordon College†Hampshire CollegeMount Holyoke CollegePine Manor CollegeSmith College†Wellesley CollegeWheaton CollegeWilliams College†

MICHIGANAdrian College†Albion CollegeAlma CollegeHillsdale CollegeHope CollegeKalamazoo CollegeOlivet College

MINNESOTACarleton CollegeCollege of Saint Benedict†Concordia College-MoorheadGustavus Adolphus CollegeMacalester CollegeSaint John’s University†Saint Olaf College

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MISSISSIPPIMillsaps College†Tougaloo College

MISSOURIStephens CollegeWestminster CollegeWilliam Jewell College†

NEBRASKAHastings College†Nebraska Wesleyan University†

NEW HAMPSHIREFranklin Pierce College†Saint Anselm College

NEW JERSEYDrew University†

NEW MEXICOSt. John’s College†

NEW YORKBard College†Barnard CollegeColgate UniversityHamilton CollegeHartwick CollegeHobart and William Smith CollegesHoughton CollegeLong Island University Southampton College†Marymount Manhattan CollegeRegents CollegeSt. Lawrence University†Sarah Lawrence College†Siena CollegeSkidmore CollegeUnion College†Vassar CollegeWells College

NORTH CAROLINABarber-Scotia CollegeBennett CollegeDavidson CollegeGreensboro CollegeGuilford CollegeLees-McRae CollegeSt. Andrews Presbyterian CollegeSt. Augustine’s CollegeSalem College†

OHIOAntioch CollegeCollege of Wooster, TheDenison UniversityHiram CollegeKenyon CollegeMuskingum CollegeOberlin CollegeOhio Wesleyan UniversityWittenberg University

OREGONLewis and Clark College†Reed CollegeWarner Pacific CollegeWillamette University†

PENNSYLVANIAAlbright CollegeAllegheny CollegeBryn Mawr College†Bucknell University†Chatham College†Dickinson CollegeFranklin & Marshall CollegeGettysburg CollegeHaverford CollegeJuniata CollegeLafayette CollegeLycoming CollegeMoravian College†Muhlenberg CollegeRosemont College†Saint Vincent College & SeminarySeton Hill College†Susquehanna University†Swarthmore CollegeUrsinus CollegeWashington and Jefferson CollegeWestminster College

SOUTH CAROLINAErskine College†Furman University†Presbyterian CollegeWofford College

TENNESSEEBethel College†Fisk UniversityKing CollegeLane College

baccalaureate colleges—liberal arts

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Rhodes CollegeUniversity of the South

TEXASAustin College†Schreiner College†Southwestern UniversityTexas CollegeUniversity of Dallas†

VERMONTBennington College†Burlington College†Marlboro CollegeMiddlebury College†

VIRGINIABridgewater CollegeChristendom CollegeEastern Mennonite University†Emory & Henry CollegeHampden-Sydney CollegeHollins University†Randolph-Macon CollegeRandolph-Macon Woman’s CollegeRoanoke CollegeSweet Briar CollegeVirginia Union UniversityVirginia Wesleyan CollegeWashington and Lee University

WASHINGTONUniversity of Puget Sound†Whitman College

WEST VIRGINIABethany CollegeWest Virginia Wesleyan College†

WISCONSINBeloit CollegeLawrence UniversityRipon College

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PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

ALABAMAAthens State University

ARKANSASUniversity of Arkansas at Monticello†University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff

COLORADOMetropolitan State College of Denver

IDAHOLewis-Clark State College

INDIANAIndiana University EastIndiana University Kokomo

MAINEUniversity of Maine at FarmingtonUniversity of Maine at Fort KentUniversity of Maine at Machias

MINNESOTASouthwest State University†University of Minnesota-Crookston

MISSISSIPPIMississippi Valley State University†

MISSOURIMissouri Southern State CollegeMissouri Western State College

MONTANAWestern Montana College†

NEW HAMPSHIREUniversity of New Hampshire at Manchester

NEW JERSEYRamapo College of New Jersey

NEW YORKCity University of New York Medgar Evers

CollegeCity University of New York York CollegeState University of New York College at

Old Westbury

NORTH CAROLINAElizabeth City State UniversityWinston-Salem State University

NORTH DAKOTADickinson State UniversityMayville State UniversityValley City State University

OHIOCentral State University

OKLAHOMALangston UniversityOklahoma Panhandle State UniversityUniversity of Science and Arts of Oklahoma

PENNSYLVANIAUniversity of Pittsburgh Johnstown Campus

SOUTH CAROLINAUniversity of South Carolina-AikenUniversity of South Carolina-Spartanburg

SOUTH DAKOTABlack Hills State UniversityDakota State University

TEXASUniversity of Houston-Downtown

VERMONTLyndon State College

WEST VIRGINIABluefield State CollegeConcord CollegeFairmont State College

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Glenville State College†Shepherd CollegeWest Liberty State CollegeWest Virginia State CollegeWest Virginia University Institute of Technology

PUERTO RICOUniversity of Puerto Rico-Aguadilla University

College†University of Puerto Rico-Arecibo University

CollegeUniversity of Puerto Rico-Bayamon University

CollegeUniversity of Puerto Rico-Humacao University

CollegeUniversity of Puerto Rico-Ponce University College

PRIVATE, NOT-FOR-PROFITINSTITUTIONS

ALABAMAAndrew Jackson UniversityFaulkner UniversityMiles CollegeOakwood CollegeStillman College

ALASKASheldon Jackson College†

ARKANSASJohn Brown UniversityOuachita Baptist UniversityPhilander Smith CollegeUniversity of the OzarksWilliams Baptist College

CALIFORNIABethany CollegeCogswell Polytechnical CollegeMaster’s College and Seminary, TheMenlo CollegePacific Union CollegePatten College†Vanguard University of Southern California

CONNECTICUTAlbertus Magnus CollegeTeikyo Post University

DELAWAREWesley College

FLORIDABethune Cookman CollegeClearwater Christian CollegeEdward Waters CollegeFlagler CollegeFlorida Memorial CollegeFlorida Southern CollegeInternational CollegeJones College†Trinity International University, South Florida

CampusWarner Southern College†

GEORGIABerry College†Brewton-Parker CollegeCovenant CollegeEmmanuel College†LaGrange College†Morris Brown CollegeShorter CollegeThomas CollegeToccoa Falls College

HAWAIIBrigham Young University Hawaii Campus

ILLINOISBarat CollegeEast-West UniversityElmhurst CollegeEureka CollegeGreenville CollegeIllinois CollegeJudson CollegeMacMurray CollegeMcKendree CollegeMillikin UniversityTrinity Christian College

INDIANABethel College†Calumet College of Saint JosephFranklin College of IndianaGrace CollegeHuntington CollegeManchester CollegeMarian CollegeMartin University

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Saint Joseph’s CollegeSaint Mary-of-the-Woods CollegeSaint Mary’s CollegeTaylor UniversityTaylor University, Fort WayneTri-State University

IOWABriar Cliff CollegeBuena Vista UniversityCentral CollegeClarke CollegeDordt CollegeGraceland UniversityGrand View CollegeIowa Wesleyan CollegeMorningside College†Mount Mercy CollegeNorthwestern CollegeSimpson CollegeUpper Iowa UniversityWartburg CollegeWilliam Penn University

KANSASBarclay College†Bethany CollegeBethel CollegeKansas Wesleyan UniversityMcPherson CollegeOttawa UniversitySouthwestern CollegeSterling College†Tabor College

KENTUCKYAlice Lloyd CollegeAsbury CollegeBrescia UniversityKentucky Christian CollegeKentucky Wesleyan CollegeMid-Continent College†Pikeville CollegeThomas More College

LOUISIANADillard UniversityLouisiana CollegeOur Lady of Holy Cross College

MAINEUnity College†

MARYLANDColumbia Union CollegeVilla Julie College

MASSACHUSETTSAtlantic Union CollegeCurry CollegeEndicott College†Merrimack CollegeStonehill College

MICHIGANCalvin CollegeConcordia CollegeSaint Mary’s CollegeWilliam Tyndale College

MINNESOTAConcordia University, St. PaulCrown CollegeNorthwestern College

MISSISSIPPIBelhaven CollegeBlue Mountain CollegeRust College

MISSOURICentral Methodist CollegeCollege of the OzarksColumbia CollegeCulver-Stockton CollegeEvangel UniversityHannibal-La Grange CollegeMissouri Baptist CollegeMissouri Valley College

MONTANACarroll CollegeRocky Mountain College

NEBRASKACollege of Saint MaryDana CollegeGrace UniversityMidland Lutheran CollegeUnion CollegeYork College

NEVADASierra Nevada College

baccalaureate colleges—general

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NEW HAMPSHIREColby-Sawyer CollegeDaniel Webster CollegeNew England College

NEW JERSEYBloomfield CollegeCaldwell CollegeCentenary CollegeCollege of Saint Elizabeth†Felician College†

NEW YORKConcordia CollegeDaemen College†Dominican College of BlauveltElmira College†Hilbert CollegeKeuka CollegeMarymount CollegeMedaille CollegeNew York Institute of Technology-Central Islip

CampusSage Colleges-Troy CampusSt. Francis CollegeSaint Joseph’s College, New York†Saint Joseph’s College-Suffolk CampusUtica College of Syracuse University

NORTH CAROLINABarton CollegeBelmont Abbey College†Catawba CollegeChowan CollegeHigh Point UniversityJohnson C. Smith UniversityLenoir-Rhyne College†Livingstone CollegeMars Hill CollegeMethodist CollegeMount Olive College†North Carolina Wesleyan CollegeShaw UniversityWingate University

NORTH DAKOTAJamestown College

OHIOBluffton CollegeCedarville CollegeDefiance College, The†

Lourdes CollegeMarietta College†Mount Union CollegeMount Vernon Nazarene CollegeNotre Dame CollegeOhio Dominican CollegeOhio Northern UniversityOtterbein College†Urbana UniversityWilberforce UniversityWilmington College

OKLAHOMABartlesville Wesleyan CollegeOklahoma Baptist UniversityOklahoma Christian University

OREGONLinfield CollegeNorthwest Christian CollegeWestern Baptist College

PENNSYLVANIAAlvernia CollegeCedar Crest CollegeDelaware Valley CollegeElizabethtown CollegeGrove City CollegeMercyhurst College†Messiah CollegeNeumann CollegeThiel College†Wilson College†

RHODE ISLANDRoger Williams University

SOUTH CAROLINAAllen UniversityAnderson CollegeBenedict CollegeClaflin CollegeCoker CollegeColumbia CollegeLimestone CollegeMorris CollegeNewberry CollegeNorth Greenville CollegeVoorhees College

SOUTH DAKOTAAugustana College†Dakota Wesleyan University

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TENNESSEEBryan CollegeCrichton College†Lambuth UniversityLee UniversityLemoyne-Owen CollegeMartin Methodist CollegeMaryville CollegeSouthern Adventist UniversityTennessee Temple UniversityTennessee Wesleyan College

TEXASConcordia University at AustinEast Texas Baptist UniversityHoward Payne UniversityHuston-Tillotson CollegeJarvis Christian CollegeLubbock Christian UniversityMcMurry UniversityPaul Quinn College†Southwestern Adventist UniversityTexas Lutheran UniversityWiley College†

VERMONTGreen Mountain CollegeSouthern Vermont College

VIRGINIABluefield College†Ferrum CollegeSaint Paul’s CollegeVirginia Intermont College

WASHINGTONNorthwest College

WEST VIRGINIADavis & Elkins CollegeOhio Valley College†University of Charleston

WISCONSINAlverno CollegeCarroll CollegeLakeland College†Mount Senario College†Northland CollegeSaint Norbert CollegeWisconsin Lutheran College

PUERTO RICOCaribbean UniversityInter American University of Puerto Rico

Aguadilla CampusInter American University of Puerto Rico

Arecibo CampusInter American University of Puerto Rico

Barranquitas CampusInter American University of Puerto Rico

Fajardo CampusInter American University of Puerto Rico

Guayama CampusInter American University of Puerto Rico

Ponce CampusPontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico-

Arecibo CampusPontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico-

Guayama CampusPontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico-

Mayaguez CampusUniversidad Adventista de las Antillas†

PRIVATE, FOR-PROFIT INSTITUTIONS

CALIFORNIADeVry Institute of Technology (Pomona)

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAPotomac College†

ILLINOISDeVry Institute of Technology (Addison)

MISSOURIDeVry Institute of Technology

OHIODeVry Institute of Technology

baccalaureate colleges—general

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Baccalaureate/Associate’s Colleges

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

GEORGIAClayton College & State University

INDIANAPurdue University North Central Campus

MAINEUniversity of Maine at Augusta, The

NEW YORKCity University of New York New York City

Technical CollegeFashion Institute of TechnologyState University of New York at FarmingdaleState University of New York College of

Agriculture and Technology at Coble

OHIOOhio State University at Lima Campus, TheOhio State University at Marion, TheOhio State University Mansfield Campus, TheOhio State University Newark Campus, The

PENNSYLVANIAPennsylvania College of Technology

UTAHUtah Valley State College

WEST VIRGINIAWest Virginia University at Parkersburg

PUERTO RICOUniversity of Puerto Rico-Carolina University

College†

PRIVATE, NOT-FOR-PROFITINSTITUTIONS

ALABAMAConcordia College

CALIFORNIAHumphreys College

GEORGIAReinhardt College

ILLINOISKendall College†

IOWAWaldorf College

KANSASCentral Christian College of Kansas

KENTUCKYMidway College†

MASSACHUSETTSBay Path CollegeBecker CollegeLasell CollegeMount Ida CollegeNewbury College†Simon’s Rock College of Bard

MICHIGANBaker College of FlintBaker College of Mount Clemens†Baker College of MuskegonBaker College of OwossoBaker College of Port HuronRochester College

NEW YORKBoricua CollegeCazenovia College

NORTH CAROLINABrevard CollegePeace College

OKLAHOMAHillsdale Free Will Baptist CollegeSaint Gregory’s University

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PENNSYLVANIABryn Athyn College of the New ChurchMount Aloysius College†

VERMONTChamplain College

WEST VIRGINIACollege of West Virginia, The†

PUERTO RICOAtlantic College†Colegio Universitario del Este

PRIVATE, FOR-PROFIT INSTITUTIONS

COLORADODenver Technical CollegeDenver Technical College at Colorado Springs

FLORIDAFlorida Metropolitan University-Orlando CollegeFlorida Metropolitan University-Tampa College,

Lakeland

KENTUCKYSullivan College

NEVADAMorrison College

NEW YORKFive Towns College†

SOUTH DAKOTANational American University

WASHINGTONCrown College

PUERTO RICOColumbia CollegeElectronic Data Processing College

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Associate’s Colleges

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

ALABAMAAlabama Southern Community CollegeBessemer State Technical CollegeBevill State Community CollegeBishop State Community CollegeCalhoun Community CollegeCentral Alabama Community CollegeChattahoochee Valley Community CollegeCommunity College of the Air ForceDouglas MacArthur State Technical CollegeEnterprise State Junior CollegeGadsden State Community CollegeGeorge C. Wallace State Community College-

DothanGeorge Corley Wallace State Community College-

SelmaHarry M. Ayers State Technical CollegeJ.F. Drake State Technical CollegeJ.F. Ingram State Technical CollegeJames H. Faulkner State Community CollegeJefferson Davis Community CollegeJefferson State Community CollegeJohn M. Patterson State Technical CollegeLawson State Community CollegeLurleen B. Wallace Junior CollegeNortheast Alabama Community CollegeNorthwest-Shoals Community CollegeReid State Technical CollegeShelton State Community CollegeSnead State Community CollegeSouthern Union State Community CollegeSparks State Technical CollegeTrenholm State Technical CollegeWallace Community College-Hanceville

ALASKAIlisagvik CollegePrince William Sound Community College

ARIZONAArizona Western CollegeCentral Arizona CollegeChandler-Gilbert Community College

Cochise CollegeCoconino County Community CollegeEastern Arizona CollegeEstrella Mountain Community CollegeGateway Community CollegeGlendale Community CollegeMesa Community CollegeMohave Community CollegeNorthland Pioneer CollegeParadise Valley Community CollegePhoenix CollegePima County Community College DistrictRio Salado CollegeScottsdale Community CollegeSouth Mountain Community CollegeYavapai College

ARKANSASArkansas State University Beebe BranchBlack River Technical CollegeCossatot Technical CollegeEast Arkansas Community CollegeGarland County Community CollegeMid-South Community CollegeMississippi County Community CollegeNorth Arkansas CollegeNorthWest Arkansas Community CollegeOuachita Technical CollegeOzarka CollegePetit Jean CollegePhillips Community College of the University

of ArkansasPulaski Technical CollegeRich Mountain Community CollegeSouth Arkansas Community CollegeSoutheast Arkansas CollegeSouthern Arkansas University TechUniversity of Arkansas Community College

at BatesvilleUniversity of Arkansas Community College

at HopeWestark College

CALIFORNIAAllan Hancock College

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American River CollegeAntelope Valley CollegeBakersfield CollegeBarstow CollegeButte CollegeCabrillo CollegeCañada CollegeCerritos CollegeCerro Coso Community CollegeChabot CollegeChaffey CollegeCitrus CollegeCoastline Community CollegeCollege of AlamedaCollege of MarinCollege of San MateoCollege of the CanyonsCollege of the DesertCollege of the RedwoodsCollege of the SequoiasCollege of the SiskiyousColumbia College (Sonora)Compton Community CollegeContra Costa CollegeCosumnes River CollegeCrafton Hills CollegeCuesta CollegeCuyamaca CollegeCypress CollegeDe Anza CollegeDefense Language InstituteDiablo Valley CollegeEast Los Angeles CollegeEl Camino CollegeEvergreen Valley CollegeFeather River Community College DistrictFoothill CollegeFresno City CollegeFullerton CollegeGavilan CollegeGlendale Community CollegeGolden West CollegeGrossmont CollegeHartnell CollegeImperial Valley CollegeIrvine Valley CollegeLake Tahoe Community CollegeLaney CollegeLas Positas CollegeLassen Community CollegeLong Beach City CollegeLos Angeles City College

Los Angeles County College of Nursingand Allied Health

Los Angeles Harbor CollegeLos Angeles Mission CollegeLos Angeles Pierce CollegeLos Angeles Southwest CollegeLos Angeles Trade-Technical CollegeLos Angeles Valley CollegeLos Medanos CollegeMendocino CollegeMerced CollegeMerritt CollegeMira Costa CollegeMission CollegeModesto Junior CollegeMonterey Peninsula CollegeMoorpark CollegeMt. San Antonio CollegeMt. San Jacinto CollegeNapa Valley CollegeOhlone CollegeOrange Coast CollegeOxnard CollegePalo Verde CollegePalomar CollegePasadena City CollegePorterville CollegeReedley CollegeRio Hondo CollegeRiverside Community CollegeSacramento City CollegeSaddleback CollegeSan Bernardino Valley CollegeSan Diego City CollegeSan Diego Mesa CollegeSan Diego Miramar CollegeSan Francisco Community College DistrictSan Joaquin Delta CollegeSan Jose City CollegeSanta Ana CollegeSanta Barbara City CollegeSanta Monica CollegeSanta Rosa Junior CollegeShasta CollegeSierra CollegeSkyline CollegeSolano Community CollegeSouthwestern CollegeTaft CollegeVentura CollegeVictor Valley CollegeVista Community College

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West Hills Community CollegeWest Los Angeles CollegeWest Valley CollegeYuba College

COLORADOAims Community CollegeArapahoe Community CollegeColorado Mountain CollegeColorado Northwestern Community CollegeCommunity College of AuroraCommunity College of DenverFront Range Community CollegeLamar Community CollegeMorgan Community CollegeNortheastern Junior CollegeOtero Junior CollegePikes Peak Community CollegePueblo Community CollegeRed Rocks Community CollegeTrinidad State Junior College

CONNECTICUTAsnuntuck Community-Technical CollegeCapital Community-Technical CollegeGateway Community-Technical CollegeHousatonic Community-Technical CollegeManchester Community-Technical CollegeMiddlesex Community-Technical CollegeNaugatuck Valley Community-Technical CollegeNorthwestern Connecticut Community-Technical

CollegeNorwalk Community-Technical CollegeQuinebaug Valley Community-Technical CollegeThree Rivers Community-Technical CollegeTunxis Community-Technical College

DELAWAREDelaware Technical and Community College

Owens CampusDelaware Technical and Community College

Stanton-Wilmington CampusDelaware Technical and Community College

Terry Campus

FLORIDABrevard Community CollegeBroward Community CollegeCentral Florida Community CollegeChipola Junior CollegeDaytona Beach Community CollegeEdison Community College

Florida Community College at JacksonvilleFlorida Keys Community CollegeGulf Coast Community CollegeHillsborough Community CollegeIndian River Community CollegeLake City Community CollegeLake-Sumter Community CollegeManatee Community CollegeMiami-Dade Community CollegeNorth Florida Community CollegeOkaloosa-Walton Community CollegePalm Beach Community CollegePasco-Hernando Community CollegePensacola Junior CollegePolk Community CollegeSt. Johns River Community CollegeSt. Petersburg Junior CollegeSanta Fe Community CollegeSeminole Community CollegeSouth Florida Community CollegeTallahassee Community CollegeValencia Community College

GEORGIAAbraham Baldwin Agricultural CollegeAthens Area Technical InstituteAtlanta Metropolitan CollegeAugusta Technical InstituteBainbridge CollegeCarroll Technical InstituteChattahoochee Technical InstituteCoastal Georgia Community CollegeColumbus Technical InstituteDalton State CollegeDarton CollegeDeKalb Technical InstituteEast Georgia CollegeFloyd CollegeGainesville CollegeGeorgia Military CollegeGeorgia Perimeter CollegeGordon CollegeGriffin Technical InstituteGwinnett Technical InstituteMacon State CollegeMacon Technical InstituteMiddle Georgia CollegeNorthwestern Technical InstituteSavannah Technical InstituteSouth Georgia CollegeThomas Technical InstituteWaycross CollegeWest Georgia Technical Institute

associate’s colleges

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HAWAIIUniversity of Hawaii Hawaii Community CollegeUniversity of Hawaii Honolulu Community

CollegeUniversity of Hawaii Kapiolani Community

CollegeUniversity of Hawaii Kauai Community CollegeUniversity of Hawaii Leeward Community

CollegeUniversity of Hawaii Maui Community CollegeUniversity of Hawaii Windward Community

College

IDAHOCollege of Southern IdahoEastern Idaho Technical CollegeNorth Idaho College

ILLINOISBelleville Area CollegeBlack Hawk CollegeCarl Sandburg CollegeCity Colleges of Chicago Harold Washington

CollegeCity Colleges of Chicago Harry S Truman CollegeCity Colleges of Chicago Kennedy-King CollegeCity Colleges of Chicago Malcolm X CollegeCity Colleges of Chicago Olive-Harvey CollegeCity Colleges of Chicago Richard J. Daley CollegeCity Colleges of Chicago Wilbur Wright CollegeCollege of Du PageCollege of Lake CountyDanville Area Community CollegeElgin Community CollegeHeartland Community CollegeHighland Community CollegeIllinois Central CollegeIllinois Eastern Community Colleges Frontier

Community CollegeIllinois Eastern Community Colleges Lincoln

Trail CollegeIllinois Eastern Community Colleges Olney

Central CollegeIllinois Eastern Community Colleges Wabash

Valley CollegeIllinois Valley Community CollegeJohn A. Logan CollegeJohn Wood Community CollegeJoliet Junior CollegeKankakee Community CollegeKaskaskia CollegeKishwaukee College

Lake Land CollegeLewis and Clark Community CollegeLincoln Land Community CollegeMcHenry County CollegeMoraine Valley Community CollegeMorton CollegeOakton Community CollegeParkland CollegePrairie State CollegeRend Lake CollegeRichland Community CollegeRock Valley CollegeSauk Valley Community CollegeShawnee Community CollegeSouth Suburban College of Cook CountySoutheastern Illinois CollegeSpoon River CollegeTriton CollegeWaubonsee Community CollegeWilliam Rainey Harper College

INDIANAIvy Tech State College-Central IndianaIvy Tech State College-Columbus/BloomingtonIvy Tech State College-East CentralIvy Tech State College-KokomoIvy Tech State College-LafayetteIvy Tech State College-NorthcentralIvy Tech State College-NortheastIvy Tech State College-NorthwestIvy Tech State College-SouthcentralIvy Tech State College-SoutheastIvy Tech State College-SouthwestIvy Tech State College-Wabash ValleyIvy Tech State College-WhitewaterVincennes University

IOWAClinton Community CollegeDes Moines Area Community CollegeEllsworth Community CollegeHawkeye Community CollegeIndian Hills Community CollegeIowa Central Community CollegeIowa Lakes Community CollegeIowa Western Community CollegeKirkwood Community CollegeMarshalltown Community CollegeMuscatine Community CollegeNorth Iowa Area Community CollegeNortheast Iowa Community CollegeNorthwest Iowa Community College

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Scott Community CollegeSoutheastern Community CollegeSouthwestern Community CollegeWestern Iowa Tech Community College

KANSASAllen County Community CollegeBarton County Community CollegeButler County Community CollegeCloud County Community CollegeCoffeyville Community CollegeColby Community CollegeCowley County Community CollegeDodge City Community CollegeFort Scott Community CollegeGarden City Community CollegeHighland Community CollegeHutchinson Community College and Area

Vocational SchoolIndependence Community CollegeJohnson County Community CollegeKansas City Kansas Community CollegeLabette Community CollegeNeosho County Community CollegeNorth Central Kansas Technical CollegePratt Community CollegeSeward County Community College

KENTUCKYAshland Community CollegeElizabethtown Community CollegeHazard Community CollegeHenderson Community CollegeHopkinsville Community CollegeJefferson Community CollegeLexington Community CollegeMadisonville Community CollegeMaysville Community CollegeOwensboro Community CollegePaducah Community CollegePrestonsburg Community CollegeSomerset Community CollegeSoutheast Community College

LOUISIANABossier Parish Community CollegeDelgado Community CollegeLouisiana State University at AlexandriaLouisiana State University at EuniceLouisiana Technical College Acadian CampusLouisiana Technical College Alexandria CampusLouisiana Technical College Ascension Campus

Louisiana Technical College Avoyelles CampusLouisiana Technical College Bastrop CampusLouisiana Technical College Baton Rouge CampusLouisiana Technical College Charles B. Careil

CampusLouisiana Technical College Delta-Ouachita

CampusLouisiana Technical College Evangeline CampusLouisiana Technical College Florida Parishes

CampusLouisiana Technical College Folkes CampusLouisiana Technical College Gulf Area CampusLouisiana Technical College Hammond Area

CampusLouisiana Technical College Huey P. Long CampusLouisiana Technical College Jefferson CampusLouisiana Technical College Jumonville Memorial

CampusLouisiana Technical College L.E. Fletcher CampusLouisiana Technical College Lafayette CampusLouisiana Technical College LaFourche CampusLouisiana Technical College Lamar Salter CampusLouisiana Technical College Mansfield CampusLouisiana Technical College Morgan Smith

CampusLouisiana Technical College Natchitoches CampusLouisiana Technical College North Central

CampusLouisiana Technical College Northeast Louisiana

CampusLouisiana Technical College Northwest Louisiana

CampusLouisiana Technical College Oakdale CampusLouisiana Technical College River Parishes

CampusLouisiana Technical College Sabine Valley CampusLouisiana Technical College Shelby M. Jackson

CampusLouisiana Technical College Shreveport-Bossier

CampusLouisiana Technical College Sidney N. Collier

CampusLouisiana Technical College Slidell CampusLouisiana Technical College Sowela CampusLouisiana Technical College Sullivan CampusLouisiana Technical College T.H. Harris CampusLouisiana Technical College Tallulah CampusLouisiana Technical College Teche Area CampusLouisiana Technical College Young Memorial

CampusNunez Community CollegeSouthern University at Shreveport-Bossier City

associate’s colleges

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MAINECentral Maine Technical CollegeEastern Maine Technical CollegeKennebec Valley Technical CollegeNorthern Maine Technical CollegeSouthern Maine Technical CollegeWashington County Technical CollegeYork County Technical College

MARYLANDAllegany College of MarylandAnne Arundel Community CollegeBaltimore City Community CollegeCarroll Community CollegeCecil Community CollegeCharles County Community CollegeChesapeake CollegeCommunity College of Baltimore County-

Catonsville Campus, TheCommunity College of Baltimore County-Dundalk

Campus, TheCommunity College of Baltimore County-Essex

Campus, TheFrederick Community CollegeGarrett Community CollegeHagerstown Community CollegeHarford Community CollegeHoward Community CollegeMontgomery College Germantown CampusMontgomery College Rockville CampusMontgomery College Takoma Park CampusPrince George’s Community CollegeWor-Wic Community College

MASSACHUSETTSBerkshire Community CollegeBristol Community CollegeBunker Hill Community CollegeCape Cod Community CollegeGreenfield Community CollegeHolyoke Community CollegeMassachusetts Bay Community CollegeMassasoit Community CollegeMiddlesex Community CollegeMount Wachusett Community CollegeNorth Shore Community CollegeNorthern Essex Community CollegeQuincy CollegeQuinsigamond Community CollegeRoxbury Community CollegeSpringfield Technical Community College

MICHIGANAlpena Community CollegeBay De Noc Community CollegeCharles S. Mott Community CollegeDelta CollegeGlen Oaks Community CollegeGogebic Community CollegeGrand Rapids Community CollegeHenry Ford Community CollegeJackson Community CollegeKalamazoo Valley Community CollegeKellogg Community CollegeKirtland Community CollegeLake Michigan CollegeLansing Community CollegeMacomb Community CollegeMid Michigan Community CollegeMonroe County Community CollegeMontcalm Community CollegeMuskegon Community CollegeNorth Central Michigan CollegeNorthwestern Michigan CollegeOakland Community CollegeSt. Clair County Community CollegeSchoolcraft CollegeSouthwestern Michigan CollegeWashtenaw Community CollegeWayne County Community CollegeWest Shore Community College

MINNESOTAAlexandria Technical CollegeAnoka-Hennepin Technical CollegeAnoka-Ramsey Community CollegeCentral Lakes CollegeCentury CollegeDakota County Technical CollegeFergus Falls Community CollegeHennepin Technical CollegeHibbing Community College, A Technical

and Community CollegeInver Hills Community CollegeItasca Community CollegeLake Superior CollegeLaurentian Community and Technical College

DistrictMesabi Range Community & Technical CollegeMinneapolis Community and Technical CollegeMinnesota State College-Southeast TechnicalMinnesota West Community and Technical CollegeNormandale Community College

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North Hennepin Community CollegeNorthland Community and Technical CollegeNorthwest Technical CollegePine Technical CollegeRainy River Community CollegeRidgewater CollegeRiverland Community CollegeRochester Community and Technical CollegeSaint Cloud Technical CollegeSaint Paul Technical CollegeSouth Central Technical College

MISSISSIPPICoahoma Community CollegeCopiah-Lincoln Community CollegeEast Central Community CollegeEast Mississippi Community CollegeHinds Community CollegeHolmes Community CollegeItawamba Community CollegeJones County Junior CollegeMeridian Community CollegeMississippi Delta Community CollegeMississippi Gulf Coast Community CollegeNortheast Mississippi Community CollegeNorthwest Mississippi Community CollegePearl River Community CollegeSouthwest Mississippi Community College

MISSOURICrowder CollegeEast Central CollegeJefferson CollegeLinn State Technical CollegeLongview Community CollegeMaple Woods Community CollegeMineral Area CollegeMoberly Area Community CollegeNorth Central Missouri CollegeOzarks Technical Community CollegePenn Valley Community CollegeSt. Charles County Community CollegeSaint Louis Community College at Florissant

ValleySaint Louis Community College at Forest ParkSaint Louis Community College at MeramecSouthwest Missouri State University-West PlainsState Fair Community CollegeThree Rivers Community College

MONTANADawson Community CollegeFlathead Valley Community CollegeHelena College of Technology of The University

of MontanaMiles Community CollegeMontana State University-Billings, College

of TechnologyMontana State University College of Technology-

Great FallsMontana Tech College of TechnologyUniversity of Montana-Missoula College

of Technology, The

NEBRASKACentral Community CollegeMetropolitan Community CollegeMid-Plains Community College AreaNortheast Community CollegeSoutheast Community CollegeWestern Nebraska Community College

NEVADACommunity College of Southern NevadaGreat Basin CollegeTruckee Meadows Community CollegeWestern Nevada Community College

NEW HAMPSHIRENew Hampshire Community Technical College,

Berlin/LaconiaNew Hampshire Community Technical College,

Manchester/StrathamNew Hampshire Community Technical College,

Nashua/ClaremontNew Hampshire Technical Institute

NEW JERSEYAtlantic Cape Community CollegeBergen Community CollegeBrookdale Community CollegeBurlington County CollegeCamden County CollegeCounty College of MorrisCumberland County CollegeEssex County CollegeGloucester County CollegeHudson County Community CollegeMercer County Community CollegeMiddlesex County CollegeOcean County CollegePassaic County Community College

associate’s colleges

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Raritan Valley Community CollegeSalem Community CollegeSussex County Community CollegeUnion County CollegeWarren County Community College

NEW MEXICOAlbuquerque T-VI A Community CollegeClovis Community CollegeEastern New Mexico University-RoswellLuna Vocational Technical Institute, A Community

CollegeMesa Technical CollegeNew Mexico Junior CollegeNew Mexico Military InstituteNew Mexico State University at AlamogordoNew Mexico State University at CarlsbadNew Mexico State University Dona Ana BranchNew Mexico State University Grants BranchNorthern New Mexico Community CollegeSan Juan CollegeSanta Fe Community CollegeUniversity of New Mexico Gallup BranchUniversity of New Mexico-Los AlamosUniversity of New Mexico-TaosUniversity of New Mexico-Valencia

NEW YORKAdirondack Community CollegeBroome Community CollegeCayuga County Community CollegeCity University of New York Borough of

Manhattan Community CollegeCity University of New York Bronx Community

CollegeCity University of New York Hostos Community

CollegeCity University of New York Kingsborough

Community CollegeCity University of New York La Guardia

Community CollegeCity University of New York Queensborough

Community CollegeClinton Community CollegeColumbia-Greene Community CollegeCorning Community CollegeDutchess Community CollegeErie Community College City CampusErie Community College North CampusErie Community College South CampusFinger Lakes Community CollegeFulton-Montgomery Community College

Genesee Community CollegeHerkimer County Community CollegeHudson Valley Community CollegeJamestown Community CollegeJefferson Community CollegeMohawk Valley Community CollegeMonroe Community CollegeNassau Community CollegeNiagara County Community CollegeNorth Country Community CollegeOnondaga Community CollegeOrange County Community CollegeRockland Community CollegeSchenectady County Community CollegeState University of New York College of

Agriculture and Technology at MorrisvilleState University of New York College of

Technology at AlfredState University of New York College of

Technology at CantonState University of New York College of

Technology at DelhiSuffolk County Community College Ammerman

CampusSuffolk County Community College Eastern

CampusSuffolk County Community College Western

CampusSullivan County Community CollegeTompkins-Cortland Community CollegeUlster County Community CollegeWestchester Community College

NORTH CAROLINAAlamance Community CollegeAsheville-Buncombe Technical Community

CollegeBeaufort County Community CollegeBladen Community CollegeBlue Ridge Community CollegeBrunswick Community CollegeCaldwell Community College and Technical

InstituteCape Fear Community CollegeCarteret Community CollegeCatawba Valley Community CollegeCentral Carolina Community CollegeCentral Piedmont Community CollegeCleveland Community CollegeCoastal Carolina Community CollegeCollege of the AlbemarleCraven Community College

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Davidson County Community CollegeDurham Technical Community CollegeEdgecombe Community CollegeFayetteville Technical Community CollegeForsyth Technical Community CollegeGaston CollegeGuilford Technical Community CollegeHalifax Community CollegeHaywood Community CollegeIsothermal Community CollegeJames Sprunt Community CollegeJohnston Community CollegeLenoir Community CollegeMartin Community CollegeMayland Community CollegeMcDowell Technical Community CollegeMitchell Community CollegeMontgomery Community CollegeNash Community CollegePamlico Community CollegePiedmont Community CollegePitt Community CollegeRandolph Community CollegeRichmond Community CollegeRoanoke-Chowan Community CollegeRobeson Community CollegeRockingham Community CollegeRowan-Cabarrus Community CollegeSampson Community CollegeSandhills Community CollegeSouth Piedmont Community CollegeSoutheastern Community CollegeSouthwestern Community CollegeStanly Community CollegeSurry Community CollegeTri-County Community CollegeVance-Granville Community CollegeWake Technical Community CollegeWayne Community CollegeWestern Piedmont Community CollegeWilkes Community CollegeWilson Technical Community College

NORTH DAKOTABismarck State CollegeLake Region State CollegeMinot State University-Bottineau CampusNorth Dakota State College of ScienceWilliston State College

OHIOBelmont Technical CollegeBowling Green State University Firelands CollegeCentral Ohio Technical CollegeCincinnati State Technical and Community CollegeClark State Community CollegeColumbus State Community CollegeCuyahoga Community CollegeEdison State Community CollegeHocking Technical CollegeJefferson Community CollegeKent State University Ashtabula CampusKent State University East Liverpool CampusKent State University Geauga CampusKent State University Salem CampusKent State University Stark CampusKent State University Trumbull CampusKent State University Tuscarawas CampusLakeland Community CollegeLima Technical CollegeLorain County Community CollegeMarion Technical CollegeMiami University Hamilton CampusMiami University MiddletownMuskingum Area Technical CollegeNorth Central Technical CollegeNorthwest State Community CollegeOhio State University Agricultural Technical

Institute, TheOhio University Chillicothe CampusOhio University Eastern CampusOhio University Lancaster CampusOhio University Zanesville BranchOwens Community CollegeSinclair Community CollegeSouthern State Community CollegeStark State College of TechnologyTerra State Community CollegeUniversity of Akron-Wayne CollegeUniversity of Cincinnati-Clermont CollegeUniversity of Cincinnati-Raymond Walters CollegeWashington State Community CollegeWright State University Lake Campus

OKLAHOMACarl Albert State CollegeConnors State CollegeEastern Oklahoma State CollegeMurray State CollegeNortheastern Oklahoma Agricultural and

Mechanical CollegeNorthern Oklahoma College

associate’s colleges

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Oklahoma City Community CollegeOklahoma State University-Oklahoma CityOklahoma State University-OkmulgeeRedlands Community CollegeRogers UniversityRose State CollegeSeminole State CollegeTulsa Community CollegeWestern Oklahoma State College

OREGONBlue Mountain Community CollegeCentral Oregon Community CollegeChemeketa Community CollegeClackamas Community CollegeClatsop Community CollegeLane Community CollegeLinn-Benton Community CollegeMt. Hood Community CollegePortland Community CollegeRogue Community CollegeSouthwestern Oregon Community CollegeTreasure Valley Community CollegeUmpqua Community College

PENNSYLVANIABucks County Community CollegeButler County Community CollegeCambria County Area Community CollegeCommunity College of Allegheny County

Allegheny CampusCommunity College of Allegheny County Boyce

CampusCommunity College of Allegheny County North

CampusCommunity College of Allegheny County South

CampusCommunity College of Beaver CountyCommunity College of PhiladelphiaDelaware County Community CollegeHarrisburg Area Community CollegeLehigh Carbon Community CollegeLuzerne County Community CollegeMontgomery County Community CollegeNorthampton County Area Community CollegeNorthwest Pennsylvania Technical InstituteReading Area Community CollegeThaddeus Stevens College of TechnologyUniversity of Pittsburgh Titusville CampusWestmoreland County Community College

RHODE ISLANDCommunity College of Rhode Island

SOUTH CAROLINAAiken Technical CollegeCentral Carolina Technical CollegeChesterfield-Marlboro Technical CollegeDenmark Technical CollegeFlorence-Darlington Technical CollegeGreenville Technical CollegeHorry-Georgetown Technical CollegeMidlands Technical CollegeOrangeburg-Calhoun Technical CollegePiedmont Technical CollegeSpartanburg Technical CollegeTechnical College of the LowcountryTri-County Technical CollegeTrident Technical CollegeUniversity of South Carolina-BeaufortUniversity of South Carolina-LancasterUniversity of South Carolina-SalkehatchieUniversity of South Carolina-SumterUniversity of South Carolina-UnionWilliamsburg Technical CollegeYork Technical College

SOUTH DAKOTALake Area Technical InstituteMitchell Technical InstituteSoutheast Technical InstituteWestern Dakota Technical Institute

TENNESSEEChattanooga State Technical Community CollegeCleveland State Community CollegeColumbia State Community CollegeDyersburg State Community CollegeJackson State Community CollegeMotlow State Community CollegeNashville State Technical InstituteNortheast State Technical Community CollegePellissippi State Technical Community CollegeRoane State Community CollegeShelby State Community CollegeState Technical Institute at MemphisVolunteer State Community CollegeWalters State Community College

TEXASAlvin Community CollegeAmarillo CollegeAngelina College

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Austin Community CollegeBlinn CollegeBrazosport CollegeBrookhaven CollegeCedar Valley CollegeCentral Texas CollegeCisco Junior CollegeClarendon CollegeCoastal Bend CollegeCollege of the MainlandCollin County Community College DistrictDel Mar CollegeEastfield CollegeEl Centro CollegeEl Paso Community CollegeFrank Phillips CollegeGalveston CollegeGrayson County CollegeHill CollegeHouston Community CollegeHoward CollegeKilgore CollegeLamar State College- OrangeLamar State College-Port ArthurLaredo Community CollegeLee CollegeMcLennan Community CollegeMidland CollegeMountain View CollegeNavarro CollegeNorth Central Texas CollegeNorth Harris Montgomery Community College

DistrictNorth Lake CollegeNortheast Texas Community CollegeNorthwest Vista CollegeOdessa CollegePalo Alto CollegePanola CollegeParis Junior CollegeRanger CollegeRichland CollegeSt. Philip’s CollegeSan Antonio CollegeSan Jacinto CollegeSan Jacinto College NorthSan Jacinto College SouthSouth Plains CollegeSouth Texas Community CollegeSouthwest Texas Junior CollegeTarrant County College DistrictTemple College

Texarkana CollegeTexas Southmost CollegeTexas State Technical College-HarlingenTexas State Technical College-SweetwaterTexas State Technical College-Waco/MarshallTrinity Valley Community CollegeTyler Junior CollegeVernon Regional Junior CollegeVictoria CollegeWeatherford CollegeWestern Texas CollegeWharton County Junior College

UTAHCollege of Eastern UtahDixie CollegeSalt Lake Community CollegeSnow College

VERMONTCommunity College of Vermont

VIRGINIABlue Ridge Community CollegeCentral Virginia Community CollegeDabney S. Lancaster Community CollegeDanville Community CollegeEastern Shore Community CollegeGermanna Community CollegeJ. Sargeant Reynolds Community CollegeJohn Tyler Community CollegeLord Fairfax Community CollegeMountain Empire Community CollegeNew River Community CollegeNorthern Virginia Community CollegePatrick Henry Community CollegePaul D. Camp Community CollegePiedmont Virginia Community CollegeRappahannock Community CollegeRichard Bland CollegeSouthside Virginia Community CollegeSouthwest Virginia Community CollegeThomas Nelson Community CollegeTidewater Community CollegeVirginia Highlands Community CollegeVirginia Western Community CollegeWytheville Community College

WASHINGTONBellevue Community CollegeBellingham Technical CollegeBig Bend Community College

associate’s colleges

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Centralia CollegeClark CollegeClover Park Technical CollegeColumbia Basin CollegeEdmonds Community CollegeEverett Community CollegeGrays Harbor CollegeGreen River Community CollegeHighline Community CollegeLake Washington Technical CollegeLower Columbia CollegeNorth Seattle Community CollegeOlympic CollegePeninsula CollegePierce CollegeRenton Technical CollegeSeattle Central Community CollegeShoreline Community CollegeSkagit Valley CollegeSouth Puget Sound Community CollegeSouth Seattle Community CollegeSpokane Community CollegeSpokane Falls Community CollegeTacoma Community CollegeWalla Walla Community CollegeWenatchee Valley CollegeWhatcom Community CollegeYakima Valley Community College

WEST VIRGINIAPotomac State College of West Virginia UniversitySouthern West Virginia Community and Technical

CollegeWest Virginia Northern Community College

WISCONSINBlackhawk Technical CollegeChippewa Valley Technical CollegeFox Valley Technical CollegeGateway Technical CollegeLakeshore Technical CollegeMadison Area Technical CollegeMid-State Technical CollegeMilwaukee Area Technical CollegeMoraine Park Technical CollegeNicolet Area Technical CollegeNorthcentral Technical CollegeNortheast Wisconsin Technical CollegeSouthwest Wisconsin Technical CollegeUniversity of Wisconsin CollegesWaukesha County Technical CollegeWestern Wisconsin Technical CollegeWisconsin Indianhead Technical College

WYOMINGCasper CollegeCentral Wyoming CollegeEastern Wyoming CollegeLaramie County Community CollegeNorthern Wyoming Community College DistrictNorthwest CollegeWestern Wyoming Community College

AMERICAN SAMOAAmerican Samoa Community College

FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIACollege of Micronesia

GUAMGuam Community College

MARSHALL ISLANDSCollege of the Marshall Islands

NORTHERN MARIANASNorthern Marianas College

PALAUPalau Community College

PUERTO RICOTechnological College of the Municipality

of San JuanUniversity of Puerto Rico-La Montana University

College

PRIVATE, NOT-FOR-PROFITINSTITUTIONS

ALABAMAMarion Military Institute

ARIZONAArizona Institute of Business and Technology

(Mesa)Arizona Institute of Business and Technology

(Phoenix-1)Arizona Institute of Business and Technology

(Phoenix-2)Arizona Institute of Business and Technology

(Tucson)Education America-Mesa Campus

ARKANSASCrowley’s Ridge College

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CALIFORNIAAmerican Academy of Dramatic Arts-WestDon Bosco Technical InstituteFoundation CollegeHeald College, School of Business, ConcordHeald College, School of Business, SacramentoHeald College, School of Business, SalinasHeald College, School of Business, Santa RosaHeald College, School of Business, StocktonHeald College, School of Business & Technology,

SacramentoHeald College, School of Technology, MartinezHeald College, Schools of Business & Technology,

FresnoHeald College, Schools of Business & Technology,

HaywardHeald College, Schools of Business & Technology,

San FranciscoHeald College, Schools of Business & Technology,

San JoseKelsey-Jenney CollegeMarymount CollegeQueen of the Holy Rosary CollegeSalvation Army College for Officer Training, TheSan Francisco College of Mortuary Science

COLORADOEducation America-Denver CampusJohnson & Wales University

CONNECTICUTMitchell CollegeSt. Vincent’s College

FLORIDACity College (Fort Lauderdale)City College (Miami)Florida CollegeFlorida Culinary Institute, TheFlorida Hospital College of Health SciencesSouthwest Florida College of Business

GEORGIAAndrew CollegeGupton Jones College of Funeral ServiceTruett McConnell CollegeYoung Harris College

HAWAIIHawaii Tokai International CollegeHeald CollegeTransPacific Hawaii College

IDAHORicks College

ILLINOISHenry J. Kutsch College of NursingLexington CollegeLincoln CollegeMacCormac CollegeMorrison Institute of TechnologySaint Augustine CollegeSpringfield College in Illinois

INDIANAAncilla CollegeHoly Cross CollegeMid-America College of Funeral Service

IOWAAmerican Institute of BusinessSt. Luke’s College of Nursing and Health Sciences

KANSASDonnelly CollegeHesston College

KENTUCKYSt. Catharine College

LOUISIANAEducation America-Remington CampusRemington College

MAINECentral Maine Medical Center School of NursingNew England School of Communications

MARYLANDBaltimore International CollegeMaryland College of Art and Design

MASSACHUSETTSBay State CollegeDean CollegeFisher CollegeLaboure CollegeMarian Court CollegeNew England College of Finance, TheUrban College of Boston

MICHIGANGreat Lakes CollegeLewis College of BusinessSuomi College

associate’s colleges

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MINNESOTABethany Lutheran CollegeDunwoody InstituteNEI College of Technology

MISSISSIPPIMary Holmes CollegeWood College

MISSOURICottey CollegeKemper Military School and CollegeLester L. Cox College of Nursing and Health

SciencesRanken Technical CollegeWentworth Military Academy and Junior College

MONTANAEducation America-Billings

NEBRASKAGrand Island College

NEVADADeep Springs College

NEW HAMPSHIREWhite Pines College

NEW JERSEYAssumption College for Sisters

NEW YORKAmerican Academy Mc Allister Institute

of Funeral ServiceAmerican Academy of Dramatic ArtsBramson O R T Technical InstituteCatholic Medical Center of Brooklyn and Queens,

Inc.Cochran School of NursingCrouse Hospital School of NursingDorothea Hopfer School of Nursing at the

Mount Vernon Hospital, TheEllis Hospital School of NursingGamla CollegeHelene Fuld College of NursingInstitute of Design and ConstructionLong Island College Hospital School of NursingLynn UniversityMaria College of AlbanyNew York College for Wholistic Health Education

& Research

Paul Smith’s College of Arts and SciencesPhillips Beth Israel School of NursingSt. Elizabeth College of NursingSt. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center School

of NursingSamaritan Hospital School of NursingSisters of Charity Medical Center School

of NursingTrocaire CollegeVilla Maria College of Buffalo

NORTH CAROLINACabarrus College of Health SciencesCarolinas College of Health SciencesLouisburg College

OHIOChatfield CollegeMercy College of Northwest OhioNorthwestern CollegeOhio College of Massotherapy

OKLAHOMABacone College

OREGONHeald College, Schools of Business & Technology,

Portland

PENNSYLVANIAElectronic InstitutesHarcum CollegeJohnson Technical InstituteKeystone CollegeLackawanna Junior CollegeManor Junior CollegePeirce CollegePennsylvania Institute of TechnologyPennsylvania School of Art & DesignPittsburgh Institute of AeronauticsPittsburgh Institute of Mortuary ScienceRosedale Technical InstituteValley Forge Military CollegeWilliamson Free School of Mechanical Trades

RHODE ISLANDNew England Institute of Technology

SOUTH CAROLINASpartanburg Methodist College

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SOUTH DAKOTAKilian Community College

TENNESSEEBaptist Memorial College of Health SciencesHiwassee CollegeJohn A. Gupton CollegeWatkins Institute College of Art & Design and

The Watkins Film School

TEXASCollege of Biblical Studies-HoustonCollege of Saint Thomas More, TheCommonwealth Institute of Funeral ServiceDallas Institute of Funeral ServiceJacksonville CollegeLeChef College of HospitalityLon Morris College

UTAHLatter-Day Saints Business College

VERMONTLandmark CollegeSterling CollegeWoodbury College

VIRGINIAJohnson & Wales University

WASHINGTONDominion CollegeNorthwest School of Wooden BoatbuildingResource Center for the Handicapped

PUERTO RICOHumacao Community College

PRIVATE, FOR-PROFIT INSTITUTIONS

ALABAMAHerzing CollegeITT Technical InstitutePrince Institute of Professional StudiesSouth CollegeSoutheast College of TechnologyVirginia College (Birmingham)Virginia College (Huntsville)

ALASKACharter College

ARIZONAAcademy of Business CollegeArt Center, TheArt Institute of Phoenix, TheBryman School, TheHigh-Tech InstituteITT Technical Institute (Tucson)Lamson Junior CollegeLong Technical CollegeNational Education Center-Arizona Automotive

InstituteParalegal Institute, Inc.Refrigeration School, TheScottsdale Culinary InstituteUniversal Technical Institute

ARKANSASITT Technical Institute

CALIFORNIAArt Insitute of Los Angeles, TheBrooks CollegeCalifornia College for Health SciencesCalifornia College of TechnologyCalifornia Culinary AcademyCalifornia Design CollegeCollege of OceaneeringComputer Learning Center (Anaheim)Computer Learning Center (Los Angeles)Computer Learning Center (San Francisco)Computer Learning Center (San Jose)Educorp Career CollegeEmpire College School of BusinessFashion Careers of CaliforniaFashion Institute of Design and MerchandisingGolf Academy of San DiegoHigh Tech InstituteInstitute of Computer Technology†ITT Technical Institute (Hayward)ITT Technical Institute (Lathrop)ITT Technical Institute (Oxnard)ITT Technical Institute (Rancho Cordova)ITT Technical Institute (Santa Clara)ITT Technical Institute (Torrance)Lee College (Anaheim)Lee College (West Hills)Maric College (San Diego)Maric College (Vista)Modern Technology CollegeMTI College of Business and TechnologyNova Institute of Health Technology (Los Angeles)Nova Institute of Health Technology (Ontario)

associate’s colleges

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Nova Institute of Health Technology (Whittier)Platt College, San DiegoPlatt College (Cerritos)Platt College (Los Angeles)Platt College (Newport Beach)Professional Golfers Career CollegeSan Joaquin Valley College, Inc.School of Communication ElectronicsSequoia InstituteSilicon Valley CollegeSouthern California International College (Brea)Southern California International College

(Los Angeles)Southern California International College (Ontario)Southern California International College

(Santa Ana)Southern California International College

(Van Nuys)Western Career College (Sacramento)Western Career College (San Leandro)

COLORADOBel-Rea Institute of Animal TechnologyBlair CollegeCambridge CollegeCollegeAmerica DenverColorado Aero TechColorado School of TradesDenver Academy of Court ReportingDenver Automotive and Diesel CollegeInstitute of Business and Medical CareersParks College (Aurora)Parks College (Denver)Platt CollegeTechnical Trades Institute (Colorado Springs)Technical Trades Institute (Grand Junction)Westwood College of Technology-Denver South

Campus

CONNECTICUTBriarwood CollegeGibbs CollegeInternational College of Hospitality Management

“Cesar Ritz”

FLORIDAAcademy, TheAdvanced Technology InstituteAmerican Flyers CollegeATI Career Training Center (Fort Lauderdale)ATI Career Training Center (Miami)ATI Career Training Center (Oakland Park)

ATI-Health Education CenterAtlantic Coast InstituteCooper Career InstituteFlorida College of Natural Health (Altamone

Springs)Florida College of Natural Health (Miami)Florida College of Natural Health

(Pompano Beach)Florida College of Natural Health (Sarasota)Florida Computer and Business School, Inc.Florida National CollegeFlorida Technical CollegeFlorida Technical College of JacksonvilleFull Sail Real World EducationHerzing College (Melbourne)Herzing College (Orlando)Institute of Career EducationITT Technical Institute (Fort Lauderdale)Kaplan CollegeKeiser CollegeProspect Hall School of BusinessSouthern CollegeUltrasound Diagnostic SchoolWebster Tech

GEORGIAArt Institute of AtlantaAsher School of BusinessBauder CollegeDeVry Institute of Technology (Alpharetta)Herzing CollegeInteractive College of TechnologySouth College

HAWAIIHawaii Business College

IDAHOGem State College

ILLINOISCareer Colleges of ChicagoCollege of Office Technology, TheCooking and Hospitality Institute of Chicago, Inc.Gem City CollegeITT Technical Institute (Matteson)Midstate CollegeNorthwestern Business CollegeRockford Business CollegeTaylor Business Institute

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INDIANACollege of Court ReportingCommonwealth Business CollegeIndiana Business College (Columbus)Indiana Business College (Evansville)Indiana Business College (Indianapolis)Indiana Business College (Lafayette)Indiana Business College (Marion)Indiana Business College (Muncie)Indiana Business College (Terre Haute)Indiana Business College (Vincennes)Indiana Business College-MedicalInternational Business College (Fort Wayne)International Business College (Indianapolis)Lincoln Technical InstituteMichiana College (Fort Wayne)Michiana College (South Bend)Professional Careers InstituteSawyer College, Inc.

IOWAAmerican Institute of CommerceHamilton College (Cedar Rapids)Hamilton College (Mason City)Hamilton College-Urbandale Branch

KANSASBrown Mackie College, TheEducation America-Topeka Technical College

KENTUCKYDraughons Junior CollegeFugazzi CollegeInstitute of Electronic TechnologyITT Technical InstituteKentucky Career Institute (Florence)Kentucky Career Institute (Louisville)Kentucky College of Business (Dunville)Kentucky College of Business (Florence)Kentucky College of Business (Lexington)Kentucky College of Business (Louisville)Kentucky College of Business (Pikeville)Kentucky College of Business (Richmond)Louisville Technical InstituteOwensboro Junior College of BusinessRETS Electronic InstituteRETS Medical & Business InstituteSouthern Ohio College-Northern Kentucky

CampusSouthwestern College of BusinessSpencerian College (Lexington)Spencerian College (Louisville)

LOUISIANAAmerican School of BusinessBaton Rouge School of ComputersCamelot CollegeCameron CollegeCulinary Arts Institute of Louisiana, TheDelta College of Arts & TechnologyDelta School of Business & TechnologyITI Technical CollegeSoutheast College of Technology

MAINEAndover CollegeBeal CollegeMid-State College

MARYLANDHagerstown Business College

MASSACHUSETTSITT Technical InstituteKatharine Gibbs SchoolMassachusetts Communications College

MICHIGANITT Technical Institute (Grand Rapids)ITT Technical Institute (Troy)

MINNESOTAAcademy Education Center, Inc.Art Institutes International Minnesota, TheBrown InstituteDuluth Business University, Inc.Globe CollegeLakeland Medical-Dental AcademyMedical Institute of MinnesotaMinneapolis Business CollegeMinnesota School of Business (Brooklyn Center)Minnesota School of Business (Richfield)Music TechNTI-School of CAD TechnologyRasmussen College-EaganRasmussen College-MankatoRasmussen College-MinnetonkaRasmussen College-St. Cloud

MISSISSIPPIAntonelli College (Hattiesburg)Antonelli College (Jackson)

associate’s colleges

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MISSOURIConcorde Career InstituteElectronics InstituteHickey CollegeMetro Business College (Cape Girardeau)Metro Business College (Jefferson City)Metro Business College (Rolla)Missouri CollegePatricia Stevens CollegeSanford-Brown College (Des Peres)Sanford-Brown College (Hazelwood)Sanford-Brown College (No. Kansas City)Sanford-Brown College (Saint Charles)Springfield CollegeVatterott College (Independence)Vatterott College (Springfield)Vatterott College (St. Ann)Vatterott College (St. Joseph)Vatterott College (Sunset Hills)

NEBRASKAITT Technical InstituteLincoln School of CommerceNebraska College of BusinessOmaha College of Health Careers

NEVADAAcademy of Medical CareersCareer College of Northern NevadaComputer Learning CenterDesign InstituteHeritage CollegeITT Technical InstituteLas Vegas College

NEW HAMPSHIREHesser CollegeMcIntosh College

NEW JERSEYBerkeley CollegeDeVry InstituteKatharine Gibbs School

NEW MEXICOArt Center, TheParks College, Inc.

NEW YORKBerkeley CollegeBerkeley College of New York CityBriarcliffe College

Bryant & Stratton Business Institute (Albany)Bryant & Stratton Business Institute (Buffalo)Bryant & Stratton Business Institute (Lackawanna)Bryant & Stratton Business Institute (Rochester)Bryant & Stratton Business Institute (Syracuse)Elmira Business InstituteGlobe Institute of TechnologyInterboro InstituteIsland Drafting and Technical InstituteITT Technical InstituteJamestown Business CollegeKatharine Gibbs School (Melville)Katharine Gibbs School (New York)Long Island Business InstituteMildred ElleyMonroe CollegeNew York Career InstituteNew York Restaurant SchoolOlean Business InstitutePlaza Business InstituteRochester Business InstituteSimmons Institute of Funeral Service, Inc.Taylor Business InstituteTechnical Career InstitutesTri-State College of AcupunctureUtica School of CommerceWestchester Business InstituteWood Tobe-Coburn School

NORTH CAROLINACecils CollegeMiller-Motte Business College

NORTH DAKOTAAaker’s Business College

OHIOACA College of DesignAcademy of Court ReportingAntonelli CollegeBohecker’s Business CollegeBradford SchoolBryant & Stratton College (Parma)Cleveland Institute of ElectronicsCollege of Art AdvertisingDavis CollegeEducation America-Remington College Cleveland

CampusETI Technical CollegeETI Technical College of NilesGallipolis Career CollegeHondros College

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International College of BroadcastingITT Technical Institute (Dayton)ITT Technical Institute (Norwood)ITT Technical Institute (Strongsville)ITT Technical Institute (Youngstown)Miami-Jacobs CollegeOhio Business CollegeOhio Business College, Lorain BranchOhio Institute of Photography and TechnologyOhio Technical CollegeOhio Valley Business CollegeRETS Technical CenterSoutheastern Business College (Chillicothe)Southeastern Business College (Lancaster)Southern Ohio CollegeSouthern Ohio College-FindlaySouthern Ohio College-NortheastSouthwestern College of BusinessStautzenberger College-SouthTechnology Education CollegeTrumball Business CollegeVirginia Marti College of Fashion & ArtWest Side Institute of Technology

OKLAHOMASpartan School of AeronauticsTulsa Welding School

OREGONPioneer Pacific CollegeWestern Business College

PENNSYLVANIAAcademy of Medical Arts and BusinessAllentown Business SchoolAllied Medical and Technical CareersAltoona School of CommerceAntonelli Institute of Art and PhotographyArt Institute of PhiladelphiaArt Institute of PittsburghBerks Technical InstituteBoyd School, Pittsburgh Technical Institute

DivisionBradford SchoolBradley Academy for the Visual ArtsBusiness Institute of Pennsylvania (Meadville)Business Institute of Pennsylvania (Sharon)Cambria-Rowe Business College (Indiana)Cambria-Rowe Business College (Johnstown)Career Training AcademyCentral Pennsylvania CollegeCHI Institute

CHI Institute/RETS CampusChurchman Business SchoolComputer Learning Center (Philadelphia)Computer Learning Center (Plymouth Meeting)Computer Learning Centers, Inc.Computer TechConsolidated School of Business (Lancaster)Consolidated School of Business (York)Dean Institute of TechnologyDouglas School of BusinessDuBois Business College (DuBois)DuBois Business College (Huntingdon)DuBois CollegeDuff’s Business InstituteEducation America-Vale Technical InstituteErie Business Center, MainErie Business Center, SouthErie Institute of TechnologyHarcourt Learning Direct Center for

Degree StudiesHiram G. Andrews CenterHussian School of ArtICM School of Business & Medical CareersInformation Computer Systems InstituteInternational Culinary AcademyITT Technical Institute (Mechanicsburg)ITT Technical Institute (Monroeville)ITT Technical Institute (Pittsburgh)JNA Institute of Culinary ArtsLansdale School of BusinessLaurel Business InstituteLincoln Technical Institute (Allentown)Lincoln Technical Institute (Philadelphia)McCann School of Business (Mahanoy City)McCann School of Business (Pottsville)Median School of Allied Health CareersNew Castle School of TradesNewport Business Institute (Lower Burrell)Newport Business Institute (Williamsport)Oakridge Academy of ArtsPace InstitutePenn Commercial, Inc.Pennco TechPennsylvania CulinaryPittsburgh Technical InstitutePJA School, TheRestaurant School, TheSawyer SchoolSchuylkill Institute of Business TechnologySouth Hills School of Business and TechnologyThompson Institute (Harrisburg)Thompson Institute (Philadelphia)

associate’s colleges

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Triangle TechTriangle Tech-Erie SchoolTriangle Tech-GreensburgTri-State Business InstituteWestern School of Health and Business Careers

(Monroeville)Western School of Health and Business Careers

(Pittsburgh)York Technical InstituteYorktowne Business Institute

SOUTH CAROLINAColumbia Junior CollegeForrest Junior CollegeGolf Academy of the CarolinasITT Technical InstituteNielsen Electronics Institute

TENNESSEEAmerican Academy of Nutrition, College of

NutritionCumberland School of TechnologyDraughons Junior CollegeDraughons Junior College-NashvilleElectronic Computer Programming InstituteFugazzi CollegeITT Technical Institute (Memphis)Knoxville Business CollegeMiller-Motte Business CollegeNashville Auto-Diesel CollegeNorth Central InstituteNossi College of ArtTennessee Institute of Electronics

TEXASAmerican Commercial CollegeArt Institute of DallasArt Institute of Houston, TheAustin Business CollegeCenter for Advanced Legal StudiesCourt Reporting Institute of DallasESS College of BusinessHallmark Institute of AeronauticsHallmark Institute of TechnologyITT Technical Institute (Arlington)ITT Technical Institute (Austin)ITT Technical Institute (Houston-1)ITT Technical Institute (Houston-2)ITT Technical Institute (Houston-3)ITT Technical Institute (San Antonio)KD Studio-Actors ConservatoryMTI College of Business and Technology

Professional Career CollegeSouthwest InstituteSouthwest School of ElectronicsUniversal Technical InstituteWade CollegeWestern Technical Institute

UTAHCertified Careers Institute (Riverdale)Certified Careers Institute (Salt Lake City)Mountain West CollegeProvo CollegeStevens-Henager CollegeStevens-Henager College of BusinessUtah Career College

VERMONTNew England Culinary Institute at Essex

VIRGINIABryant & Stratton College (Richmond)Bryant & Stratton College (Virginia Beach)Computer Learning Center (Alexandria)Computer Learning Center (Manassas)Dominion Business CollegeDominion CollegeECPI College of TechnologyECPI Computer InstituteECPI Technical CollegeITT Technical InstituteNational Business CollegeNational Business College (Bluefield)National Business College (Charlottesville)

WASHINGTONArt Institute of Seattle, TheITT Technical Institute (Bothell)ITT Technical Institute (Spokane)

WEST VIRGINIACorinthian Schools, Inc.-National Institute of

Technology CampusHuntington Junior College of BusinessMountain State CollegeValley College of TechnologyWebster CollegeWest Virginia Business College (Nutter Fort)West Virginia Business College (Wheeling)West Virginia Junior College (Charleston)West Virginia Junior College (Morgantown)

WISCONSINStratton College

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WYOMINGWyoming Technical Institute

PUERTO RICOHuertas Junior CollegeInstituto Comercial De Puerto Rico Junior CollegeInternational Junior CollegeNational College of Business & TechnologyPuerto Rico Tech Junior College, Inc.Ramirez College of Business and Technology

associate’s colleges

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Specialized Institutions—Theological seminariesand other specialized faith-related institutions

Shasta Bible CollegeStarr King School for the MinistryWestminster Theological Seminary in CaliforniaYeshiva Ohr Elchonon Chabad/West Coast

Talmudical Seminary

COLORADODenver SeminaryIliff School of TheologyNazarene Bible CollegeYeshiva Toras Chaim Talmudical Seminary

CONNECTICUTBeth Benjamin Academy of ConnecticutHartford SeminaryHoly Apostles College and Seminary

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIADominican House of StudiesWashington Theological UnionWesley Theological Seminary

FLORIDAFlorida Baptist Theological CollegeFlorida Christian CollegeHobe Sound Bible College†Reformed Theological SeminarySt. John Vianney College SeminarySt. Vincent De Paul Regional SeminarySoutheastern College of the Assemblies of GodTalmudic College of FloridaTrinity College of FloridaYeshiva Gedolah Rabbinical College

GEORGIAAtlanta Christian CollegeBeacon CollegeBeulah Heights Bible CollegeColumbia Theological SeminaryInterdenominational Theological CenterLuther Rice Seminary

HAWAIIInternational College and Graduate School

PRIVATE, NOT-FOR-PROFITINSTITUTIONS

ALABAMAInternational Bible CollegeSoutheastern Bible CollegeSouthern Christian University

ALASKAAlaska Bible College

ARIZONAAmerican Indian College of the Assemblies of GodInternational Baptist CollegeSouthwestern College

ARKANSASCentral Baptist College

CALIFORNIAAmerican Baptist Seminary of the WestBethesda Christian UniversityCalifornia Christian CollegeChurch Divinity School of the PacificClaremont School of TheologyDominican School of Philosophy and TheologyFranciscan School of TheologyFuller Theological SeminaryGolden Gate Baptist Theological SeminaryGraduate Theological UnionHebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion

(California Branch)International School of TheologyJesuit School of Theology at BerkeleyL. I. F. E. Bible CollegeLogos Evangelical SeminaryMennonite Brethren Biblical SeminaryPacific Lutheran Theological SeminaryPacific School of ReligionSaint John’s SeminarySaint John’s Seminary CollegeSaint Patrick’s SeminarySan Francisco Theological SeminarySan Jose Christian College

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IDAHOBoise Bible College

ILLINOISCatholic Theological UnionChicago Theological SeminaryChristian Life CollegeGarrett-Evangelical Theological SeminaryHebrew Theological CollegeLincoln Christian CollegeLutheran School of Theology at ChicagoMcCormick Theological SeminaryMeadville/Lombard Theological SchoolMoody Bible InstituteNorthern Baptist Theological Seminary†Seabury-Western Theological SeminarySpertus CollegeTelshe Yeshiva-ChicagoTrinity International UniversityUniversity of Saint Mary of the Lake-Mundelein

Seminary

INDIANAAssociated Mennonite Biblical SeminaryBethany Theological SeminaryChristian Theological SeminaryConcordia Theological SeminaryCrossroads Bible CollegeSaint Meinrad School of Theology

IOWAEmmaus Bible CollegeFaith Baptist Bible College and SeminaryVennard CollegeWartburg Theological Seminary

KANSASCentral Baptist Theological SeminaryManhattan Christian College

KENTUCKYAsbury Theological SeminaryClear Creek Baptist Bible CollegeKentucky Mountain Bible CollegeLexington Theological SeminaryLouisville Presbyterian Theological SeminarySouthern Baptist Theological Seminary, The

LOUISIANANew Orleans Baptist Theological SeminaryNotre Dame Seminary, Graduate School of

Theology

St. Joseph Seminary College

MAINEBangor Theological Seminary

MARYLANDBaltimore Hebrew UniversityGriggs UniversityMaple Springs Baptist Bible College & SeminaryNer Israel Rabbinical CollegeSaint Mary’s Seminary and UniversityWashington Bible College/Capital Bible Seminary

MASSACHUSETTSAndover Newton Theological SchoolEpiscopal Divinity SchoolGordon-Conwell Theological SeminaryHellenic College-Holy Cross Greek Orthodox

School of TheologyPope John XXIII National SeminarySaint Hyacinth College and Seminary†Saint John’s SeminaryWeston Jesuit School of Theology

MICHIGANCalvin Theological SeminaryGrace Bible CollegeGreat Lakes Christian CollegeMichigan Jewish InstituteMichigan Theological SeminaryReformed Bible CollegeSacred Heart Major Seminary/College and

TheologateSS. Cyril and Methodius SeminaryWestern Theological SeminaryYeshiva Beth Yehuda-Yeshiva Gedolah

of Greater Detroit

MINNESOTABethel Theological SeminaryLuther SeminaryMinnesota Bible CollegeNorth Central UniversityOak Hills Christian CollegeUnited Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities

MISSISSIPPIMagnolia Bible CollegeReformed Theological SeminarySoutheastern Baptist CollegeWesley Biblical SeminaryWesley College

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MISSOURIAquinas Institute of TheologyAssemblies of God Theological SeminaryBaptist Bible CollegeBerean UniversityCalvary Bible College and Theological SeminaryCentral Bible CollegeCentral Christian College of the BibleConception Seminary CollegeConcordia SeminaryCovenant Theological SeminaryEden Theological SeminaryKenrick-Glennon Seminary-Kenrick School

of TheologyMessenger CollegeMidwestern Baptist Theological SeminaryNazarene Theological SeminaryOzark Christian CollegeSaint Louis Christian CollegeSaint Paul School of Theology

NEBRASKANebraska Christian College

NEW JERSEYBeth Medrash GovohaImmaculate Conception Seminary of Seton Hall

UniversityNew Brunswick Theological SeminaryPrinceton Theological SeminaryRabbi Jacob Joseph SchoolRabbinical College of AmericaTalmudical Academy of New Jersey

NEW YORKBeth Hamedrash Shaarei Yosher InstituteBeth Hatalmud Rabbinical CollegeCentral Yeshiva Tomchei Tmimim Lubavitch

AmericaChrist the King SeminaryColgate Rochester Divinity School-Bexley Hall-

Crozer Theological SeminaryDarkei Noam Rabbinical CollegeGeneral Theological SeminaryHebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion

(New York Branch)Holy Trinity Orthodox SeminaryJewish Theological Seminary of AmericaKehilath Yakov Rabbinical SeminaryKol Yaakov Torah CenterMachzikei Hadath Rabbinical CollegeMesivta of Eastern Parkway Rabbinical Seminary

Mesivta Tifereth Jerusalem of AmericaMesivta Torah Vodaath SeminaryMid America Baptist Theological Seminary

Northeast BranchMirrer Yeshiva Central InstituteNew York Theological SeminaryOhr Hameir Theological SeminaryOhr Somayach Tanenbaum Educational CenterPractical Bible CollegeRabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological SeminaryRabbinical Academy Mesivta Rabbi Chaim BerlinRabbinical College Beth ShragaRabbinical College Bobover Yeshiva B’nei ZionRabbinical College Ch’san SoferRabbinical College of Long IslandRabbinical College Ohr Shimon YisroelRabbinical Seminary Adas YereimRabbinical Seminary M’kor ChaimRabbinical Seminary of AmericaSaint Bernard’s InstituteSaint Joseph’s SeminarySaint Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological SeminarySeminary of the Immaculate Conception of the

Diocese of Rockville CenterSh’or Yoshuv Rabbinical CollegeTalmudical Institute of Upstate New YorkTalmudical Seminary Oholei TorahTorah Temimah Talmudical SeminaryUnification Theological SeminaryUnion Theological SeminaryUnited Talmudical SeminaryWadhams Hall Seminary and CollegeYeshiva and Kolel Bais Medrash ElyonYeshiva and Kollel Harbotzas TorahYeshiva Derech ChaimYeshiva D’Monsey Rabbinical CollegeYeshiva Gedolah Imrei Yosef D’SpinkaYeshiva Karlin Stolin Beth Aaron V’Israel

Rabbinical InstituteYeshiva Mikdash MelechYeshiva of Nitra Rabbinical CollegeYeshiva of the Telshe AlumniYeshiva Shaar Hatorah-GrodnoYeshivas NovominskYeshivath ViznitzYeshivath Zichron Moshe

NORTH CAROLINAHeritage Bible CollegeHood Theological SeminaryJohn Wesley CollegePiedmont Baptist College†

theological seminaries and other specialized faith-related institutions

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Reformed Theological SeminaryRoanoke Bible CollegeSoutheastern Baptist Theological SeminarySouthern Evangelical Seminary

NORTH DAKOTATrinity Bible College

OHIOAthenaeum of OhioCincinnati Bible College and SeminaryCircleville Bible CollegeCleveland College of Jewish StudiesGod’s Bible School and CollegeHebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of ReligionMethodist Theological School in OhioPayne Theological SeminaryPontifical College JosephinumRabbinical College of TelsheSaint Mary Seminary and Graduate School

of TheologyTrinity Lutheran SeminaryUnited Theological SeminaryWinebrenner Theological Seminary

OKLAHOMAAmerican Bible College and SeminaryMid-America Bible CollegePhillips Theological SeminarySouthwestern College of Christian Ministries

OREGONEugene Bible CollegeMount Angel SeminaryMultnomah Bible College and Biblical SeminaryWestern Seminary

PENNSYLVANIABaptist Bible College and SeminaryBiblical Theological SeminaryEastern Baptist Theological SeminaryEvangelical School of TheologyLancaster Bible CollegeLancaster Theological SeminaryLutheran Theological Seminary at GettysburgLutheran Theological Seminary at PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia College of BiblePittsburgh Theological SeminaryReconstructionist Rabbinical CollegeReformed Presbyterian Theological SeminarySaint Charles Borromeo SeminaryTalmudical Yeshiva of Philadelphia

Trinity Episcopal School for MinistryValley Forge Christian CollegeWestminster Theological SeminaryYeshiva Beth Moshe

SOUTH CAROLINAColumbia International UniversityLutheran Theological Southern SeminarySouthern Methodist College†

SOUTH DAKOTANorth American Baptist Seminary

TENNESSEEAmerican Baptist College†Church of God Theological SeminaryEmmanuel School of ReligionFree Will Baptist Bible CollegeHarding University Graduate School of ReligionJohnson Bible CollegeMemphis Theological SeminaryMid-America Baptist Theological SeminaryTemple Baptist Seminary

TEXASArlington Baptist CollegeAustin Presbyterian Theological SeminaryBaptist Missionary Association Theological

SeminaryCriswell College, TheDallas Christian College†Dallas Theological SeminaryEpiscopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest,

TheHouston Graduate School of TheologyInstitute for Christian StudiesOblate School of TheologySouthwestern Assemblies of God UniversitySouthwestern Baptist Theological SeminarySouthwestern Christian College

VIRGINIABaptist Theological Seminary at RichmondCatholic Distance University, TheProtestant Episcopal Theological Seminary in

VirginiaUnion Theological Seminary and Presbyterian

School of Christian Education

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WASHINGTONFaith Evangelical Lutheran SeminaryNorthwest Baptist SeminaryNorthwest Graduate School of the MinistryPuget Sound Christian CollegeTrinity Lutheran College

WEST VIRGINIAAppalachian Bible College

WISCONSINMaranatha Baptist Bible CollegeNashotah HouseSacred Heart School of TheologySaint Francis Seminary

PUERTO RICOColegio Biblico Pentecostal De Puerto RicoColegio Pentecostal MizpaEvangelical Seminary of Puerto Rico

PRIVATE, FOR-PROFIT INSTITUTIONS

TEXASICI University

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Specialized Institutions—Medical schools and medical centers

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

ARKANSASUniversity of Arkansas for Medical Sciences

COLORADOUniversity of Colorado Health Sciences Center

CONNECTICUTUniversity of Connecticut Health Center

GEORGIAMedical College of Georgia

KANSASUniversity of Kansas Medical Center

LOUSIANALouisiana State University Health Sciences Center

MARYLANDUniformed Services University of the Health

Sciences

MASSACHUSETTSUniversity of Massachusetts at Worcester

MISSISSIPPIUniversity of Mississippi Medical Center

NEBRASKAUniversity of Nebraska Medical Center

NEW JERSEYUniversity of Medicine and Dentistry

of New Jersey

NEW YORKState University of New York Health Science

Center at BrooklynState University of New York Health Science

Center at Stony BrookState University of New York Health Science

Center at Syracuse

OHIOMedical College of OhioNortheastern Ohio Universities College of

Medicine

OKLAHOMAOklahoma State University College of Osteopathic

MedicineUniversity of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center

OREGONOregon Health Sciences University

PENNSYLVANIAPennsylvania State University College of Medicine

SOUTH CAROLINAMedical University of South Carolina

TENNESSEEUniversity of Tennessee, Memphis

TEXASTexas Tech University Health Sciences CenterUniversity of North Texas Health Science Center

at Fort WorthUniversity of Texas Health Science Center at

HoustonUniversity of Texas Health Science Center at

San AntonioUniversity of Texas Medical Branch at GalvestonUniversity of Texas Southwestern Medical Center

at Dallas

WEST VIRGINIAWest Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine

PUERTO RICOUniversity of Puerto Rico-Medical Sciences

Campus

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PRIVATE, NOT-FOR-PROFITINSTITUTIONS

ARIZONAArizona College of Osteopathic Medicine

CALIFORNIATouro University College of Osteopathic MedicineWestern University of Health Sciences

GEORGIAMorehouse School of Medicine

ILLINOISFinch University of Health Sciences/The Chicago

Medical SchoolMidwestern UniversityRush University

IOWADes Moines University Osteopathic Medical Center

MINNESOTAMayo Medical School

MISSOURIKirksville College of Osteopathic MedicineUniversity of Health Sciences, The

NEW YORKAlbany Medical CollegeCornell University Medical CampusNew York Medical College

PENNSYLVANIALake Erie College of Osteopathic MedicinePhiladelphia College of Osteopathic MedicineThomas Jefferson University

TENNESSEEMeharry Medical College

TEXASBaylor College of Medicine

VIRGINIAEastern Virginia Medical School

WISCONSINMedical College of Wisconsin

PUERTO RICOPonce School of MedicineSan Juan Bautista School of MedicineUniversidad Central Del Caribe

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Specialized Institutions—Other separate health profession schools

ILLINOISBlessing-Rieman College of NursingDr. William M. Scholl College of Podiatric

MedicineIllinois College of OptometryInstitute for Clinical Social WorkLakeview College of NursingNational College of Chiropractic†St. Anthony College of NursingSaint Francis Medical Center College of NursingSaint John’s CollegeTrinity College of NursingWest Suburban College of Nursing

IOWAAllen CollegeMercy College of Health SciencesPalmer College of Chiropractic

LOUISIANAOur Lady of the Lake College

MARYLANDTraditional Acupuncture Institute

MASSACHUSETTSBoston Graduate School of PsychoanalysisForsyth School of Dental HygienistsMassachusetts College of Pharmacy and Allied

Health SciencesMGH Institute of Health ProfessionsNew England College of OptometryNew England School of Acupuncture

MINNESOTAMayo School of Health-Related SciencesNorthwestern College of Chiropractic

MISSOURICleveland Chiropractic College of Kansas CityDeaconess College of NursingJewish Hospital College of Nursing and Allied

HealthLogan College of Chiropractic

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

NEW YORKState University of New York College

of Optometry

TEXASTexas A&M University-Baylor College of Dentistry

PRIVATE, NOT-FOR-PROFITINSTITUTIONS

ARIZONASouthwest College of Naturopathic Medicine

& Health Sciences

CALIFORNIAAcademy of Chinese Culture and Health SciencesAmerican College of Traditional Chinese MedicineCalifornia College of Podiatric MedicineCharles R. Drew University of Medicine & ScienceCleveland Chiropractic CollegeDongguk Royal UniversityFive Branches Institute: College of Traditional

Chinese MedicineLife Chiropractic College WestLos Angeles College of ChiropracticMeiji College of Oriental MedicinePalmer College of Chiropractic-WestSamra University of Oriental MedicineSamuel Merritt CollegeSouth Baylo UniversitySouthern California College of OptometryWright Institute, TheYo San University of Traditional Chinese Medicine

GEORGIAGeorgia Baptist College of NursingLife University

HAWAIITai Hsuan Foundation College of Acupuncture

& Herbal Medicine

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Research College of NursingSaint Louis College of PharmacySaint Luke’s College

NEBRASKAClarkson CollegeNebraska Methodist College of Nursing and

Allied Health

NEW MEXICOInternational Institute of Chinese Medicine

NEW YORKAlbany College of Pharmacy of Union UniversityD’Youville CollegeNew York Chiropractic CollegeNew York College of Podiatric MedicinePicower Institute for Medical Research

NORTH DAKOTAMedcenter One College of Nursing

OHIOKettering College of Medical ArtsMount Carmel College of NursingOhio College of Podiatric Medicine

OREGONNational College of Naturopathic MedicineOregon College of Oriental MedicineWestern States Chiropractic College

PENNSYLVANIAPennsylvania College of OptometryUniversity of the Sciences in Philadelphia

SOUTH CAROLINASherman College of Straight Chiropractic

SOUTH DAKOTAPresentation College

TENNESSEEAquinas CollegeMiddle Tennessee School of AnesthesiaSouthern College of Optometry

TEXASParker College of ChiropracticTexas Chiropractic College

VIRGINIACommunity Hospital of Roanoke Valley College

of Health Sciences

WASHINGTONBastyr University†Northwest Institute of Acupuncture and Oriental

MedicineSeattle Institute of Oriental Medicine

WEST VIRGINIAAlderson Broaddus College

WISCONSINBellin College of NursingColumbia College of Nursing

PUERTO RICOInter American University of Puerto Rico School

of Optometry

PRIVATE, FOR-PROFIT INSTITUTIONS

CALIFORNIAEmperor’s College of Traditional Oriental MedicinePacific College of Oriental MedicineSanta Barbara College of Oriental Medicine

FLORIDAAmerican College of Prehospital MedicineNational College of Oriental MedicineUniversity of St. Augustine for Health Sciences

NEW MEXICOSouthwest Acupuncture College

TEXASAcademy of Oriental MedicineAmerican College of Acupuncture and Oriental

MedicineTexas College of Traditional Chinese Medicine

WISCONSINMidwest College of Oriental Medicine

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Specialized Institutions—Schools of engineering and technology

INDIANARose-Hulman Institute of Technology

MARYLANDCapitol College

MASSACHUSETTSWentworth Institute of Technology

MICHIGANKettering University

NEW YORKCollege of AeronauticsCooper UnionWebb Institute

OREGONOregon Graduate Institute of Science and

Technology

VIRGINIAInstitute of Textile Technology

WASHINGTONHenry Cogswell College

WISCONSINMilwaukee School of Engineering

PUERTO RICOUniversidad Politecnica De Puerto Rico

PRIVATE, FOR-PROFIT INSTITUTIONS

ARIZONADeVry Institute of TechnologyITT Technical Institute (Phoenix)University of Advancing Computer Technology

CALIFORNIACalifornia National University for Advanced

StudiesDeVry Institute of Technology (Fremont)

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

ARIZONAArizona State University East

COLORADOColorado School of Mines†

GEORGIASouthern Polytechnic State University

KANSASKansas State University-Salina, College of

Technology and Aviation

MASSACHUSETTSFranklin Institute of Boston

MONTANAMontana Tech of The University of Montana

OREGONOregon Institute of Technology†

SOUTH DAKOTASouth Dakota School of Mines and Technology

VERMONTVermont Technical College

PRIVATE, NOT-FOR-PROFITINSTITUTIONS

CALIFORNIANorthwestern Polytechnic University

COLORADONational Technological University

GEORGIAInstitute of Paper Science and Technology

ILLINOISKnowledge Systems Institute†

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DeVry Institute of Technology (Long Beach)†ITT Technical Institute (Anaheim)ITT Technical Institute (San Bernardino)ITT Technical Institute (San Diego)†ITT Technical Institute (Sylmar)ITT Technical Institute (West Covina)†Southern California Institute of Technology

COLORADOITT Technical InstituteWestwood College of Technology†

FLORIDAEducation America-Tampa Technical Institute†ITT Technical Institute (Jacksonville)ITT Technical Institute (Maitland)ITT Technical Institute (Tampa)

GEORGIADeVry Institute of Technology (Decatur)†

IDAHOITT Technical Institute

ILLINOISDeVry Institute of Technology (Chicago)ITT Technical Institute (Hoffman Estates)

INDIANAITT Technical Institute (Fort Wayne)ITT Technical Institute (Indianapolis)ITT Technical Institute (Newburgh)

IOWAHamilton Technical College

LOUISIANAGrantham College of EngineeringHerzing College

MISSOURIITT Technical InstituteMissouri Technical School

NEW MEXICOITT Technical Institute

OHIOBryant & Stratton College (Cleveland)

OREGONITT Technical Institute

TENNESSEEITT Technical Institute (Knoxville)ITT Technical Institute (Nashville)

TEXASDeVry Institute of Technology

UTAHITT Technical Institute

VIRGINIAWorld College

WISCONSINITT Technical Institute (Seattle)

WISCONSINHerzing CollegeITT Technical Institute

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Specialized Institutions—Schools of business and management

Detroit College of BusinessNorthwood UniversityWalsh College of Accountancy and Business

Administration

NEW HAMPSHIRENew Hampshire College

NEW YORKCollege of Insurance, The

NORTH CAROLINAMontreat College

OHIODavid N. Myers CollegeFranklin UniversityTiffin University

PENNSYLVANIAAmerican College, The

RHODE ISLANDBryant College

TEXASAmber University†

PUERTO RICOAmerican University of Puerto RicoInter American University of Puerto Rico

Bayamon Campus

PRIVATE, FOR-PROFIT INSTITUTIONS

ARIZONAChaparral Career CollegeMetropolitan College of Court ReportingUniversity of Phoenix

CALIFORNIAAmerican Graduate University

PRIVATE, NOT-FOR-PROFITINSTITUTIONS

ARIZONAThunderbird, The American Graduate School

of International Management

CALIFORNIAArmstrong UniversityGolden Gate UniversityLincoln UniversityPacific States University

CONNECTICUTRensselaer at Hartford

DELAWAREGoldey-Beacom College

FLORIDAWebber College

ILLINOISLake Forest Graduate School of ManagementRobert Morris College

INDIANAIndiana Institute of Technology

MAINEThomas College

MASSACHUSETTSBabson CollegeNational Graduate School of Quality Management,

TheNichols College

MICHIGANBaker College of Auburn HillsBaker College of CadillacBaker College of JacksonCleary CollegeDavenport College of Business

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COLORADOCollege for Financial PlanningColorado Technical University (Greenwood Vlg)ISIM UniversityJones International University

FLORIDAFlorida Metropolitan University-Fort Lauderdale

CollegeSchiller International University

ILLINOISKeller Graduate School of Management

MASSACHUSETTSArthur D. Little School of Management

NEW MEXICOMetropolitan College of Court Reporting

NEW YORKLaboratory Institute of Merchandising

SOUTH DAKOTAColorado Technical University

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Specialized Institutions—Schools of art, music, and design

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

MASSACHUSETTSMassachusetts College of Art

NEW YORKNew York State College of Ceramics at Alfred

University

NORTH CAROLINANorth Carolina School of the Arts

PUERTO RICOConservatory of Music of Puerto RicoEscuela de Artes Plasticas de Puerto Rico

PRIVATE, NOT-FOR-PROFITINSTITUTIONS

ARIZONAFrank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture

CALIFORNIAAmerican Conservatory TheaterAmerican Film Institute-Center for Advanced

Film and Television StudiesArt Center College of DesignArt Institute of Southern CaliforniaCalifornia College of Arts and CraftsCalifornia Institute of the ArtsColumbia College (Tarzana)Otis College of Art and DesignSan Francisco Art InstituteSan Francisco Conservatory of MusicSouthern California Institute of Architecture

COLORADONational Theatre Conservatory

CONNECTICUTLyme Academy of Fine Arts

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIACorcoran School of Art

FLORIDARingling School of Art and Design

GEORGIAAtlanta College of ArtSavannah College of Art and Design

ILLINOISSchool of the Art Institute of ChicagoVanderCook College of Music

MAINEMaine College of Art

MARYLANDMaryland Institute College of ArtPeabody Institute of Johns Hopkins University

MASSACHUSETTSBerklee College of MusicBoston Architectural CenterBoston ConservatoryConway School of Landscape DesignLongy School of MusicMontserrat College of ArtNew England Conservatory of MusicSchool of the Museum of Fine Arts-Boston

MICHIGANCenter for Creative Studies-College of Art

and DesignCranbrook Academy of ArtKendall College of Art and Design

MINNESOTACollege of Visual ArtsMinneapolis College of Art Design

MISSOURIKansas City Art Institute

NEW JERSEYWestminster Choir College of Rider University

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NEW YORKGraduate School of Figurative Art of the

New York Academy of ArtJuilliard School, TheManhattan School of MusicNew York School of Interior Design

OHIOArt Academy of CincinnatiCleveland Institute of ArtCleveland Institute of MusicColumbus College of Art and Design

OREGONOregon College of Art and CraftPacific Northwest College of Art

PENNSYLVANIACurtis Institute of MusicMoore College of Art and DesignPennsylvania Academy of the Fine ArtsUniversity of the Arts

RHODE ISLANDRhode Island School of Design

TENNESSEEMemphis College of ArtO’More College of Design

WASHINGTONCornish College of the Arts

WISCONSINMilwaukee Institute of Art & Design

PRIVATE, FOR-PROFIT INSTITUTIONS

ARIZONAAl Collins Graphic Design School

CALIFORNIAAcademy of Art CollegeAdvertising Arts College, TheAmerican Intercontinental University†Art Institutes International of San FranciscoBrooks InstituteDesign Institute of San DiegoInterior Designers InstituteMusicians InstituteNewschool of Architecture

COLORADOColorado Institute of ArtRocky Mountain College of Art & Design

CONNECTICUTPaier College of Art

FLORIDAArt Institute of Fort Lauderdale, The†International Academy of DesignInternational Fine Arts College†

GEORGIAAmerican Inter Continental University

ILLINOISAmerican Academy of ArtHarrington Institute of Interior DesignIllinois Institute of Art, TheIllinois Institute of Art/ChicagoInternational Academy of Merchandising

and Design

NEW YORKSchool of Visual Arts

OREGONArt Institutes International at Portland, The

WASHINGTONNorthwest College of Art

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Specialized Institutions—Schools of law

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

CALIFORNIAUniversity of California-Hastings College of the

Law

VIRGINIAJudge Advocate General’s School, The

PRIVATE, NOT-FOR-PROFITINSTITUTIONS

CALIFORNIACalifornia Western School of LawSan Joaquin College of LawSouthwestern University School of LawUniversity of West Los Angeles

DELAWAREWidener University School of Law

FLORIDAFlorida Coastal School of Law

ILLINOISJohn Marshall Law School

MASSACHUSETTSMassachusetts School of Law at AndoverNew England School of LawSouthern New England School of Law

MICHIGANThomas M. Cooley Law School

MINNESOTAWilliam Mitchell College of Law

NEW HAMPSHIREFranklin Pierce Law Center

NEW JERSEYSeton Hall University School of Law

NEW YORKAlbany Law School of Union UniversityBrooklyn Law SchoolNew York Law School

PENNSYLVANIADickinson School of Law of Penn State

TEXASSouth Texas College of Law

VERMONTVermont Law School

PUERTO RICOInter American University of Puerto Rico

School of Law

PRIVATE, FOR-PROFIT INSTITUTIONS

CALIFORNIAThomas Jefferson School of LawWestern State University College of Law

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Specialized Institutions—Teachers colleges

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

MISSOURIHarris-Stowe State College

PRIVATE, NOT-FOR-PROFITINSTITUTIONS

KENTUCKYUnion College

MASSACHUSETTSCambridge College

MINNESOTAMartin Luther College

NEW YORKBank Street College of EducationSunbridge College

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PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

ALABAMASchool of Advanced Airpower Studies

CALIFORNIACalifornia Maritime AcademyNaval Postgraduate School

COLORADOUnited States Air Force Academy

CONNECTICUTUnited States Coast Guard Academy

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAJoint Military Intelligence CollegeNational Defense University

KANSASUnited States Army Command and General

Staff College

MAINEMaine Maritime Academy

MARYLANDUnited States Naval Academy

MASSACHUSETTSMassachusetts Maritime Academy

NEW YORKCity University of New York John Jay College

of Criminal JusticeState University of New York Maritime CollegeUnited States Merchant Marine AcademyUnited States Military Academy

OHIOAir Force Institute of Technology

RHODE ISLANDNaval War College

VIRGINIAMarine Corps University

PRIVATE, NOT-FOR-PROFITINSTITUTIONS

ALABAMAUnited States Sports Academy

CALIFORNIACalifornia Institute of Integral StudiesCalifornia School of Professional Psychology-

Berkeley/AlamedaCalifornia School of Professional Psychology at

FresnoCalifornia School of Professional Psychology at

Los AngelesCalifornia School of Professional Psychology at

San DiegoColeman CollegeFielding InstituteInstitute for Creation Research Graduate SchoolInstitute of Transpersonal PsychologyPacific Graduate School of PsychologyPacific Oaks CollegePhillips Graduate InstituteRAND Graduate School of Policy StudiesSaybrook Graduate SchoolScripps Research Institute, The

COLORADOEducation America-Colorado Springs CampusNaropa UniversityTeikyo Loretto Heights University

FLORIDACarlos Albizu University Miami CampusJohnson & Wales University

ILLINOISAdler School of Professional PsychologyChicago School of Professional PsychologyNAES College

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IOWADivine Word College

MARYLANDSojourner-Douglass College

MASSACHUSETTSHebrew CollegeMassachusetts School of Professional Psychology

MICHIGANCenter for Humanistic Studies

MINNESOTAAlfred Adler Graduate School

MISSOURIForest Institute of Professional Psychology

NEW HAMPSHIREThomas More College of Liberal Arts, The

NEW MEXICOSouthwestern College

NEW YORKAudrey Cohen CollegeCulinary Institute of America

OHIOCincinnati College of Mortuary Science

SOUTH CAROLINAJohnson & Wales University

VIRGINIAAtlantic University

WISCONSINWisconsin School of Professional Psychology

PUERTO RICOCarlos Albizu University Puerto Rico CampusCenter for Advanced Studies On Puerto Rico and

the Caribbean

PRIVATE, FOR-PROFIT INSTITUTIONS

ARIZONAArizona School of Professional Psychology

CALIFORNIAPacifica Graduate Institute

GEORGIAGeorgia School of Professional Psychology

HAWAIIAmerican School of Professional Psychology/

Hawaii

ILLINOISIllinois School of Professional Psychology/ChicagoIllinois School of Professional Psychology/Meadows

MINNESOTACapella UniversityMinnesota School of Professional Psychology

VERMONTNew England Culinary Institute

VIRGINIAAmerican Military UniversityAmerican School of Professional Psychology/

Virginia

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Tribal Colleges and Universities

WASHINGTONNorthwest Indian College

WISCONSINCollege of Menominee NationLac Courte Oreilles Ojibwa Community College

PRIVATE, NOT-FOR-PROFITINSTITUTIONS

CALIFORNIAD-Q University

MONTANABlackfeet Community CollegeDull Knife Memorial CollegeSalish Kootenai College

NEBRASKALittle Priest Tribal College

NORTH DAKOTAUnited Tribes Technical College

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

ARIZONADine College

KANSASHaskell Indian Nations University

MICHIGANBay Mills Community CollegeKeweenaw Bay Ojibwa Community College

MINNESOTAFond du Lac Tribal and Community College

MONTANAFort Belknap CollegeFort Peck Community CollegeLittle Big Horn CollegeStone Child College

NEBRASKANebraska Indian Community College

NEW MEXICOInstitute of American Indian and Alaska Native

Culture and Arts DevelopmentSouthwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute

NORTH DAKOTACankdeska Cikana Community CollegeFt. Berthold Community CollegeSitting Bull CollegeTurtle Mountain Community College

SOUTH DAKOTAOglala Lakota CollegeSinte Gleska UniversitySisseton-Wahpeton Community College

† This institution was also eligible for inclusion in a different classificationcategory under the procedures set forth in the Technical Notes.

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Aaker’s Business College–nd ................................................................................................................... associate’sAbilene Christian University–tx .............................................................................................................. master’s iAbraham Baldwin Agricultural College–ga ......................................................................................... associate’sACA College of Design–oh ..................................................................................................................... associate’sAcademy, The–fl ......................................................................................................................................associate’sAcademy Education Center, Inc.–mn .................................................................................................... associate’sAcademy of Art College–ca ....................................................................... specialized—art, music, and designAcademy of Business College–az .............................................................................................................associate’sAcademy of Chinese Culture and Health Sciences–ca .......................................... specialized—other healthAcademy of Court Reporting–oh ........................................................................................................... associate’sAcademy of Medical Arts and Business–pa ............................................................................................associate’sAcademy of Medical Careers–nv .............................................................................................................associate’sAcademy of Oriental Medicine–tx ........................................................................... specialized—other healthAdams State College–co ............................................................................................................................ master’s iAdelphi University–ny ......................................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveAdirondack Community College–ny .................................................................................................... associate’sAdler School of Professional Psychology–il ......................................................................... specialized—otherAdrian College†–mi ................................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsAdvanced Technology Institute–fl .........................................................................................................associate’sAdvertising Arts College, The–ca ............................................................. specialized—art, music, and designAgnes Scott College–ga ........................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsAiken Technical College–sc .....................................................................................................................associate’sAims Community College–co ..................................................................................................................associate’sAir Force Institute of Technology–oh ................................................................................... specialized—otherAl Collins Graphic Design School–az ....................................................... specialized—art, music, and designAlabama Agricultural and Mechanical University†–al .................................. doctoral/research—intensiveAlabama Southern Community College–al ......................................................................................... associate’sAlabama State University–al .................................................................................................................... master’s iAlamance Community College–nc .........................................................................................................associate’sAlaska Bible College–ak ............................................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedAlaska Pacific University–ak .................................................................................................................... master’s iAlbany College of Pharmacy of Union University–ny .......................................... specialized—other healthAlbany Law School of Union University–ny ............................................................................ specialized—lawAlbany Medical College–ny ................................................................................................ specialized—medicalAlbany State University–ga ....................................................................................................................... master’s iAlbertson College–id ............................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsAlbertus Magnus College–ct ........................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalAlbion College–mi ................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsAlbright College–pa ................................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsAlbuquerque T-VI A Community College–nm ....................................................................................associate’sAlcorn State University–ms ....................................................................................................................... master’s iAlderson Broaddus College–wv................................................................................ specialized—other healthAlexandria Technical College–mn ......................................................................................................... associate’sAlfred Adler Graduate School–mn ........................................................................................ specialized—other

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Alfred University–ny ................................................................................................................................. master’s iAlice Lloyd College–ky.................................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalAllan Hancock College–ca .......................................................................................................................associate’sAllegany College of Maryland–md ......................................................................................................... associate’sAllegheny College–pa .............................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsAllen College–ia .......................................................................................................... specialized—other healthAllen County Community College–ks....................................................................................................associate’sAllen University–sc ........................................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalAllentown Business School–pa ................................................................................................................ associate’sAllentown College of Saint Francis De Sales–pa .................................................................................... master’s iAllied Medical and Technical Careers–pa ..............................................................................................associate’sAlma College–mi ..................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsAlpena Community College–mi ..............................................................................................................associate’sAltoona School of Commerce–pa ........................................................................................................... associate’sAlvernia College–pa ....................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalAlverno College–wi ........................................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalAlvin Community College–tx ................................................................................................................ associate’sAmarillo College–tx ..................................................................................................................................associate’sAmber University†–tx ......................................................................... specialized—business and managementAmerican Academy Mc Allister Institute of Funeral Service–ny ...................................................... associate’sAmerican Academy of Art–il .................................................................... specialized—art, music, and designAmerican Academy of Dramatic Arts–ny ............................................................................................ associate’sAmerican Academy of Dramatic Arts-West–ca .................................................................................. associate’sAmerican Academy of Nutrition, College of Nutrition–tn ................................................................associate’sAmerican Baptist College†–tn ................................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedAmerican Baptist Seminary of the West–ca............................................................ specialized—faith-relatedAmerican Bible College and Seminary–ok ............................................................. specialized—faith-relatedAmerican College, The–pa .................................................................. specialized—business and managementAmerican College of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine–tx ............................ specialized—other healthAmerican College of Prehospital Medicine–fl ....................................................... specialized—other healthAmerican College of Traditional Chinese Medicine–ca ........................................ specialized—other healthAmerican Commercial College–tx .........................................................................................................associate’sAmerican Conservatory Theater–ca ......................................................... specialized—art, music, and designAmerican Film Institute-Center for Advanced Filmand Television Studies–ca ........................................................................... specialized—art, music, and designAmerican Flyers College–fl .....................................................................................................................associate’sAmerican Graduate University–ca .................................................... specialized—business and managementAmerican Indian College of the Assemblies of God–az ........................................ specialized—faith-relatedAmerican Institute of Business–ia ...........................................................................................................associate’sAmerican Institute of Commerce–ia ...................................................................................................... associate’sAmerican Inter Continental University–ga ............................................. specialized—art, music, and designAmerican Intercontinental University†–ca ............................................. specialized—art, music, and designAmerican International College–ma ........................................................................................................ master’s iAmerican Military University–va ........................................................................................... specialized—otherAmerican River College–ca ..................................................................................................................... associate’sAmerican Samoa Community College–as ..............................................................................................associate’sAmerican School of Business–la .............................................................................................................associate’sAmerican School of Professional Psychology/Hawaii–hi ................................................... specialized—otherAmerican School of Professional Psychology/Virginia–va .................................................. specialized—otherAmerican University–dc ...................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveAmerican University of Puerto Rico–pr ............................................ specialized—business and managementAmherst College–ma ............................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal arts

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Ancilla College–in .................................................................................................................................... associate’sAnderson College–sc ...................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalAnderson University–in ...........................................................................................................................master’s iiAndover College–me .................................................................................................................................associate’sAndover Newton Theological School–ma .............................................................. specialized—faith-relatedAndrew College–ga .................................................................................................................................. associate’sAndrew Jackson University–al .................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalAndrews University–mi ....................................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveAngelina College–tx .................................................................................................................................associate’sAngelo State University–tx ....................................................................................................................... master’s iAnna Maria College–ma ............................................................................................................................ master’s iAnne Arundel Community College–md ................................................................................................associate’sAnoka-Hennepin Technical College–mn ...............................................................................................associate’sAnoka-Ramsey Community College–mn ..............................................................................................associate’sAntelope Valley College–ca ..................................................................................................................... associate’sAntioch College–oh ................................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsAntioch New England Graduate School–nh .................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveAntioch University Seattle–wa .................................................................................................................. master’s iAntioch University Southern California†–ca ......................................................................................... master’s iAntonelli College–oh ............................................................................................................................... associate’sAntonelli College (Hattiesburg)–ms ........................................................................................................associate’sAntonelli College (Jackson)–ms .............................................................................................................. associate’sAntonelli Institute of Art and Photography–pa .................................................................................... associate’sAppalachian Bible College–wv ................................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedAppalachian State University–nc ............................................................................................................. master’s iAquinas College–mi .................................................................................................................................. master’s iiAquinas College–tn ................................................................................................... specialized—other healthAquinas Institute of Theology–mo ........................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedArapahoe Community College–co ......................................................................................................... associate’sArizona College of Osteopathic Medicine–az ................................................................... specialized—medicalArizona Institute of Business and Technology (Mesa)–az ................................................................... associate’sArizona Institute of Business and Technology (Phoenix-1)–az ...........................................................associate’sArizona Institute of Business and Technology (Phoenix-2)–az ...........................................................associate’sArizona Institute of Business and Technology (Tucson)–az ................................................................associate’sArizona School of Professional Psychology–az .................................................................... specialized—otherArizona State University East–az ................................................. specialized—engineering and technologyArizona State University Main–az ..................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveArizona State University West–az ............................................................................................................ master’s iArizona Western College–az ................................................................................................................... associate’sArkansas Baptist College–ar .................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsArkansas State University–ar ................................................................................................................... master’s iArkansas State University Beebe Branch–ar .........................................................................................associate’sArkansas Tech University–ar ................................................................................................................... master’s iArlington Baptist College–tx .................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedArmstrong Atlantic State University–ga ................................................................................................. master’s iArmstrong University–ca .................................................................... specialized—business and managementArt Academy of Cincinnati–oh ................................................................. specialized—art, music, and designArt Center, The–az ....................................................................................................................................associate’sArt Center, The–nm ..................................................................................................................................associate’sArt Center College of Design–ca............................................................... specialized—art, music, and designArt Insitute of Los Angeles, The–ca ...................................................................................................... associate’sArt Institute of Atlanta–ga .......................................................................................................................associate’s

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Art Institute of Dallas–tx ........................................................................................................................ associate’sArt Institute of Fort Lauderdale, The†–fl .............................................. specialized—art, music, and designArt Institute of Houston, The–tx ........................................................................................................... associate’sArt Institute of Philadelphia–pa ..............................................................................................................associate’sArt Institute of Phoenix, The–az .............................................................................................................associate’sArt Institute of Pittsburgh–pa ..................................................................................................................associate’sArt Institute of Seattle, The–wa.............................................................................................................. associate’sArt Institute of Southern California–ca ................................................... specialized—art, music, and designArt Institutes International at Portland, The–or .................................... specialized—art, music, and designArt Institutes International Minnesota, The–mn ..................................................................................associate’sArt Institutes International of San Francisco–ca ..................................... specialized—art, music, and designArthur D. Little School of Management–ma .................................... specialized—business and managementAsbury College–ky ......................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalAsbury Theological Seminary–ky ............................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedAsher School of Business–ga ................................................................................................................... associate’sAsheville-Buncombe Technical Community College–nc ................................................................... associate’sAshland Community College–ky ........................................................................................................... associate’sAshland University†–oh ............................................................................................................................ master’s iAsnuntuck Community-Technical College–ct .................................................................................... associate’sAssemblies of God Theological Seminary–mo ....................................................... specialized—faith-relatedAssociated Mennonite Biblical Seminary–in .......................................................... specialized—faith-relatedAssumption College–ma ............................................................................................................................ master’s iAssumption College for Sisters–nj ......................................................................................................... associate’sAthenaeum of Ohio–oh ............................................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedAthens Area Technical Institute–ga ........................................................................................................associate’sAthens State University–al ........................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalATI Career Training Center (Fort Lauderdale)–fl ............................................................................. associate’sATI Career Training Center (Miami)–fl ...............................................................................................associate’sATI Career Training Center (Oakland Park)–fl ..................................................................................associate’sATI-Health Education Center–fl ...........................................................................................................associate’sAtlanta Christian College–ga .................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedAtlanta College of Art–ga ........................................................................... specialized—art, music, and designAtlanta Metropolitan College–ga ........................................................................................................... associate’sAtlantic Cape Community College–nj ...................................................................................................associate’sAtlantic Coast Institute–fl .......................................................................................................................associate’sAtlantic College†–pr ..................................................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sAtlantic Union College–ma ........................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalAtlantic University–va .............................................................................................................. specialized—otherAuburn University–al .......................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveAuburn University at Montgomery–al ................................................................................................... master’s iAudrey Cohen College–ny ...................................................................................................... specialized—otherAugsburg College†–mn ............................................................................................................................master’s iiAugusta State University–ga ..................................................................................................................... master’s iAugusta Technical Institute–ga .............................................................................................................. associate’sAugustana College–il ............................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsAugustana College†–sd .................................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalAurora University–il ................................................................................................................................. master’s iAustin Business College–tx ..................................................................................................................... associate’sAustin College†–tx ................................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsAustin Community College–tx .............................................................................................................. associate’sAustin Peay State University–tn .............................................................................................................. master’s iAustin Presbyterian Theological Seminary–tx ...................................................... specialized—faith-related

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Averett College†–va .................................................................................................................................... master’s iAvila College–mo ........................................................................................................................................ master’s iAzusa Pacific University–ca ...................................................................................................................... master’s iBabson College–ma ............................................................................... specialized—business and managementBacone College–ok ....................................................................................................................................associate’sBainbridge College–ga ............................................................................................................................. associate’sBaker College of Auburn Hills–mi .................................................... specialized—business and managementBaker College of Cadillac–mi .............................................................. specialized—business and managementBaker College of Flint–mi............................................................................................. baccalaureate/associate’sBaker College of Jackson–mi ............................................................... specialized—business and managementBaker College of Mount Clemens†–mi ....................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sBaker College of Muskegon–mi ................................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sBaker College of Owosso–mi ....................................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sBaker College of Port Huron–mi ................................................................................ baccalaureate/associate’sBaker University†–ks ................................................................................................................................. master’s iBakersfield College–ca ............................................................................................................................. associate’sBaldwin-Wallace College–oh .................................................................................................................... master’s iBall State University–in ....................................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveBaltimore City Community College–md ................................................................................................associate’sBaltimore Hebrew University–md ........................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedBaltimore International College–md ...................................................................................................... associate’sBangor Theological Seminary–me ........................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedBank Street College of Education–ny .............................................................. specialized—teachers collegesBaptist Bible College–mo ........................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedBaptist Bible College and Seminary–pa ................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedBaptist Memorial College of Health Sciences–tn ..................................................................................associate’sBaptist Missionary Association Theological Seminary–tx .................................... specialized—faith-relatedBaptist Theological Seminary at Richmond–va ...................................................... specialized—faith-relatedBarat College–il .............................................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalBarber-Scotia College–nc ....................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsBarclay College†–ks ....................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalBard College†–ny .................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsBarnard College–ny................................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsBarry University–fl .................................................................................................................................... master’s iBarstow College–ca .................................................................................................................................. associate’sBartlesville Wesleyan College–ok ................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalBarton College–nc .......................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalBarton County Community College–ks .................................................................................................associate’sBastyr University†–wa ............................................................................................... specialized—other healthBates College–me ..................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsBaton Rouge School of Computers–la....................................................................................................associate’sBauder College–ga .................................................................................................................................... associate’sBay De Noc Community College–mi......................................................................................................associate’sBay Mills Community College–mi ................................................................................................................. tribalBay Path College–ma ..................................................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sBay State College–ma ............................................................................................................................... associate’sBayamon Central University–pr ............................................................................................................... master’s iBaylor College of Medicine–tx ........................................................................................... specialized—medicalBaylor University–tx ............................................................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveBeacon College–fl ................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsBeacon College–ga ...................................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedBeal College–me .........................................................................................................................................associate’s

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Beaufort County Community College–nc ............................................................................................ associate’sBeaver College–pa ....................................................................................................................................... master’s iBecker College–ma ........................................................................................................ baccalaureate/associate’sBelhaven College–ms ...................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalBellarmine University–ky.......................................................................................................................... master’s iBelleville Area College–il ........................................................................................................................ associate’sBellevue Community College–wa ...........................................................................................................associate’sBellevue University†–ne ............................................................................................................................ master’s iBellin College of Nursing–wi .................................................................................... specialized—other healthBellingham Technical College–wa ......................................................................................................... associate’sBelmont Abbey College†–nc ......................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalBelmont Technical College–oh ................................................................................................................associate’sBelmont University–tn .............................................................................................................................. master’s iBeloit College–wi ..................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsBel-Rea Institute of Animal Technology–co ......................................................................................... associate’sBemidji State University–mn ...................................................................................................................master’s iiBenedict College–sc ........................................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalBenedictine College–ks .............................................................................................................................master’s iiBenedictine University–il .......................................................................................................................... master’s iBennett College–nc .................................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsBennington College†–vt ......................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsBentley College†–ma .................................................................................................................................. master’s iBerea College–ky ..................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsBerean University–mo ................................................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedBergen Community College–nj .............................................................................................................. associate’sBerkeley College–nj ..................................................................................................................................associate’sBerkeley College–ny ..................................................................................................................................associate’sBerkeley College of New York City–ny .................................................................................................associate’sBerklee College of Music–ma ..................................................................... specialized—art, music, and designBerks Technical Institute–pa ................................................................................................................... associate’sBerkshire Community College–ma .........................................................................................................associate’sBerry College†–ga .......................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalBessemer State Technical College–al ......................................................................................................associate’sBeth Benjamin Academy of Connecticut–ct .......................................................... specialized—faith-relatedBeth Hamedrash Shaarei Yosher Institute–ny ....................................................... specialized—faith-relatedBeth Hatalmud Rabbinical College–ny ................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedBeth Medrash Govoha–nj ......................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedBethany College–ca ........................................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalBethany College–ks ........................................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalBethany College–wv ................................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsBethany Lutheran College–mn ................................................................................................................associate’sBethany Theological Seminary–in ........................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedBethel College†–in ......................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalBethel College–ks ............................................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalBethel College–mn ...................................................................................................................................... master’s iBethel College†–tn .................................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsBethel Theological Seminary–mn............................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedBethesda Christian University–ca ............................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedBethune Cookman College–fl ...................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalBeulah Heights Bible College–ga ............................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedBevill State Community College–al........................................................................................................associate’sBiblical Theological Seminary–pa ............................................................................ specialized—faith-related

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Big Bend Community College–wa ......................................................................................................... associate’sBiola University–ca .............................................................................................. doctoral/research—intensiveBirmingham-Southern College†–al ..................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsBishop State Community College–al ......................................................................................................associate’sBismarck State College–nd .......................................................................................................................associate’sBlack Hawk College–il ............................................................................................................................associate’sBlack Hills State University–sd ..................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalBlack River Technical College–ar ...........................................................................................................associate’sBlackburn College–il .............................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsBlackfeet Community College–mt ................................................................................................................. tribalBlackhawk Technical College–wi ...........................................................................................................associate’sBladen Community College–nc.............................................................................................................. associate’sBlair College–co .........................................................................................................................................associate’sBlessing-Rieman College of Nursing–il .................................................................. specialized—other healthBlinn College–tx ....................................................................................................................................... associate’sBloomfield College–nj ................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalBloomsburg University of Pennsylvania–pa............................................................................................ master’s iBlue Mountain College–ms ............................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalBlue Mountain Community College–or .................................................................................................associate’sBlue Ridge Community College–nc ...................................................................................................... associate’sBlue Ridge Community College–va ........................................................................................................associate’sBluefield College†–va ..................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalBluefield State College–wv ............................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalBluffton College–oh ....................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalBohecker’s Business College–oh ..............................................................................................................associate’sBoise Bible College–id ................................................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedBoise State University–id ........................................................................................................................... master’s iBoricua College–ny ....................................................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sBossier Parish Community College–la ...................................................................................................associate’sBoston Architectural Center–ma ............................................................... specialized—art, music, and designBoston College–ma ............................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveBoston Conservatory–ma ............................................................................ specialized—art, music, and designBoston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis–ma ...................................................... specialized—other healthBoston University–ma .......................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveBowdoin College–me ............................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsBowie State University–md ........................................................................................................................ master’s iBowling Green State University–oh .................................................................. doctoral/research—intensiveBowling Green State University Firelands College–oh .......................................................................associate’sBoyd School, Pittsburgh Technical Institute Division–pa ................................................................... associate’sBradford College–ma .............................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsBradford School–oh ..................................................................................................................................associate’sBradford School–pa .................................................................................................................................. associate’sBradley Academy for the Visual Arts–pa ...............................................................................................associate’sBradley University–il ................................................................................................................................. master’s iBramson O R T Technical Institute–ny .................................................................................................associate’sBrandeis University–ma ....................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveBrazosport College–tx ............................................................................................................................. associate’sBrenau University–ga ................................................................................................................................. master’s iBrescia University–ky .................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalBrevard College–nc ....................................................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sBrevard Community College–fl .............................................................................................................associate’sBrewton-Parker College–ga .......................................................................................... baccalaureate—general

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Briar Cliff College–ia ..................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalBriarcliffe College–ny ...............................................................................................................................associate’sBriarwood College–ct ...............................................................................................................................associate’sBridgewater College–va .......................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsBridgewater State College–ma .................................................................................................................. master’s iBrigham Young University–ut ........................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveBrigham Young University Hawaii Campus–hi ........................................................ baccalaureate—generalBristol Community College–ma ..............................................................................................................associate’sBrookdale Community College–nj .........................................................................................................associate’sBrookhaven College–tx ............................................................................................................................associate’sBrooklyn Law School–ny ............................................................................................................ specialized—lawBrooks College–ca .................................................................................................................................... associate’sBrooks Institute–ca ...................................................................................... specialized—art, music, and designBroome Community College–ny .............................................................................................................associate’sBroward Community College–fl ........................................................................................................... associate’sBrown Institute–mn.................................................................................................................................. associate’sBrown Mackie College, The–ks ..............................................................................................................associate’sBrown University–ri ............................................................................................ doctoral/research—extensiveBrunswick Community College–nc ........................................................................................................associate’sBryan College–tn ............................................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalBryant & Stratton Business Institute (Albany)–ny ............................................................................... associate’sBryant & Stratton Business Institute (Buffalo)–ny ............................................................................... associate’sBryant & Stratton Business Institute (Lackawanna)–ny .......................................................................associate’sBryant & Stratton Business Institute (Rochester)–ny ............................................................................associate’sBryant & Stratton Business Institute (Syracuse)–ny ............................................................................. associate’sBryant & Stratton College (Cleveland)–oh .................................. specialized—engineering and technologyBryant & Stratton College (Parma)–oh ...................................................................................................associate’sBryant & Stratton College (Richmond)–va ............................................................................................ associate’sBryant & Stratton College (Virginia Beach)–va .................................................................................... associate’sBryant College–ri ................................................................................. specialized—business and managementBryman School, The–az ............................................................................................................................associate’sBryn Athyn College of the New Church–pa .............................................................. baccalaureate/associate’sBryn Mawr College†–pa ......................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsBucknell University†–pa ......................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsBucks County Community College–pa ...................................................................................................associate’sBuena Vista University–ia ............................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalBunker Hill Community College–ma .................................................................................................... associate’sBurlington College†–vt .......................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsBurlington County College–nj ................................................................................................................associate’sBusiness Institute of Pennsylvania (Meadville)–pa ............................................................................... associate’sBusiness Institute of Pennsylvania (Sharon)–pa .................................................................................... associate’sButler County Community College–ks ................................................................................................. associate’sButler County Community College–pa ................................................................................................. associate’sButler University–in ................................................................................................................................... master’s iButte College–ca ....................................................................................................................................... associate’sCabarrus College of Health Sciences–nc ................................................................................................associate’sCabrillo College–ca .................................................................................................................................. associate’sCabrini College–pa ....................................................................................................................................master’s iiCaldwell College–nj ....................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalCaldwell Community College and Technical Institute–nc ..................................................................associate’sCalhoun Community College–al ........................................................................................................... associate’sCalifornia Baptist University†–ca ............................................................................................................ master’s i

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California Christian College–ca ............................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedCalifornia College for Health Sciences–ca ............................................................................................ associate’sCalifornia College of Arts and Crafts–ca ................................................. specialized—art, music, and designCalifornia College of Podiatric Medicine–ca .......................................................... specialized—other healthCalifornia College of Technology–ca ......................................................................................................associate’sCalifornia Culinary Academy–ca ........................................................................................................... associate’sCalifornia Design College–ca ..................................................................................................................associate’sCalifornia Institute of Integral Studies–ca ............................................................................ specialized—otherCalifornia Institute of Technology†–ca ............................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveCalifornia Institute of the Arts–ca ............................................................. specialized—art, music, and designCalifornia Lutheran University–ca .......................................................................................................... master’s iCalifornia Maritime Academy–ca .......................................................................................... specialized—otherCalifornia National University for Advanced Studies–ca ........ specialized—engineering and technologyCalifornia Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo–ca .............................................................. master’s iCalifornia School of Professional Psychology-Berkeley/Alameda–ca ............................... specialized—otherCalifornia School of Professional Psychology at Fresno–ca ................................................ specialized—otherCalifornia School of Professional Psychology at Los Angeles–ca ...................................... specialized—otherCalifornia School of Professional Psychology at San Diego–ca .......................................... specialized—otherCalifornia State Polytechnic University-Pomona–ca ............................................................................. master’s iCalifornia State University-Bakersfield–ca............................................................................................. master’s iCalifornia State University-Chico–ca ...................................................................................................... master’s iCalifornia State University-Dominguez Hills–ca .................................................................................. master’s iCalifornia State University-Fresno–ca .................................................................................................... master’s iCalifornia State University-Fullerton–ca ................................................................................................ master’s iCalifornia State University-Hayward–ca ................................................................................................ master’s iCalifornia State University-Long Beach–ca............................................................................................ master’s iCalifornia State University-Los Angeles–ca ........................................................................................... master’s iCalifornia State University-Monterey Bay–ca ..................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsCalifornia State University-Northridge–ca ............................................................................................ master’s iCalifornia State University-Sacramento–ca ............................................................................................ master’s iCalifornia State University-San Bernardino–ca ..................................................................................... master’s iCalifornia State University-San Marcos–ca ............................................................................................ master’s iCalifornia State University-Stanislaus–ca ............................................................................................... master’s iCalifornia University of Pennsylvania–pa ............................................................................................... master’s iCalifornia Western School of Law–ca ....................................................................................... specialized—lawCalumet College of Saint Joseph–in ............................................................................. baccalaureate—generalCalvary Bible College and Theological Seminary–mo .......................................... specialized—faith-relatedCalvin College–mi ........................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalCalvin Theological Seminary–mi ............................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedCambria County Area Community College–pa ....................................................................................associate’sCambria-Rowe Business College (Indiana)–pa ......................................................................................associate’sCambria-Rowe Business College (Johnstown)–pa .................................................................................associate’sCambridge College–co ............................................................................................................................. associate’sCambridge College–ma ...................................................................................... specialized—teachers collegesCamden County College–nj .....................................................................................................................associate’sCamelot College–la .................................................................................................................................. associate’sCameron College–la .................................................................................................................................associate’sCameron University–ok............................................................................................................................. master’s iCampbell University–nc ............................................................................................................................ master’s iCampbellsville University†–ky ................................................................................................................master’s iiCañada College–ca ....................................................................................................................................associate’sCanisius College–ny ................................................................................................................................... master’s i

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Cankdeska Cikana Community College–nd ................................................................................................ tribalCape Cod Community College–ma .........................................................................................................associate’sCape Fear Community College–nc .........................................................................................................associate’sCapella University–mn ............................................................................................................. specialized—otherCapital Community-Technical College–ct ............................................................................................associate’sCapital University†–oh .............................................................................................................................master’s iiCapitol College–md ......................................................................... specialized—engineering and technologyCardinal Stritch University–wi ................................................................................................................. master’s iCareer College of Northern Nevada–nv ................................................................................................associate’sCareer Colleges of Chicago–il ................................................................................................................ associate’sCareer Training Academy–pa ..................................................................................................................associate’sCaribbean University–pr ................................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalCarl Albert State College–ok ...................................................................................................................associate’sCarl Sandburg College–il ........................................................................................................................ associate’sCarleton College–mn ............................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsCarlos Albizu University Miami Campus–fl ....................................................................... specialized—otherCarlos Albizu University Puerto Rico Campus–pr .............................................................. specialized—otherCarlow College†–pa.................................................................................................................................... master’s iCarnegie Mellon University–pa .......................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveCarolinas College of Health Sciences–nc ...............................................................................................associate’sCarroll College–mt ......................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalCarroll College–wi .......................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalCarroll Community College–md .............................................................................................................associate’sCarroll Technical Institute–ga ................................................................................................................ associate’sCarson-Newman College–tn .................................................................................................................... master’s iCarteret Community College–nc ........................................................................................................... associate’sCarthage College–wi .................................................................................................................................master’s iiCase Western Reserve University–oh ................................................................ doctoral/research—extensiveCasper College–wy ....................................................................................................................................associate’sCastleton State College–vt ........................................................................................................................master’s iiCatawba College–nc ....................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalCatawba Valley Community College–nc ...............................................................................................associate’sCatholic Distance University, The–va ...................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedCatholic Medical Center of Brooklyn and Queens, Inc.–ny ................................................................associate’sCatholic Theological Union–il ................................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedCatholic University of America, The–dc ........................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveCayuga County Community College–ny ...............................................................................................associate’sCazenovia College–ny ................................................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sCecil Community College–md ................................................................................................................ associate’sCecils College–nc .......................................................................................................................................associate’sCedar Crest College–pa .................................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalCedar Valley College–tx .......................................................................................................................... associate’sCedarville College–oh .................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalCentenary College–nj .................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalCentenary College of Louisiana–la .......................................................................................................... master’s iCenter for Advanced Legal Studies–tx ................................................................................................. associate’sCenter for Advanced Studies On Puerto Rico and the Caribbean–pr ............................... specialized—otherCenter for Creative Studies-College of Art and Design–mi .................. specialized—art, music, and designCenter for Humanistic Studies–mi ......................................................................................... specialized—otherCentral Alabama Community College–al ............................................................................................ associate’sCentral Arizona College–az .....................................................................................................................associate’sCentral Baptist College–ar ........................................................................................ specialized—faith-related

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Central Baptist Theological Seminary–ks ............................................................... specialized—faith-relatedCentral Bible College–mo .......................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedCentral Carolina Community College–nc ............................................................................................ associate’sCentral Carolina Technical College–sc ...................................................................................................associate’sCentral Christian College of Kansas–ks ..................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sCentral Christian College of the Bible–mo .............................................................. specialized—faith-relatedCentral College–ia .......................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalCentral Community College–ne ..............................................................................................................associate’sCentral Connecticut State University–ct ................................................................................................ master’s iCentral Florida Community College–fl ................................................................................................associate’sCentral Lakes College–mn .......................................................................................................................associate’sCentral Maine Medical Center School of Nursing–me........................................................................ associate’sCentral Maine Technical College–me .................................................................................................... associate’sCentral Methodist College–mo ..................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalCentral Michigan University–mi ........................................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveCentral Missouri State University–mo ..................................................................................................... master’s iCentral Ohio Technical College–oh ........................................................................................................associate’sCentral Oregon Community College–or ................................................................................................associate’sCentral Pennsylvania College–pa ........................................................................................................... associate’sCentral Piedmont Community College–nc ...........................................................................................associate’sCentral State University–oh .......................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalCentral Texas College–tx ........................................................................................................................ associate’sCentral Virginia Community College–va ...............................................................................................associate’sCentral Washington University–wa ......................................................................................................... master’s iCentral Wyoming College–wy................................................................................................................ associate’sCentral Yeshiva Tomchei Tmimim Lubavitch America–ny ................................ specialized—faith-relatedCentralia College–wa ............................................................................................................................... associate’sCentre College–ky ................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsCentury College–mn ..................................................................................................................................associate’sCerritos College–ca .................................................................................................................................. associate’sCerro Coso Community College–ca ...................................................................................................... associate’sCertified Careers Institute (Riverdale)–ut ............................................................................................ associate’sCertified Careers Institute (Salt Lake City)–ut .................................................................................... associate’sChabot College–ca .................................................................................................................................... associate’sChadron State College–ne ......................................................................................................................... master’s iChaffey College–ca ....................................................................................................................................associate’sChaminade University of Honolulu–hi ................................................................................................... master’s iChamplain College–vt .................................................................................................. baccalaureate/associate’sChandler-Gilbert Community College–az ............................................................................................ associate’sChaparral Career College–az .............................................................. specialized—business and managementChapman University–ca ............................................................................................................................ master’s iCharles County Community College–md ...............................................................................................associate’sCharles R. Drew University of Medicine & Science–ca ......................................... specialized—other healthCharles S. Mott Community College–mi ................................................................................................associate’sCharleston Southern University–sc .......................................................................................................... master’s iCharter College–ak .................................................................................................................................. associate’sCharter Oak State College–ct ................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsChatfield College–oh.................................................................................................................................associate’sChatham College†–pa ............................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsChattahoochee Technical Institute–ga ....................................................................................................associate’sChattahoochee Valley Community College–al .................................................................................... associate’sChattanooga State Technical Community College–tn ........................................................................ associate’s

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Chemeketa Community College–or ...................................................................................................... associate’sChesapeake College–md ............................................................................................................................associate’sChesterfield-Marlboro Technical College–sc .........................................................................................associate’sChestnut Hill College–pa ........................................................................................................................... master’s iCheyney University of Pennsylvania–pa .................................................................................................. master’s iCHI Institute–pa ....................................................................................................................................... associate’sCHI Institute/RETS Campus–pa ........................................................................................................... associate’sChicago School of Professional Psychology–il ..................................................................... specialized—otherChicago State University–il ...................................................................................................................... master’s iChicago Theological Seminary–il ............................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedChipola Junior College–fl ........................................................................................................................associate’sChippewa Valley Technical College–wi .................................................................................................associate’sChowan College–nc ....................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalChrist the King Seminary–ny ................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedChristendom College–va ......................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsChristian Brothers University–tn ............................................................................................................master’s iiChristian Heritage College–ca ............................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsChristian Life College–il ........................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedChristian Theological Seminary–in ......................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedChristopher Newport University†–va .................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsChurch Divinity School of the Pacific–ca ............................................................... specialized—faith-relatedChurch of God Theological Seminary–tn .............................................................. specialized—faith-relatedChurchman Business School–pa ..............................................................................................................associate’sCincinnati Bible College and Seminary–oh ............................................................ specialized—faith-relatedCincinnati College of Mortuary Science–oh ......................................................................... specialized—otherCincinnati State Technical and Community College–oh .....................................................................associate’sCircleville Bible College–oh ...................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedCisco Junior College–tx ............................................................................................................................associate’sCitadel, the Military College of South Carolina, The–sc ...................................................................... master’s iCitrus College–ca .......................................................................................................................................associate’sCity College (Fort Lauderdale)–fl ......................................................................................................... associate’sCity College (Miami)–fl .......................................................................................................................... associate’sCity Colleges of Chicago Harold Washington College–il ...................................................................associate’sCity Colleges of Chicago Harry S Truman College–il ........................................................................ associate’sCity Colleges of Chicago Kennedy-King College–il ............................................................................associate’sCity Colleges of Chicago Malcolm X College–il .................................................................................. associate’sCity Colleges of Chicago Olive-Harvey College–il ............................................................................. associate’sCity Colleges of Chicago Richard J. Daley College–il ........................................................................ associate’sCity Colleges of Chicago Wilbur Wright College–il .......................................................................... associate’sCity University–wa ..................................................................................................................................... master’s iCity University of New York Bernard M. Baruch College–ny ............................................................ master’s iCity University of New York Borough of Manhattan Community College–ny ............................. associate’sCity University of New York Bronx Community College–ny ........................................................... associate’sCity University of New York Brooklyn College–ny .............................................................................. master’s iCity University of New York City College–ny ....................................................................................... master’s iCity University of New York College of Staten Island–ny ................................................................... master’s iCity University of New York Graduate Center–ny ......................................... doctoral/research—extensiveCity University of New York Herbert H. Lehman College–ny .......................................................... master’s iCity University of New York Hostos Community College–ny ......................................................... associate’sCity University of New York Hunter College–ny ................................................................................. master’s iCity University of New York John Jay College of Criminal Justice–ny ........................... specialized—otherCity University of New York Kingsborough Community College–ny ............................................ associate’s

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City University of New York La Guardia Community College–ny ................................................. associate’sCity University of New York Medgar Evers College–ny ......................................... baccalaureate—generalCity University of New York New York City Technical College–ny .................... baccalaureate/associate’sCity University of New York Queens College–ny ................................................................................. master’s iCity University of New York Queensborough Community College–ny ...........................................associate’sCity University of New York York College–ny ......................................................... baccalaureate—generalClackamas Community College–or ........................................................................................................associate’sClaflin College–sc ........................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalClaremont Graduate University–ca ................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveClaremont McKenna College–ca .......................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsClaremont School of Theology–ca ........................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedClarendon College–tx ...............................................................................................................................associate’sClarion University of Pennsylvania–pa .................................................................................................... master’s iClark Atlanta University–ga ............................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveClark College–wa .......................................................................................................................................associate’sClark State Community College–oh ...................................................................................................... associate’sClark University–ma ............................................................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveClarke College–ia ........................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalClarkson College–ne .................................................................................................. specialized—other healthClarkson University†–ny ..................................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveClatsop Community College–or ..............................................................................................................associate’sClayton College & State University–ga ....................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sClear Creek Baptist Bible College–ky ..................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedClearwater Christian College–fl .................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalCleary College–mi ................................................................................. specialized—business and managementClemson University–sc ......................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveCleveland Chiropractic College–ca .......................................................................... specialized—other healthCleveland Chiropractic College of Kansas City–mo .............................................. specialized—other healthCleveland College of Jewish Studies–oh ................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedCleveland Community College–nc .........................................................................................................associate’sCleveland Institute of Art–oh .................................................................... specialized—art, music, and designCleveland Institute of Electronics–oh .................................................................................................... associate’sCleveland Institute of Music–oh ................................................................ specialized—art, music, and designCleveland State Community College–tn ................................................................................................associate’sCleveland State University–oh............................................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveClinton Community College–ia .............................................................................................................. associate’sClinton Community College–ny .............................................................................................................associate’sCloud County Community College–ks ................................................................................................. associate’sClover Park Technical College–wa .........................................................................................................associate’sClovis Community College–nm .............................................................................................................. associate’sCoahoma Community College–ms ......................................................................................................... associate’sCoastal Bend College–tx ..........................................................................................................................associate’sCoastal Carolina Community College–nc ..............................................................................................associate’sCoastal Carolina University†–sc ............................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsCoastal Georgia Community College–ga ...............................................................................................associate’sCoastline Community College–ca ...........................................................................................................associate’sCochise College–az ....................................................................................................................................associate’sCochran School of Nursing–ny .............................................................................................................. associate’sCoconino County Community College–az ............................................................................................associate’sCoe College†–ia ....................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsCoffeyville Community College–ks ........................................................................................................associate’sCogswell Polytechnical College–ca .............................................................................. baccalaureate—general

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Coker College–sc ............................................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalColby College–me .................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsColby Community College–ks ................................................................................................................ associate’sColby-Sawyer College–nh ............................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalColegio Biblico Pentecostal De Puerto Rico–pr ...................................................... specialized—faith-relatedColegio Pentecostal Mizpa–pr ................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedColegio Universitario del Este–pr ................................................................................ baccalaureate/associate’sColeman College–ca ................................................................................................................. specialized—otherColgate Rochester Divinity School-Bexley Hall-Crozer Theological Seminary–ny ............................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedColgate University–ny ............................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsCollege for Financial Planning–co ..................................................... specialized—business and managementCollege for Lifelong Learning†–nh ...................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsCollege Misericordia†–pa ........................................................................................................................... master’s iCollege of Aeronautics–ny ............................................................ specialized—engineering and technologyCollege of Alameda–ca .............................................................................................................................associate’sCollege of Art Advertising–oh ................................................................................................................associate’sCollege of Biblical Studies-Houston–tx .................................................................................................associate’sCollege of Charleston–sc ............................................................................................................................ master’s iCollege of Court Reporting–in ................................................................................................................associate’sCollege of Du Page–il ...............................................................................................................................associate’sCollege of Eastern Utah–ut .....................................................................................................................associate’sCollege of Insurance, The–ny ............................................................. specialized—business and managementCollege of Lake County–il .......................................................................................................................associate’sCollege of Marin–ca ..................................................................................................................................associate’sCollege of Menominee Nation–wi.................................................................................................................. tribalCollege of Micronesia–fm ........................................................................................................................ associate’sCollege of Mount Saint Joseph–oh ..........................................................................................................master’s iiCollege of Mount Saint Vincent–ny ........................................................................................................ master’s iiCollege of New Jersey, The–nj ................................................................................................................. master’s iCollege of New Rochelle, The–ny............................................................................................................ master’s iCollege of Notre Dame–ca ........................................................................................................................ master’s iCollege of Notre Dame of Maryland–md ................................................................................................ master’s iCollege of Oceaneering–ca .......................................................................................................................associate’sCollege of Office Technology, The–il ....................................................................................................associate’sCollege of Our Lady of the Elms–ma...................................................................................................... master’s iiCollege of Saint Benedict†–mn .............................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsCollege of Saint Catherine–mn ................................................................................................................. master’s iCollege of Saint Elizabeth†–nj ..................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalCollege of Saint Joseph–vt ........................................................................................................................master’s iiCollege of Saint Mary–ne .............................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalCollege of Saint Rose–ny ........................................................................................................................... master’s iCollege of Saint Scholastica, The–mn ...................................................................................................... master’s iCollege of Saint Thomas More, The–tx .................................................................................................associate’sCollege of San Mateo–ca .......................................................................................................................... associate’sCollege of Santa Fe–nm ............................................................................................................................master’s iiCollege of Southern Idaho–id ..................................................................................................................associate’sCollege of the Albemarle–nc ................................................................................................................... associate’sCollege of the Atlantic–me ..................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsCollege of the Canyons–ca ........................................................................................................................associate’sCollege of the Desert–ca .......................................................................................................................... associate’sCollege of the Holy Cross–ma ................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal arts

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College of the Mainland–tx ..................................................................................................................... associate’sCollege of the Marshall Islands–mh ........................................................................................................associate’sCollege of the Ozarks–mo.............................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalCollege of the Redwoods–ca ................................................................................................................... associate’sCollege of the Sequoias–ca .......................................................................................................................associate’sCollege of the Siskiyous–ca ..................................................................................................................... associate’sCollege of the Southwest†–nm .................................................................................................................master’s iiCollege of Visual Arts–mn .......................................................................... specialized—art, music, and designCollege of West Virginia, The†–wv ............................................................................ baccalaureate/associate’sCollege of William and Mary–va ........................................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveCollege of Wooster, The–oh ................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsCollegeAmerica Denver–co .....................................................................................................................associate’sCollin County Community College District–tx ....................................................................................associate’sColorado Aero Tech–co ............................................................................................................................associate’sColorado Christian University–co ............................................................................................................ master’s iColorado College†–co ............................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsColorado Institute of Art–co ...................................................................... specialized—art, music, and designColorado Mountain College–co .............................................................................................................. associate’sColorado Northwestern Community College–co .................................................................................associate’sColorado School of Mines†–co ..................................................... specialized—engineering and technologyColorado School of Trades–co ................................................................................................................ associate’sColorado State University–co ............................................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveColorado Technical University–sd ...................................................... specialized—business and managementColorado Technical University (Colorado Springs)–co ......................................................................... master’s iColorado Technical University (Greenwood Vlg)–co ..................... specialized—business and managementColumbia Basin College–wa .....................................................................................................................associate’sColumbia College–il .................................................................................................................................. master’s iColumbia College–mo .................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalColumbia College–pr .................................................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sColumbia College–sc ...................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalColumbia College (Sonora)–ca ................................................................................................................associate’sColumbia College (Tarzana)–ca ................................................................ specialized—art, music, and designColumbia College of Nursing–wi ............................................................................. specialized—other healthColumbia International University–sc ..................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedColumbia Junior College–sc .....................................................................................................................associate’sColumbia State Community College–tn ................................................................................................associate’sColumbia Theological Seminary–ga ........................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedColumbia Union College–md ........................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalColumbia University in the City of New York–ny .......................................... doctoral/research—extensiveColumbia-Greene Community College–ny ...........................................................................................associate’sColumbus College of Art and Design–oh ................................................ specialized—art, music, and designColumbus State Community College–oh ...............................................................................................associate’sColumbus State University–ga .................................................................................................................. master’s iColumbus Technical Institute–ga ........................................................................................................... associate’sCommonwealth Business College–in......................................................................................................associate’sCommonwealth Institute of Funeral Service–tx .................................................................................. associate’sCommunity College of Allegheny County Allegheny Campus–pa ....................................................associate’sCommunity College of Allegheny County Boyce Campus–pa ........................................................... associate’sCommunity College of Allegheny County North Campus–pa ...........................................................associate’sCommunity College of Allegheny County South Campus–pa ........................................................... associate’sCommunity College of Aurora–co ......................................................................................................... associate’sCommunity College of Baltimore County-Catonsville Campus, The–md ....................................... associate’s

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Community College of Baltimore County-Dundalk Campus, The–md ............................................associate’sCommunity College of Baltimore County-Essex Campus, The–md ................................................. associate’sCommunity College of Beaver County–pa ............................................................................................ associate’sCommunity College of Denver–co ......................................................................................................... associate’sCommunity College of Philadelphia–pa .................................................................................................associate’sCommunity College of Rhode Island–ri ................................................................................................associate’sCommunity College of Southern Nevada–nv .......................................................................................associate’sCommunity College of the Air Force–al ...............................................................................................associate’sCommunity College of Vermont–vt ...................................................................................................... associate’sCommunity Hospital of Roanoke Valley College of Health Sciences–va ........... specialized—other healthCompton Community College–ca ...........................................................................................................associate’sComputer Learning Center–nv .............................................................................................................. associate’sComputer Learning Center (Alexandria)–va .........................................................................................associate’sComputer Learning Center (Anaheim)–ca ............................................................................................associate’sComputer Learning Center (Los Angeles)–ca .......................................................................................associate’sComputer Learning Center (Manassas)–va ............................................................................................associate’sComputer Learning Center (Philadelphia)–pa ......................................................................................associate’sComputer Learning Center (Plymouth Meeting)–pa .......................................................................... associate’sComputer Learning Center (San Francisco)–ca ....................................................................................associate’sComputer Learning Center (San Jose)–ca ..............................................................................................associate’sComputer Learning Centers, Inc.–pa ......................................................................................................associate’sComputer Tech–pa ....................................................................................................................................associate’sConception Seminary College–mo............................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedConcord College–wv ...................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalConcorde Career Institute–mo ................................................................................................................ associate’sConcordia College–al ................................................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sConcordia College–mi .................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalConcordia College–ny .................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalConcordia College-Moorhead–mn ........................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsConcordia Seminary–mo ............................................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedConcordia Theological Seminary–in ....................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedConcordia University†–ca ........................................................................................................................master’s iiConcordia University–il ............................................................................................................................ master’s iConcordia University†–ne ........................................................................................................................master’s iiConcordia University–or ..........................................................................................................................master’s iiConcordia University, St. Paul–mn .............................................................................. baccalaureate—generalConcordia University at Austin–tx .............................................................................. baccalaureate—generalConcordia University Wisconsin–wi ........................................................................................................ master’s iConnecticut College†–ct ........................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsConnors State College–ok ........................................................................................................................associate’sConservatory of Music of Puerto Rico–pr ................................................ specialized—art, music, and designConsolidated School of Business (Lancaster)–pa .................................................................................. associate’sConsolidated School of Business (York)–pa ...........................................................................................associate’sContra Costa College–ca .......................................................................................................................... associate’sConverse College†–sc ................................................................................................................................. master’s iConway School of Landscape Design–ma ................................................ specialized—art, music, and designCooking and Hospitality Institute of Chicago, Inc.–il ........................................................................ associate’sCooper Career Institute–fl .......................................................................................................................associate’sCooper Union–ny ........................................................................... specialized—engineering and technologyCopiah-Lincoln Community College–ms ...............................................................................................associate’sCoppin State College–md ........................................................................................................................... master’s iCorcoran School of Art–dc ......................................................................... specialized—art, music, and design

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Corinthian Schools, Inc.-National Institute of Technology Campus–wv ......................................... associate’sCornell College–ia ................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsCornell University–ny .......................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveCornell University Medical Campus–ny ........................................................................... specialized—medicalCornerstone University–mi ......................................................................................................................master’s iiCorning Community College–ny ........................................................................................................... associate’sCornish College of the Arts–wa ................................................................. specialized—art, music, and designCossatot Technical College–ar ................................................................................................................ associate’sCosumnes River College–ca .....................................................................................................................associate’sCottey College–mo .................................................................................................................................... associate’sCounty College of Morris–nj ...................................................................................................................associate’sCourt Reporting Institute of Dallas–tx ................................................................................................. associate’sCovenant College–ga ...................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalCovenant Theological Seminary–mo ....................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedCowley County Community College–ks ................................................................................................associate’sCrafton Hills College–ca ..........................................................................................................................associate’sCranbrook Academy of Art–mi ................................................................. specialized—art, music, and designCraven Community College–nc ..............................................................................................................associate’sCreighton University†–ne ......................................................................................................................... master’s iCrichton College†–tn .................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalCriswell College, The–tx ........................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedCrossroads Bible College–in ...................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedCrouse Hospital School of Nursing–ny ................................................................................................. associate’sCrowder College–mo .................................................................................................................................associate’sCrowley’s Ridge College–ar .....................................................................................................................associate’sCrown College–mn ......................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalCrown College–wa ........................................................................................................ baccalaureate/associate’sCuesta College–ca ......................................................................................................................................associate’sCulinary Arts Institute of Louisiana, The–la ....................................................................................... associate’sCulinary Institute of America–ny .......................................................................................... specialized—otherCulver-Stockton College–mo ........................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalCumberland College–ky ...........................................................................................................................master’s iiCumberland County College–nj .............................................................................................................associate’sCumberland School of Technology–tn...................................................................................................associate’sCumberland University†–tn.................................................................................................................... master’s iiCurry College–ma ........................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalCurtis Institute of Music–pa ....................................................................... specialized—art, music, and designCuyahoga Community College–oh .........................................................................................................associate’sCuyamaca College–ca ...............................................................................................................................associate’sCypress College–ca ....................................................................................................................................associate’sDabney S. Lancaster Community College–va....................................................................................... associate’sDaemen College†–ny ..................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalDakota County Technical College–mn ...................................................................................................associate’sDakota State University–sd ........................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalDakota Wesleyan University–sd ................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalDallas Baptist University–tx ..................................................................................................................... master’s iDallas Christian College†–tx .................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedDallas Institute of Funeral Service–tx ....................................................................................................associate’sDallas Theological Seminary–tx .............................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedDalton State College–ga ............................................................................................................................associate’sDana College–ne ............................................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalDaniel Webster College–nh .......................................................................................... baccalaureate—general

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Danville Area Community College–il ...................................................................................................associate’sDanville Community College–va ........................................................................................................... associate’sDarkei Noam Rabbinical College–ny ...................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedDartmouth College–nh ........................................................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveDarton College–ga .................................................................................................................................... associate’sDavenport College of Business–mi ..................................................... specialized—business and managementDavid N. Myers College–oh ................................................................ specialized—business and managementDavidson College–nc .............................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsDavidson County Community College–nc ............................................................................................associate’sDavis & Elkins College–wv............................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalDavis College–oh .......................................................................................................................................associate’sDawson Community College–mt ........................................................................................................... associate’sDaytona Beach Community College–fl .................................................................................................associate’sDe Anza College–ca ..................................................................................................................................associate’sDeaconess College of Nursing–mo ........................................................................... specialized—other healthDean College–ma .......................................................................................................................................associate’sDean Institute of Technology–pa .............................................................................................................associate’sDeep Springs College–nv ..........................................................................................................................associate’sDefense Language Institute–ca................................................................................................................associate’sDefiance College, The†–oh ........................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalDeKalb Technical Institute–ga ................................................................................................................associate’sDel Mar College–tx .................................................................................................................................. associate’sDelaware County Community College–pa ............................................................................................associate’sDelaware State University–de ................................................................................................................... master’s iDelaware Technical and Community College Owens Campus–de ....................................................associate’sDelaware Technical and Community College Stanton-Wilmington Campus–de .......................... associate’sDelaware Technical and Community College Terry Campus–de ......................................................associate’sDelaware Valley College–pa .......................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalDelgado Community College–la ........................................................................................................... associate’sDelta College–mi ....................................................................................................................................... associate’sDelta College of Arts & Technology–la ................................................................................................. associate’sDelta School of Business & Technology–la ............................................................................................associate’sDelta State University–ms .......................................................................................................................... master’s iDenison University–oh ........................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsDenmark Technical College–sc .............................................................................................................. associate’sDenver Academy of Court Reporting–co ..............................................................................................associate’sDenver Automotive and Diesel College–co ...........................................................................................associate’sDenver Seminary–co .................................................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedDenver Technical College–co ...................................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sDenver Technical College at Colorado Springs–co................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sDePaul University–il ........................................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveDePauw University–in ........................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsDes Moines Area Community College–ia ..............................................................................................associate’sDes Moines University Osteopathic Medical Center–ia .................................................. specialized—medicalDesign Institute–nv .................................................................................................................................. associate’sDesign Institute of San Diego–ca .............................................................. specialized—art, music, and designDetroit College of Business–mi ........................................................... specialized—business and managementDeVry Institute–nj ....................................................................................................................................associate’sDeVry Institute of Technology–az ............................................... specialized—engineering and technologyDeVry Institute of Technology–mo .............................................................................. baccalaureate—generalDeVry Institute of Technology–oh .............................................................................. baccalaureate—generalDeVry Institute of Technology–tx ............................................... specialized—engineering and technology

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DeVry Institute of Technology (Addison)–il ............................................................. baccalaureate—generalDeVry Institute of Technology (Alpharetta)–ga ....................................................................................associate’sDeVry Institute of Technology (Chicago)–il .............................. specialized—engineering and technologyDeVry Institute of Technology (Decatur)†–ga ........................... specialized—engineering and technologyDeVry Institute of Technology (Fremont)–ca ............................ specialized—engineering and technologyDeVry Institute of Technology (Long Beach)†–ca .................... specialized—engineering and technologyDeVry Institute of Technology (Pomona)–ca ............................................................. baccalaureate—generalDiablo Valley College–ca ..........................................................................................................................associate’sDickinson College–pa .............................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsDickinson School of Law of Penn State–pa............................................................................... specialized—lawDickinson State University–nd ..................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalDillard University–la ..................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalDine College–az ................................................................................................................................................ tribalDivine Word College–ia .......................................................................................................... specialized—otherDixie College–ut ....................................................................................................................................... associate’sDoane College†–ne ...................................................................................................................................master’s iiDr. William M. Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine–il ...................................... specialized—other healthDodge City Community College–ks ...................................................................................................... associate’sDominican College of Blauvelt–ny .............................................................................. baccalaureate—generalDominican House of Studies–dc............................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedDominican School of Philosophy and Theology–ca .............................................. specialized—faith-relatedDominican University–il ........................................................................................................................... master’s iDominican University of California–ca .................................................................................................. master’s iDominion Business College–va ................................................................................................................associate’sDominion College–va ............................................................................................................................... associate’sDominion College–wa ...............................................................................................................................associate’sDon Bosco Technical Institute–ca ...........................................................................................................associate’sDongguk Royal University–ca .................................................................................. specialized—other healthDonnelly College–ks .................................................................................................................................associate’sDordt College–ia ............................................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalDorothea Hopfer School of Nursing at the Mount Vernon Hospital, The–ny.................................associate’sDouglas MacArthur State Technical College–al ..................................................................................associate’sDouglas School of Business–pa ................................................................................................................associate’sDowling College–ny................................................................................................................................... master’s iD-Q University–ca ........................................................................................................................................... tribalDrake University†–ia ................................................................................................................................. master’s iDraughons Junior College–ky ................................................................................................................ associate’sDraughons Junior College–tn ................................................................................................................ associate’sDraughons Junior College-Nashville–tn ...............................................................................................associate’sDrew University†–nj .............................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsDrexel University–pa ............................................................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveDrury University–mo ................................................................................................................................ master’s iiDuBois Business College (DuBois)–pa ....................................................................................................associate’sDuBois Business College (Huntingdon)–pa ...........................................................................................associate’sDuBois College–pa .................................................................................................................................... associate’sDuff’s Business Institute–pa .....................................................................................................................associate’sDuke University–nc ............................................................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveDull Knife Memorial College–mt .................................................................................................................. tribalDuluth Business University, Inc.–mn ......................................................................................................associate’sDunwoody Institute–mn .......................................................................................................................... associate’sDuquesne University–pa ...................................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveDurham Technical Community College–nc ......................................................................................... associate’s

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Dutchess Community College–ny ...........................................................................................................associate’sDyersburg State Community College–tn ..............................................................................................associate’sD’Youville College–ny ............................................................................................... specialized—other healthEarlham College–in................................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsEast Arkansas Community College–ar ................................................................................................. associate’sEast Carolina University–nc ............................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveEast Central College–mo .......................................................................................................................... associate’sEast Central Community College–ms .................................................................................................... associate’sEast Central University–ok ....................................................................................................................... master’s iEast Georgia College–ga .......................................................................................................................... associate’sEast Los Angeles College–ca ................................................................................................................... associate’sEast Mississippi Community College–ms ...............................................................................................associate’sEast Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania–pa ................................................................................... master’s iEast Tennessee State University–tn ................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveEast Texas Baptist University–tx .................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalEastern Arizona College–az .....................................................................................................................associate’sEastern Baptist Theological Seminary–pa ............................................................... specialized—faith-relatedEastern College–pa ..................................................................................................................................... master’s iEastern Connecticut State University–ct ................................................................................................ master’s iEastern Idaho Technical College–id ........................................................................................................associate’sEastern Illinois University–il .................................................................................................................... master’s iEastern Kentucky University–ky ............................................................................................................. master’s iEastern Maine Technical College–me .................................................................................................... associate’sEastern Mennonite University†–va ....................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsEastern Michigan University–mi .............................................................................................................. master’s iEastern Nazarene College–ma .................................................................................................................master’s iiEastern New Mexico University Main Campus–nm ............................................................................. master’s iEastern New Mexico University-Roswell–nm .......................................................................................associate’sEastern Oklahoma State College–ok ......................................................................................................associate’sEastern Oregon University–or .................................................................................................................master’s iiEastern Shore Community College–va ...................................................................................................associate’sEastern Virginia Medical School–va................................................................................... specialized—medicalEastern Washington University–wa ......................................................................................................... master’s iEastern Wyoming College–wy ................................................................................................................associate’sEastfield College–tx ..................................................................................................................................associate’sEast-West University–il ................................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalEckerd College–fl ................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsECPI College of Technology–va ..............................................................................................................associate’sECPI Computer Institute–va ...................................................................................................................associate’sECPI Technical College–va ..................................................................................................................... associate’sEden Theological Seminary–mo ............................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedEdgecombe Community College–nc ......................................................................................................associate’sEdgewood College–wi ............................................................................................................................... master’s iEdinboro University of Pennsylvania–pa ................................................................................................ master’s iEdison Community College–fl .............................................................................................................. associate’sEdison State Community College–oh .................................................................................................... associate’sEdmonds Community College–wa .........................................................................................................associate’sEducation America-Billings–mt ..............................................................................................................associate’sEducation America-Colorado Springs Campus–co ............................................................. specialized—otherEducation America-Denver Campus–co ...............................................................................................associate’sEducation America-Mesa Campus–az ....................................................................................................associate’sEducation America-Remington Campus–la .........................................................................................associate’s

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Education America-Remington College Cleveland Campus–oh ...................................................... associate’sEducation America-Tampa Technical Institute†–fl ................. specialized—engineering and technologyEducation America-Topeka Technical College–ks ...............................................................................associate’sEducation America-Vale Technical Institute–pa .................................................................................. associate’sEducorp Career College–ca ..................................................................................................................... associate’sEdward Waters College–fl ........................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalEl Camino College–ca ...............................................................................................................................associate’sEl Centro College–tx ............................................................................................................................... associate’sEl Paso Community College–tx ..............................................................................................................associate’sElectronic Computer Programming Institute–tn .................................................................................associate’sElectronic Data Processing College–pr ....................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sElectronic Institutes–pa .............................................................................................................................associate’sElectronics Institute–mo............................................................................................................................associate’sElgin Community College–il ..................................................................................................................associate’sElizabeth City State University–nc .............................................................................. baccalaureate—generalElizabethtown College–pa ............................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalElizabethtown Community College–ky .................................................................................................associate’sEllis Hospital School of Nursing–ny...................................................................................................... associate’sEllsworth Community College–ia ...........................................................................................................associate’sElmhurst College–il ....................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalElmira Business Institute–ny ...................................................................................................................associate’sElmira College†–ny........................................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalElon College†–nc ........................................................................................................................................ master’s iEmbry-Riddle Aeronautical University†–fl .......................................................................................... master’s iEmerson College–ma .................................................................................................................................. master’s iEmmanuel College†–ga ................................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalEmmanuel College–ma .............................................................................................................................. master’s iEmmanuel School of Religion–tn ............................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedEmmaus Bible College–ia .......................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedEmory & Henry College–va .................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsEmory University–ga ........................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveEmperor’s College of Traditional Oriental Medicine–ca ...................................... specialized—other healthEmpire College School of Business–ca ...................................................................................................associate’sEmporia State University–ks .................................................................................................................... master’s iEndicott College†–ma .................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalEnterprise State Junior College–al ......................................................................................................... associate’sEpiscopal Divinity School–ma................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedEpiscopal Theological Seminary of the Southwest, The–tx ................................. specialized—faith-relatedErie Business Center, Main–pa ................................................................................................................ associate’sErie Business Center South–pa ................................................................................................................associate’sErie Community College City Campus–ny ...........................................................................................associate’sErie Community College North Campus–ny ....................................................................................... associate’sErie Community College South Campus–ny ....................................................................................... associate’sErie Institute of Technology–pa .............................................................................................................. associate’sErskine College†–sc ................................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsEscuela de Artes Plasticas de Puerto Rico–pr .......................................... specialized—art, music, and designESS College of Business–tx ..................................................................................................................... associate’sEssex County College–nj ..........................................................................................................................associate’sEstrella Mountain Community College–az ............................................................................................associate’sETI Technical College–oh .......................................................................................................................associate’sETI Technical College of Niles–oh .........................................................................................................associate’sEugene Bible College–or ........................................................................................... specialized—faith-related

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Eureka College–il ........................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalEvangel University–mo .................................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalEvangelical School of Theology–pa .......................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedEvangelical Seminary of Puerto Rico–pr ................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedEverett Community College–wa .............................................................................................................associate’sEvergreen State College, The†–wa ....................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsEvergreen Valley College–ca ...................................................................................................................associate’sFairfield University–ct .............................................................................................................................. master’s iFairleigh Dickinson University–nj .......................................................................................................... master’s iFairmont State College–wv ........................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalFaith Baptist Bible College and Seminary–ia ......................................................... specialized—faith-relatedFaith Evangelical Lutheran Seminary–wa .............................................................. specialized—faith-relatedFashion Careers of California–ca ........................................................................................................... associate’sFashion Institute of Design and Merchandising–ca .............................................................................associate’sFashion Institute of Technology–ny............................................................................ baccalaureate/associate’sFaulkner University–al ................................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalFayetteville State University–nc ............................................................................................................... master’s iFayetteville Technical Community College–nc .................................................................................... associate’sFeather River Community College District–ca .................................................................................... associate’sFelician College†–nj ...................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalFergus Falls Community College–mn ....................................................................................................associate’sFerris State University–mi ........................................................................................................................master’s iiFerrum College–va ......................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalFielding Institute–ca ................................................................................................................ specialized—otherFinch University of Health Sciences/The Chicago Medical School–il ......................... specialized—medicalFinger Lakes Community College–ny ...................................................................................................associate’sFisher College–ma .................................................................................................................................... associate’sFisk University–tn .................................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsFitchburg State College–ma ...................................................................................................................... master’s iFive Branches Institute: College of Traditional Chinese Medicine–ca ............... specialized—other healthFive Towns College†–ny .............................................................................................. baccalaureate/associate’sFlagler College–fl .......................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalFlathead Valley Community College–mt ...............................................................................................associate’sFlorence-Darlington Technical College–sc ............................................................................................associate’sFlorida Agricultural and Mechanical University–fl ............................................................................. master’s iFlorida Atlantic University–fl ........................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveFlorida Baptist Theological College–fl ................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedFlorida Christian College–fl .................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedFlorida Coastal School of Law–fl .............................................................................................. specialized—lawFlorida College–fl .................................................................................................................................... associate’sFlorida College of Natural Health (Altamone Springs)–fl ................................................................ associate’sFlorida College of Natural Health (Miami)–fl .................................................................................... associate’sFlorida College of Natural Health (Pompano Beach)–fl ................................................................... associate’sFlorida College of Natural Health (Sarasota)–fl ..................................................................................associate’sFlorida Community College at Jacksonville–fl ....................................................................................associate’sFlorida Computer and Business School, Inc.–fl .................................................................................. associate’sFlorida Culinary Institute, The–fl .........................................................................................................associate’sFlorida Gulf Coast University–fl ............................................................................................................. master’s iFlorida Hospital College of Health Sciences–fl ....................................................................................associate’sFlorida Institute of Technology–fl .................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveFlorida International University†–fl ................................................................ doctoral/research—extensiveFlorida Keys Community College–fl .................................................................................................... associate’s

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Florida Memorial College–fl ........................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalFlorida Metropolitan University–fl ........................................................................................................ master’s iiFlorida Metropolitan University-Fort Lauderdale College–fl ...... specialized—business and managementFlorida Metropolitan University-Orlando College–fl ............................................. baccalaureate/associate’sFlorida Metropolitan University-Orlando College, South–fl ............................................................. master’s iiFlorida Metropolitan University-Tampa College–fl ...........................................................................master’s iiFlorida Metropolitan University-Tampa College, Brandon–fl ..........................................................master’s iiFlorida Metropolitan University-Tampa College, Lakeland–fl ............................. baccalaureate/associate’sFlorida Metropolitan University-Tampa College, Pinellas–fl ............................................................master’s iiFlorida National College–fl ................................................................................................................... associate’sFlorida Southern College–fl ......................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalFlorida State University–fl ................................................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveFlorida Technical College–fl ...................................................................................................................associate’sFlorida Technical College of Jacksonville–fl ....................................................................................... associate’sFloyd College–ga .......................................................................................................................................associate’sFond du Lac Tribal and Community College–mn ....................................................................................... tribalFontbonne College–mo .............................................................................................................................. master’s iFoothill College–ca ....................................................................................................................................associate’sFordham University–ny ...................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveForest Institute of Professional Psychology–mo ................................................................... specialized—otherForrest Junior College–sc ........................................................................................................................ associate’sForsyth School of Dental Hygienists–ma ................................................................ specialized—other healthForsyth Technical Community College–nc ...........................................................................................associate’sFort Belknap College–mt ................................................................................................................................ tribalFt. Berthold Community College–nd ............................................................................................................ tribalFort Hays State University–ks .................................................................................................................. master’s iFort Lewis College–co ............................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsFort Peck Community College–mt ................................................................................................................ tribalFort Scott Community College–ks ......................................................................................................... associate’sFort Valley State University–ga ................................................................................................................ master’s iFoundation College–ca .............................................................................................................................associate’sFox Valley Technical College–wi ........................................................................................................... associate’sFramingham State College–ma................................................................................................................. master’s iFrancis Marion University–sc ................................................................................................................... master’s iFranciscan School of Theology–ca ........................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedFranciscan University of Steubenville–oh ............................................................................................... master’s iFrank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture–az ..................................... specialized—art, music, and designFrank Phillips College–tx ........................................................................................................................associate’sFranklin & Marshall College–pa ............................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsFranklin College of Indiana–in .................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalFranklin Institute of Boston–ma ................................................... specialized—engineering and technologyFranklin Pierce College†–nh ................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsFranklin Pierce Law Center–nh ................................................................................................ specialized—lawFranklin University–oh ....................................................................... specialized—business and managementFrederick Community College–md .........................................................................................................associate’sFree Will Baptist Bible College–tn .......................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedFreed-Hardeman University–tn .............................................................................................................. master’s iFresno City College–ca .............................................................................................................................associate’sFresno Pacific University–ca ..................................................................................................................... master’s iFriends University–ks ................................................................................................................................ master’s iFront Range Community College–co .................................................................................................... associate’sFrostburg State University–md ................................................................................................................. master’s i

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Fugazzi College–ky .................................................................................................................................. associate’sFugazzi College–tn .................................................................................................................................. associate’sFull Sail Real World Education–fl .........................................................................................................associate’sFuller Theological Seminary–ca ............................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedFullerton College–ca .................................................................................................................................associate’sFulton-Montgomery Community College–ny ......................................................................................associate’sFurman University†–sc .......................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsGadsden State Community College–al ................................................................................................. associate’sGainesville College–ga ............................................................................................................................. associate’sGallaudet University–dc ............................................................................................................................ master’s iGallipolis Career College–oh ...................................................................................................................associate’sGalveston College–tx ............................................................................................................................... associate’sGamla College–ny .................................................................................................................................... associate’sGannon University–pa ............................................................................................................................... master’s iGarden City Community College–ks .................................................................................................... associate’sGardner-Webb University–nc .................................................................................................................. master’s iGarland County Community College–ar...............................................................................................associate’sGarrett Community College–md .............................................................................................................associate’sGarrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary–il ....................................................... specialized—faith-relatedGaston College–nc .................................................................................................................................... associate’sGateway Community College–az ........................................................................................................... associate’sGateway Community-Technical College–ct .........................................................................................associate’sGateway Technical College–wi ................................................................................................................associate’sGavilan College–ca ....................................................................................................................................associate’sGem City College–il .................................................................................................................................associate’sGem State College–id ............................................................................................................................... associate’sGeneral Theological Seminary–ny ........................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedGenesee Community College–ny ........................................................................................................... associate’sGeneva College†–pa .................................................................................................................................. master’s iiGeorge C. Wallace State Community College-Dothan–al ..................................................................associate’sGeorge Corley Wallace State Community College-Selma–al .............................................................associate’sGeorge Fox University–or ......................................................................................................................... master’s iGeorge Mason University–va .............................................................................. doctoral/research—intensiveGeorge Washington University–dc .................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveGeorgetown College†–ky ....................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsGeorgetown University–dc .................................................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveGeorgia Baptist College of Nursing–ga ................................................................... specialized—other healthGeorgia College & State University–ga .................................................................................................... master’s iGeorgia Institute of Technology†–ga ................................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveGeorgia Military College–ga ................................................................................................................... associate’sGeorgia Perimeter College–ga ................................................................................................................ associate’sGeorgia School of Professional Psychology–ga ..................................................................... specialized—otherGeorgia Southern University–ga .............................................................................................................. master’s iGeorgia Southwestern State University–ga............................................................................................. master’s iGeorgia State University–ga ................................................................................ doctoral/research—extensiveGeorgian Court College–nj ....................................................................................................................... master’s iGermanna Community College–va .........................................................................................................associate’sGettysburg College–pa ............................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsGibbs College–ct .......................................................................................................................................associate’sGlen Oaks Community College–mi ........................................................................................................associate’sGlendale Community College–az ...........................................................................................................associate’sGlendale Community College–ca ...........................................................................................................associate’s

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Glenville State College†–wv .......................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalGlobe College–mn ......................................................................................................................................associate’sGlobe Institute of Technology–ny ...........................................................................................................associate’sGloucester County College–nj ................................................................................................................ associate’sGoddard College–vt ................................................................................................................................... master’s iGod’s Bible School and College–oh .......................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedGogebic Community College–mi ........................................................................................................... associate’sGolden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary–ca ...................................................... specialized—faith-relatedGolden Gate University–ca ................................................................. specialized—business and managementGolden West College–ca .......................................................................................................................... associate’sGoldey-Beacom College–de ................................................................. specialized—business and managementGolf Academy of San Diego–ca .............................................................................................................. associate’sGolf Academy of the Carolinas–sc ......................................................................................................... associate’sGonzaga University–wa ............................................................................................................................. master’s iGordon College–ga ....................................................................................................................................associate’sGordon College†–ma .............................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsGordon-Conwell Theological Seminary–ma .......................................................... specialized—faith-relatedGoshen College†–in ................................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsGoucher College†–md ............................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsGovernors State University–il .................................................................................................................. master’s iGrace Bible College–mi .............................................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedGrace College–in ............................................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalGrace University–ne ....................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalGraceland University–ia ................................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalGraduate School of Figurative Art of the New YorkAcademy of Art–ny ..................................................................................... specialized—art, music, and designGraduate Theological Union–ca .............................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedGrambling State University–la ................................................................................................................ master’s iGrand Canyon University–az ................................................................................................................... master’s iGrand Island College–ne ..........................................................................................................................associate’sGrand Rapids Community College–mi ................................................................................................. associate’sGrand Valley State University–mi ............................................................................................................ master’s iGrand View College–ia .................................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalGrantham College of Engineering–la ......................................... specialized—engineering and technologyGratz College†–pa .....................................................................................................................................master’s iiGrays Harbor College–wa ........................................................................................................................associate’sGrayson County College–tx .....................................................................................................................associate’sGreat Basin College–nv.............................................................................................................................associate’sGreat Lakes Christian College–mi ........................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedGreat Lakes College–mi ............................................................................................................................associate’sGreen Mountain College–vt ......................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalGreen River Community College–wa .................................................................................................... associate’sGreenfield Community College–ma ...................................................................................................... associate’sGreensboro College–nc ........................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsGreenville College–il ..................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalGreenville Technical College–sc ..............................................................................................................associate’sGriffin Technical Institute–ga ..................................................................................................................associate’sGriggs University–md ................................................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedGrinnell College–ia ................................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsGrossmont College–ca ............................................................................................................................. associate’sGrove City College–pa ................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalGuam Community College–gu ................................................................................................................associate’s

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Guilford College–nc ................................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsGuilford Technical Community College–nc .........................................................................................associate’sGulf Coast Community College–fl ........................................................................................................associate’sGupton Jones College of Funeral Service–ga .........................................................................................associate’sGustavus Adolphus College–mn............................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsGwinnett Technical Institute–ga .............................................................................................................associate’sGwynedd-Mercy College†–pa ..................................................................................................................master’s iiHagerstown Business College–md ...........................................................................................................associate’sHagerstown Community College–md ....................................................................................................associate’sHalifax Community College–nc..............................................................................................................associate’sHallmark Institute of Aeronautics–tx ....................................................................................................associate’sHallmark Institute of Technology–tx .................................................................................................... associate’sHamilton College–ny .............................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsHamilton College (Cedar Rapids)–ia ......................................................................................................associate’sHamilton College (Mason City)–ia .........................................................................................................associate’sHamilton College-Urbandale Branch–ia ...............................................................................................associate’sHamilton Technical College–ia .................................................... specialized—engineering and technologyHamline University–mn ............................................................................................................................ master’s iHampden-Sydney College–va ................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsHampshire College–ma ........................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsHampton University–va ............................................................................................................................. master’s iHannibal-La Grange College–mo ................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalHanover College–in ................................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsHarcourt Learning Direct Center for Degree Studies–pa ................................................................... associate’sHarcum College–pa .................................................................................................................................. associate’sHarding University Graduate School of Religion–tn ........................................... specialized—faith-relatedHarding University Main Campus†–ar ................................................................................................. master’s iiHardin-Simmons University–tx .............................................................................................................. master’s iHarford Community College–md ...........................................................................................................associate’sHarrington Institute of Interior Design–il .............................................. specialized—art, music, and designHarrisburg Area Community College–pa ..............................................................................................associate’sHarris-Stowe State College–mo ........................................................................ specialized—teachers collegesHarry M. Ayers State Technical College–al ......................................................................................... associate’sHartford Seminary–ct ............................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedHartnell College–ca .................................................................................................................................. associate’sHartwick College–ny .............................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsHarvard University–ma ....................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveHarvey Mudd College†–ca .................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsHaskell Indian Nations University–ks .......................................................................................................... tribalHastings College†–ne ............................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsHaverford College–pa ............................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsHawaii Business College–hi .....................................................................................................................associate’sHawaii Pacific University–hi .................................................................................................................... master’s iHawaii Tokai International College–hi .................................................................................................associate’sHawkeye Community College–ia ...........................................................................................................associate’sHaywood Community College–nc ......................................................................................................... associate’sHazard Community College–ky .............................................................................................................associate’sHeald College–hi .......................................................................................................................................associate’sHeald College, School of Business, Concord–ca .................................................................................. associate’sHeald College, School of Business, Sacramento–ca ............................................................................. associate’sHeald College, School of Business, Salinas–ca ......................................................................................associate’sHeald College, School of Business, Santa Rosa–ca............................................................................... associate’s

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Heald College, School of Business, Stockton–ca .................................................................................. associate’sHeald College, School of Business & Technology, Sacramento–ca .................................................... associate’sHeald College, School of Technology, Martinez–ca .............................................................................associate’sHeald College, Schools of Business & Technology, Fresno–ca ........................................................... associate’sHeald College, Schools of Business & Technology, Hayward–ca........................................................associate’sHeald College, Schools of Business & Technology, Portland–or .........................................................associate’sHeald College, Schools of Business & Technology, San Francisco–ca ................................................associate’sHeald College, Schools of Business & Technology, San Jose–ca ......................................................... associate’sHeartland Community College–il ......................................................................................................... associate’sHebrew College–ma ................................................................................................................. specialized—otherHebrew Theological College–il ............................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedHebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion–oh ...................................... specialized—faith-relatedHebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion(California Branch)–ca ............................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedHebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion (New York Branch)–ny............................................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedHeidelberg College†–oh ............................................................................................................................ master’s iHelena College of Technology of The University of Montana–mt ....................................................associate’sHelene Fuld College of Nursing–ny ...................................................................................................... associate’sHellenic College-Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology–ma ............ specialized—faith-relatedHenderson Community College–ky ...................................................................................................... associate’sHenderson State University–ar ................................................................................................................ master’s iHendrix College–ar ................................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsHennepin Technical College–mn ........................................................................................................... associate’sHenry Cogswell College–wa ......................................................... specialized—engineering and technologyHenry Ford Community College–mi ......................................................................................................associate’sHenry J. Kutsch College of Nursing–il ................................................................................................. associate’sHeritage Bible College–nc ......................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedHeritage College–nv ..................................................................................................................................associate’sHeritage College†–wa ................................................................................................................................ master’s iHerkimer County Community College–ny ...........................................................................................associate’sHerzing College–al .................................................................................................................................. associate’sHerzing College–ga .................................................................................................................................. associate’sHerzing College–la ........................................................................ specialized—engineering and technologyHerzing College–wi ....................................................................... specialized—engineering and technologyHerzing College (Melbourne)–fl ........................................................................................................... associate’sHerzing College (Orlando)–fl ................................................................................................................ associate’sHesser College–nh .................................................................................................................................... associate’sHesston College–ks ....................................................................................................................................associate’sHibbing Community College, A Technical and Community College–mn .......................................associate’sHickey College–mo ....................................................................................................................................associate’sHigh Point University–nc ............................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalHigh Tech Institute–ca .............................................................................................................................associate’sHighland Community College–il ...........................................................................................................associate’sHighland Community College–ks ......................................................................................................... associate’sHighline Community College–wa...........................................................................................................associate’sHigh-Tech Institute–az .............................................................................................................................associate’sHilbert College–ny ......................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalHill College–tx ......................................................................................................................................... associate’sHillsborough Community College–fl ....................................................................................................associate’sHillsdale College–mi ............................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsHillsdale Free Will Baptist College–ok ...................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’s

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Hinds Community College–ms ................................................................................................................associate’sHiram College–oh ................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsHiram G. Andrews Center–pa ................................................................................................................ associate’sHiwassee College–tn .................................................................................................................................associate’sHobart and William Smith Colleges–ny .............................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsHobe Sound Bible College†–fl ................................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedHocking Technical College–oh .............................................................................................................. associate’sHofstra University–ny ......................................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveHollins University†–va ........................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsHolmes Community College–ms .............................................................................................................associate’sHoly Apostles College and Seminary–ct ................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedHoly Cross College–in ............................................................................................................................. associate’sHoly Family College–pa ............................................................................................................................ master’s iHoly Names College–ca ............................................................................................................................ master’s iHoly Trinity Orthodox Seminary–ny ...................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedHolyoke Community College–ma ...........................................................................................................associate’sHondros College–oh .................................................................................................................................associate’sHood College–md ....................................................................................................................................... master’s iHood Theological Seminary–nc ............................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedHope College–mi ..................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsHope International University–ca ............................................................................................................ master’s iHopkinsville Community College–ky ....................................................................................................associate’sHorry-Georgetown Technical College–sc ..............................................................................................associate’sHoughton College–ny ............................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsHousatonic Community-Technical College–ct .................................................................................... associate’sHouston Baptist University–tx ................................................................................................................. master’s iHouston Community College–tx ........................................................................................................... associate’sHouston Graduate School of Theology–tx ............................................................. specialized—faith-relatedHoward College–tx .................................................................................................................................. associate’sHoward Community College–md ...........................................................................................................associate’sHoward Payne University–tx ....................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalHoward University–dc ......................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveHudson County Community College–nj ...............................................................................................associate’sHudson Valley Community College–ny ................................................................................................associate’sHuertas Junior College–pr .......................................................................................................................associate’sHumacao Community College–pr ......................................................................................................... associate’sHumboldt State University–ca ................................................................................................................. master’s iHumphreys College–ca ................................................................................................. baccalaureate/associate’sHuntingdon College–al .......................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsHuntington College–in .................................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalHuntington Junior College of Business–wv ...........................................................................................associate’sHuron University–sd .................................................................................................................................master’s iiHussian School of Art–pa ........................................................................................................................ associate’sHusson College†–me .................................................................................................................................master’s iiHuston-Tillotson College–tx ........................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalHutchinson Community College and Area Vocational School–ks .................................................... associate’sICI University–tx ....................................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedICM School of Business & Medical Careers–pa ......................................................................................associate’sIdaho State University–id .................................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveIliff School of Theology–co ....................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedIlisagvik College–ak ..................................................................................................................................associate’sIllinois Central College–il ........................................................................................................................associate’s

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Illinois College–il ........................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalIllinois College of Optometry–il .............................................................................. specialized—other healthIllinois Eastern Community Colleges Frontier Community College–il ............................................associate’sIllinois Eastern Community Colleges Lincoln Trail College–il .........................................................associate’sIllinois Eastern Community Colleges Olney Central College–il ........................................................associate’sIllinois Eastern Community Colleges Wabash Valley College–il ...................................................... associate’sIllinois Institute of Art, The–il .................................................................. specialized—art, music, and designIllinois Institute of Art/Chicago–il ........................................................... specialized—art, music, and designIllinois Institute of Technology–il ...................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveIllinois School of Professional Psychology/Chicago–il ........................................................ specialized—otherIllinois School of Professional Psychology/Meadows–il ..................................................... specialized—otherIllinois State University–il ................................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveIllinois Valley Community College–il ....................................................................................................associate’sIllinois Wesleyan University–il ............................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsImmaculata College–pa .............................................................................................................................. master’s iImmaculate Conception Seminary of Seton Hall University–nj ......................... specialized—faith-relatedImperial Valley College–ca .......................................................................................................................associate’sIndependence Community College–ks ...................................................................................................associate’sIndian Hills Community College–ia ...................................................................................................... associate’sIndian River Community College–fl .................................................................................................... associate’sIndiana Business College (Columbus)–in ...............................................................................................associate’sIndiana Business College (Evansville)–in ...............................................................................................associate’sIndiana Business College (Indianapolis)–in ...........................................................................................associate’sIndiana Business College (Lafayette)–in.................................................................................................associate’sIndiana Business College (Marion)–in ....................................................................................................associate’sIndiana Business College (Muncie)–in ....................................................................................................associate’sIndiana Business College (Terre Haute)–in ...........................................................................................associate’sIndiana Business College (Vincennes)–in ...............................................................................................associate’sIndiana Business College-Medical–in .................................................................................................... associate’sIndiana Institute of Technology–in .................................................... specialized—business and managementIndiana State University–in ................................................................................. doctoral/research—intensiveIndiana University at Bloomington–in .............................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveIndiana University East–in ............................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalIndiana University Kokomo–in .................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalIndiana University Northwest–in ............................................................................................................ master’s iIndiana University of Pennsylvania–pa ............................................................. doctoral/research—intensiveIndiana University South Bend–in ........................................................................................................... master’s iIndiana University Southeast–in .............................................................................................................. master’s iIndiana University-Purdue University Fort Wayne–in ........................................................................ master’s iIndiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis–in ................................. doctoral/research—intensiveIndiana Wesleyan University–in .............................................................................................................. master’s iInformation Computer Systems Institute–pa .........................................................................................associate’sInstitute for Christian Studies–tx ............................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedInstitute for Clinical Social Work–il ....................................................................... specialized—other healthInstitute for Creation Research Graduate School–ca ........................................................... specialized—otherInstitute of American Indian and Alaska Native Culture and Arts Development–nm ......................... tribalInstitute of Business and Medical Careers–co ....................................................................................... associate’sInstitute of Career Education–fl .............................................................................................................associate’sInstitute of Computer Technology†–ca ................................................................................................. associate’sInstitute of Design and Construction–ny ...............................................................................................associate’sInstitute of Electronic Technology–ky ....................................................................................................associate’sInstitute of Paper Science and Technology–ga ........................... specialized—engineering and technology

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Institute of Textile Technology–va ............................................... specialized—engineering and technologyInstitute of Transpersonal Psychology–ca ............................................................................. specialized—otherInstituto Comercial De Puerto Rico Junior College–pr .......................................................................associate’sInter American University of Puerto Rico Aguadilla Campus–pr .......................... baccalaureate—generalInter American University of Puerto Rico Arecibo Campus–pr .............................. baccalaureate—generalInter American University of Puerto Rico Barranquitas Campus–pr ..................... baccalaureate—generalInter American University of Puerto Rico Bayamon Campus–pr ............................................................................................ specialized—business and managementInter American University of Puerto Rico Fajardo Campus–pr .............................. baccalaureate—generalInter American University of Puerto Rico Guayama Campus–pr ........................... baccalaureate—generalInter American University of Puerto Rico Metropolitan Campus–pr ................................................. master’s iInter American University of Puerto Rico Ponce Campus–pr ................................. baccalaureate—generalInter American University of Puerto Rico San German Campus–pr ................................................. master’s iInter American University of Puerto Rico School of Law–pr ................................................ specialized—lawInter American University of Puerto Rico School of Optometry–pr ................... specialized—other healthInteractive College of Technology–ga .................................................................................................... associate’sInterboro Institute–ny ...............................................................................................................................associate’sInterdenominational Theological Center–ga .......................................................... specialized—faith-relatedInterior Designers Institute–ca .................................................................. specialized—art, music, and designInternational Academy of Design–fl ........................................................ specialized—art, music, and designInternational Academy of Merchandising and Design–il ..................... specialized—art, music, and designInternational Baptist College–az ............................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedInternational Bible College–al .................................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedInternational Business College (Fort Wayne)–in ..................................................................................associate’sInternational Business College (Indianapolis)–in ..................................................................................associate’sInternational College–fl ................................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalInternational College and Graduate School–hi ...................................................... specialized—faith-relatedInternational College of Broadcasting–oh ..............................................................................................associate’sInternational College of Hospitality Management Cesar Ritz–ct ......................................................associate’sInternational Culinary Academy–pa ...................................................................................................... associate’sInternational Fine Arts College†–fl ......................................................... specialized—art, music, and designInternational Institute of Chinese Medicine–nm .................................................... specialized—other healthInternational Junior College–pr .............................................................................................................. associate’sInternational School of Theology–ca ....................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedInver Hills Community College–mn...................................................................................................... associate’sIona College–ny .......................................................................................................................................... master’s iIowa Central Community College–ia .................................................................................................... associate’sIowa Lakes Community College–ia ........................................................................................................associate’sIowa State University–ia ...................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveIowa Wesleyan College–ia ............................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalIowa Western Community College–ia ...................................................................................................associate’sIrvine Valley College–ca .......................................................................................................................... associate’sISIM University–co .............................................................................. specialized—business and managementIsland Drafting and Technical Institute–ny ...........................................................................................associate’sIsothermal Community College–nc ........................................................................................................associate’sItasca Community College–mn ................................................................................................................associate’sItawamba Community College–ms .........................................................................................................associate’sIthaca College–ny ....................................................................................................................................... master’s iITI Technical College–la ........................................................................................................................ associate’sITT Technical Institute–al ..................................................................................................................... associate’sITT Technical Institute–ar ..................................................................................................................... associate’sITT Technical Institute–co ........................................................... specialized—engineering and technology

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ITT Technical Institute–id ............................................................ specialized—engineering and technologyITT Technical Institute–ky ..................................................................................................................... associate’sITT Technical Institute–ma .....................................................................................................................associate’sITT Technical Institute–mo .......................................................... specialized—engineering and technologyITT Technical Institute–ne ..................................................................................................................... associate’sITT Technical Institute–nv ..................................................................................................................... associate’sITT Technical Institute–nm .......................................................... specialized—engineering and technologyITT Technical Institute–ny ..................................................................................................................... associate’sITT Technical Institute–or ........................................................... specialized—engineering and technologyITT Technical Institute–sc .......................................................................................................................associate’sITT Technical Institute–ut ........................................................... specialized—engineering and technologyITT Technical Institute–va.......................................................................................................................associate’sITT Technical Institute–wi ........................................................... specialized—engineering and technologyITT Technical Institute (Anaheim)–ca ....................................... specialized—engineering and technologyITT Technical Institute (Arlington)–tx .................................................................................................associate’sITT Technical Institute (Austin)–tx ...................................................................................................... associate’sITT Technical Institute (Bothell)–wa .................................................................................................... associate’sITT Technical Institute (Dayton)–oh .................................................................................................... associate’sITT Technical Institute (Fort Lauderdale)–fl ......................................................................................associate’sITT Technical Institute (Fort Wayne)–in ................................... specialized—engineering and technologyITT Technical Institute (Grand Rapids)–mi ......................................................................................... associate’sITT Technical Institute (Hayward)–ca ................................................................................................. associate’sITT Technical Institute (Hoffman Estates)–il ........................... specialized—engineering and technologyITT Technical Institute (Houston-1)–tx ................................................................................................associate’sITT Technical Institute (Houston-2)–tx ................................................................................................associate’sITT Technical Institute (Houston-3)–tx ................................................................................................associate’sITT Technical Institute (Indianapolis)–in .................................. specialized—engineering and technologyITT Technical Institute (Jacksonville)–fl ................................... specialized—engineering and technologyITT Technical Institute (Knoxville)–tn ...................................... specialized—engineering and technologyITT Technical Institute (Lathrop)–ca ....................................................................................................associate’sITT Technical Institute (Maitland)–fl ........................................ specialized—engineering and technologyITT Technical Institute (Matteson)–il ...................................................................................................associate’sITT Technical Institute (Mechanicsburg)–pa ....................................................................................... associate’sITT Technical Institute (Memphis)–tn ................................................................................................. associate’sITT Technical Institute (Monroeville)–pa ..............................................................................................associate’sITT Technical Institute (Nashville)–tn ....................................... specialized—engineering and technologyITT Technical Institute (Newburgh)–in ..................................... specialized—engineering and technologyITT Technical Institute (Norwood)–oh .................................................................................................associate’sITT Technical Institute (Oxnard)–ca .................................................................................................... associate’sITT Technical Institute (Phoenix)–az ......................................... specialized—engineering and technologyITT Technical Institute (Pittsburgh)–pa ................................................................................................associate’sITT Technical Institute (Rancho Cordova)–ca .................................................................................... associate’sITT Technical Institute (San Antonio)–tx ............................................................................................ associate’sITT Technical Institute (San Bernardino)–ca ............................ specialized—engineering and technologyITT Technical Institute (San Diego)†–ca ................................... specialized—engineering and technologyITT Technical Institute (Santa Clara)–ca ..............................................................................................associate’sITT Technical Institute (Seattle)–wa ........................................... specialized—engineering and technologyITT Technical Institute (Spokane)–wa ...................................................................................................associate’sITT Technical Institute (Strongsville)–oh ............................................................................................ associate’sITT Technical Institute (Sylmar)–ca ........................................... specialized—engineering and technologyITT Technical Institute (Tampa)–fl ........................................... specialized—engineering and technologyITT Technical Institute (Torrance)–ca ...................................................................................................associate’s

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ITT Technical Institute (Troy)–mi ......................................................................................................... associate’sITT Technical Institute (Tucson)–az ......................................................................................................associate’sITT Technical Institute (West Covina)†–ca ............................... specialized—engineering and technologyITT Technical Institute (Youngstown)–oh ............................................................................................associate’sIvy Tech State College-Central Indiana–in ............................................................................................associate’sIvy Tech State College-Columbus/Bloomington–in .............................................................................associate’sIvy Tech State College-East Central–in ................................................................................................. associate’sIvy Tech State College-Kokomo–in ........................................................................................................associate’sIvy Tech State College-Lafayette–in ...................................................................................................... associate’sIvy Tech State College-Northcentral–in ................................................................................................associate’sIvy Tech State College-Northeast–in ......................................................................................................associate’sIvy Tech State College-Northwest–in .................................................................................................... associate’sIvy Tech State College-Southcentral–in .................................................................................................associate’sIvy Tech State College-Southeast–in...................................................................................................... associate’sIvy Tech State College-Southwest–in .................................................................................................... associate’sIvy Tech State College-Wabash Valley–in ............................................................................................ associate’sIvy Tech State College-Whitewater–in ................................................................................................. associate’sJ. Sargeant Reynolds Community College–va .......................................................................................associate’sJ.F. Drake State Technical College–al ....................................................................................................associate’sJ.F. Ingram State Technical College–al ................................................................................................. associate’sJackson Community College–mi .............................................................................................................associate’sJackson State Community College–tn ....................................................................................................associate’sJackson State University–ms ................................................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveJacksonville College–tx .............................................................................................................................associate’sJacksonville State University–al ............................................................................................................... master’s iJacksonville University–fl ......................................................................................................................... master’s iJames H. Faulkner State Community College–al ............................................................................... associate’sJames Madison University–va ................................................................................................................... master’s iJames Sprunt Community College–nc ...................................................................................................associate’sJamestown Business College–ny ..............................................................................................................associate’sJamestown College–nd ................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalJamestown Community College–ny ...................................................................................................... associate’sJarvis Christian College–tx ........................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalJefferson College–mo .................................................................................................................................associate’sJefferson Community College–ky ...........................................................................................................associate’sJefferson Community College–ny ...........................................................................................................associate’sJefferson Community College–oh ...........................................................................................................associate’sJefferson Davis Community College–al .................................................................................................associate’sJefferson State Community College–al ................................................................................................. associate’sJesuit School of Theology at Berkeley–ca ............................................................... specialized—faith-relatedJewish Hospital College of Nursing and Allied Health–mo ................................. specialized—other healthJewish Theological Seminary of America–ny ........................................................ specialized—faith-relatedJNA Institute of Culinary Arts–pa ......................................................................................................... associate’sJohn A. Gupton College–tn .....................................................................................................................associate’sJohn A. Logan College–il ........................................................................................................................ associate’sJohn Brown University–ar ............................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalJohn Carroll University–oh ....................................................................................................................... master’s iJohn F. Kennedy University–ca ................................................................................................................ master’s iJohn M. Patterson State Technical College–al ......................................................................................associate’sJohn Marshall Law School–il ..................................................................................................... specialized—lawJohn Tyler Community College–va .........................................................................................................associate’sJohn Wesley College–nc ............................................................................................ specialized—faith-related

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John Wood Community College–il ........................................................................................................associate’sJohns Hopkins University–md ............................................................................ doctoral/research—extensiveJohnson & Wales University–co .............................................................................................................. associate’sJohnson & Wales University–fl .............................................................................................. specialized—otherJohnson & Wales University–ri ................................................................................................................. master’s iJohnson & Wales University–sc ............................................................................................... specialized—otherJohnson & Wales University–va .............................................................................................................. associate’sJohnson Bible College–tn .......................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedJohnson C. Smith University–nc .................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalJohnson County Community College–ks ...............................................................................................associate’sJohnson State College–vt ........................................................................................................................... master’s iJohnson Technical Institute–pa ................................................................................................................associate’sJohnston Community College–nc ...........................................................................................................associate’sJoint Military Intelligence College–dc ................................................................................... specialized—otherJoliet Junior College–il .............................................................................................................................associate’sJones College†–fl ........................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalJones County Junior College–ms ..............................................................................................................associate’sJones International University–co ...................................................... specialized—business and managementJudge Advocate General’s School, The–va ................................................................................ specialized—lawJudson College–al .................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsJudson College–il ........................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalJuilliard School, The–ny ............................................................................. specialized—art, music, and designJuniata College–pa ................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsKalamazoo College–mi ........................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsKalamazoo Valley Community College–mi ...........................................................................................associate’sKankakee Community College–il ......................................................................................................... associate’sKansas City Art Institute–mo ..................................................................... specialized—art, music, and designKansas City Kansas Community College–ks .........................................................................................associate’sKansas State University–ks ................................................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveKansas State University-Salina, College of Technologyand Aviation–ks .............................................................................. specialized—engineering and technologyKansas Wesleyan University–ks ................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalKaplan College–fl .................................................................................................................................... associate’sKaskaskia College–il ............................................................................................................................... associate’sKatharine Gibbs School–ma .....................................................................................................................associate’sKatharine Gibbs School–nj ..................................................................................................................... associate’sKatharine Gibbs School (Melville)–ny ....................................................................................................associate’sKatharine Gibbs School (New York)–ny ...............................................................................................associate’sKD Studio-Actors Conservatory–tx ...................................................................................................... associate’sKean University–nj .................................................................................................................................... master’s iKeene State College–nh ............................................................................................................................master’s iiKehilath Yakov Rabbinical Seminary–ny ............................................................... specialized—faith-relatedKeiser College–fl .......................................................................................................................................associate’sKeller Graduate School of Management–il ...................................... specialized—business and managementKellogg Community College–mi .............................................................................................................associate’sKelsey-Jenney College–ca ........................................................................................................................ associate’sKemper Military School and College–mo ..............................................................................................associate’sKendall College†–il ...................................................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sKendall College of Art and Design–mi .................................................... specialized—art, music, and designKennebec Valley Technical College–me .................................................................................................associate’sKennesaw State University–ga ................................................................................................................. master’s iKenrick-Glennon Seminary-Kenrick School of Theology–mo ........................... specialized—faith-related

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Kent State University Ashtabula Campus–oh .......................................................................................associate’sKent State University East Liverpool Campus–oh ...............................................................................associate’sKent State University Geauga Campus–oh ...........................................................................................associate’sKent State University Main Campus–oh .......................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveKent State University Salem Campus–oh ..............................................................................................associate’sKent State University Stark Campus–oh ...............................................................................................associate’sKent State University Trumbull Campus–oh....................................................................................... associate’sKent State University Tuscarawas Campus–oh ....................................................................................associate’sKentucky Career Institute (Florence)–ky...............................................................................................associate’sKentucky Career Institute (Louisville)–ky............................................................................................ associate’sKentucky Christian College–ky ................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalKentucky College of Business (Dunville)–ky ....................................................................................... associate’sKentucky College of Business (Florence)–ky.........................................................................................associate’sKentucky College of Business (Lexington)–ky ......................................................................................associate’sKentucky College of Business (Louisville)–ky.......................................................................................associate’sKentucky College of Business (Pikeville)–ky ....................................................................................... associate’sKentucky College of Business (Richmond)–ky .................................................................................... associate’sKentucky Mountain Bible College–ky .................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedKentucky State University–ky .................................................................................................................master’s iiKentucky Wesleyan College–ky ................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalKenyon College–oh ................................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsKettering College of Medical Arts–oh ..................................................................... specialized—other healthKettering University–mi ................................................................ specialized—engineering and technologyKeuka College–ny .......................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalKeweenaw Bay Ojibwa Community College–mi......................................................................................... tribalKeystone College–pa ..................................................................................................................................associate’sKilgore College–tx ....................................................................................................................................associate’sKilian Community College–sd ................................................................................................................ associate’sKing College–tn ...................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsKing’s College–pa ....................................................................................................................................... master’s iiKirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine–mo .............................................................. specialized—medicalKirkwood Community College–ia ......................................................................................................... associate’sKirtland Community College–mi ........................................................................................................... associate’sKishwaukee College–il .............................................................................................................................associate’sKnowledge Systems Institute†–il ................................................ specialized—engineering and technologyKnox College–il ....................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsKnoxville Business College–tn ................................................................................................................associate’sKol Yaakov Torah Center–ny ................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedKutztown University of Pennsylvania–pa ............................................................................................... master’s iL. I. F. E. Bible College–ca ........................................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedLa Roche College–pa .................................................................................................................................. master’s iLa Salle University–pa ................................................................................................................................ master’s iLa Sierra University–ca ............................................................................................................................. master’s iLabette Community College–ks ..............................................................................................................associate’sLaboratory Institute of Merchandising–ny ....................................... specialized—business and managementLaboure College–ma ..................................................................................................................................associate’sLac Courte Oreilles Ojibwa Community College–wi ................................................................................. tribalLackawanna Junior College–pa .............................................................................................................. associate’sLafayette College–pa ............................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsLaGrange College†–ga .................................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalLake Area Technical Institute–sd ........................................................................................................... associate’sLake City Community College–fl ......................................................................................................... associate’s

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Lake Erie College–oh................................................................................................................................ master’s iiLake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine–pa ................................................................ specialized—medicalLake Forest College–il ........................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsLake Forest Graduate School of Management–il ............................ specialized—business and managementLake Land College–il ...............................................................................................................................associate’sLake Michigan College–mi .......................................................................................................................associate’sLake Region State College–nd ................................................................................................................ associate’sLake Superior College–mn .......................................................................................................................associate’sLake Superior State University–mi .........................................................................................................master’s iiLake Tahoe Community College–ca ......................................................................................................associate’sLake Washington Technical College–wa ...............................................................................................associate’sLakeland College†–wi ................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalLakeland Community College–oh ......................................................................................................... associate’sLakeland Medical-Dental Academy–mn ...............................................................................................associate’sLakeshore Technical College–wi .............................................................................................................associate’sLake-Sumter Community College–fl ....................................................................................................associate’sLakeview College of Nursing–il .............................................................................. specialized—other healthLamar Community College–co .............................................................................................................. associate’sLamar State College- Orange–tx ........................................................................................................... associate’sLamar State College-Port Arthur–tx .................................................................................................... associate’sLamar University–tx .................................................................................................................................. master’s iLambuth University–tn ................................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalLamson Junior College–az .......................................................................................................................associate’sLancaster Bible College–pa ........................................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedLancaster Theological Seminary–pa ........................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedLander University–sc ................................................................................................................................ master’s iiLandmark College–vt ...............................................................................................................................associate’sLane College–tn ...................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsLane Community College–or ..................................................................................................................associate’sLaney College–ca .......................................................................................................................................associate’sLangston University–ok ................................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalLansdale School of Business–pa .............................................................................................................. associate’sLansing Community College–mi .............................................................................................................associate’sLaramie County Community College–wy ............................................................................................ associate’sLaredo Community College–tx .............................................................................................................. associate’sLas Positas College–ca ............................................................................................................................. associate’sLas Vegas College–nv ............................................................................................................................... associate’sLasell College–ma .......................................................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sLassen Community College–ca .............................................................................................................. associate’sLatter-Day Saints Business College–ut ................................................................................................. associate’sLaurel Business Institute–pa .....................................................................................................................associate’sLaurentian Community and Technical College District–mn ..............................................................associate’sLawrence Technological University–mi .................................................................................................. master’s iLawrence University–wi ......................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsLawson State Community College–al ....................................................................................................associate’sLe Moyne College–ny ...............................................................................................................................master’s iiLebanon Valley College–pa ......................................................................................................................master’s iiLeChef College of Hospitality–tx ...........................................................................................................associate’sLee College–tx ...........................................................................................................................................associate’sLee College (Anaheim)–ca .......................................................................................................................associate’sLee College (West Hills)–ca .....................................................................................................................associate’sLee University–tn ........................................................................................................... baccalaureate—general

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Lees-McRae College–nc .......................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsLehigh Carbon Community College–pa .................................................................................................associate’sLehigh University–pa ........................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveLemoyne-Owen College–tn.......................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalLenoir Community College–nc .............................................................................................................. associate’sLenoir-Rhyne College†–nc ........................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalLesley University†–ma ............................................................................................................................... master’s iLester L. Cox College of Nursing and Health Sciences–mo ................................................................associate’sLeTourneau University†–tx ....................................................................................................................master’s iiLewis and Clark College†–or ................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsLewis and Clark Community College–il ...............................................................................................associate’sLewis College of Business–mi ..................................................................................................................associate’sLewis University–il .................................................................................................................................... master’s iLewis-Clark State College–id ....................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalLexington College–il ............................................................................................................................... associate’sLexington Community College–ky.........................................................................................................associate’sLexington Theological Seminary–ky ....................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedLiberty University–va ................................................................................................................................. master’s iLife Chiropractic College West–ca .......................................................................... specialized—other healthLife University–ga ...................................................................................................... specialized—other healthLima Technical College–oh..................................................................................................................... associate’sLimestone College–sc ..................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalLincoln Christian College–il .................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedLincoln College–il .................................................................................................................................... associate’sLincoln Land Community College–il ....................................................................................................associate’sLincoln Memorial University–tn ............................................................................................................. master’s iLincoln School of Commerce–ne ........................................................................................................... associate’sLincoln Technical Institute–in ................................................................................................................ associate’sLincoln Technical Institute (Allentown)–pa ......................................................................................... associate’sLincoln Technical Institute (Philadelphia)–pa .......................................................................................associate’sLincoln University–ca .......................................................................... specialized—business and managementLincoln University–mo ............................................................................................................................... master’s iLincoln University†–pa .............................................................................................................................. master’s iLindenwood University–mo ...................................................................................................................... master’s iLindsey Wilson College†–ky ................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsLinfield College–or ........................................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalLinn State Technical College–mo ........................................................................................................... associate’sLinn-Benton Community College–or ....................................................................................................associate’sLipscomb University–tn ...........................................................................................................................master’s iiLittle Big Horn College–mt ............................................................................................................................ tribalLittle Priest Tribal College–ne ........................................................................................................................ tribalLivingstone College–nc ................................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalLock Haven University of Pennsylvania–pa .......................................................................................... master’s iiLogan College of Chiropractic–mo........................................................................... specialized—other healthLogos Evangelical Seminary–ca ............................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedLoma Linda University†–ca ............................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveLon Morris College–tx .............................................................................................................................associate’sLong Beach City College–ca ................................................................................................................... associate’sLong Island Business Institute–ny ......................................................................................................... associate’sLong Island College Hospital School of Nursing–ny .......................................................................... associate’sLong Island University Brooklyn Campus–ny ....................................................................................... master’s iLong Island University C. W. Post Campus–ny ..................................................................................... master’s i

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Long Island University Southampton College†–ny ........................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsLong Technical College–az ..................................................................................................................... associate’sLongview Community College–mo ........................................................................................................associate’sLongwood College–va ................................................................................................................................ master’s iLongy School of Music–ma ......................................................................... specialized—art, music, and designLorain County Community College–oh.................................................................................................associate’sLoras College–ia ........................................................................................................................................master’s iiLord Fairfax Community College–va .................................................................................................... associate’sLos Angeles City College–ca ................................................................................................................... associate’sLos Angeles College of Chiropractic–ca .................................................................. specialized—other healthLos Angeles County College of Nursing and Allied Health–ca .........................................................associate’sLos Angeles Harbor College–ca ..............................................................................................................associate’sLos Angeles Mission College–ca ..............................................................................................................associate’sLos Angeles Pierce College–ca ................................................................................................................associate’sLos Angeles Southwest College–ca .........................................................................................................associate’sLos Angeles Trade-Technical College–ca ..............................................................................................associate’sLos Angeles Valley College–ca ................................................................................................................associate’sLos Medanos College–ca ..........................................................................................................................associate’sLouisburg College–nc ...............................................................................................................................associate’sLouisiana College–la ...................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalLouisiana State University and Agricultural andMechanical College–la ......................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveLouisiana State University at Alexandria–la .........................................................................................associate’sLouisiana State University at Eunice–la ................................................................................................associate’sLouisiana State University Health Sciences Center–la ................................................... specialized—medicalLouisiana State University in Shreveport–la .......................................................................................... master’s iLouisiana Tech University–la ............................................................................. doctoral/research—intensiveLouisiana Technical College Acadian Campus–la ...............................................................................associate’sLouisiana Technical College Alexandria Campus–la ..........................................................................associate’sLouisiana Technical College Ascension Campus–la ............................................................................associate’sLouisiana Technical College Avoyelles Campus–la .............................................................................associate’sLouisiana Technical College Bastrop Campus–la ............................................................................... associate’sLouisiana Technical College Baton Rouge Campus–la .......................................................................associate’sLouisiana Technical College Charles B. Careil Campus–la ................................................................associate’sLouisiana Technical College Delta-Ouachita Campus–la ...................................................................associate’sLouisiana Technical College Evangeline Campus–la ..........................................................................associate’sLouisiana Technical College Florida Parishes Campus–la ................................................................ associate’sLouisiana Technical College Folkes Campus–la ..................................................................................associate’sLouisiana Technical College Gulf Area Campus–la ............................................................................associate’sLouisiana Technical College Hammond Area Campus–la ................................................................ associate’sLouisiana Technical College Huey P. Long Campus–la ..................................................................... associate’sLouisiana Technical College Jefferson Campus–la ............................................................................. associate’sLouisiana Technical College Jumonville Memorial Campus–la ........................................................associate’sLouisiana Technical College L.E. Fletcher Campus–la .......................................................................associate’sLouisiana Technical College Lafayette Campus–la .............................................................................associate’sLouisiana Technical College LaFourche Campus–la ..........................................................................associate’sLouisiana Technical College Lamar Salter Campus–la .......................................................................associate’sLouisiana Technical College Mansfield Campus–la ............................................................................associate’sLouisiana Technical College Morgan Smith Campus–la ................................................................... associate’sLouisiana Technical College Natchitoches Campus–la .......................................................................associate’sLouisiana Technical College North Central Campus–la .....................................................................associate’sLouisiana Technical College Northeast Louisiana Campus–la ......................................................... associate’s

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Louisiana Technical College Northwest Louisiana Campus–la .........................................................associate’sLouisiana Technical College Oakdale Campus–la ...............................................................................associate’sLouisiana Technical College River Parishes Campus–la .....................................................................associate’sLouisiana Technical College Sabine Valley Campus–la ..................................................................... associate’sLouisiana Technical College Shelby M. Jackson Campus–la ..............................................................associate’sLouisiana Technical College Shreveport-Bossier Campus–la .............................................................associate’sLouisiana Technical College Sidney N. Collier Campus–la .............................................................. associate’sLouisiana Technical College Slidell Campus–la .................................................................................. associate’sLouisiana Technical College Sowela Campus–la .................................................................................associate’sLouisiana Technical College Sullivan Campus–la ...............................................................................associate’sLouisiana Technical College T.H. Harris Campus–la ........................................................................ associate’sLouisiana Technical College Tallulah Campus–la ...............................................................................associate’sLouisiana Technical College Teche Area Campus–la ..........................................................................associate’sLouisiana Technical College Young Memorial Campus–la ................................................................associate’sLouisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary–ky ................................................ specialized—faith-relatedLouisville Technical Institute–ky ........................................................................................................... associate’sLourdes College–oh ....................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalLower Columbia College–wa ...................................................................................................................associate’sLoyola College in Maryland–md ............................................................................................................... master’s iLoyola Marymount University–ca ........................................................................................................... master’s iLoyola University New Orleans–la ......................................................................................................... master’s iLoyola University of Chicago–il ........................................................................ doctoral/research—extensiveLubbock Christian University–tx ................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalLuna Vocational Technical Institute, A Community College–nm......................................................associate’sLurleen B. Wallace Junior College–al ....................................................................................................associate’sLuther College–ia .................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsLuther Rice Seminary–ga .......................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedLuther Seminary–mn ................................................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedLutheran School of Theology at Chicago–il .......................................................... specialized—faith-relatedLutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg–pa ................................................ specialized—faith-relatedLutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia–pa ............................................. specialized—faith-relatedLutheran Theological Southern Seminary–sc ........................................................ specialized—faith-relatedLuzerne County Community College–pa ..............................................................................................associate’sLycoming College–pa .............................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsLyme Academy of Fine Arts–ct ................................................................ specialized—art, music, and designLynchburg College–va ................................................................................................................................ master’s iLyndon State College–vt ............................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalLynn University–fl .................................................................................................................................... master’s iLynn University–ny .................................................................................................................................. associate’sLyon College–ar ....................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsMacalester College–mn ........................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsMacCormac College–il .............................................................................................................................associate’sMachzikei Hadath Rabbinical College–ny ............................................................. specialized—faith-relatedMacMurray College–il ................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalMacomb Community College–mi........................................................................................................... associate’sMacon State College–ga ............................................................................................................................associate’sMacon Technical Institute–ga ..................................................................................................................associate’sMadison Area Technical College–wi ......................................................................................................associate’sMadisonville Community College–ky ....................................................................................................associate’sMadonna University–mi ............................................................................................................................ master’s iMagnolia Bible College–ms ....................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedMaharishi University of Management–ia ................................................................................................ master’s i

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Maine College of Art–me ............................................................................ specialized—art, music, and designMaine Maritime Academy–me ................................................................................................ specialized—otherMalone College†–oh ................................................................................................................................... master’s iManatee Community College–fl ........................................................................................................... associate’sManchester College–in ................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalManchester Community-Technical College–ct.................................................................................... associate’sManhattan Christian College–ks .............................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedManhattan College–ny ............................................................................................................................... master’s iManhattan School of Music–ny ................................................................. specialized—art, music, and designManhattanville College–ny ....................................................................................................................... master’s iManor Junior College–pa ..........................................................................................................................associate’sMansfield University of Pennsylvania–pa................................................................................................ master’s iMaple Springs Baptist Bible College & Seminary–md............................................ specialized—faith-relatedMaple Woods Community College–mo ................................................................................................. associate’sMaranatha Baptist Bible College–wi ........................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedMaria College of Albany–ny ................................................................................................................... associate’sMarian College–in .......................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalMarian College of Fond Du Lac–wi .......................................................................................................master’s iiMarian Court College–ma ........................................................................................................................associate’sMaric College (San Diego)–ca ..................................................................................................................associate’sMaric College (Vista)–ca .......................................................................................................................... associate’sMarietta College†–oh ..................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalMarine Corps University–va.................................................................................................... specialized—otherMarion Military Institute–al ................................................................................................................... associate’sMarion Technical College–oh ..................................................................................................................associate’sMarist College–ny ....................................................................................................................................... master’s iMarlboro College–vt ............................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsMarquette University–wi ..................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveMars Hill College–nc ..................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalMarshall University–wv ............................................................................................................................. master’s iMarshalltown Community College–ia ...................................................................................................associate’sMartin Community College–nc .............................................................................................................. associate’sMartin Luther College–mn................................................................................ specialized—teachers collegesMartin Methodist College–tn ....................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalMartin University–in ...................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalMary Baldwin College–va ......................................................................................................................... master’s iiMary Holmes College–ms ........................................................................................................................ associate’sMary Washington College–va ................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsMarycrest International University–ia ....................................................................................................master’s iiMarygrove College†–mi ............................................................................................................................. master’s iMaryland College of Art and Design–md ...............................................................................................associate’sMaryland Institute College of Art–md ...................................................... specialized—art, music, and designMarylhurst University–or .......................................................................................................................... master’s iMarymount College–ca .............................................................................................................................associate’sMarymount College–ny ................................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalMarymount Manhattan College–ny ...................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsMarymount University–va ......................................................................................................................... master’s iMaryville College–tn ..................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalMaryville University of Saint Louis–mo .................................................................................................. master’s iMarywood University–pa........................................................................................................................... master’s iMassachusetts Bay Community College–ma ......................................................................................... associate’sMassachusetts College of Art–ma .............................................................. specialized—art, music, and design

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Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts†–ma ......................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsMassachusetts College of Pharmacy and Allied Health Sciences–ma ................. specialized—other healthMassachusetts Communications College–ma .........................................................................................associate’sMassachusetts Institute of Technology–ma ....................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveMassachusetts Maritime Academy–ma .................................................................................. specialized—otherMassachusetts School of Law at Andover–ma .......................................................................... specialized—lawMassachusetts School of Professional Psychology–ma ......................................................... specialized—otherMassasoit Community College–ma .........................................................................................................associate’sMaster’s College and Seminary, The–ca ...................................................................... baccalaureate—generalMayland Community College–nc ...........................................................................................................associate’sMayo Foundation-Mayo Graduate School–mn ................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveMayo Medical School–mn .................................................................................................... specialized—medicalMayo School of Health-Related Sciences–mn ......................................................... specialized—other healthMaysville Community College–ky ......................................................................................................... associate’sMayville State University–nd ........................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalMcCann School of Business (Mahanoy City)–pa .................................................................................. associate’sMcCann School of Business (Pottsville)–pa ............................................................................................associate’sMcCormick Theological Seminary–il ..................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedMcDowell Technical Community College–nc ......................................................................................associate’sMcGregor School of Antioch University, The–oh ................................................................................. master’s iMcHenry County College–il ...................................................................................................................associate’sMcIntosh College–nh ............................................................................................................................... associate’sMcKendree College–il ................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalMcLennan Community College–tx ........................................................................................................associate’sMcMurry University–tx ................................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalMcNeese State University–la .................................................................................................................... master’s iMCP Hahnemann University†–pa ..................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveMcPherson College–ks ................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalMeadville/Lombard Theological School–il ............................................................ specialized—faith-relatedMedaille College–ny ....................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalMedcenter One College of Nursing–nd ................................................................... specialized—other healthMedian School of Allied Health Careers–pa ......................................................................................... associate’sMedical College of Georgia–ga ........................................................................................... specialized—medicalMedical College of Ohio–oh ................................................................................................ specialized—medicalMedical College of Wisconsin–wi ....................................................................................... specialized—medicalMedical Institute of Minnesota–mn .........................................................................................................associate’sMedical University of South Carolina–sc .......................................................................... specialized—medicalMeharry Medical College–tn .............................................................................................. specialized—medicalMeiji College of Oriental Medicine–ca .................................................................... specialized—other healthMemphis College of Art–tn ....................................................................... specialized—art, music, and designMemphis Theological Seminary–tn ........................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedMendocino College–ca ............................................................................................................................. associate’sMenlo College–ca ........................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalMennonite Brethren Biblical Seminary–ca ............................................................. specialized—faith-relatedMerced College–ca ....................................................................................................................................associate’sMercer County Community College–nj.................................................................................................associate’sMercer University–ga ................................................................................................................................. master’s iMercy College–ny ....................................................................................................................................... master’s iMercy College of Health Sciences–ia ....................................................................... specialized—other healthMercy College of Northwest Ohio–oh ....................................................................................................associate’sMercyhurst College†–pa ................................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalMeredith College–nc .................................................................................................................................. master’s i

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Meridian Community College–ms ......................................................................................................... associate’sMerrimack College–ma .................................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalMerritt College–ca .................................................................................................................................... associate’sMesa Community College–az ..................................................................................................................associate’sMesa State College†–co ........................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsMesa Technical College–nm .....................................................................................................................associate’sMesabi Range Community & Technical College–mn .......................................................................... associate’sMesivta of Eastern Parkway Rabbinical Seminary–ny.......................................... specialized—faith-relatedMesivta Tifereth Jerusalem of America–ny ............................................................ specialized—faith-relatedMesivta Torah Vodaath Seminary–ny ..................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedMessenger College–mo ............................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedMessiah College–pa ......................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalMethodist College–nc ..................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalMethodist Theological School in Ohio–oh.............................................................. specialized—faith-relatedMetro Business College (Cape Girardeau)–mo ......................................................................................associate’sMetro Business College (Jefferson City)–mo ......................................................................................... associate’sMetro Business College (Rolla)–mo .........................................................................................................associate’sMetropolitan College of Court Reporting–az ................................... specialized—business and managementMetropolitan College of Court Reporting–nm ................................. specialized—business and managementMetropolitan Community College–ne ....................................................................................................associate’sMetropolitan State College of Denver–co ................................................................... baccalaureate—generalMetropolitan State University–mn ..........................................................................................................master’s iiMGH Institute of Health Professions–ma ............................................................... specialized—other healthMiami University–oh ........................................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveMiami University Hamilton Campus–oh ..............................................................................................associate’sMiami University Middletown–oh......................................................................................................... associate’sMiami-Dade Community College–fl .................................................................................................... associate’sMiami-Jacobs College–oh ........................................................................................................................ associate’sMichiana College (Fort Wayne)–in .........................................................................................................associate’sMichiana College (South Bend)–in .........................................................................................................associate’sMichigan Jewish Institute–mi ................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedMichigan State University–mi ............................................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveMichigan Technological University†–mi ........................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveMichigan Theological Seminary–mi ........................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedMid America Baptist Theological Seminary Northeast Branch–ny .................... specialized—faith-relatedMid Michigan Community College–mi ................................................................................................. associate’sMid-America Baptist Theological Seminary–tn .................................................... specialized—faith-relatedMid-America Bible College–ok ................................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedMid-America College of Funeral Service–in .........................................................................................associate’sMidAmerica Nazarene University–ks ....................................................................................................master’s iiMid-Continent College†–ky ......................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalMiddle Georgia College–ga ..................................................................................................................... associate’sMiddle Tennessee School of Anesthesia–tn ............................................................ specialized—other healthMiddle Tennessee State University–tn .............................................................. doctoral/research—intensiveMiddlebury College†–vt ......................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsMiddlesex Community College–ma ........................................................................................................associate’sMiddlesex Community-Technical College–ct .......................................................................................associate’sMiddlesex County College–nj ................................................................................................................ associate’sMidland College–tx .................................................................................................................................. associate’sMidland Lutheran College–ne ...................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalMidlands Technical College–sc ................................................................................................................associate’sMid-Plains Community College Area–ne ..............................................................................................associate’s

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Mid-South Community College–ar ........................................................................................................associate’sMidstate College–il .................................................................................................................................. associate’sMid-State College–me ...............................................................................................................................associate’sMid-State Technical College–wi ..............................................................................................................associate’sMidway College†–ky .................................................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sMidwest College of Oriental Medicine–wi.............................................................. specialized—other healthMidwestern Baptist Theological Seminary–mo ...................................................... specialized—faith-relatedMidwestern State University–tx ............................................................................................................... master’s iMidwestern University–il ................................................................................................... specialized—medicalMildred Elley–ny .......................................................................................................................................associate’sMiles College–al ............................................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalMiles Community College–mt ................................................................................................................ associate’sMiller-Motte Business College–nc ...........................................................................................................associate’sMiller-Motte Business College–tn ...........................................................................................................associate’sMillersville University of Pennsylvania–pa ............................................................................................. master’s iMilligan College–tn .................................................................................................................................. master’s iiMillikin University–il .................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalMills College†–ca ..................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsMillsaps College†–ms .............................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsMilwaukee Area Technical College–wi ................................................................................................. associate’sMilwaukee Institute of Art & Design–wi ................................................. specialized—art, music, and designMilwaukee School of Engineering–wi ......................................... specialized—engineering and technologyMineral Area College–mo ........................................................................................................................ associate’sMinneapolis Business College–mn ...........................................................................................................associate’sMinneapolis College of Art Design–mn ................................................... specialized—art, music, and designMinneapolis Community and Technical College–mn ..........................................................................associate’sMinnesota Bible College–mn ..................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedMinnesota School of Business (Brooklyn Center)–mn ..........................................................................associate’sMinnesota School of Business (Richfield)–mn .......................................................................................associate’sMinnesota School of Professional Psychology–mn ............................................................... specialized—otherMinnesota State College-Southeast Technical–mn ............................................................................... associate’sMinnesota State University, Mankato–mn .............................................................................................. master’s iMinnesota West Community and Technical College–mn ................................................................... associate’sMinot State University–nd ......................................................................................................................... master’s iMinot State University-Bottineau Campus–nd .................................................................................... associate’sMira Costa College–ca ............................................................................................................................. associate’sMirrer Yeshiva Central Institute–ny ........................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedMission College–ca ....................................................................................................................................associate’sMississippi College–ms ............................................................................................................................... master’s iMississippi County Community College–ar ......................................................................................... associate’sMississippi Delta Community College–ms ............................................................................................ associate’sMississippi Gulf Coast Community College–ms ....................................................................................associate’sMississippi State University–ms .......................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveMississippi University for Women†–ms ................................................................................................. master’s iiMississippi Valley State University†–ms ...................................................................... baccalaureate—generalMissouri Baptist College–mo ......................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalMissouri College–mo .................................................................................................................................associate’sMissouri Southern State College–mo ........................................................................... baccalaureate—generalMissouri Technical School–mo ...................................................... specialized—engineering and technologyMissouri Valley College–mo .......................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalMissouri Western State College–mo ............................................................................. baccalaureate—generalMitchell College–ct .................................................................................................................................. associate’s

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Mitchell Community College–nc ........................................................................................................... associate’sMitchell Technical Institute–sd ................................................................................................................associate’sMoberly Area Community College–mo ................................................................................................. associate’sModern Technology College–ca ..............................................................................................................associate’sModesto Junior College–ca.......................................................................................................................associate’sMohave Community College–az .............................................................................................................associate’sMohawk Valley Community College–ny ...............................................................................................associate’sMolloy College†–ny...................................................................................................................................master’s iiMonmouth College–il ............................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsMonmouth University–nj .......................................................................................................................... master’s iMonroe College–ny .................................................................................................................................. associate’sMonroe Community College–ny .............................................................................................................associate’sMonroe County Community College–mi ...............................................................................................associate’sMontana State University-Billings–mt .................................................................................................... master’s iMontana State University-Billings, College of Technology–mt ......................................................... associate’sMontana State University-Bozeman†–mt ......................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveMontana State University-Northern†–mt .............................................................................................master’s iiMontana State University College of Technology-Great Falls–mt .................................................... associate’sMontana Tech College of Technology–mt ............................................................................................ associate’sMontana Tech of The University of Montana–mt ..................... specialized—engineering and technologyMontcalm Community College–mi .........................................................................................................associate’sMontclair State University–nj ................................................................................................................... master’s iMonterey Institute of International Studies–ca ...................................................................................... master’s iMonterey Peninsula College–ca .............................................................................................................. associate’sMontgomery College Germantown Campus–md .................................................................................associate’sMontgomery College Rockville Campus–md ....................................................................................... associate’sMontgomery College Takoma Park Campus–md .................................................................................associate’sMontgomery Community College–nc ....................................................................................................associate’sMontgomery County Community College–pa ......................................................................................associate’sMontreat College–nc ............................................................................ specialized—business and managementMontserrat College of Art–ma ................................................................... specialized—art, music, and designMoody Bible Institute–il ............................................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedMoore College of Art and Design–pa ........................................................ specialized—art, music, and designMoorhead State University–mn ................................................................................................................ master’s iMoorpark College–ca ............................................................................................................................... associate’sMoraine Park Technical College–wi ...................................................................................................... associate’sMoraine Valley Community College–il .................................................................................................associate’sMoravian College†–pa ............................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsMorehead State University–ky ................................................................................................................. master’s iMorehouse College–ga ............................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsMorehouse School of Medicine–ga ..................................................................................... specialized—medicalMorgan Community College–co .............................................................................................................associate’sMorgan State University–md ..................................................................................................................... master’s iMorningside College†–ia ............................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalMorris Brown College–ga .............................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalMorris College–sc ........................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalMorrison College–nv ..................................................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sMorrison Institute of Technology–il ...................................................................................................... associate’sMorton College–il .................................................................................................................................... associate’sMotlow State Community College–tn ...................................................................................................associate’sMount Aloysius College†–pa ........................................................................................ baccalaureate/associate’sMount Angel Seminary–or ....................................................................................... specialized—faith-related

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Mount Carmel College of Nursing–oh .................................................................... specialized—other healthMount Holyoke College–ma .................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsMt. Hood Community College–or ......................................................................................................... associate’sMount Ida College–ma .................................................................................................. baccalaureate/associate’sMount Marty College–sd ...........................................................................................................................master’s iiMount Mary College–wi ...........................................................................................................................master’s iiMount Mercy College–ia ............................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalMount Olive College†–nc.............................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalMount Saint Mary College–ny .................................................................................................................. master’s iMount Saint Mary’s College–ca ................................................................................................................ master’s iMount Saint Mary’s College and Seminary–md ...................................................................................... master’s iMt. San Antonio College–ca ................................................................................................................... associate’sMt. San Jacinto College–ca .......................................................................................................................associate’sMount Senario College†–wi .......................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalMount St. Clare College†–ia .................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsMount Union College–oh .............................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalMount Vernon Nazarene College–oh .......................................................................... baccalaureate—generalMount Wachusett Community College–ma ...........................................................................................associate’sMountain Empire Community College–va ............................................................................................associate’sMountain State College–wv ..................................................................................................................... associate’sMountain View College–tx ..................................................................................................................... associate’sMountain West College–ut ..................................................................................................................... associate’sMTI College of Business and Technology–ca ....................................................................................... associate’sMTI College of Business and Technology–tx....................................................................................... associate’sMuhlenberg College–pa .......................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsMultnomah Bible College and Biblical Seminary–or ............................................ specialized—faith-relatedMurray State College–ok ..........................................................................................................................associate’sMurray State University–ky ...................................................................................................................... master’s iMuscatine Community College–ia ......................................................................................................... associate’sMusic Tech–mn ......................................................................................................................................... associate’sMusicians Institute–ca ................................................................................. specialized—art, music, and designMuskegon Community College–mi ........................................................................................................associate’sMuskingum Area Technical College–oh ................................................................................................associate’sMuskingum College–oh ......................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsNAES College–il ...................................................................................................................... specialized—otherNapa Valley College–ca ............................................................................................................................associate’sNaropa University–co .............................................................................................................. specialized—otherNash Community College–nc..................................................................................................................associate’sNashotah House–wi ................................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedNashville Auto-Diesel College–tn ......................................................................................................... associate’sNashville State Technical Institute–tn ...................................................................................................associate’sNassau Community College–ny ..............................................................................................................associate’sNational American University–sd ............................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sNational Business College–va...................................................................................................................associate’sNational Business College (Bluefield)–va ...............................................................................................associate’sNational Business College (Charlottesville)–va .................................................................................... associate’sNational College of Business & Technology–pr .................................................................................... associate’sNational College of Chiropractic†–il ...................................................................... specialized—other healthNational College of Naturopathic Medicine–or ..................................................... specialized—other healthNational College of Oriental Medicine–fl .............................................................. specialized—other healthNational Defense University–dc ............................................................................................. specialized—otherNational Education Center-Arizona Automotive Institute–az ...........................................................associate’s

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National Graduate School of Quality Management, The–ma ........ specialized—business and managementNational Hispanic University, The–ca ................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsNational Technological University–co ........................................ specialized—engineering and technologyNational Theatre Conservatory–co ........................................................... specialized—art, music, and designNational University–ca .............................................................................................................................. master’s iNational-Louis University–il ............................................................................. doctoral/research—intensiveNaugatuck Valley Community-Technical College–ct ........................................................................ associate’sNaval Postgraduate School–ca ................................................................................................ specialized—otherNaval War College–ri .............................................................................................................. specialized—otherNavarro College–tx .................................................................................................................................. associate’sNazarene Bible College–co ....................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedNazarene Theological Seminary–mo ....................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedNazareth College of Rochester–ny ........................................................................................................... master’s iNebraska Christian College–ne ................................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedNebraska College of Business–ne ........................................................................................................... associate’sNebraska Indian Community College–ne .................................................................................................... tribalNebraska Methodist College of Nursing and Allied Health–ne ......................... specialized—other healthNebraska Wesleyan University†–ne ..................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsNEI College of Technology–mn ..............................................................................................................associate’sNeosho County Community College–ks ................................................................................................associate’sNer Israel Rabbinical College–md ............................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedNeumann College–pa ..................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalNew Brunswick Theological Seminary–nj ............................................................ specialized—faith-relatedNew Castle School of Trades–pa..............................................................................................................associate’sNew College of California–ca ..................................................................................................................master’s iiNew College of the University of South Florida–fl ........................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsNew England College–nh ............................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalNew England College of Finance, The–ma ...........................................................................................associate’sNew England College of Optometry–ma ................................................................ specialized—other healthNew England Conservatory of Music–ma ............................................... specialized—art, music, and designNew England Culinary Institute–vt ...................................................................................... specialized—otherNew England Culinary Institute at Essex–vt ....................................................................................... associate’sNew England Institute of Technology–ri ..............................................................................................associate’sNew England School of Acupuncture–ma .............................................................. specialized—other healthNew England School of Communications–me ......................................................................................associate’sNew England School of Law–ma ............................................................................................... specialized—lawNew Hampshire College–nh .............................................................. specialized—business and managementNew Hampshire Community Technical College, Berlin/Laconia–nh ..............................................associate’sNew Hampshire Community Technical College, Manchester/Stratham–nh .................................. associate’sNew Hampshire Community Technical College, Nashua/Claremont–nh .......................................associate’sNew Hampshire Technical Institute–nh ................................................................................................associate’sNew Jersey City University–nj ................................................................................................................. master’s iNew Jersey Institute of Technology–nj ............................................................. doctoral/research—intensiveNew Mexico Highlands University–nm .................................................................................................. master’s iNew Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology–nm .................................... doctoral/research—intensiveNew Mexico Junior College–nm..............................................................................................................associate’sNew Mexico Military Institute–nm .........................................................................................................associate’sNew Mexico State University at Alamogordo–nm ...............................................................................associate’sNew Mexico State University at Carlsbad–nm ......................................................................................associate’sNew Mexico State University Dona Ana Branch–nm ..........................................................................associate’sNew Mexico State University Grants Branch–nm ............................................................................... associate’sNew Mexico State University Main Campus–nm ............................................ doctoral/research—extensive

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New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary–la ..................................................... specialized—faith-relatedNew River Community College–va ........................................................................................................associate’sNew School University–ny .................................................................................. doctoral/research—intensiveNew York Career Institute–ny ................................................................................................................associate’sNew York Chiropractic College–ny ........................................................................ specialized—other healthNew York College for Wholistic Health Education & Research–ny ................................................. associate’sNew York College of Podiatric Medicine–ny ......................................................... specialized—other healthNew York Institute of Technology-Central Islip Campus–ny ................................. baccalaureate—generalNew York Institute of Technology-Manhattan Campus–ny ................................................................ master’s iNew York Institute of Technology Main Campus-Old Westbury–ny ................................................ master’s iNew York Law School–ny .......................................................................................................... specialized—lawNew York Medical College–ny........................................................................................... specialized—medicalNew York Restaurant School–ny ........................................................................................................... associate’sNew York School of Interior Design–ny.................................................. specialized—art, music, and designNew York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University–ny............. specialized—art, music, and designNew York Theological Seminary–ny ...................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedNew York University–ny .................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveNewberry College–sc ..................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalNewbury College†–ma ................................................................................................. baccalaureate/associate’sNewman University†–ks ..........................................................................................................................master’s iiNewport Business Institute (Lower Burrell)–pa ....................................................................................associate’sNewport Business Institute (Williamsport)–pa ......................................................................................associate’sNewschool of Architecture–ca ................................................................... specialized—art, music, and designNiagara County Community College–ny ..............................................................................................associate’sNiagara University–ny ............................................................................................................................... master’s iNicholls State University–la ..................................................................................................................... master’s iNichols College–ma .............................................................................. specialized—business and managementNicolet Area Technical College–wi .........................................................................................................associate’sNielsen Electronics Institute–sc .............................................................................................................. associate’sNorfolk State University–va ...................................................................................................................... master’s iNormandale Community College–mn ...................................................................................................associate’sNorth American Baptist Seminary–sd ..................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedNorth Arkansas College–ar .....................................................................................................................associate’sNorth Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University–nc ........................................................ master’s iNorth Carolina Central University–nc .................................................................................................... master’s iNorth Carolina School of the Arts–nc ...................................................... specialized—art, music, and designNorth Carolina State University–nc .................................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveNorth Carolina Wesleyan College–nc ......................................................................... baccalaureate—generalNorth Central College–il .......................................................................................................................... master’s iNorth Central Institute–tn.......................................................................................................................associate’sNorth Central Kansas Technical College–ks .........................................................................................associate’sNorth Central Michigan College–mi ......................................................................................................associate’sNorth Central Missouri College–mo ...................................................................................................... associate’sNorth Central Technical College–oh ......................................................................................................associate’sNorth Central Texas College–tx .............................................................................................................associate’sNorth Central University–mn ................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedNorth Country Community College–ny ................................................................................................associate’sNorth Dakota State College of Science–nd ............................................................................................associate’sNorth Dakota State University Main Campus–nd .......................................... doctoral/research—intensiveNorth Florida Community College–fl ................................................................................................. associate’sNorth Georgia College & State University–ga ........................................................................................ master’s iNorth Greenville College–sc ......................................................................................... baccalaureate—general

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North Harris Montgomery Community College District–tx .............................................................associate’sNorth Hennepin Community College–mn ............................................................................................associate’sNorth Idaho College–id ............................................................................................................................associate’sNorth Iowa Area Community College–ia ............................................................................................ associate’sNorth Lake College–tx .............................................................................................................................associate’sNorth Park University–il .......................................................................................................................... master’s iNorth Seattle Community College–wa ...................................................................................................associate’sNorth Shore Community College–ma ....................................................................................................associate’sNorthampton County Area Community College–pa .......................................................................... associate’sNorthcentral Technical College–wi ........................................................................................................associate’sNortheast Alabama Community College–al .........................................................................................associate’sNortheast Community College–ne .........................................................................................................associate’sNortheast Iowa Community College–ia .................................................................................................associate’sNortheast Mississippi Community College–ms .................................................................................... associate’sNortheast State Technical Community College–tn ............................................................................. associate’sNortheast Texas Community College–tx ...............................................................................................associate’sNortheast Wisconsin Technical College–wi ......................................................................................... associate’sNortheastern Illinois University–il .......................................................................................................... master’s iNortheastern Junior College–co ..............................................................................................................associate’sNortheastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine–oh ............................................... specialized—medicalNortheastern Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College–ok ................................................. associate’sNortheastern State University–ok ............................................................................................................ master’s iNortheastern University–ma ............................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveNorthern Arizona University–az ....................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveNorthern Baptist Theological Seminary†–il .......................................................... specialized—faith-relatedNorthern Essex Community College–ma...............................................................................................associate’sNorthern Illinois University†–il ........................................................................ doctoral/research—extensiveNorthern Kentucky University–ky .......................................................................................................... master’s iNorthern Maine Technical College–me ................................................................................................. associate’sNorthern Marianas College–mp .............................................................................................................. associate’sNorthern Michigan University–mi ........................................................................................................... master’s iNorthern New Mexico Community College–nm .................................................................................associate’sNorthern Oklahoma College–ok.............................................................................................................associate’sNorthern State University†–sd ................................................................................................................. master’s iNorthern Virginia Community College–va ...........................................................................................associate’sNorthern Wyoming Community College District–wy ........................................................................associate’sNorthland College–wi .................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalNorthland Community and Technical College–mn .............................................................................associate’sNorthland Pioneer College–az ................................................................................................................ associate’sNorthwest-Shoals Community College–al ............................................................................................associate’sNorthWest Arkansas Community College–ar ......................................................................................associate’sNorthwest Baptist Seminary–wa .............................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedNorthwest Christian College–or .................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalNorthwest College–wa ................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalNorthwest College–wy............................................................................................................................. associate’sNorthwest College of Art–wa .................................................................... specialized—art, music, and designNorthwest Graduate School of the Ministry–wa .................................................... specialized—faith-relatedNorthwest Indian College–wa ........................................................................................................................ tribalNorthwest Institute of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine–wa ........................ specialized—other healthNorthwest Iowa Community College–ia ...............................................................................................associate’sNorthwest Mississippi Community College–ms ....................................................................................associate’sNorthwest Missouri State University–mo ............................................................................................... master’s i

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Northwest Nazarene University†–id ...................................................................................................... master’s iiNorthwest Pennsylvania Technical Institute–pa .................................................................................. associate’sNorthwest School of Wooden Boatbuilding–wa .................................................................................. associate’sNorthwest State Community College–oh ..............................................................................................associate’sNorthwest Technical College–mn ...........................................................................................................associate’sNorthwest Vista College–tx .....................................................................................................................associate’sNorthwestern Business College–il ......................................................................................................... associate’sNorthwestern College–ia ............................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalNorthwestern College–mn ............................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalNorthwestern College–oh ........................................................................................................................associate’sNorthwestern College of Chiropractic–mn ............................................................. specialized—other healthNorthwestern Connecticut Community-Technical College–ct ......................................................... associate’sNorthwestern Michigan College–mi ...................................................................................................... associate’sNorthwestern Oklahoma State University–ok ....................................................................................... master’s iNorthwestern Polytechnic University–ca ................................... specialized—engineering and technologyNorthwestern State University–la ........................................................................................................... master’s iNorthwestern Technical Institute–ga .................................................................................................... associate’sNorthwestern University–il ................................................................................ doctoral/research—extensiveNorthwood University–mi .................................................................. specialized—business and managementNorwalk Community-Technical College–ct .........................................................................................associate’sNorwich University–vt .............................................................................................................................. master’s iNossi College of Art–tn ............................................................................................................................associate’sNotre Dame College–nh ........................................................................................................................... master’s iNotre Dame College–oh ................................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalNotre Dame Seminary, Graduate School of Theology–la .................................... specialized—faith-relatedNova Institute of Health Technology (Los Angeles)–ca ..................................................................... associate’sNova Institute of Health Technology (Ontario)–ca ............................................................................. associate’sNova Institute of Health Technology (Whittier)–ca.............................................................................associate’sNova Southeastern University–fl ...................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveNTI-School of CAD Technology–mn ....................................................................................................associate’sNunez Community College–la .............................................................................................................. associate’sNyack College–ny .....................................................................................................................................master’s iiOak Hills Christian College–mn .............................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedOakland City University–in .....................................................................................................................master’s iiOakland Community College–mi ...........................................................................................................associate’sOakland University–mi ........................................................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveOakridge Academy of Arts–pa ................................................................................................................associate’sOakton Community College–il .............................................................................................................. associate’sOakwood College–al ..................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalOberlin College–oh ................................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsOblate School of Theology–tx .................................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedOccidental College†–ca ........................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsOcean County College–nj ........................................................................................................................associate’sOdessa College–tx .................................................................................................................................... associate’sOglala Lakota College–sd ................................................................................................................................ tribalOglethorpe University†–ga .................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsOhio Business College–oh ........................................................................................................................associate’sOhio Business College, Lorain Branch–oh ............................................................................................associate’sOhio College of Massotherapy–oh ......................................................................................................... associate’sOhio College of Podiatric Medicine–oh .................................................................. specialized—other healthOhio Dominican College–oh ........................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalOhio Institute of Photography and Technology–oh .............................................................................associate’s

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Ohio Northern University–oh ...................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalOhio State University Agricultural Technical Institute, The–oh ...................................................... associate’sOhio State University at Lima Campus, The–oh...................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sOhio State University at Marion, The–oh .................................................................. baccalaureate/associate’sOhio State University Main Campus, The–oh ................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveOhio State University Mansfield Campus, The–oh .................................................. baccalaureate/associate’sOhio State University Newark Campus, The–oh ..................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sOhio Technical College–oh ..................................................................................................................... associate’sOhio University Chillicothe Campus–oh ...............................................................................................associate’sOhio University Eastern Campus–oh .................................................................................................... associate’sOhio University Lancaster Campus–oh .................................................................................................associate’sOhio University Main Campus–oh .................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveOhio University Zanesville Branch–oh ................................................................................................. associate’sOhio Valley Business College–oh ........................................................................................................... associate’sOhio Valley College†–wv .............................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalOhio Wesleyan University–oh ............................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsOhlone College–ca .................................................................................................................................... associate’sOhr Hameir Theological Seminary–ny ................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedOhr Somayach Tanenbaum Educational Center–ny ............................................. specialized—faith-relatedOkaloosa-Walton Community College–fl ............................................................................................associate’sOklahoma Baptist University–ok ................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalOklahoma Christian University–ok ............................................................................. baccalaureate—generalOklahoma City Community College–ok ...............................................................................................associate’sOklahoma City University–ok .................................................................................................................. master’s iOklahoma Panhandle State University–ok ................................................................. baccalaureate—generalOklahoma State University-Oklahoma City–ok .................................................................................. associate’sOklahoma State University-Okmulgee–ok ...........................................................................................associate’sOklahoma State University College of Osteopathic Medicine–ok ................................. specialized—medicalOklahoma State University Main Campus–ok ................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveOld Dominion University–va .............................................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveOlean Business Institute–ny .....................................................................................................................associate’sOlivet College–mi .................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsOlivet Nazarene University–il ................................................................................................................. master’s iOlympic College–wa..................................................................................................................................associate’sOmaha College of Health Careers–ne ....................................................................................................associate’sO’More College of Design–tn .................................................................... specialized—art, music, and designOnondaga Community College–ny ........................................................................................................associate’sOral Roberts University–ok ...................................................................................................................... master’s iOrange Coast College–ca ..........................................................................................................................associate’sOrange County Community College–ny ...............................................................................................associate’sOrangeburg-Calhoun Technical College–sc ......................................................................................... associate’sOregon College of Art and Craft–or ......................................................... specialized—art, music, and designOregon College of Oriental Medicine–or ................................................................ specialized—other healthOregon Graduate Institute of Science and Technology–or ...... specialized—engineering and technologyOregon Health Sciences University–or ............................................................................. specialized—medicalOregon Institute of Technology†–or ........................................... specialized—engineering and technologyOregon State University–or ................................................................................ doctoral/research—extensiveOtero Junior College–co .......................................................................................................................... associate’sOtis College of Art and Design–ca ............................................................ specialized—art, music, and designOttawa University–ks ..................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalOtterbein College†–oh ................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalOuachita Baptist University–ar .................................................................................... baccalaureate—general

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Ouachita Technical College–ar ................................................................................................................associate’sOur Lady of Holy Cross College–la ............................................................................ baccalaureate—generalOur Lady of the Lake College–la ............................................................................ specialized—other healthOur Lady of the Lake University–tx ....................................................................................................... master’s iOwens Community College–oh ..............................................................................................................associate’sOwensboro Community College–ky ......................................................................................................associate’sOwensboro Junior College of Business–ky ............................................................................................associate’sOxnard College–ca ....................................................................................................................................associate’sOzark Christian College–mo ..................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedOzarka College–ar ....................................................................................................................................associate’sOzarks Technical Community College–mo ...........................................................................................associate’sPace Institute–pa ....................................................................................................................................... associate’sPace University New York Campus†–ny ......................................................... doctoral/research—intensivePace University Pleasantville-Briarcliff Campus–ny ............................................................................ master’s iiPace University White Plains Campus–ny.............................................................................................. master’s iPacific College of Oriental Medicine–ca ................................................................. specialized—other healthPacific Graduate School of Psychology–ca ............................................................................ specialized—otherPacific Lutheran Theological Seminary–ca ............................................................ specialized—faith-relatedPacific Lutheran University–wa ............................................................................................................... master’s iPacific Northwest College of Art–or ........................................................ specialized—art, music, and designPacific Oaks College–ca ........................................................................................................... specialized—otherPacific School of Religion–ca .................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedPacific States University–ca ................................................................. specialized—business and managementPacific Union College–ca ............................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalPacific University–or .................................................................................................................................. master’s iPacifica Graduate Institute–ca ................................................................................................ specialized—otherPaducah Community College–ky........................................................................................................... associate’sPaier College of Art–ct ............................................................................... specialized—art, music, and designPaine College–ga ...................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsPalau Community College–pw ................................................................................................................associate’sPalm Beach Atlantic College–fl ............................................................................................................... master’s iPalm Beach Community College–fl ...................................................................................................... associate’sPalmer College of Chiropractic–ia ........................................................................... specialized—other healthPalmer College of Chiropractic-West–ca ................................................................ specialized—other healthPalo Alto College–tx .................................................................................................................................associate’sPalo Verde College–ca ............................................................................................................................. associate’sPalomar College–ca .................................................................................................................................. associate’sPamlico Community College–nc .............................................................................................................associate’sPanola College–tx ......................................................................................................................................associate’sParadise Valley Community College–az ................................................................................................associate’sParalegal Institute, Inc.–az .......................................................................................................................associate’sParis Junior College–tx .............................................................................................................................associate’sPark College–mo ......................................................................................................................................... master’s iParker College of Chiropractic–tx ........................................................................... specialized—other healthParkland College–il ..................................................................................................................................associate’sParks College, Inc.–nm .............................................................................................................................associate’sParks College (Aurora)–co .......................................................................................................................associate’sParks College (Denver)–co .......................................................................................................................associate’sPasadena City College–ca ........................................................................................................................ associate’sPasco-Hernando Community College–fl ..............................................................................................associate’sPassaic County Community College–nj .................................................................................................associate’sPatricia Stevens College–mo .....................................................................................................................associate’s

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Patrick Henry Community College–va ................................................................................................. associate’sPatten College†–ca ......................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalPaul D. Camp Community College–va ................................................................................................. associate’sPaul Quinn College†–tx ................................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalPaul Smith’s College of Arts and Sciences–ny .......................................................................................associate’sPayne Theological Seminary–oh .............................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedPeabody Institute of Johns Hopkins University–md ............................... specialized—art, music, and designPeace College–nc ........................................................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sPearl River Community College–ms ...................................................................................................... associate’sPeirce College–pa .......................................................................................................................................associate’sPellissippi State Technical Community College–tn .............................................................................associate’sPeninsula College–wa ............................................................................................................................... associate’sPenn Commercial, Inc.–pa ........................................................................................................................associate’sPenn Valley Community College–mo .................................................................................................... associate’sPennco Tech–pa......................................................................................................................................... associate’sPennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts–pa ............................................ specialized—art, music, and designPennsylvania College of Optometry–pa ................................................................... specialized—other healthPennsylvania College of Technology–pa ..................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sPennsylvania Culinary–pa ........................................................................................................................associate’sPennsylvania Institute of Technology–pa ...............................................................................................associate’sPennsylvania School of Art & Design–pa................................................................................................associate’sPennsylvania State University College of Medicine–pa ................................................... specialized—medicalPennsylvania State University Erie–pa ................................................................................................... master’s iiPennsylvania State University Great Valley–pa ...................................................................................... master’s iPennsylvania State University Harrisburg–pa ........................................................................................ master’s iPennsylvania State University University Park–pa .......................................... doctoral/research—extensivePensacola Junior College–fl .....................................................................................................................associate’sPepperdine University–ca ................................................................................... doctoral/research—intensivePeru State College–ne ...............................................................................................................................master’s iiPetit Jean College–ar .................................................................................................................................associate’sPfeiffer University†–nc............................................................................................................................. master’s iiPhiladelphia College of Bible–pa .............................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedPhiladelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine–pa ........................................................... specialized—medicalPhiladelphia University–pa ........................................................................................................................ master’s iPhilander Smith College–ar .......................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalPhillips Beth Israel School of Nursing–ny ............................................................................................ associate’sPhillips Community College of the University of Arkansas–ar .........................................................associate’sPhillips Graduate Institute–ca ................................................................................................ specialized—otherPhillips Theological Seminary–ok ........................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedPhoenix College–az .................................................................................................................................. associate’sPicower Institute for Medical Research–ny ............................................................ specialized—other healthPiedmont Baptist College†–nc .................................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedPiedmont College†–ga ..............................................................................................................................master’s iiPiedmont Community College–nc ......................................................................................................... associate’sPiedmont Technical College–sc .............................................................................................................. associate’sPiedmont Virginia Community College–va ...........................................................................................associate’sPierce College–wa ......................................................................................................................................associate’sPikes Peak Community College–co ........................................................................................................associate’sPikeville College–ky ....................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalPima County Community College District–az ......................................................................................associate’sPine Manor College–ma .......................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsPine Technical College–mn ..................................................................................................................... associate’s

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Pioneer Pacific College–or .......................................................................................................................associate’sPitt Community College–nc ................................................................................................................... associate’sPittsburg State University–ks .................................................................................................................... master’s iPittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics–pa ...................................................................................................associate’sPittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science–pa......................................................................................... associate’sPittsburgh Technical Institute–pa ........................................................................................................... associate’sPittsburgh Theological Seminary–pa ....................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedPitzer College–ca ..................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsPJA School, The–pa .................................................................................................................................. associate’sPlatt College–co .........................................................................................................................................associate’sPlatt College, San Diego–ca .....................................................................................................................associate’sPlatt College (Cerritos)–ca ........................................................................................................................associate’sPlatt College (Los Angeles)–ca ................................................................................................................associate’sPlatt College (Newport Beach)–ca ......................................................................................................... associate’sPlaza Business Institute–ny ..................................................................................................................... associate’sPlymouth State College–nh ....................................................................................................................... master’s iPoint Loma Nazarene University–ca .....................................................................................................master’s iiPoint Park College–pa ...............................................................................................................................master’s iiPolk Community College–fl ...................................................................................................................associate’sPolytechnic University†–ny ................................................................................ doctoral/research—intensivePomona College–ca ................................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsPonce School of Medicine–pr .............................................................................................. specialized—medicalPontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico–pr ................................................................................... master’s iPontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico-Arecibo Campus–pr ........................ baccalaureate—generalPontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico-Guayama Campus–pr ..................... baccalaureate—generalPontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico-Mayaguez Campus–pr .................... baccalaureate—generalPontifical College Josephinum–oh ........................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedPope John XXIII National Seminary–ma ............................................................... specialized—faith-relatedPorterville College–ca ...............................................................................................................................associate’sPortland Community College–or ........................................................................................................... associate’sPortland State University–or .............................................................................. doctoral/research—intensivePotomac College†–dc ..................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalPotomac State College of West Virginia University–wv ..................................................................... associate’sPractical Bible College–ny ......................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedPrairie State College–il .............................................................................................................................associate’sPrairie View A&M University–tx ............................................................................................................. master’s iPratt Community College–ks ...................................................................................................................associate’sPratt Institute†–ny ...................................................................................................................................... master’s iPresbyterian College–sc .......................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsPrescott College–az ....................................................................................................................................master’s iiPresentation College–sd ............................................................................................. specialized—other healthPrestonsburg Community College–ky....................................................................................................associate’sPrince George’s Community College–md ...............................................................................................associate’sPrince Institute of Professional Studies–al ............................................................................................associate’sPrince William Sound Community College–ak ....................................................................................associate’sPrinceton Theological Seminary–nj ........................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedPrinceton University–nj ...................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensivePrincipia College–il ................................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsProfessional Career College–tx .............................................................................................................. associate’sProfessional Careers Institute–in .............................................................................................................associate’sProfessional Golfers Career College–ca................................................................................................. associate’sProspect Hall School of Business–fl ...................................................................................................... associate’s

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Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary in Virginia–va .................................. specialized—faith-relatedProvidence College–ri ................................................................................................................................ master’s iProvo College–ut .......................................................................................................................................associate’sPueblo Community College–co .............................................................................................................. associate’sPuerto Rico Tech Junior College, Inc.–pr ...............................................................................................associate’sPuget Sound Christian College–wa .......................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedPulaski Technical College–ar ...................................................................................................................associate’sPurchase College, State University of New York†–ny ......................................................................... master’s iiPurdue University Calumet–in................................................................................................................. master’s iPurdue University Main Campus–in ................................................................. doctoral/research—extensivePurdue University North Central Campus–in .......................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sQueen of the Holy Rosary College–ca ....................................................................................................associate’sQueens College–nc ....................................................................................................................................master’s iiQuincy College–ma ....................................................................................................................................associate’sQuincy University–il ................................................................................................................................ master’s iiQuinebaug Valley Community-Technical College–ct ........................................................................ associate’sQuinnipiac University–ct .......................................................................................................................... master’s iQuinsigamond Community College–ma ................................................................................................associate’sRabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary–ny ................................................... specialized—faith-relatedRabbi Jacob Joseph School–nj ................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedRabbinical Academy Mesivta Rabbi Chaim Berlin–ny ......................................... specialized—faith-relatedRabbinical College Beth Shraga–ny ......................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedRabbinical College Bobover Yeshiva B’nei Zion–ny .............................................. specialized—faith-relatedRabbinical College Ch’san Sofer–ny ........................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedRabbinical College of America–nj ........................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedRabbinical College of Long Island–ny ..................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedRabbinical College of Telshe–oh .............................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedRabbinical College Ohr Shimon Yisroel–ny ........................................................... specialized—faith-relatedRabbinical Seminary Adas Yereim–ny .................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedRabbinical Seminary M’kor Chaim–ny ................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedRabbinical Seminary of America–ny ....................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedRadford University–va ............................................................................................................................... master’s iRainy River Community College–mn .................................................................................................... associate’sRamapo College of New Jersey–nj .............................................................................. baccalaureate—generalRamirez College of Business and Technology–pr .................................................................................associate’sRAND Graduate School of Policy Studies–ca ..................................................................... specialized—otherRandolph Community College–nc ......................................................................................................... associate’sRandolph-Macon College–va ................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsRandolph-Macon Woman’s College–va ................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsRanger College–tx .................................................................................................................................... associate’sRanken Technical College–mo ................................................................................................................ associate’sRappahannock Community College–va .................................................................................................associate’sRaritan Valley Community College–nj ................................................................................................. associate’sRasmussen College-Eagan–mn ................................................................................................................associate’sRasmussen College-Mankato–mn ...........................................................................................................associate’sRasmussen College-Minnetonka–mn ......................................................................................................associate’sRasmussen College-St. Cloud–mn ...........................................................................................................associate’sReading Area Community College–pa ...................................................................................................associate’sReconstructionist Rabbinical College–pa ................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedRed Rocks Community College–co ........................................................................................................associate’sRedlands Community College–ok ......................................................................................................... associate’sReed College–or ....................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal arts

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Reedley College–ca ....................................................................................................................................associate’sReformed Bible College–mi ....................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedReformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary–pa ................................................. specialized—faith-relatedReformed Theological Seminary–fl ........................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedReformed Theological Seminary–ms ....................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedReformed Theological Seminary–nc ....................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedRefrigeration School, The–az ...................................................................................................................associate’sRegent University–va ................................................................................................................................. master’s iRegents College–ny ................................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsRegis College–ma ....................................................................................................................................... master’s iiRegis University–co .................................................................................................................................... master’s iReid State Technical College–al ..............................................................................................................associate’sReinhardt College–ga .................................................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sRemington College–la ............................................................................................................................. associate’sRend Lake College–il ...............................................................................................................................associate’sRensselaer at Hartford–ct ................................................................... specialized—business and managementRensselaer Polytechnic Institute†–ny................................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveRenton Technical College–wa ..................................................................................................................associate’sResearch College of Nursing–mo ............................................................................. specialized—other healthResource Center for the Handicapped–wa ............................................................................................ associate’sRestaurant School, The–pa .......................................................................................................................associate’sRETS Electronic Institute–ky..................................................................................................................associate’sRETS Medical & Business Institute–ky ................................................................................................. associate’sRETS Technical Center–oh .....................................................................................................................associate’sRhode Island College–ri ............................................................................................................................ master’s iRhode Island School of Design–ri ............................................................. specialized—art, music, and designRhodes College–tn .................................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsRice University–tx ................................................................................................ doctoral/research—extensiveRich Mountain Community College–ar .................................................................................................associate’sRichard Bland College–va ........................................................................................................................associate’sRichard Stockton College of New Jersey, The–nj .............................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsRichland College–tx ..................................................................................................................................associate’sRichland Community College–il ........................................................................................................... associate’sRichmond Community College–nc ........................................................................................................associate’sRicks College–id .........................................................................................................................................associate’sRider University–nj .................................................................................................................................... master’s iRidgewater College–mn ............................................................................................................................associate’sRingling School of Art and Design–fl ..................................................... specialized—art, music, and designRio Hondo College–ca ............................................................................................................................. associate’sRio Salado College–az ...............................................................................................................................associate’sRipon College–wi..................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsRiverland Community College–mn ........................................................................................................associate’sRiverside Community College–ca ...........................................................................................................associate’sRivier College–nh ....................................................................................................................................... master’s iRoane State Community College–tn ......................................................................................................associate’sRoanoke Bible College–nc ......................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedRoanoke College–va ................................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsRoanoke-Chowan Community College–nc ...........................................................................................associate’sRobert Morris College–il ..................................................................... specialized—business and managementRobert Morris College†–pa ........................................................................................................................ master’s iRoberts Wesleyan College†–ny................................................................................................................. master’s iRobeson Community College–nc ........................................................................................................... associate’s

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Rochester Business Institute–ny ..............................................................................................................associate’sRochester College–mi .................................................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sRochester Community and Technical College–mn ...............................................................................associate’sRochester Institute of Technology–ny ..................................................................................................... master’s iRock Valley College–il .............................................................................................................................associate’sRockefeller University†–ny ................................................................................. doctoral/research—intensiveRockford Business College–il ..................................................................................................................associate’sRockford College–il ................................................................................................................................... master’s iRockhurst University–mo .......................................................................................................................... master’s iRockingham Community College–nc ....................................................................................................associate’sRockland Community College–ny ......................................................................................................... associate’sRocky Mountain College–mt ........................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalRocky Mountain College of Art & Design–co ......................................... specialized—art, music, and designRoger Williams University–ri ....................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalRogers University–ok ............................................................................................................................... associate’sRogue Community College–or ................................................................................................................associate’sRollins College–fl ....................................................................................................................................... master’s iRoosevelt University–il .............................................................................................................................. master’s iRose State College–ok ...............................................................................................................................associate’sRosedale Technical Institute–pa .............................................................................................................. associate’sRose-Hulman Institute of Technology–in ................................... specialized—engineering and technologyRosemont College†–pa ............................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsRowan University–nj ................................................................................................................................. master’s iRowan-Cabarrus Community College–nc ............................................................................................ associate’sRoxbury Community College–ma ...........................................................................................................associate’sRush University–il ............................................................................................................... specialized—medicalRust College–ms .............................................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalRutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Camden Campus–nj ................................................... master’s iRutgers, The State University of New Jersey, New BrunswickCampus–nj ............................................................................................................ doctoral/research—extensiveRutgers, The State University of New Jersey, Newark Campus–nj ............. doctoral/research—intensiveSacramento City College–ca .....................................................................................................................associate’sSacred Heart Major Seminary/College and Theologate–mi ................................. specialized—faith-relatedSacred Heart School of Theology–wi ...................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedSacred Heart University–ct ...................................................................................................................... master’s iSaddleback College–ca ............................................................................................................................. associate’sSage Colleges-Albany Campus†–ny ........................................................................................................ master’s iSage Colleges-Troy Campus–ny ................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalSaginaw Valley State University–mi ........................................................................................................ master’s iSt. Ambrose University–ia ......................................................................................................................... master’s iSt. Andrews Presbyterian College–nc ................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsSaint Anselm College–nh ....................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsSt. Anthony College of Nursing–il .......................................................................... specialized—other healthSaint Augustine College–il ..................................................................................................................... associate’sSt. Augustine’s College–nc ..................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsSaint Bernard’s Institute–ny ...................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedSt. Bonaventure University–ny ................................................................................................................. master’s iSt. Catharine College–ky ..........................................................................................................................associate’sSaint Charles Borromeo Seminary–pa ..................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedSt. Charles County Community College–mo .........................................................................................associate’sSt. Clair County Community College–mi ..............................................................................................associate’sSaint Cloud State University–mn ............................................................................................................. master’s i

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Saint Cloud Technical College–mn .........................................................................................................associate’sSt. Edward’s University–tx ......................................................................................................................master’s iiSt. Elizabeth College of Nursing–ny ......................................................................................................associate’sSt. Francis College–ny.................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalSaint Francis College–pa ............................................................................................................................ master’s iSaint Francis Medical Center College of Nursing–il ............................................ specialized—other healthSaint Francis Seminary–wi ........................................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedSaint Gregory’s University–ok ..................................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sSaint Hyacinth College and Seminary†–ma ........................................................... specialized—faith-relatedSt. John Fisher College–ny .......................................................................................................................master’s iiSt. John Vianney College Seminary–fl .................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedSaint John’s College–il ............................................................................................... specialized—other healthSt. John’s College†–md ............................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsSt. John’s College†–nm ............................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsSt. Johns River Community College–fl .................................................................................................associate’sSaint John’s Seminary–ca ........................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedSaint John’s Seminary–ma ......................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedSaint John’s Seminary College–ca ............................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedSaint John’s University†–mn .................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsSaint John’s University–ny .................................................................................. doctoral/research—intensiveSaint Joseph College–ct ............................................................................................................................. master’s iSt. Joseph Seminary College–la ................................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedSaint Joseph’s College–in ............................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalSaint Joseph’s College†–me.......................................................................................................................master’s iiSaint Joseph’s College, New York†–ny ....................................................................... baccalaureate—generalSaint Joseph’s College-Suffolk Campus–ny ................................................................ baccalaureate—generalSt. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center School of Nursing–ny ................................................................ associate’sSaint Joseph’s Seminary–ny ....................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedSaint Joseph’s University–pa ...................................................................................................................... master’s iSt. Lawrence University†–ny ................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsSaint Leo University–fl ............................................................................................................................master’s iiSaint Louis Christian College–mo ............................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedSaint Louis College of Pharmacy–mo ...................................................................... specialized—other healthSaint Louis Community College at Florissant Valley–mo ...................................................................associate’sSaint Louis Community College at Forest Park–mo ............................................................................associate’sSaint Louis Community College at Meramec–mo ............................................................................... associate’sSaint Louis University–mo .................................................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveSaint Luke’s College–mo ............................................................................................ specialized—other healthSt. Luke’s College of Nursing and Health Sciences–ia ........................................................................ associate’sSaint Martin’s College–wa ......................................................................................................................... master’s iSaint Mary College–ks ............................................................................................................................... master’s iSaint Mary Seminary and Graduate School of Theology–oh ............................... specialized—faith-relatedSaint Mary-of-the-Woods College–in .......................................................................... baccalaureate—generalSaint Mary’s College–in ................................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalSaint Mary’s College–mi ................................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalSaint Mary’s College of California–ca ...................................................................................................... master’s iSt. Mary’s College of Maryland–md ....................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsSaint Mary’s Seminary and University–md ............................................................. specialized—faith-relatedSt. Mary’s University–tx ............................................................................................................................ master’s iSaint Mary’s University of Minnesota–mn .............................................................................................. master’s iSaint Meinrad School of Theology–in ..................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedSaint Michael’s College–vt ......................................................................................................................... master’s i

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Saint Norbert College–wi .............................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalSaint Olaf College–mn ............................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsSaint Patrick’s Seminary–ca ...................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedSaint Paul School of Theology–mo ........................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedSaint Paul Technical College–mn ........................................................................................................... associate’sSaint Paul’s College–va ................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalSaint Peter’s College–nj ............................................................................................................................. master’s iSt. Petersburg Junior College–fl .............................................................................................................associate’sSt. Philip’s College–tx ...............................................................................................................................associate’sSt. Thomas Aquinas College–ny ............................................................................................................. master’s iiSt. Thomas University–fl .......................................................................................................................... master’s iSaint Vincent College & Seminary–pa ................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsSt. Vincent De Paul Regional Seminary–fl ............................................................ specialized—faith-relatedSt. Vincent’s College–ct ............................................................................................................................associate’sSaint Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary–ny .......................................... specialized—faith-relatedSaint Xavier University–il ......................................................................................................................... master’s iSS. Cyril and Methodius Seminary–mi .................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedSalem College†–nc .................................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsSalem Community College–nj ................................................................................................................associate’sSalem State College–ma ............................................................................................................................. master’s iSalem-Teikyo University–wv ...................................................................................................................master’s iiSalisbury State University–md................................................................................................................... master’s iSalish Kootenai College–mt ............................................................................................................................ tribalSalt Lake Community College–ut ......................................................................................................... associate’sSalvation Army College for Officer Training, The–ca ........................................................................associate’sSalve Regina University–ri ........................................................................................................................ master’s iSam Houston State University–tx ............................................................................................................ master’s iSamaritan Hospital School of Nursing–ny ............................................................................................associate’sSamford University–al .............................................................................................................................. master’s iSampson Community College–nc ...........................................................................................................associate’sSamra University of Oriental Medicine–ca ............................................................. specialized—other healthSamuel Merritt College–ca ........................................................................................ specialized—other healthSan Antonio College–tx ............................................................................................................................associate’sSan Bernardino Valley College–ca ......................................................................................................... associate’sSan Diego City College–ca .......................................................................................................................associate’sSan Diego Mesa College–ca .....................................................................................................................associate’sSan Diego Miramar College–ca .............................................................................................................. associate’sSan Diego State University–ca ............................................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveSan Francisco Art Institute–ca ................................................................... specialized—art, music, and designSan Francisco College of Mortuary Science–ca .................................................................................... associate’sSan Francisco Community College District–ca .................................................................................... associate’sSan Francisco Conservatory of Music–ca ................................................. specialized—art, music, and designSan Francisco State University–ca............................................................................................................ master’s iSan Francisco Theological Seminary–ca ................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedSan Jacinto College–tx ............................................................................................................................. associate’sSan Jacinto College North–tx ..................................................................................................................associate’sSan Jacinto College South–tx ...................................................................................................................associate’sSan Joaquin College of Law–ca .................................................................................................. specialized—lawSan Joaquin Delta College–ca ..................................................................................................................associate’sSan Joaquin Valley College, Inc.–ca ........................................................................................................associate’sSan Jose Christian College–ca ................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedSan Jose City College–ca .......................................................................................................................... associate’s

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San Jose State University–ca ..................................................................................................................... master’s iSan Juan Bautista School of Medicine–pr .......................................................................... specialized—medicalSan Juan College–nm ............................................................................................................................... associate’sSandhills Community College–nc ...........................................................................................................associate’sSanford-Brown College (Des Peres)–mo ................................................................................................associate’sSanford-Brown College (Hazelwood)–mo ............................................................................................ associate’sSanford-Brown College (No. Kansas City)–mo .................................................................................... associate’sSanford-Brown College (Saint Charles)–mo ......................................................................................... associate’sSanta Ana College–ca ...............................................................................................................................associate’sSanta Barbara City College–ca ................................................................................................................associate’sSanta Barbara College of Oriental Medicine–ca .................................................... specialized—other healthSanta Clara University–ca ......................................................................................................................... master’s iSanta Fe Community College–fl ........................................................................................................... associate’sSanta Fe Community College–nm ......................................................................................................... associate’sSanta Monica College–ca ..........................................................................................................................associate’sSanta Rosa Junior College–ca ..................................................................................................................associate’sSarah Lawrence College†–ny ................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsSauk Valley Community College–il ...................................................................................................... associate’sSavannah College of Art and Design–ga .................................................. specialized—art, music, and designSavannah State University†–ga ...............................................................................................................master’s iiSavannah Technical Institute–ga .............................................................................................................associate’sSawyer College, Inc.–in ............................................................................................................................associate’sSawyer School–pa.......................................................................................................................................associate’sSaybrook Graduate School–ca ................................................................................................ specialized—otherSchenectady County Community College–ny .......................................................................................associate’sSchiller International University–fl .................................................. specialized—business and managementSchool for International Training†–vt ................................................................................................... master’s iiSchool of Advanced Airpower Studies–al ............................................................................ specialized—otherSchool of Communication Electronics–ca ..............................................................................................associate’sSchool of the Art Institute of Chicago–il ................................................. specialized—art, music, and designSchool of the Museum of Fine Arts-Boston–ma ...................................... specialized—art, music, and designSchool of Visual Arts–ny ............................................................................ specialized—art, music, and designSchoolcraft College–mi............................................................................................................................. associate’sSchreiner College†–tx ............................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsSchuylkill Institute of Business Technology–pa .................................................................................... associate’sScott Community College–ia ...................................................................................................................associate’sScottsdale Community College–az ......................................................................................................... associate’sScottsdale Culinary Institute–az ..............................................................................................................associate’sScripps College–ca ................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsScripps Research Institute, The–ca ........................................................................................ specialized—otherSeabury-Western Theological Seminary–il ............................................................ specialized—faith-relatedSeattle Central Community College–wa ................................................................................................associate’sSeattle Institute of Oriental Medicine–wa ............................................................... specialized—other healthSeattle Pacific University–wa .................................................................................................................... master’s iSeattle University†–wa ............................................................................................................................... master’s iSeminary of the Immaculate Conception of the Dioceseof Rockville Center–ny .............................................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedSeminole Community College–fl ...........................................................................................................associate’sSeminole State College–ok .......................................................................................................................associate’sSequoia Institute–ca ..................................................................................................................................associate’sSeton Hall University–nj ..................................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveSeton Hall University School of Law–nj ................................................................................... specialized—law

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Seton Hill College†–pa ............................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsSeward County Community College–ks ................................................................................................associate’sShasta Bible College–ca ............................................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedShasta College–ca ......................................................................................................................................associate’sShaw University–nc ....................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalShawnee Community College–il ........................................................................................................... associate’sShawnee State University†–oh .............................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsShelby State Community College–tn .................................................................................................... associate’sSheldon Jackson College†–ak ....................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalShelton State Community College–al ....................................................................................................associate’sShenandoah University–va ........................................................................................................................ master’s iShepherd College–wv ..................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalSherman College of Straight Chiropractic–sc ......................................................... specialized—other healthShimer College–il .................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsShippensburg University of Pennsylvania–pa ......................................................................................... master’s iSh’or Yoshuv Rabbinical College–ny ....................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedShoreline Community College–wa ......................................................................................................... associate’sShorter College–ga ......................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalSiena College–ny ...................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsSiena Heights University†–mi .................................................................................................................. master’s iSierra College–ca .......................................................................................................................................associate’sSierra Nevada College–nv ............................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalSilicon Valley College–ca ..........................................................................................................................associate’sSilver Lake College–wi .............................................................................................................................. master’s iSimmons College†–ma ............................................................................................................................... master’s iSimmons Institute of Funeral Service, Inc.–ny .................................................................................... associate’sSimon’s Rock College of Bard–ma............................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sSimpson College–ca ...................................................................................................................................master’s iiSimpson College–ia ........................................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalSinclair Community College–oh .............................................................................................................associate’sSinte Gleska University–sd .............................................................................................................................. tribalSisseton-Wahpeton Community College–sd ................................................................................................. tribalSisters of Charity Medical Center School of Nursing–ny ................................................................... associate’sSitting Bull College–nd .................................................................................................................................... tribalSkagit Valley College–wa..........................................................................................................................associate’sSkidmore College–ny .............................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsSkyline College–ca.................................................................................................................................... associate’sSlippery Rock University of Pennsylvania–pa ........................................................................................ master’s iSmith College†–ma .................................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsSnead State Community College–al ...................................................................................................... associate’sSnow College–ut .......................................................................................................................................associate’sSojourner-Douglass College–md............................................................................................. specialized—otherSolano Community College–ca .............................................................................................................. associate’sSomerset Community College–ky ...........................................................................................................associate’sSonoma State University–ca ...................................................................................................................... master’s iSouth Arkansas Community College–ar ...............................................................................................associate’sSouth Baylo University–ca ........................................................................................ specialized—other healthSouth Carolina State University†–sc .................................................................. doctoral/research—intensiveSouth Central Technical College–mn......................................................................................................associate’sSouth College–al .......................................................................................................................................associate’sSouth College–ga .......................................................................................................................................associate’sSouth Dakota School of Mines and Technology–sd ................... specialized—engineering and technology

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South Dakota State University–sd ...................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveSouth Florida Community College–fl ...................................................................................................associate’sSouth Georgia College–ga ........................................................................................................................associate’sSouth Hills School of Business and Technology–pa ............................................................................. associate’sSouth Mountain Community College–az ...............................................................................................associate’sSouth Piedmont Community College–nc ..............................................................................................associate’sSouth Plains College–tx ............................................................................................................................associate’sSouth Puget Sound Community College–wa ....................................................................................... associate’sSouth Seattle Community College–wa ...................................................................................................associate’sSouth Suburban College of Cook County–il .........................................................................................associate’sSouth Texas College of Law–tx .................................................................................................. specialized—lawSouth Texas Community College–tx ......................................................................................................associate’sSoutheast Arkansas College–ar .............................................................................................................. associate’sSoutheast College of Technology–al ...................................................................................................... associate’sSoutheast College of Technology–la ...................................................................................................... associate’sSoutheast Community College–ky ......................................................................................................... associate’sSoutheast Community College–ne ......................................................................................................... associate’sSoutheast Missouri State University–mo ................................................................................................. master’s iSoutheast Technical Institute–sd ..............................................................................................................associate’sSoutheastern Baptist College–ms .............................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedSoutheastern Baptist Theological Seminary–nc ..................................................... specialized—faith-relatedSoutheastern Bible College–al .................................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedSoutheastern Business College (Chillicothe)–oh....................................................................................associate’sSoutheastern Business College (Lancaster)–oh ......................................................................................associate’sSoutheastern College of the Assemblies of God–fl ............................................... specialized—faith-relatedSoutheastern Community College–ia .................................................................................................... associate’sSoutheastern Community College–nc ....................................................................................................associate’sSoutheastern Illinois College–il .............................................................................................................. associate’sSoutheastern Louisiana University–la ..................................................................................................... master’s iSoutheastern Oklahoma State University–ok ......................................................................................... master’s iSoutheastern University–dc ....................................................................................................................... master’s iSouthern Adventist University–tn ............................................................................... baccalaureate—generalSouthern Arkansas University–ar ............................................................................................................ master’s iSouthern Arkansas University Tech–ar .................................................................................................associate’sSouthern Baptist Theological Seminary, The–ky .................................................. specialized—faith-relatedSouthern California College of Optometry–ca ....................................................... specialized—other healthSouthern California Institute of Architecture–ca ................................... specialized—art, music, and designSouthern California Institute of Technology–ca ........................ specialized—engineering and technologySouthern California International College (Brea)–ca .......................................................................... associate’sSouthern California International College (Los Angeles)–ca ..............................................................associate’sSouthern California International College (Ontario)–ca .....................................................................associate’sSouthern California International College (Santa Ana)–ca ................................................................ associate’sSouthern California International College (Van Nuys)–ca..................................................................associate’sSouthern Christian University–al ............................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedSouthern College–fl ..................................................................................................................................associate’sSouthern College of Optometry–tn ......................................................................... specialized—other healthSouthern Connecticut State University–ct.............................................................................................. master’s iSouthern Evangelical Seminary–nc ......................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedSouthern Illinois University at Carbondale–il ................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveSouthern Illinois University at Edwardsville–il ..................................................................................... master’s iSouthern Maine Technical College–me ................................................................................................. associate’sSouthern Methodist College†–sc .............................................................................. specialized—faith-related

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Southern Methodist University†–tx .................................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveSouthern Nazarene University–ok ........................................................................................................... master’s iSouthern New England School of Law–ma .............................................................................. specialized—lawSouthern Ohio College–oh .......................................................................................................................associate’sSouthern Ohio College-Findlay–oh ........................................................................................................associate’sSouthern Ohio College-Northeast–oh ....................................................................................................associate’sSouthern Ohio College-Northern Kentucky Campus–ky ...................................................................associate’sSouthern Oregon University–or ............................................................................................................... master’s iSouthern Polytechnic State University–ga .................................. specialized—engineering and technologySouthern State Community College–oh .................................................................................................associate’sSouthern Union State Community College–al .................................................................................... associate’sSouthern University and Agricultural and Mechanical College at Baton Rouge–la ........................ master’s iSouthern University at New Orleans–la ................................................................................................master’s iiSouthern University at Shreveport-Bossier City–la .............................................................................associate’sSouthern Utah University–ut ..................................................................................................................master’s iiSouthern Vermont College–vt ...................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalSouthern Wesleyan University†–sc .........................................................................................................master’s iiSouthern West Virginia Community and Technical College–wv ...................................................... associate’sSouthside Virginia Community College–va ...........................................................................................associate’sSouthwest Acupuncture College–nm ....................................................................... specialized—other healthSouthwest Baptist University–mo ............................................................................................................master’s iiSouthwest College of Naturopathic Medicine & Health Sciences–az .................. specialized—other healthSouthwest Florida College of Business–fl ............................................................................................ associate’sSouthwest Institute–tx ............................................................................................................................. associate’sSouthwest Mississippi Community College–ms ....................................................................................associate’sSouthwest Missouri State University–mo ................................................................................................ master’s iSouthwest Missouri State University-West Plains–mo ........................................................................ associate’sSouthwest School of Electronics–tx ........................................................................................................associate’sSouthwest State University†–mn .................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalSouthwest Texas Junior College–tx ........................................................................................................associate’sSouthwest Texas State University–tx ...................................................................................................... master’s iSouthwest Virginia Community College–va ......................................................................................... associate’sSouthwest Wisconsin Technical College–wi ......................................................................................... associate’sSouthwestern Adventist University–tx ....................................................................... baccalaureate—generalSouthwestern Assemblies of God University–tx .................................................... specialized—faith-relatedSouthwestern Baptist Theological Seminary–tx .................................................... specialized—faith-relatedSouthwestern Christian College–tx ......................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedSouthwestern College–az ........................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedSouthwestern College–ca ..........................................................................................................................associate’sSouthwestern College–ks ............................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalSouthwestern College–nm ....................................................................................................... specialized—otherSouthwestern College of Business–ky .................................................................................................... associate’sSouthwestern College of Business–oh.................................................................................................... associate’sSouthwestern College of Christian Ministries–ok .................................................. specialized—faith-relatedSouthwestern Community College–ia ....................................................................................................associate’sSouthwestern Community College–nc ...................................................................................................associate’sSouthwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute–nm ........................................................................................... tribalSouthwestern Michigan College–mi........................................................................................................associate’sSouthwestern Oklahoma State University–ok ....................................................................................... master’s iSouthwestern Oregon Community College–or .................................................................................... associate’sSouthwestern University–tx .................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsSouthwestern University School of Law–ca ............................................................................. specialized—law

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Spalding University–ky ............................................................................................................................. master’s iSparks State Technical College–al ......................................................................................................... associate’sSpartan School of Aeronautics–ok ......................................................................................................... associate’sSpartanburg Methodist College–sc ......................................................................................................... associate’sSpartanburg Technical College–sc ......................................................................................................... associate’sSpelman College–ga ................................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsSpencerian College (Lexington)–ky ........................................................................................................associate’sSpencerian College (Louisville)–ky .........................................................................................................associate’sSpertus College–il ...................................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedSpokane Community College–wa ...........................................................................................................associate’sSpokane Falls Community College–wa ................................................................................................. associate’sSpoon River College–il .............................................................................................................................associate’sSpring Arbor College–mi ..........................................................................................................................master’s iiSpring Hill College–al ............................................................................................................................... master’s iSpringfield College–ma .............................................................................................................................. master’s iSpringfield College–mo .............................................................................................................................associate’sSpringfield College in Illinois–il .............................................................................................................associate’sSpringfield Technical Community College–ma ....................................................................................associate’sStanford University–ca ........................................................................................ doctoral/research—extensiveStanly Community College–nc ................................................................................................................associate’sStark State College of Technology–oh ....................................................................................................associate’sStarr King School for the Ministry–ca ..................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedState Fair Community College–mo .........................................................................................................associate’sState Technical Institute at Memphis–tn ...............................................................................................associate’sState University of New York at Albany–ny .................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveState University of New York at Binghamton–ny ........................................... doctoral/research—extensiveState University of New York at Buffalo–ny .................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveState University of New York at Farmingdale–ny ................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sState University of New York at New Paltz–ny .................................................................................... master’s iState University of New York at Stony Brook–ny ........................................... doctoral/research—extensiveState University of New York College at Brockport–ny ....................................................................... master’s iState University of New York College at Buffalo–ny ............................................................................ master’s iState University of New York College at Cortland†–ny ....................................................................... master’s iState University of New York College at Fredonia–ny ......................................................................... master’s iState University of New York College at Geneseo–ny .......................................................................... master’s iState University of New York College at Old Westbury–ny .................................... baccalaureate—generalState University of New York College at Oneonta–ny ......................................................................... master’s iState University of New York College at Oswego–ny........................................................................... master’s iState University of New York College at Plattsburgh–ny .................................................................... master’s iState University of New York College at Potsdam–ny ......................................................................... master’s iState University of New York College of Agriculture andTechnology at Coble–ny ............................................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sState University of New York College of Agriculture and Technologyat Morrisville–ny ....................................................................................................................................... associate’sState University of New York College of Environmental Scienceand Forestry†–ny .................................................................................................. doctoral/research—intensiveState University of New York College of Optometry–ny ..................................... specialized—other healthState University of New York College of Technology at Alfred–ny ................................................. associate’sState University of New York College of Technology at Canton–ny .................................................associate’sState University of New York College of Technology at Delhi–ny ....................................................associate’sState University of New York Empire State College–ny ...................................................................... master’s iState University of New York Health Science Center at Brooklyn–ny ........................ specialized—medical

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State University of New York Health Science Center at Stony Brook–ny ................... specialized—medicalState University of New York Health Science Center at Syracuse–ny ......................... specialized—medicalState University of New York Institute of Technology at Utica-Rome–ny ........................................ master’s iState University of New York Maritime College–ny .......................................................... specialized—otherState University of West Georgia–ga ....................................................................................................... master’s iStautzenberger College-South–oh ......................................................................................................... associate’sStephen F. Austin State University–tx ..................................................................................................... master’s iStephens College–mo ............................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsSterling College†–ks ....................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalSterling College–vt ....................................................................................................................................associate’sStetson University–fl ................................................................................................................................. master’s iStevens Institute of Technology–nj .................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveStevens-Henager College–ut ...................................................................................................................associate’sStevens-Henager College of Business–ut ...............................................................................................associate’sStillman College–al ........................................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalStone Child College–mt ................................................................................................................................... tribalStonehill College–ma ...................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalStratton College–wi .................................................................................................................................. associate’sStrayer University–dc ................................................................................................................................ master’s iiSuffolk County Community College Ammerman Campus–ny .........................................................associate’sSuffolk County Community College Eastern Campus–ny ................................................................ associate’sSuffolk County Community College Western Campus–ny ................................................................associate’sSuffolk University–ma ............................................................................................................................... master’s iSul Ross State University–tx ..................................................................................................................... master’s iSullivan College–ky ....................................................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sSullivan County Community College–ny ..............................................................................................associate’sSunbridge College–ny ........................................................................................ specialized—teachers collegesSuomi College–mi ......................................................................................................................................associate’sSurry Community College–nc ................................................................................................................ associate’sSusquehanna University†–pa ................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsSussex County Community College–nj ................................................................................................. associate’sSwarthmore College–pa .......................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsSweet Briar College–va ........................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsSyracuse University–ny ........................................................................................ doctoral/research—extensiveTabor College–ks ............................................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalTacoma Community College–wa ........................................................................................................... associate’sTaft College–ca ......................................................................................................................................... associate’sTai Hsuan Foundation College of Acupuncture & Herbal Medicine–hi ............ specialized—other healthTalladega College–al ............................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsTallahassee Community College–fl ........................................................................................................associate’sTalmudic College of Florida–fl ............................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedTalmudical Academy of New Jersey–nj.................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedTalmudical Institute of Upstate New York–ny ...................................................... specialized—faith-relatedTalmudical Seminary Oholei Torah–ny .................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedTalmudical Yeshiva of Philadelphia–pa ................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedTarleton State University–tx ..................................................................................................................... master’s iTarrant County College District–tx ........................................................................................................associate’sTaylor Business Institute–il ..................................................................................................................... associate’sTaylor Business Institute–ny ................................................................................................................... associate’sTaylor University–in ...................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalTaylor University, Fort Wayne–in ............................................................................... baccalaureate—generalTeachers College, Columbia University†–ny ................................................... doctoral/research—extensive

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Technical Career Institutes–ny ................................................................................................................associate’sTechnical College of the Lowcountry–sc ................................................................................................associate’sTechnical Trades Institute (Colorado Springs)–co ............................................................................... associate’sTechnical Trades Institute (Grand Junction)–co .................................................................................. associate’sTechnological College of the Municipality of San Juan–pr ..................................................................associate’sTechnology Education College–oh .........................................................................................................associate’sTeikyo Loretto Heights University–co .................................................................................. specialized—otherTeikyo Post University–ct ............................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalTelshe Yeshiva-Chicago–il ........................................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedTemple Baptist Seminary–tn .................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedTemple College–tx ....................................................................................................................................associate’sTemple University–pa .......................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveTennessee Institute of Electronics–tn .................................................................................................... associate’sTennessee State University–tn ............................................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveTennessee Technological University–tn .................................................................................................. master’s iTennessee Temple University–tn ................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalTennessee Wesleyan College–tn ................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalTerra State Community College–oh ...................................................................................................... associate’sTexarkana College–tx ...............................................................................................................................associate’sTexas A&M International University–tx ................................................................................................. master’s iTexas A&M University–tx ................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveTexas A&M University-Baylor College of Dentistry–tx ....................................... specialized—other healthTexas A&M University-Commerce–tx .............................................................. doctoral/research—intensiveTexas A&M University-Corpus Christi–tx ............................................................................................. master’s iTexas A&M University-Galveston–tx ................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsTexas A&M University-Kingsville–tx ............................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveTexas A&M University-Texarkana–tx .................................................................................................... master’s iTexas Chiropractic College–tx ................................................................................. specialized—other healthTexas Christian University–tx ............................................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveTexas College–tx ...................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsTexas College of Traditional Chinese Medicine–tx ............................................... specialized—other healthTexas Lutheran University–tx ...................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalTexas Southern University–tx ............................................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveTexas Southmost College–tx ................................................................................................................... associate’sTexas State Technical College-Harlingen–tx ....................................................................................... associate’sTexas State Technical College-Sweetwater–tx ......................................................................................associate’sTexas State Technical College-Waco/Marshall–tx ............................................................................... associate’sTexas Tech University–tx .................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveTexas Tech University Health Sciences Center–tx .......................................................... specialized—medicalTexas Wesleyan University†–tx ..............................................................................................................master’s iiTexas Woman’s University–tx ............................................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveThaddeus Stevens College of Technology–pa ....................................................................................... associate’sThiel College†–pa ........................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalThomas Aquinas College–ca ................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsThomas College–ga ........................................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalThomas College–me ............................................................................. specialized—business and managementThomas Edison State College†–nj ..........................................................................................................master’s iiThomas Jefferson School of Law–ca.......................................................................................... specialized—lawThomas Jefferson University–pa ........................................................................................ specialized—medicalThomas M. Cooley Law School–mi ........................................................................................... specialized—lawThomas More College–ky ............................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalThomas More College of Liberal Arts, The–nh .................................................................. specialized—other

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Thomas Nelson Community College–va ...............................................................................................associate’sThomas Technical Institute–ga ................................................................................................................associate’sThompson Institute (Harrisburg)–pa ......................................................................................................associate’sThompson Institute (Philadelphia)–pa ...................................................................................................associate’sThree Rivers Community College–mo ...................................................................................................associate’sThree Rivers Community-Technical College–ct ..................................................................................associate’sThunderbird, The American Graduate School ofInternational Management–az ............................................................ specialized—business and managementTidewater Community College–va .........................................................................................................associate’sTiffin University–oh ............................................................................ specialized—business and managementToccoa Falls College–ga ................................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalTompkins-Cortland Community College–ny .......................................................................................associate’sTorah Temimah Talmudical Seminary–ny............................................................. specialized—faith-relatedTougaloo College–ms ............................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsTouro College–ny ....................................................................................................................................... master’s iTouro University College of Osteopathic Medicine–ca ................................................... specialized—medicalTowson University–md .............................................................................................................................. master’s iTraditional Acupuncture Institute–md .................................................................... specialized—other healthTransPacific Hawaii College–hi ..............................................................................................................associate’sTransylvania University–ky ................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsTreasure Valley Community College–or ................................................................................................associate’sTrenholm State Technical College–al ....................................................................................................associate’sTrevecca Nazarene University–tn ........................................................................................................... master’s iTriangle Tech–pa .......................................................................................................................................associate’sTriangle Tech-Erie School–pa ..................................................................................................................associate’sTriangle Tech-Greensburg–pa ................................................................................................................ associate’sTri-County Community College–nc ...................................................................................................... associate’sTri-County Technical College–sc ........................................................................................................... associate’sTrident Technical College–sc ...................................................................................................................associate’sTrinidad State Junior College–co ........................................................................................................... associate’sTrinity Baptist College–fl ...................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsTrinity Bible College–nd ............................................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedTrinity Christian College–il .......................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalTrinity College†–ct ................................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsTrinity College–dc ...................................................................................................................................... master’s iTrinity College–vt .....................................................................................................................................master’s iiTrinity College of Florida–fl .................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedTrinity College of Nursing–il ................................................................................... specialized—other healthTrinity Episcopal School for Ministry–pa ................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedTrinity International University–il .......................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedTrinity International University, South Florida Campus–fl .................................... baccalaureate—generalTrinity Lutheran College–wa .................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedTrinity Lutheran Seminary–oh................................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedTrinity University–tx ................................................................................................................................. master’s iTrinity Valley Community College–tx ...................................................................................................associate’sTri-State Business Institute–pa ................................................................................................................ associate’sTri-State College of Acupuncture–ny .................................................................................................... associate’sTri-State University–in .................................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalTriton College–il .......................................................................................................................................associate’sTrocaire College–ny ..................................................................................................................................associate’sTroy State University–al ........................................................................................................................... master’s iTroy State University Dothan–al ............................................................................................................. master’s i

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Troy State University Montgomery–al.................................................................................................... master’s iTruckee Meadows Community College–nv ......................................................................................... associate’sTruett McConnell College–ga ..................................................................................................................associate’sTruman State University–mo .................................................................................................................... master’s iTrumball Business College–oh ................................................................................................................associate’sTufts University–ma ............................................................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveTulane University–la ........................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveTulsa Community College–ok ................................................................................................................ associate’sTulsa Welding School–ok ........................................................................................................................ associate’sTunxis Community-Technical College–ct ............................................................................................ associate’sTurtle Mountain Community College–nd .................................................................................................... tribalTusculum College–tn ................................................................................................................................master’s iiTuskegee University–al ............................................................................................................................. master’s iTyler Junior College–tx ............................................................................................................................associate’sUlster County Community College–ny ................................................................................................. associate’sUltrasound Diagnostic School–fl ........................................................................................................... associate’sUmpqua Community College–or ...........................................................................................................associate’sUnification Theological Seminary–ny ..................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedUniformed Services University of the Health Sciences–md ............................................ specialized—medicalUnion College–ky ............................................................................................... specialized—teachers collegesUnion College–ne ........................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalUnion College†–ny .................................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsUnion County College–nj ........................................................................................................................associate’sUnion Institute–oh ............................................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveUnion Theological Seminary–ny.............................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedUnion Theological Seminary and Presbyterian Schoolof Christian Education–va ......................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedUnion University–tn .................................................................................................................................master’s iiUnited States Air Force Academy–co .................................................................................... specialized—otherUnited States Army Command and General Staff College–ks .......................................... specialized—otherUnited States Coast Guard Academy–ct .............................................................................. specialized—otherUnited States International University–ca ........................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveUnited States Merchant Marine Academy–ny ..................................................................... specialized—otherUnited States Military Academy–ny ...................................................................................... specialized—otherUnited States Naval Academy–md ......................................................................................... specialized—otherUnited States Sports Academy–al .......................................................................................... specialized—otherUnited Talmudical Seminary–ny ............................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedUnited Theological Seminary–oh ............................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedUnited Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities–mn ........................................... specialized—faith-relatedUnited Tribes Technical College–nd .............................................................................................................. tribalUnity College†–me ......................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalUniversal Technical Institute–az .............................................................................................................associate’sUniversal Technical Institute–tx .............................................................................................................associate’sUniversidad Adventista de las Antillas†–pr ................................................................ baccalaureate—generalUniversidad Central Del Caribe–pr ................................................................................... specialized—medicalUniversidad Del Turabo–pr ...................................................................................................................... master’s iUniversidad Metropolitana–pr .................................................................................................................. master’s iUniversidad Politecnica De Puerto Rico–pr ............................... specialized—engineering and technologyUniversity of Advancing Computer Technology–az ................. specialized—engineering and technologyUniversity of Akron, Main Campus, The–oh .................................................. doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of Akron-Wayne College–oh................................................................................................associate’sUniversity of Alabama, The–al .......................................................................... doctoral/research—extensive

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University of Alabama at Birmingham–al ....................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Alabama in Huntsville–al ........................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of Alaska Anchorage–ak ........................................................................................................ master’s iUniversity of Alaska Fairbanks–ak .................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of Alaska Southeast–ak .......................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Arizona–az ..................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Arkansas at Little Rock–ar ......................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of Arkansas at Monticello†–ar .................................................................. baccalaureate—generalUniversity of Arkansas at Pine Bluff–ar ..................................................................... baccalaureate—generalUniversity of Arkansas Community College at Batesville–ar .............................................................associate’sUniversity of Arkansas Community College at Hope–ar ................................................................... associate’sUniversity of Arkansas for Medical Sciences–ar .............................................................. specialized—medicalUniversity of Arkansas Main Campus–ar ......................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Baltimore–md ...................................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Bridgeport–ct ................................................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of California-Berkeley–ca ................................................................ doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of California-Davis–ca ...................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of California-Hastings College of the Law–ca ...................................................... specialized—lawUniversity of California-Irvine–ca ..................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of California-Los Angeles–ca .......................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of California-Riverside–ca ............................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of California-San Diego–ca.............................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of California-San Francisco†–ca ..................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of California-Santa Barbara–ca ....................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of California-Santa Cruz–ca ............................................................ doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Central Arkansas–ar .......................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Central Florida–fl ........................................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of Central Oklahoma–ok ....................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Charleston–wv ......................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalUniversity of Chicago–il ..................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Cincinnati Main Campus–oh ...................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Cincinnati-Clermont College–oh ....................................................................................associate’sUniversity of Cincinnati-Raymond Walters College–oh .....................................................................associate’sUniversity of Colorado at Boulder–co ............................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Colorado at Colorado Springs–co ..................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Colorado at Denver–co ................................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of Colorado Health Sciences Center–co ......................................................... specialized—medicalUniversity of Connecticut–ct .............................................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Connecticut Health Center–ct .................................................................... specialized—medicalUniversity of Dallas†–tx ......................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsUniversity of Dayton–oh ..................................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of Delaware–de .................................................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Denver–co ...................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Detroit Mercy†–mi ............................................................................................................. master’s iUniversity of Dubuque–ia ........................................................................................................................ master’s iiUniversity of Evansville†–in ..................................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Findlay, The–oh .................................................................................................................. master’s iUniversity of Florida–fl ...................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Georgia–ga ..................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Great Falls–mt ...................................................................................................................master’s iiUniversity of Guam–gu ............................................................................................................................. master’s iUniversity of Hartford–ct ................................................................................... doctoral/research—intensive

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University of Hawaii at Hilo–hi ............................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsUniversity of Hawaii at Manoa–hi ..................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Hawaii Hawaii Community College–hi ........................................................................associate’sUniversity of Hawaii Honolulu Community College–hi ................................................................... associate’sUniversity of Hawaii Kapiolani Community College–hi ................................................................... associate’sUniversity of Hawaii Kauai Community College–hi .......................................................................... associate’sUniversity of Hawaii Leeward Community College–hi ..................................................................... associate’sUniversity of Hawaii Maui Community College–hi ............................................................................associate’sUniversity of Hawaii West Oahu–hi .................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsUniversity of Hawaii Windward Community College–hi ..................................................................associate’sUniversity of Health Sciences, The–mo ............................................................................. specialized—medicalUniversity of Houston–tx .................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Houston-Clear Lake–tx ..................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Houston-Downtown–tx ........................................................................ baccalaureate—generalUniversity of Houston-Victoria–tx .......................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Idaho†–id ....................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Illinois at Chicago–il .................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Illinois at Springfield–il ..................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign–il ............................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Indianapolis–in .................................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Iowa–ia ........................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Judaism†–ca ..................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsUniversity of Kansas Main Campus–ks ............................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Kansas Medical Center–ks ........................................................................... specialized—medicalUniversity of Kentucky–ky ................................................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of La Verne–ca ................................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of Louisiana at Lafayette–la ............................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of Louisiana at Monroe–la ..................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Louisville†–ky ............................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Maine†–me ..................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Maine at Augusta, The–me .................................................................. baccalaureate/associate’sUniversity of Maine at Farmington–me ...................................................................... baccalaureate—generalUniversity of Maine at Fort Kent–me .......................................................................... baccalaureate—generalUniversity of Maine at Machias–me ............................................................................. baccalaureate—generalUniversity of Maine at Presque Isle†–me ............................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsUniversity of Mary–nd ............................................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Mary Hardin-Baylor–tx .................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Maryland Baltimore†–md ............................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of Maryland Baltimore County–md ................................................ doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Maryland College Park–md ......................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Maryland Eastern Shore–md ............................................................................................. master’s iUniversity of Maryland University College–md ..................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Massachusetts–ma ......................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Massachusetts at Worcester–ma .................................................................. specialized—medicalUniversity of Massachusetts Boston–ma ............................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of Massachusetts Dartmouth–ma .......................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Massachusetts Lowell–ma ............................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey–nj ................................................ specialized—medicalUniversity of Memphis, The†–tn ....................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Miami–fl ........................................................................................ doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Michigan-Ann Arbor–mi ............................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Michigan-Dearborn–mi ..................................................................................................... master’s i

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University of Michigan-Flint–mi .............................................................................................................. master’s iUniversity of Minnesota-Crookston–mn ..................................................................... baccalaureate—generalUniversity of Minnesota-Duluth–mn ....................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Minnesota-Morris–mn ..................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsUniversity of Minnesota-Twin Cities–mn ......................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Mississippi–ms ............................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Mississippi Medical Center–ms ................................................................... specialized—medicalUniversity of Missouri-Columbia–mo ................................................................ doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Missouri-Kansas City–mo ............................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of Missouri-Rolla†–mo...................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of Missouri-Saint Louis–mo ............................................................. doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of Mobile–al ............................................................................................................................. master’s iUniversity of Montana-Missoula College of Technology, The–mt .................................................... associate’sUniversity of Montana, The–mt ......................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of Montevallo–al ..................................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Nebraska-Lincoln–ne .................................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Nebraska at Kearney–ne ................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Nebraska at Omaha–ne ..................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Nebraska Medical Center–ne ...................................................................... specialized—medicalUniversity of Nevada, Reno–nv .......................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Nevada-Las Vegas–nv .................................................................. doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of New England†–me ............................................................................................................master’s iiUniversity of New Hampshire–nh .................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of New Hampshire at Manchester–nh ..................................................... baccalaureate—generalUniversity of New Haven–ct .................................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of New Mexico Gallup Branch–nm .................................................................................... associate’sUniversity of New Mexico Main Campus–nm ................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of New Mexico-Los Alamos–nm ......................................................................................... associate’sUniversity of New Mexico-Taos–nm ......................................................................................................associate’sUniversity of New Mexico-Valencia–nm ...............................................................................................associate’sUniversity of New Orleans–la ............................................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of North Alabama–al ............................................................................................................. master’s iUniversity of North Carolina at Asheville–nc ..................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill–nc ............................................. doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of North Carolina at Charlotte–nc ....................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of North Carolina at Greensboro–nc .............................................. doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of North Carolina at Pembroke–nc ...................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of North Carolina at Wilmington–nc .................................................................................. master’s iUniversity of North Dakota Main Campus–nd ................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of North Florida–fl ................................................................................................................ master’s iUniversity of North Texas–tx ............................................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth–tx ........................... specialized—medicalUniversity of Northern Colorado†–co ............................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of Northern Iowa–ia ............................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Notre Dame–in ............................................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center–ok ...................................................... specialized—medicalUniversity of Oklahoma Norman Campus–ok ................................................ doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Oregon–or ...................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Pennsylvania–pa ............................................................................ doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Phoenix–az ..................................................................... specialized—business and managementUniversity of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Campus–pa ............................................ doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Pittsburgh at Bradford–pa .............................................................. baccalaureate—liberal arts

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University of Pittsburgh Greensburg Campus–pa .............................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsUniversity of Pittsburgh Johnstown Campus–pa ....................................................... baccalaureate—generalUniversity of Pittsburgh Titusville Campus–pa ....................................................................................associate’sUniversity of Portland–or .......................................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Puerto Rico-Aguadilla University College†–pr .................................. baccalaureate—generalUniversity of Puerto Rico-Arecibo University College–pr ....................................... baccalaureate—generalUniversity of Puerto Rico-Bayamon University College–pr ..................................... baccalaureate—generalUniversity of Puerto Rico-Carolina University College†–pr ................................... baccalaureate/associate’sUniversity of Puerto Rico-Cayey University College–pr .................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsUniversity of Puerto Rico-Humacao University College–pr .................................... baccalaureate—generalUniversity of Puerto Rico-La Montana University College–pr ...........................................................associate’sUniversity of Puerto Rico-Mayaguez Campus–pr ................................................................................. master’s iUniversity of Puerto Rico-Medical Sciences Campus–pr ................................................ specialized—medicalUniversity of Puerto Rico-Ponce University College–pr ........................................... baccalaureate—generalUniversity of Puerto Rico-Rio Piedras Campus–pr ......................................... doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of Puget Sound†–wa ............................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsUniversity of Redlands†–ca ...................................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Rhode Island–ri ............................................................................ doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Richmond–va ....................................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Rio Grande–oh ...................................................................................................................master’s iiUniversity of Rochester–ny ................................................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Saint Francis–il ................................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Saint Francis†–in ................................................................................................................ master’s iUniversity of Saint Mary of the Lake-Mundelein Seminary–il ........................... specialized—faith-relatedUniversity of Saint Thomas–mn ......................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of Saint Thomas–tx ................................................................................................................ master’s iUniversity of San Diego†–ca ............................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of San Francisco–ca ........................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of Sarasota–fl ..................................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of Science and Arts of Oklahoma–ok ....................................................... baccalaureate—generalUniversity of Scranton–pa.......................................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Sioux Falls–sd .....................................................................................................................master’s iiUniversity of South Alabama–al ........................................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of South Carolina-Aiken–sc ....................................................................... baccalaureate—generalUniversity of South Carolina-Beaufort–sc ............................................................................................ associate’sUniversity of South Carolina-Columbia–sc ...................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of South Carolina-Lancaster–sc ...........................................................................................associate’sUniversity of South Carolina-Salkehatchie–sc ......................................................................................associate’sUniversity of South Carolina-Sumter–sc ................................................................................................associate’sUniversity of South Carolina-Union–sc .................................................................................................associate’sUniversity of South Carolina-Spartanburg–sc............................................................ baccalaureate—generalUniversity of South Dakota–sd ........................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of South Florida–fl ........................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Southern California–ca ................................................................ doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Southern Colorado–co ....................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Southern Indiana–in ........................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Southern Maine–me ............................................................................................................ master’s iUniversity of Southern Mississippi–ms .............................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of St. Augustine for Health Sciences–fl .............................................. specialized—other healthUniversity of Tampa–fl ............................................................................................................................master’s iiUniversity of Tennessee, Knoxville–tn .............................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Tennessee, Memphis–tn .............................................................................. specialized—medical

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University of Tennessee at Chattanooga–tn ........................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Tennessee at Martin–tn ..................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Texas-Pan American–tx .................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Texas at Arlington–tx .................................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Texas at Austin–tx ........................................................................ doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Texas at Brownsville/Texas Southmost College–tx ....................................................... master’s iUniversity of Texas at Dallas–tx ......................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of Texas at El Paso†–tx .................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of Texas at San Antonio–tx.................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Texas at Tyler–tx ................................................................................................................ master’s iUniversity of Texas Health Science Center at Houston–tx ............................................ specialized—medicalUniversity of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio–tx ..................................... specialized—medicalUniversity of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston–tx ..................................................... specialized—medicalUniversity of Texas of the Permian Basin–tx ......................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas–tx ................................... specialized—medicalUniversity of the Arts–pa ............................................................................ specialized—art, music, and designUniversity of the District of Columbia–dc .............................................................................................. master’s iUniversity of the Incarnate Word–tx ...................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of the Ozarks–ar .......................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalUniversity of the Pacific†–ca............................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of the Sacred Heart–pr ...........................................................................................................master’s iiUniversity of the Sciences in Philadelphia–pa ......................................................... specialized—other healthUniversity of the South–tn ..................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsUniversity of the Virgin Islands–vi .........................................................................................................master’s iiUniversity of Toledo–oh ...................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Tulsa–ok ......................................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveUniversity of Utah–ut .......................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Vermont†–vt ................................................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Virginia–va ..................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Virginia’s College at Wise, The–va ................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsUniversity of Washington–wa ............................................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of West Alabama, The–al ...................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of West Florida–fl .................................................................................................................. master’s iUniversity of West Los Angeles–ca ............................................................................................ specialized—lawUniversity of Wisconsin Colleges–wi ......................................................................................................associate’sUniversity of Wisconsin-Eau Claire–wi .................................................................................................. master’s iUniversity of Wisconsin-Green Bay–wi ................................................................................................. master’s iiUniversity of Wisconsin-La Crosse–wi .................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison–wi ................................................................ doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Wisconsin-Milwaukee–wi ........................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUniversity of Wisconsin-Oshkosh–wi ..................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Wisconsin-Parkside–wi .....................................................................................................master’s iiUniversity of Wisconsin-Platteville–wi ................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Wisconsin-River Falls–wi .................................................................................................. master’s iUniversity of Wisconsin-Stevens Point–wi ............................................................................................. master’s iUniversity of Wisconsin-Stout–wi ............................................................................................................ master’s iUniversity of Wisconsin-Superior–wi ...................................................................................................... master’s iUniversity of Wisconsin-Whitewater–wi ................................................................................................ master’s iUniversity of Wyoming–wy ................................................................................ doctoral/research—extensiveUpper Iowa University–ia ............................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalUrban College of Boston–ma................................................................................................................... associate’sUrbana University–oh.................................................................................................... baccalaureate—general

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Ursinus College–pa .................................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsUrsuline College–oh ................................................................................................................................... master’s iUtah Career College–ut .......................................................................................................................... associate’sUtah State University–ut ..................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveUtah Valley State College–ut ....................................................................................... baccalaureate/associate’sUtica College of Syracuse University–ny .................................................................... baccalaureate—generalUtica School of Commerce–ny ................................................................................................................associate’sValdosta State University–ga ..................................................................................................................... master’s iValencia Community College–fl ........................................................................................................... associate’sValley City State University–nd .................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalValley College of Technology–wv ........................................................................................................... associate’sValley Forge Christian College–pa ........................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedValley Forge Military College–pa ........................................................................................................... associate’sValparaiso University–in ........................................................................................................................... master’s iVance-Granville Community College–nc ..............................................................................................associate’sVanderbilt University–tn .................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveVanderCook College of Music–il .............................................................. specialized—art, music, and designVanguard University of Southern California–ca ....................................................... baccalaureate—generalVassar College–ny .................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsVatterott College (Independence)–mo .................................................................................................... associate’sVatterott College (Springfield)–mo .........................................................................................................associate’sVatterott College (St. Ann)–mo ................................................................................................................associate’sVatterott College (St. Joseph)–mo ........................................................................................................... associate’sVatterott College (Sunset Hills)–mo ........................................................................................................associate’sVennard College–ia .................................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedVentura College–ca .................................................................................................................................. associate’sVermont Law School–vt .............................................................................................................. specialized—lawVermont Technical College–vt ..................................................... specialized—engineering and technologyVernon Regional Junior College–tx ........................................................................................................associate’sVictor Valley College–ca .......................................................................................................................... associate’sVictoria College–tx ....................................................................................................................................associate’sVilla Julie College–md .................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalVilla Maria College of Buffalo–ny ...........................................................................................................associate’sVillanova University–pa ............................................................................................................................. master’s iVincennes University–in .......................................................................................................................... associate’sVirginia College (Birmingham)–al .........................................................................................................associate’sVirginia College (Huntsville)–al .............................................................................................................associate’sVirginia Commonwealth University–va ............................................................ doctoral/research—extensiveVirginia Highlands Community College–va .........................................................................................associate’sVirginia Intermont College–va ..................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalVirginia Marti College of Fashion & Art–oh .........................................................................................associate’sVirginia Military Institute–va ................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsVirginia Polytechnic Institute and State University–va ................................... doctoral/research—extensiveVirginia State University–va ...................................................................................................................... master’s iVirginia Union University–va ................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsVirginia Wesleyan College–va................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsVirginia Western Community College–va ............................................................................................ associate’sVista Community College–ca ..................................................................................................................associate’sViterbo College–wi ....................................................................................................................................master’s iiVolunteer State Community College–tn ................................................................................................associate’sVoorhees College–sc ....................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalWabash College–in .................................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal arts

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Wade College–tx .......................................................................................................................................associate’sWadhams Hall Seminary and College–ny .............................................................. specialized—faith-relatedWagner College–ny .................................................................................................................................... master’s iWake Forest University–nc ................................................................................. doctoral/research—intensiveWake Technical Community College–nc ..............................................................................................associate’sWalden University–mn ........................................................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveWaldorf College–ia ........................................................................................................ baccalaureate/associate’sWalla Walla College–wa ............................................................................................................................ master’s iWalla Walla Community College–wa.................................................................................................... associate’sWallace Community College-Hanceville–al .........................................................................................associate’sWalsh College of Accountancy and BusinessAdministration–mi ............................................................................... specialized—business and managementWalsh University–oh .................................................................................................................................. master’s iWalters State Community College–tn....................................................................................................associate’sWarner Pacific College–or ..................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsWarner Southern College†–fl ...................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalWarren County Community College–nj ...............................................................................................associate’sWarren Wilson College–nc ......................................................................................................................master’s iiWartburg College–ia ...................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalWartburg Theological Seminary–ia ......................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedWashburn University of Topeka–ks ........................................................................................................ master’s iWashington and Jefferson College–pa .................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsWashington and Lee University–va ...................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsWashington Bible College/Capital Bible Seminary–md ........................................ specialized—faith-relatedWashington College†–md ....................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsWashington County Technical College–me ...........................................................................................associate’sWashington State Community College–oh............................................................................................associate’sWashington State University–wa........................................................................ doctoral/research—extensiveWashington Theological Union–dc ......................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedWashington University–mo ................................................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveWashtenaw Community College–mi ......................................................................................................associate’sWatkins Institute College of Art & Design and The Watkins Film School–tn ............................... associate’sWaubonsee Community College–il ........................................................................................................associate’sWaukesha County Technical College–wi ...............................................................................................associate’sWaycross College–ga .................................................................................................................................associate’sWayland Baptist University–tx ................................................................................................................ master’s iWayne Community College–nc.............................................................................................................. associate’sWayne County Community College–mi ................................................................................................associate’sWayne State College–ne ............................................................................................................................ master’s iWayne State University–mi ................................................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveWaynesburg College–pa ............................................................................................................................master’s iiWeatherford College–tx .......................................................................................................................... associate’sWebb Institute–ny .......................................................................... specialized—engineering and technologyWebber College–fl ............................................................................... specialized—business and managementWeber State University–ut .......................................................................................................................master’s iiWebster College–wv ..................................................................................................................................associate’sWebster Tech–fl ....................................................................................................................................... associate’sWebster University–mo .............................................................................................................................. master’s iWellesley College–ma .............................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsWells College–ny ..................................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsWenatchee Valley College–wa ................................................................................................................ associate’sWentworth Institute of Technology–ma ...................................... specialized—engineering and technology

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Wentworth Military Academy and Junior College–mo .......................................................................associate’sWesley Biblical Seminary–ms .................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedWesley College–de .......................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalWesley College–ms ...................................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedWesley Theological Seminary–dc ............................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedWesleyan College–ga ............................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsWesleyan University†–ct ........................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsWest Chester University of Pennsylvania–pa .......................................................................................... master’s iWest Georgia Technical Institute–ga ......................................................................................................associate’sWest Hills Community College–ca .........................................................................................................associate’sWest Liberty State College–wv ..................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalWest Los Angeles College–ca ..................................................................................................................associate’sWest Shore Community College–mi ...................................................................................................... associate’sWest Side Institute of Technology–oh ....................................................................................................associate’sWest Suburban College of Nursing–il .................................................................... specialized—other healthWest Texas A&M University–tx ............................................................................................................... master’s iWest Valley College–ca .............................................................................................................................associate’sWest Virginia Business College (Nutter Fort)–wv ............................................................................... associate’sWest Virginia Business College (Wheeling)–wv .................................................................................. associate’sWest Virginia Junior College (Charleston)–wv .................................................................................... associate’sWest Virginia Junior College (Morgantown)–wv .................................................................................associate’sWest Virginia Northern Community College–wv ............................................................................... associate’sWest Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine–wv ......................................................... specialized—medicalWest Virginia State College–wv ................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalWest Virginia University–wv .............................................................................. doctoral/research—extensiveWest Virginia University at Parkersburg–wv ............................................................ baccalaureate/associate’sWest Virginia University Institute of Technology–wv .............................................. baccalaureate—generalWest Virginia Wesleyan College†–wv .................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsWestark College–ar .................................................................................................................................. associate’sWestchester Business Institute–ny...........................................................................................................associate’sWestchester Community College–ny......................................................................................................associate’sWestern Baptist College–or ........................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalWestern Business College–or ...................................................................................................................associate’sWestern Career College (Sacramento)–ca ..............................................................................................associate’sWestern Career College (San Leandro)–ca ............................................................................................associate’sWestern Carolina University–nc .............................................................................................................. master’s iWestern Connecticut State University–ct ............................................................................................... master’s iWestern Dakota Technical Institute–sd ................................................................................................. associate’sWestern Illinois University–il .................................................................................................................. master’s iWestern International University–az ....................................................................................................... master’s iWestern Iowa Tech Community College–ia ......................................................................................... associate’sWestern Kentucky University–ky ............................................................................................................ master’s iWestern Maryland College†–md ........................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsWestern Michigan University–mi ....................................................................... doctoral/research—extensiveWestern Montana College†–mt .................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalWestern Nebraska Community College–ne ......................................................................................... associate’sWestern Nevada Community College–nv ............................................................................................ associate’sWestern New England College–ma ......................................................................................................... master’s iWestern New Mexico University–nm ...................................................................................................... master’s iWestern Oklahoma State College–ok .................................................................................................... associate’sWestern Oregon University–or ................................................................................................................ master’s iWestern Piedmont Community College–nc ......................................................................................... associate’s

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Western School of Health and Business Careers (Monroeville)–pa ....................................................associate’sWestern School of Health and Business Careers (Pittsburgh)–pa ...................................................... associate’sWestern Seminary–or ................................................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedWestern State College†–co ..................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsWestern State University College of Law–ca ........................................................................... specialized—lawWestern States Chiropractic College–or .................................................................. specialized—other healthWestern Technical Institute–tx .............................................................................................................. associate’sWestern Texas College–tx ........................................................................................................................associate’sWestern Theological Seminary–mi .......................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedWestern University of Health Sciences–ca ........................................................................ specialized—medicalWestern Washington University–wa ....................................................................................................... master’s iWestern Wisconsin Technical College–wi ............................................................................................ associate’sWestern Wyoming Community College–wy .........................................................................................associate’sWestfield State College–ma ....................................................................................................................... master’s iWestminster Choir College of Rider University–nj ............................... specialized—art, music, and designWestminster College–mo ........................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsWestminster College–pa .......................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsWestminster College of Salt Lake City–ut ............................................................................................. master’s iWestminster Theological Seminary–pa ................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedWestminster Theological Seminary in California–ca ............................................ specialized—faith-relatedWestmont College–ca ............................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsWestmoreland County Community College–pa....................................................................................associate’sWeston Jesuit School of Theology–ma ..................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedWestwood College of Technology†–co ........................................ specialized—engineering and technologyWestwood College of Technology-Denver South Campus–co ...........................................................associate’sWharton County Junior College–tx ...................................................................................................... associate’sWhatcom Community College–wa .........................................................................................................associate’sWheaton College†–il .............................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsWheaton College–ma .............................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsWheeling Jesuit University–wv ................................................................................................................ master’s iWheelock College†–ma ............................................................................................................................. master’s iWhite Pines College–nh .......................................................................................................................... associate’sWhitman College–wa .............................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsWhittier College†–ca .............................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsWhitworth College–wa .............................................................................................................................. master’s iWichita State University–ks ................................................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveWidener University–pa ........................................................................................ doctoral/research—intensiveWidener University School of Law–de ...................................................................................... specialized—lawWilberforce University–oh ............................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalWiley College†–tx .......................................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalWilkes Community College–nc ..............................................................................................................associate’sWilkes University–pa ................................................................................................................................. master’s iWillamette University†–or ..................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsWilliam Carey College–ms ........................................................................................................................ master’s iWilliam Jewell College†–mo .................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsWilliam Mitchell College of Law–mn ........................................................................................ specialized—lawWilliam Paterson University of New Jersey–nj ..................................................................................... master’s iWilliam Penn University–ia .......................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalWilliam Rainey Harper College–il .........................................................................................................associate’sWilliam Tyndale College–mi ........................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalWilliam Woods University–mo................................................................................................................. master’s iWilliams Baptist College–ar ......................................................................................... baccalaureate—general

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Williams College†–ma ............................................................................................ baccalaureate—liberal artsWilliamsburg Technical College–sc ........................................................................................................associate’sWilliamson Free School of Mechanical Trades–pa ...............................................................................associate’sWilliston State College–nd .......................................................................................................................associate’sWilmington College–de ....................................................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveWilmington College–oh ................................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalWilson College†–pa ........................................................................................................ baccalaureate—generalWilson Technical Community College–nc ............................................................................................associate’sWinebrenner Theological Seminary–oh ................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedWingate University–nc .................................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalWinona State University–mn .................................................................................................................... master’s iWinston-Salem State University–nc ............................................................................ baccalaureate—generalWinthrop University–sc ............................................................................................................................. master’s iWisconsin Indianhead Technical College–wi ....................................................................................... associate’sWisconsin Lutheran College–wi................................................................................... baccalaureate—generalWisconsin School of Professional Psychology–wi ................................................................ specialized—otherWittenberg University–oh ...................................................................................... baccalaureate—liberal artsWofford College–sc ................................................................................................. baccalaureate—liberal artsWood College–ms ......................................................................................................................................associate’sWood Tobe-Coburn School–ny .............................................................................................................. associate’sWoodbury College–vt ...............................................................................................................................associate’sWoodbury University–ca ..........................................................................................................................master’s iiWorcester Polytechnic Institute†–ma ................................................................. doctoral/research—intensiveWorcester State College–ma ...................................................................................................................... master’s iWorld College–va ........................................................................... specialized—engineering and technologyWor-Wic Community College–md .........................................................................................................associate’sWright Institute, The–ca ........................................................................................... specialized—other healthWright State University Lake Campus–oh............................................................................................associate’sWright State University Main Campus–oh ...................................................... doctoral/research—intensiveWyoming Technical Institute–wy ...........................................................................................................associate’sWytheville Community College–va ........................................................................................................associate’sXavier University–oh ................................................................................................................................. master’s iXavier University of Louisiana–la ........................................................................................................... master’s iYakima Valley Community College–wa.................................................................................................associate’sYale University–ct ................................................................................................ doctoral/research—extensiveYavapai College–az ....................................................................................................................................associate’sYeshiva and Kolel Bais Medrash Elyon–ny ............................................................ specialized—faith-relatedYeshiva and Kollel Harbotzas Torah–ny ................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedYeshiva Beth Moshe–pa .............................................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedYeshiva Beth Yehuda-Yeshiva Gedolah of Greater Detroit–mi ........................... specialized—faith-relatedYeshiva Derech Chaim–ny ........................................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedYeshiva D’Monsey Rabbinical College–ny .............................................................. specialized—faith-relatedYeshiva Gedolah Imrei Yosef D’Spinka–ny ............................................................ specialized—faith-relatedYeshiva Gedolah Rabbinical College–fl .................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedYeshiva Karlin Stolin Beth Aaron V’Israel Rabbinical Institute–ny ................... specialized—faith-relatedYeshiva Mikdash Melech–ny..................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedYeshiva of Nitra Rabbinical College–ny .................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedYeshiva of the Telshe Alumni–ny............................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedYeshiva Ohr Elchonon Chabad/West Coast Talmudical Seminary–ca ............... specialized—faith-relatedYeshiva Shaar Hatorah-Grodno–ny ........................................................................ specialized—faith-relatedYeshiva Toras Chaim Talmudical Seminary–co..................................................... specialized—faith-relatedYeshiva University–ny ......................................................................................... doctoral/research—extensive

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Yeshivas Novominsk–ny ........................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedYeshivath Viznitz–ny ................................................................................................. specialized—faith-relatedYeshivath Zichron Moshe–ny ................................................................................... specialized—faith-relatedYo San University of Traditional Chinese Medicine–ca ........................................ specialized—other healthYork College–ne ............................................................................................................. baccalaureate—generalYork College of Pennsylvania–pa ............................................................................................................master’s iiYork County Technical College–me........................................................................................................associate’sYork Technical College–sc .......................................................................................................................associate’sYork Technical Institute–pa .....................................................................................................................associate’sYorktowne Business Institute–pa .............................................................................................................associate’sYoung Harris College–ga ........................................................................................................................ associate’sYoungstown State University–oh ............................................................................................................. master’s iYuba College–ca ....................................................................................................................................... associate’s

† This institution was also eligible for inclusion in a different classificationcategory under the procedures set forth in the Technical Notes.

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These institutions awarded 40 or more Ph.D.s in1969-70 (plus M.D.s if on the same campus) orreceived at least $3 million in total federal financialsupport in either 1969-70 or 1970-71. No institutionis included that granted fewer than 20 Ph.D.s (plusM.D.s if on the same campus), regardless of theamount of federal financial support it received.

These institutions awarded 40 or more Ph.D.s inat least five fields in 1973-74 (plus M.D.s if on thesame campus) or received at least $3 million in totalfederal support in either 1973-74 or 1974-75. Noinstitution is included that granted less than 20Ph.D.s (plus M.D.s if on the same campus) in atleast five fields regardless of the amount of federalfinancial support it received.

In addition to offering a full range of baccalaureateprograms, the mission of these institutions includesa commitment to graduate education through thedoctorate degree. They award at least 40 Ph.D.degrees annually in five or more academicdisciplines.

These institutions offer a full range of baccalaureateprograms and are committed to graduate educationthrough the doctorate. They award at least 40doctoral degrees annually in five or more disci-plines.

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1973

1976

1987

1994

table A1 CHANGING CRITERIA FOR DOCTORAL UNIVERSITIES: 1973–94

YEAR DOCTORAL UNIVERSITIES I* DOCTORAL UNIVERSITIES II*

SOURCES: Carnegie Commission on Higher Education, 1973; Carnegie Council on Policy Studies in Higher Education,1976; Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, 1987 and 1994.

*In 1973 and 1976 these categories were labeled Doctoral-granting Universities, in 1987 Doctorate-Granting Collegesand Universities, and in 1994 Doctoral Universities.

These institutions awarded at least 10 Ph.D.s in 1969-70, withthe exception of a few new doctoral-granting institutions thatmay be expected to increase the number of Ph.D.s awardedwithin a few years.

These institutions awarded at least 20 Ph.D.s in 1973-74without regard to field, or 10 Ph.D.s in at least three fields. Inaddition, we include a few doctorate-granting institutionsthat may be expected to increase the number of Ph.D.sawarded within a few years.

In addition to offering a full range of baccalaureate pro-grams, the mission of these institutions includes a commit-ment to graduate education through the doctorate degree.They award annually 20 or more Ph.D. degrees in at leastone discipline or 10 or more Ph.D. degrees in three or moredisciplines.

These institutions offer a full range of baccalaureateprograms and are committed to graduate education throughthe doctorate. They award annually at least ten doctoraldegrees—in three or more disciplines—or 20 or moredoctoral degrees in one or more disciplines.

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This group includes institutions that offered aliberal arts program as well as several otherprograms, such as engineering and businessadministration. Many of them offered master’sdegrees, but all lacked a doctoral program or hadan extremely limited doctoral program. Allinstitutions in this group had a least two profes-sional or occupational programs and enrolled atleast 2,000 students in 1970. If an institution’senrollment was smaller than this, it was notconsidered comprehensive.

This group includes institutions that offereda liberal arts program as well as several otherprograms, such as engineering and businessadministration. Many of them offered master’sdegrees, but all lacked a doctoral program or hadan extremely limited doctoral program. Allinstitutions in this group had at least two profes-sional or occupational programs and enrolled atleast 2,000 students in 1976. If an institution’senrollment was smaller than this, it was notconsidered very comprehensive.

These institutions offer baccalaureate programsand, with few exceptions, graduate educationthrough the masters degree. More than half of theirbaccalaureate degrees are awarded in two or moreoccupational or professional disciplines such asengineering or business administration. All of theinstitutions in this group enroll at least 2,500students.

These institutions offer a full range of baccalaureateprograms and are committed to graduate educationthrough the master’s degree. They award 40 ormore master’s degrees annually in three or moredisciplines.

1973

1976

1987

1994

SOURCES: Carnegie Commission on Higher Education, 1973; Carnegie Council on Policy Studies in Higher Education,1976; Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, 1987 and 1994.

NOTES: Additional wording concerning exceptional cases and justification for enrollment thresholds (1973 and 1976) hasbeen excluded.

*In 1973 and 1976 these categories were labeled Comprehensive Universities and Colleges, in 1987 Comprehensive Collegesand Universities, and in 1994 Master’s (Comprehensive) Colleges and Universities I and II.

This list includes state colleges and some private colleges thatoffered a liberal arts program and at least one professional oroccupational program such as teacher training or nursing.Many of the institutions in this group are former teacherscolleges that have recently broadened their programs toinclude a liberal arts curriculum. Private institutions withfewer than 1,500 students and public institutions with fewerthan 1,000 students in 1970 are not included even though theymay offer a selection of programs, because they were notregarded as comprehensive with such small enrollments.Such institutions are classified as liberal arts colleges.

This list includes state colleges and private colleges thatoffered a liberal arts program and at least one professional oroccupational program, such as teacher training or nursing.Many of the institutions in this group are former teacherscolleges that have broadened their programs to include aliberal arts curriculum. In general, private institutions withless than 1,500 students and public institutions with less than1,000 students in 1976 were not included even though theyoffered a selection of programs, because they were notregarded as comprehensive with such small enrollments.Such institutions are classified as liberal arts colleges.

These institutions award more than half of their baccalaure-ate degrees in two or more occupational or professionaldisciplines, such as engineering or business administration,and many also offer graduate education through the mastersdegree. All of the colleges and universities in this groupenroll between 1,500 and 2,500 students.

These institutions offer a full range of baccalaureateprograms and are committed to graduate education throughthe master’s degree. They award 20 or more master’s degreesannually in one or more disciplines.

table A2 CHANGING CRITERIA FOR COMPREHENSIVE AND MASTER’S INSTITUTIONS:1973–94

YEAR COMPREHENSIVE/MASTER’S I* COMPREHENSIVE/MASTER’S II*

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These colleges scored 5 or above on Astin’sselectivity index or they were included among the200 leading baccalaureate-granting institutions interms of numbers of their graduates receivingPh.D.s at 40 leading doctoral-granting institutionsfrom 1920 to 1966.

These colleges scored 1030 or more on a selectivityindex developed by Alexander W. Astin or theywere included among the 200 leading baccalaure-ate-granting institutions in terms of numbers oftheir graduates receiving Ph.D.s at 40 leadingdoctorate-granting institutions from 1920 to 1966.

These highly selective institutions are primarilyundergraduate colleges that award more than halfof their baccalaureate degrees in arts and sciencefields.

These institutions are primarily undergraduatecolleges with major emphasis on baccalaureatedegree programs. They award 40 percent or moreof their baccalaureate degrees in liberal arts fieldsand are restrictive in admissions.

1973

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table A3 CHANGING CRITERIA FOR LIBERAL ARTS AND BACCALAUREATE COLLEGES:1973–94

YEAR LIBERAL ARTS/BACCALAUREATE COLLEGES I* LIBERAL ARTS/BACCALAUREATE COLLEGES II*

SOURCES: Carnegie Commission on Higher Education, 1973; Carnegie Council on Policy Studies in Higher Education,1976; Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, 1987 and 1994.

NOTES: Additional wording concerning individual institutions and special judgments excluded.

*From 1973 through 1987 these categories were labeled Liberal Arts Colleges I and II. In 1994, the labels were changed toBaccalaureate (Liberal Arts) Colleges I and Baccalaureate Colleges II.

These institutions include all the liberal arts colleges that didnot meet our criteria for inclusion in the first group of liberalarts colleges.

These institutions include all the liberal arts colleges that didnot meet our criteria for inclusion in the first group of liberalarts colleges.

These institutions are primarily undergraduate colleges thatare less selective and award more than half of their degreesin liberal arts fields. This category also includes a group ofcolleges that award less than half of their degrees in liberalarts fields but, with fewer than 1,500 students, are too smallto be considered comprehensive.

These institutions are primarily undergraduate colleges withmajor emphasis on baccalaureate degree programs. Theyaward less than 40 percent of their baccalaureate degrees inliberal arts fields or are less restrictive in admissions.

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table A5 NUMBER OF INSTITUTIONS INCLUDED IN TEXT TABLES 6–13

T7 T10 T11_____________ ______________ ______________

LIB.CATEGORY T6 TOTALS ARTS *T8* T9 DEGREES FIELDS DEGREES FIELDS T12 T13

Total 3,808 3,759 3,745 1,896 3,758 870 864 260 259 739 489

Doctoral/Research Universities 261 260 260 254 261 261 258 260 259 217 212Doctoral/Research

Universities—Extensive 151 151 151 149 151 151 151 151 151 128 127Doctoral/Research

Universities—Intensive 110 109 109 105 110 110 107 109 108 89 85

Master’s Colleges and Universities 611 611 608 605 609 609 606 — — 254 144Master’s Colleges and Universities I 496 495 494 491 495 495 493 — — 236 136Master’s Colleges and Universities II 115 116 114 114 114 114 113 — — 18 8

Baccalaureate Colleges 601 595 594 594 595 — — — — 160 70Baccalaureate Colleges

—Liberal Arts 226 226 226 226 226 — — — — 111 46Baccalaureate Colleges—General 319 317 316 316 317 — — — — 47 24Baccalaureate/Associate’s Colleges 56 52 52 52 52 — — — — 2 0

Associate’s Colleges 1,596 1,557 1,557 11 1,557 — — — — 37 0

Specialized Institutions 714 713 702 428 713 — — — — 67 63

Tribal Colleges and Universities 25 24 24 4 24 — — — — 4 0

* Ns reported for table 8 refer to institution-level data (second column of figures). Ns for category totals are the same asfor table 7.

—Not applicable.

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table A6 STANDARD DEVIATIONS CORRESPONDING TO AVERAGES IN TABLES 6, 8, AND 10–13

T10 T11_______________ _______________

CATEGORY T6 T81 DEGREES FIELDS DEGREES FIELDS T12 T13

Total 8,580 29.1 558 18.9 169 18.3 $46,638 $89,504

Doctoral/Research Universities 10,368 19.6 707 19.6 169 18.3 76,071 119,115Doctoral/Research Universities—Extensive 10,347 19.7 741 17.1 176 15.9 88,302 131,648Doctoral/Research Universities—Intensive 6,714 16.5 462 11.4 57 3.6 25,942 46,779

Master’s Colleges and Universities 4,472 17.2 279 8.6 — — 2,050 6,396Master’s Colleges and Universities I 4,624 16.2 294 8.5 — — 2,111 6,542Master’s Colleges and Universities II 1,914 20.6 55 1.4 — — 608 1,580

Baccalaureate Colleges 1,729 29.1 — — — — 594 1,190Baccalaureate Colleges—Liberal Arts 1,388 18.4 — — — — 623 1,199Baccalaureate Colleges—General 1,505 13.4 — — — — 536 1,197Baccalaureate/Associate’s Colleges 3,188 27.1 — — — — 227 —

Associate’s Colleges2 10,802 30.2 — — — — 388 —

Specialized Institutions 1,042 41.1 — — — — 27,652 41,981

Tribal Colleges and Universities 408 19.2 — — — — 193 —

1 Standard deviations for table 8 correspond to institution-level averages (second column of figures).2 For table 6, one Associate’s College showed enrollment of zero, and one showed enrollment of 384,002.

Excluding these institutions, the standard deviation is 5,101.—Not applicable.