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TheCollege BoardInternationalStudentHandbook:

2007Online Undergraduate Edition

The College BoardNew York

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The College Board: Connecting Studentsto College SuccessThe College Board is a not-for-profit membership associationwhose mission is to connect students to college success andopportunity. Founded in 1900, the association is composed ofmore than 5,000 schools, colleges, universities, and other educa-tional organizations. Each year, the College Board serves sevenmillion students and their parents, 23,000 high schools, and3,500 colleges through major programs and services in collegeadmissions, guidance, assessment, financial aid, enrollment, andteaching and learning. Among its best-known programs are theSAT®, the PSAT/NMSQT®, and the Advanced PlacementProgram® (AP®). The College Board is committed to the princi-ples of excellence and equity, and that commitment is embodiedin all of its programs, services, activities, and concerns.

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Editorial inquiries concerning this book should be directed toCollege Planning Services, The College Board, 45 ColumbusAvenue, New York, NY 10023-6992; or telephone 212 713-8000.

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Dear Friends,

The College Board is dedicated to connecting students to college success and -opportunity. We believe in the prin-ciples of excellence and equity in education and try to promote them in all that we do. With the College Board’sHandbook series, we hope to put an authoritative source of college information at your fingertips as you seek tofurther your education in the United States.

World events make it ever more evident that a broad knowledge of other cultures is essential for everyone. Throughintercultural programs, we hope young people will come to a better understanding of one another and that theseprograms will foster greater cooperation among the people of the world.

College is a dream worth working hard to achieve. I’ve been a businessman, a governor, and now the president ofthe College Board, but nothing makes me prouder than to say that I am a college graduate. With perseverance, any-one who desires a college education can attain one. College Board publications can help you get there.

My best wishes on your journey to success.

Gaston CapertonPresidentThe College Board

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ContentsConditional admission based on English

language proficiency ............................144

SAT Subject Tests™ required or recommended .......................................149

Credit/placement for InternationalBaccalaureate (IB).................................150

Credit/placement for AdvancedPlacement (AP®).....................................155

How to use this e-book ....................................5

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Preface ...............................................................6

Part I. Applying to college in the United States

Planning calendar for U.S. study .................9

Why study in the United States? ...............12

U.S. higher education .................................13

Planning for study in the United States ....18

College cost and paying for your education ...................................20

Financial aid.................................................22

Advice for undergraduate applicants........23

Test information...........................................30

After colleges decide ..................................35

Glossary .......................................................42

Part II. Information tables on U.S. colleges and universities

How to use the information tables ............47

Undergraduate colleges and universities ..............................................49

Part III. Lists and indexes

International undergraduate student enrollment .............................................133

Total financial aid for international undergraduate students........................140

ESL programs on campus........................163Special housing for international

students .................................................168Housing guaranteed for all freshmen .....170College size (undergraduate

enrollment) .............................................173College type ...............................................184

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How to use thise-bookThe College Board International Student Handbook:Online Undergraduate Edition focuses on the factsabout U.S. colleges and universities that are of particu-lar concern to international students. In this electronicfile, you will find both general information about thehigher education system in the U.S., and, in tabular for-mat, information about the “international profile” ofover 2,500 colleges and universities.

The tables of schools contain only the information thatapplies specifically to international students. To sup-plement this e-book with a broader profile of eachschool — including what majors they offer, the make-up of the overall student body, student activities andathletics, and more — consult the College BoardCollege Handbook, or use the free College Search toolon the www.collegeboard.com web site. The CollegeBoard Book of Majors is also a good resource, if youknow what you want to study, but don’t know whatschools offer it as a degree program.

Using PDF filesThe file you are reading is in the industry-standardPortable Document Format (PDF). You can either readthis e-book on your computer’s screen, or print thoseparts that you need. If you are already familiar withPDF files and how to view, navigate, and print them,proceed to the next section. If you are not, read on fora brief tutorial. This tutorial uses Adobe’s AcrobatReader software. If you are using another program,such as Preview or Xpdf, some commands may beslightly different, and others may be unavailable.

Moving Through the Book. To move from one pageto the next, use the “page up” and “page down” keys onyour keyboard, or use the scroll bar on the right side on

the window. You can jump to the beginning of anychapter by clicking on the “Bookmarks” tab on the leftside of the screen, then selecting the chapter you want togo to. If you click on the “+” sign next to the bookmarkfor “Undergraduate Colleges and Universities,” a list ofstates in the U.S. will be revealed, and you can thenjump to the information about schools in one particularstate.

Searching for Text. You can also search for text,such as “St. John’s University,” to quickly find specificschools that you are interested in. To do this, go to the“Edit” menu at the top of the window and use the“Find” command.

Zooming In. If the text appears too small to read, youcan zoom in by using the magnifying glass icon at thetop of the screen. Simply click on the icon, and thenclick on the part of the document you want to appearlarger. If you hold down the “control” key on your key-board while clicking, you will zoom out.

Printing. The International Student Handbook: OnlineUndergraduate Edition is formatted to fit on both U.S.“letter” and European “A4” sized papers. To print pagesfrom the book, simply go to the “File” menu and select“Print.” You can choose which pages you want to print(all, the current page only, or a range of pages) by usingthe “Print Range” section of the window that willappear. Be sure the “Print to fit page” option is activat-ed so that all columns print. Also, if the “Auto-rotate andcenter pages” option appears on the print menu, pleasemake sure that it is selected.

If you do not own a printer for your computer, you maybe able to save the PDF file to a diskette and take it to acopy and printing shop, or even an internet café, in yourhome city, and ask the staff there to print one copy of thepages you need.

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Preface

The importance of international educational exchange inpromoting understanding across national, cultural, reli-gious, and racial borders cannot be underestimated.Hundreds of thousands of students who study overseaseach year create a global citizenry that is culturallyaware and respectful of people of different backgrounds.These benefits translate into a more understanding andpeaceful world society. Individually, students areenriched and draw lifetime benefits from the opportuni-ty to learn a discipline in a different cultural context,acquire or perfect a foreign language, be immersed inand learn from another culture, and teach one’s cultureto others.

The United States has an unparalleled system ofhigher education in terms of the number of institutionsand the variety and quality of their programs of study.There are more than 3,600 universities offering bache-lor’s and associate degrees in more than 600 subjectareas. The sheer size and diversity of the U.S. highereducation system can make the task of finding the insti-tution that is right for you seem daunting. The processof researching, selecting, and applying to colleges anduniversities in the United States is difficult and time-consuming, but it is well worth the investment.

It is important for students to find the institution that

will best meet their educational, professional, and per-sonal needs. With this in mind, the objective of theCollege Board International Student Handbook is toprovide international students with up-to-date, objec-tive, and thorough information to help them makeinformed decisions about their education. The under-graduate institutions described in this book are fullyaccredited by agencies recognized by the U.S.Department of Education and encourage internationalstudent enrollment.

The book is designed to be used in conjunction withthe College Board College Handbook and the CollegeBoard Book of Majors, as well as the wide array ofresources available on the Internet, in order to find thecollege or university that best fits a student’s needs.Nearly all colleges and universities have Web sites,which are listed in this publication. The College Boardalso has a Web site (www.collegeboard.com) where stu-dents can conduct a college search, register for theSAT®, and learn about materials to prepare for theexam.

We would like to acknowledge those who worked onthe International Student Handbook 2007, especiallythe following nine admissions professionals who pro-vided their expertise.

• Peter Briggs, Director, Office for InternationalStudents and Scholars, Michigan State University,East Lansing, Michigan

• Ken Bus, Director, International EducationPrograms, Glendale Community College, Arizona

• Joseph DeCrosta, Director of InternationalPrograms, Duquesne University, Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania

• David Dillman, Director of Transfer andInternational Student Admission, Austin College,Sherman, Texas

• Dr. Michael Gargano, Vice Chancellor of StudentAffairs, University of Massachusetts, Amherst,Massachusetts

• Ann Gogerty, Senior Admission Counselor, IowaState University, Ames, Iowa

• Dr. Tatia Granger, Vice President for EnrollmentServices, Bennett College, Greensboro, NorthCarolina

• Judith Jurek, Senior Associate Director, Office ofAdmission, University of Southern California, LosAngeles, California

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The doors of U.S. educational institutions are open toall qualified students from around the world. TheUnited States is proud of an educational system thatattracts students and scholars from across the globe.In the words of President George W. Bush, “We…encourage international students to take part in oureducational system….The relationships that areformed between individuals from different countries,as part of international education programs andexchanges…foster goodwill that develops intovibrant, mutually beneficial partnerships amongnations.”

—Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs,U.S. Department of State

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• Mark G. Reid, Director of International Admission,University of Miami, Florida

This publication is a culmination of cooperationbetween the College Board’s Office of InternationalEducation and College Planning Services department,government agencies involved with international educa-tional exchange, EducationUSA advisers, and interna-tional admissions officers at U.S. colleges anduniversities. The data in this publication were providedto the College Board by the institutions themselvesthrough the Annual Survey of Colleges 2006-2007, con-ducted in the spring of 2006. The information was veri-fied by a staff of data editors under the direction ofShauna Morrison, Renée Gernand, and Stan Bernstein,and with the assistance of Cathy Serico. TomVanderberg was responsible for the overall editorialdirection of this book.

All these professionals share a common belief thatthe proper placement of and service to international stu-dents at U.S. campuses are critical to the development ofmutual understanding through the exchange process.

Office of International Education The College Board

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Part I: Applyingto college in theUnited States

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Planning calendarfor U.S. studyTwo years before admission…For admission in August or September, begin twoyears in advance.

September

• If you have access to the Internet, visit the CollegeBoard’s Web site at www.collegeboard.com. It hasrich databases of information on colleges, careers,and scholarships.

• Find out about sources of U.S. college informationin your country—libraries, advising centers, U.S.educational organizations or commissions, and theInternet. The U.S. Department of State sponsors anetwork of EducationUSA advising centers in over150 countries to provide students with free, up-to-date information and help to apply for degree pro-grams at American colleges and universities. Youcan search for EducationUSA advising centers onthe College Board’s Web site, at http://apps.collegeboard.com/cbsearch/center/searchOverseasAdvCenter.jsp.

• Review the sections in this book on choosing andcomparing colleges. Use the College Search on -col-legeboard.com, where you can find colleges thatmatch the features you want. Once you have a -man-ageable list, use this book to get essential -interna-tional student information about each of thosecolleges. College Search also allows you to link -directly to any college’s Web site, where you cangather more information.

• If English is not your first language, learn about theEnglish proficiency examination required. Two

examples of this type of test are the Test of Englishas a Foreign Language (TOEFL) and theInternational English Language Testing System(IELTS). Get the information bulletin and registra-tion materials. See also Test information on page30.

• Be sure you are taking courses that prepare you forstudy at U.S. colleges and universities.

• Register for the SAT Reasoning Test™ or SATSubject Tests™ if you plan to take the testsin October. Information on the SAT is availableon the College Board Web site, and on page 30.

October

• Take the SAT Reasoning Test or SAT Subject Testsif you registered for the October test date.

• Register for the SAT Reasoning Test or SAT SubjectTests if you plan to take the tests in November.

• Discuss your plans with an adviser. Ask your advis-er or counselor whether U.S. college representativeswill be visiting your country. Note the dates andplaces, and try to attend at least one meeting.

November

• Take the SAT Reasoning Test or SAT Subject Testsif you registered for the November test date.

• Register for the SAT Reasoning Test or SAT SubjectTests if you plan to take the tests in December.

• Discuss your plans with your teachers, family, peo-ple who work in your field of study and, if possible,people who have studied in the United States.

• Contact colleges by airmail or e-mail to request -catalogs.

December

• Take the SAT Reasoning Test or the SAT SubjectTests if you registered for the December test date.

• Register for the SAT Reasoning Test or SAT SubjectTests if you plan to take the tests in January.

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January

• Take the SAT Reasoning Test or SAT Subject Tests ifyou registered for the January date.

• Review college information you have collected fromguidebooks, college catalogs, and online sources.Choose three to six colleges to research more fully.

February

• Develop your financial plan. Consider how you willpay for your education, living expenses, and trans-portation for each year of study in the United States.

• Find out about scholarships and other types of finan-cial aid available in your country. Request the appli-cation materials.

March

• Register for the SAT Reasoning Test or SAT SubjectTests if you plan to take the tests in May.

• Schedule an appointment to take the computer-basedTOEFL, or another English proficiency test.

April

• egister for the SAT Reasoning Test or SAT SubjectTests if you plan to take the tests in May.

• Register for the SAT Reasoning Test or SAT SubjectTests if you plan to take the tests in June.

• Write to the colleges you have selected to request a currentcatalog and application form, or go to their Web sites to getthat material. Be sure to request financial aid and scholar-ship application forms if you intend to apply for aid.

May

• Take the SAT Reasoning Test or SAT Subject Tests ifyou registered for the May test date.

• Identify the teachers, counselors, and other adultsyou will ask for letters of recommendation.

June

• Take the SAT Reasoning Test or SAT Subject Tests if youregistered for the June test date.

• If there is a break in your school schedule, use thetime to improve your English skills by reading,writing, and speaking in English whenever you can.

July

• Read college application instructions carefully tofind out what information is required and when itmust reach each college to which you are applying.

One year before admission . . .

August

• Request information on intensive English languageprograms in the event you do not meet English -proficiency requirements.

• If an essay is required for your applications, beginyour first draft.

September

• If you have not yet taken admissions tests, or if youand your adviser think you can improve yourscores, register for a test date or schedule anappointment for a computer-based test, preferablyno later than November.

• Find out the procedures at your school (and anyother secondary school or college you have attend-ed) for sending your academic records (transcripts)to the colleges to which you are applying.

• If colleges have provided forms for recommenda-tions, give them to the teachers and other adults youhave contacted.

October

• Take the SAT Reasoning Test or SAT Subject Testsif you registered for the October test date.

• Register for the SAT Reasoning Test or SATSubject Tests if you plan to take the tests inNovember.

• Complete the essay for your applications.

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• Complete the financial aid application forms.

• Apply early to colleges.

November

• Take the SAT Reasoning Test or SAT Subject Testsif you registered for the November test date.

• Register for the SAT Reasoning Test or SAT SubjectTests if you plan to take the tests in December.

• Be sure you request that your scores on all requiredtests be sent to all the colleges on your list.

• Check to see that the people from whom yourequested recommendations have sent them.

• Be sure that your school or college has sent youracademic records to all the colleges on your list.

December

• Take the SAT Reasoning Test or SAT Subject Testsif you registered for the December test date.

• Reply promptly and completely to any requests foradditional information you may receive from col-leges to which you have applied.

January

• Be sure to keep up the quality of your studies. Yourcomplete academic record can be important inadmissions decisions.

• If you have not already completed all financial aidapplication forms, be sure to do so now and mailthem as soon as possible.

February

• Review your financial plan for your education. Ifyou think you may need additional help, investigateany sources of financial aid in your country that youmay have overlooked.

March

• Some colleges with a rolling admissions policyrequire a response and a deposit soon. Note anyreply dates that apply to you.

April

• You will probably hear from colleges this month ornext. Review the section in this book on what to doif you are accepted at more than one college.

• Be sure to send your reply and deposit by the -acceptance deadline.

• Apply for a passport.

May

• Write to colleges from which you have not heard.

• Review predeparture procedures.

• Confirm housing reservations at the college of yourchoice.

• Apply for a visa. Check with the U.S. embassy orconsulate to be sure you meet all requirements forentry into the United States.

June

• Investigate predeparture orientation programs inyour country. Ask the adviser at the EducationUSAadvising center in your country.

• Make travel arrangements.

July

• Use this opportunity to continue upgrading yourEnglish proficiency.

• If possible, earn money toward your expenses.

August

• Make sure all your predeparture activities are com-plete.

• Have a wonderful trip!

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Why study in theUnited States?Although travel of any kind is both exciting and informa-tive, studying outside your home country offers uniquepossibilities. It allows you to completely immerse yourselfin a new environment: in the classroom you gain exposureto new learning techniques and perspectives; outside theclassroom you have the opportunity to meet people fromdifferent cultures. This can be a life-changing experience,giving you a new understanding of international political,social, and economic issues. In addition, study abroaddevelops personal self-confidence, cross-cultural aware-ness, and open-mindedness to new ideas and values.Employers worldwide consider these important assets.

Of all the possible places international students chooseto study, the number one destination is the United States.In fact, today about 40 percent of all international studentsin the world are studying in the United States. There are anumber of features that make U.S. education so popular.

Quality. The U.S. higher education system has aninternational reputation for quality. There are distin-guished programs available in almost every field ofstudy. Many universities attract world-renowned facultyand stand at the forefront of research and technologicaldevelopment. State-of-the-art facilities include libraries,laboratories, computers, and other resources.

Diversity of institutions and programs available.The range of educational opportunities in the UnitedStates is enormous. No matter what college experienceyou are seeking, you will find it at one or more of the3,700 higher education institutions throughout the coun-try. Here are just a few of the features you can chooseamong.

• Size: Institutions range from fewer than 1,000 tomore than 50,000 students.

• Student body: Most colleges are coeducational,but there are 66 for men only and 53 for women only.

• Selectivity: College admissions policies range fromhighly selective to open admissions.

• Setting: Campuses are located in small and largecities, suburban areas, and rural communities, and ina variety of climates.

• Field of study: With more than 600 major fields ofstudy to select from, you are likely to find a programthat suits your interests.

• Type of institution: Choices range from liberalarts colleges that emphasize broad preparation inacademic disciplines to technical schools that pro-vide focused, career-related training. Some offervocational programs, and a growing number of col-leges offer options in distance learning.

Flexibility. One of the hallmarks of U.S. education isflexibility. At the undergraduate level, universitiesemphasize a broad, well-rounded education. You will beoffered a wide range of classes—mathematics, science,the arts, social science, and languages—before finallyhaving to choose a specialization. Students are activelyinvolved in designing their course schedules because somany options are available. It is even possible to com-bine academic classes with work experience that will berecognized as part of the degree program. Most institu-tions have qualified staff on hand to help you make thebest decisions to attain your academic goals. In theclassroom, you are encouraged to be an active partici-pant in the learning process. Faculty welcome, and gen-erally expect, student input and encourage you todevelop your own ideas and questions, and to expressthem.

Campus life. A successful college experience involvesmore than academic work. You will find a wide range ofsocial, cultural, and sports activities outside the class-room that will match your interests, such as internshipsand clubs. These give you a chance to make friends andat the same time develop team and leadership skills thatwill be useful in your future career.

It is important to understand the differencesbetween the U.S. system of education and your owncountry’s system. Please review the next section on U.S.higher education before continuing.

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U.S. highereducationTypes of institutions and degreesHow education systems are organized varies from coun-try to country. Higher education in the United Statesmay be very different from education in your country.

Preuniversity studies in the United States consist ofone or more years of preschool, kindergarten, and 12years of elementary and secondary school (also called“high school”). The chart in this section shows that thestructure of preuniversity studies varies in how it isorganized, but the body of knowledge to be covered issimilar across the 50 states, regardless of how the schoolsystem is organized. The United States does not have amandated course for secondary schools or a nationalexamination. However, educators apply a common setof standards for assessing the basic competenciesexpected of secondary school graduates. The typical stu-dent receives a secondary school diploma at age 17 or18.

The first level of higher (postsecondary) education iscalled “undergraduate” study and includes two-year andfour-year programs. Two-year programs generally leadto an associate degree. An associate degree may beearned at a two-year community or junior college, or ata four-year college or university. There are two types ofassociate degree programs. Transfer programs providethe first two years of general education for transfer to afour-year program. Terminal programs (sometimescalled vocational or technical) prepare students for acareer in a specific trade.

Four-year colleges and universities offer programsthat lead to a bachelor’s degree (sometimes called thebaccalaureate). The first two years usually are spent incourses that give you a broad foundation for future spe-cialization. They may include English composition,world history, natural sciences, mathematics, languages,and social sciences, plus some courses determined by

your chosen field of study. The second two years aredevoted to your major academic subject. Five years ofundergraduate study may be required for some fields. Afew specialized institutions offer only the last two yearsof undergraduate study; these are called upper-divisioninstitutions.

“Graduate study” follows the completion of under-graduate education at the bachelor’s degree level. Itleads to the master’s and doctoral degrees in academicdisciplines or first-professional degrees such as law(J.D.), medicine (M.D.), and dentistry (D.D.S.). A mas-ter’s degree generally requires one or two years of full-time study, but three-year master’s degree programsexist. Doctoral and first-professional degrees require atleast three years of full-time study and, with someresearch projects, will take even longer. Admission tograduate programs can be very competitive, and somefirst-professional degree programs limit admission toapplicants who earned their bachelor’s degrees at a U.S.college.

Degree programs are offered at many different typesof institutions in the United States. Some institutions arepublic and some private. Although nearly all institutionsreceive some financial support from federal and stategovernments, public institutions rely heavily on publicfunds, while private institutions depend more on tuition,fees, and contributions from foundations and private cit-izens. There are also some postsecondary schools called“proprietary” schools, which are operated on a for-prof-it basis by their owners.

Admissions Advice“One advantage of community colleges is pricing.Students can earn two years of credit at a much lowercost to them and their families than at a public or pri-vate university. Community colleges also have small-er classes, and there’s a lot of support available tointernational students for improving their English.”

—Ken Bus, Glendale Community College,Glendale, Arizona

“One of the draws of an all-women institution is thatfamilies of international students are more comfort-able sending their daughters to the U.S. knowing thatthey’re going to an institution that is women-focusedand women-centered.”

—Tatia Granger, Bennett College,Greensboro, North Carolina

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Postdoctoral study and research

Doctoral degree study

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UndergraduateTechnical Institute

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Education in the United States

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Academic calendarThe academic year can be divided in a variety of ways.The most common is the semester system, in which theacademic year is divided into two 16-week terms in falland spring, with a long summer vacation and a shorterwinter break. In the quarter system, the 12-month aca-demic year is divided into four equal parts; most studentstake classes for three quarters of the year and take a breakin the remaining quarter. There is also a trimester system,which divides the year into three 15-week terms. Underthat system, students can attend school year-round andearn the same number of credits in the summer as they doin the fall or spring semesters. Some schools use a modi-fied semester system called 4-1-4; they have a one-monthintersession (or “winter term”) between the two semes-ters, during which students take short courses, travel for ashort study abroad experience, or do an internship.Regardless of how the calendar is arranged, you willcover approximately the same amount of material in ayear of study. If you transfer from a college using thesemester system to a university using a quarter system,the university will know how to convert your semestercredits to quarter credits, and you will not lose any time.

AccreditationAccreditation in the United States is managed entire-

ly by the institutions themselves, in cooperation withregional accrediting bodies. Reviews are conducted bycommittees of educators and other private citizensrather than by the government. Although institutions arenot required to seek accreditation, most do becauseaccreditation indicates that an institution meets stan-dards of quality in its faculty and academic programs.

There are six regional accrediting associations thatcover the entire country. A college or university that isregionally accredited has the highest type of institution-al accreditation granted in the United States. Some insti-tutions are accredited by national agencies that accreditspecific types of schools, such as religious or technicalschools.

Accreditation by a recognized agency is importantfor several reasons:

• Credits are more easily transferred from one accred-ited institution to another.

• Most scholarship, fellowship, and grant programs areavailable only for study in accredited institutions.

• Degrees and diplomas are more generally recognizedamong accredited institutions within the UnitedStates as well as by governments and universities inother countries.

Specific academic or professional programs at a univer-sity, such as the engineering department, may also beaccredited. Professional associations, concerned aboutstandards of education, offer accreditation reviews toassure that the course offerings, facilities, and programadministration (such as faculty qualifications and teach-ing load) meet agreed-upon standards. Two examples ofsuch professional accrediting agencies are theAssociation to Advance of Collegiate Schools ofBusiness (AACSB) and the Accreditation Board forEngineering and Technology (ABET), but there aremany others. Each institution you consider will be ableto tell you the standing of their academic programs withaccrediting bodies.

Accreditation alone is not a guarantee of high stan-dards, but the lack of accreditation may be a warningthat the degree or credit earned may not be accepted byother institutions or your country’s government. All thecolleges and universities listed in Part II of this book areaccredited by either regional associations or nationalagencies recognized by the U.S. Department ofEducation and the Council for Higher EducationAccreditation. (A list of these agencies appears on page17.)

Information on accreditation can be found in the cur-rent edition of Accredited Institutions of PostsecondaryEducation, which is available in many libraries andadvising centers, or at the Council for Higher EducationAccreditation’s Web site (www.chea.org). If a college isnot accredited by a regional accrediting association orother nationally recognized agency, you should consultan adviser to find out more about the college before yousend any application forms or money.

Credits, grading, and evaluationThe “credit” system in the United States is sometimesconfusing. Each course is assigned a value, called a cred-it or unit. The number of credits usually reflects the num-ber of hours the class will meet with the professor during

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one week. In a three-credit course, the class typically willmeet Monday, Wednesday, and Friday for one hour oflecture each day. A four-credit course might meetTuesday and Thursday for two hours of lecture each day,or meet three days a week for lecture and have one hourof discussion or lab. Each professor will make reading orwriting assignments, usually weekly, and students shouldplan to work two to three hours outside of class for everyhour inside class. In other words, a three-credit coursemay produce nine hours of homework a week.

Classroom examinations are given frequently through-out the years of undergraduate education in the UnitedStates. While small weekly written tests are common,testing may be limited to two or three large written exam-inations each semester, often called midterms. Almost allclasses conclude with a final examination or large project.Testing gives the instructor or professor a basis for award-ing grades and gives students an indication of their aca-demic progress compared with other students in the class.

Grades are determined by a series of evaluations andmay include the cumulative assessment of all of the fol-lowing: weekly quizzes, midterms, final exams, andpapers, as well as class attendance and class participation.Each assignment or examination is usually graded, butyour permanent record reflects only the final gradeearned by the end of the course. If you do not do well ona midterm examination, there are other opportunities dur-ing the balance of the term to show the professor that youhave improved. Although there is great variation in grad-ing practices, most colleges in the United States use someversion of the following grading system.

Grade Represents

A or 4 Consistently high performance

B or 3 Above average

C or 2 Average

D or 1 Minimally passing

E, F, or 0 Failure

Grades are recorded in your permanent record at theend of each term by the registrar. Using the points notedabove and the credits assigned to each course, a gradepoint average (GPA) is determined for each semester andaccumulated for the entire time you are in the degree pro-gram. Each university has its own grading policies, andthat information is usually explained in the university cat-alog or can be obtained from the office of the registrar.

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Regional Accrediting AssociationsMiddle States Commission on Higher Education3624 Market StreetPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19104-2680www.msche.org

Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland, NewJersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, VirginIslands

New England Association of Schools and Colleges209 Burlington RoadBedford, Massachusetts 01730-1433www.neasc.org

Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts,New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont

North Central Association of Colleges and Schools30 North LaSalle Street, Suite 2400Chicago, Illinois 60602-2504www.ncacihe.org

Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Illinois, Indiana,Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri,Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota, Ohio,Oklahoma, South Dakota, West Virginia, Wisconsin,Wyoming

Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges8060 165th Avenue NE, Suite 100Redmond, Washington 98052-3891www.nwccu.org

Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah,Washington

Southern Association of Colleges and Schools1866 Southern LaneDecatur, Georgia 30033-4097www.sacs.org

Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana,Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina,Tennessee, Texas, Virginia

Western Association of Schools and CollegesAccrediting Commission for Senior Colleges and

Universities985 Atlantic Avenue, Suite 100Alameda, California 94501www.wascweb.orgAccrediting Commission for Community

and Junior Colleges10 Commercial Boulevard, Suite 204Novato, California 94949www.accjc.org

American Samoa, California, Guam, Hawaii, TrustTerritory of the Pacific

National Accrediting AssociationsACICS Accrediting Council for Independent

Colleges and Schools750 First Street NE, Suite 980Washington, D.C. 20002-4241www.acics.org

ACCSCT Accrediting Commission for CareerSchools/Colleges of Technology

2101 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 302Arlington, Virginia 22201www.accsct.org

ABHE Association for Biblical Higher Education

5575 S. Semoran Blvd., Suite 26Orlando, Florida 32822-1781www.abhe.org

AARTS Association of Advanced Rabbinical andTalmudic Schools

11 BroadwayNew York, New York 10004

ATS Association of Theological Schools inthe United States and Canada

10 Summit Park DrivePittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15275-1103www.ats.edu

DETC Distance Education and TrainingCouncil

1601 18th Street NWWashington, D.C. 20009www.detc.org

New York Board of RegentsOffice of College and University EvaluationNew York State Education DepartmentRoom 110EBAlbany, New York 12234www.regents.nysed.gov

For specialized program accreditation see AccreditedInstitutions of Postsecondary Education, Washington,D.C.: American Council on Education, available from:Greenwood Publishing Group

88 Post Rd. WestWestport, CT 06881(203) 226-3571www.greenwood.com

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Planning for study in theUnited StatesApplying to college in the United States from anothercountry can be exciting and challenging. It can also befrustrating—but it need not be difficult if you get accu-rate information and follow the required procedures care-fully.

There are almost a quarter million undergraduate stu-dents from other countries enrolled at nearly 3,000 two-year and four-year colleges and universities in the UnitedStates. This represents four percent of the U.S. higher

education enrollment each year. Many of these institu-tions have more applicants than they can accept in anyyear. As a result, college admissions can be very compet-itive, especially for applicants from outside the UnitedStates.The key to successful admission lies in careful planningand timely completion of the required steps. Keep inmind the following advice during your college planning.

Consider your own characteristics• What kind of person are you?

• What makes you happy?

• What are your interests?

• Are you sure you know what you want to study?

• Why do you think studying in another country will begood for you?

• What about studying in another country makes youfeel anxious?

Planning Guide• Begin planning about 24 months before the date you

wish to start studying in the United States. Contactuniversities that interest you at least one year inadvance.

• Identify the things that are most important to youwhen looking for a college in the United States.Make a list of those characteristics to help you com-pare the colleges that interest you.

• Review and use this book. If you have access to acomputer with an Internet browser, link to theCollege Search on collegeboard.com, where youcan find out quickly which colleges have the fea-tures you want. College Search also allows you tolink directly to college Web sites, which are a richsource of information about degrees and coursesoffered, costs, student services, and financial aid.Some even provide a virtual campus tour.

• Consult an EducationUSA advising center. Locatethe one nearest you by searching on the CollegeBoard’s Web site(http://apps.collegeboard.com/cbsearch/center/searchOverseasAdvCenter.jsp).

• Talk with students in your country who have studiedin the United States.

• Start planning your college budget. Be realisticabout how you will pay for your education.

• If you plan to apply for scholarships, do so beforeleaving home. Little financial help is available oncethe school year starts.

• Be sure that your information is current and correct.Don’t rely on hearsay or someone else’s experience.Contact universities directly to get information andinstructions about admissions.

• Complete all the steps in the admissions and finan-cial aid process as early as possible. If you do notunderstand why a college asks for particular infor-mation or requires a particular process, ask them formore information about it.

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• Have you been away from your family for long peri-ods of time before?

The picture you have of yourself—your academic ability,interests, attitudes, and personality—is very helpful inchoosing colleges and in completing the applicationforms you will be asked to submit. Colleges will ask youabout yourself because they are interested in you andbelieve that personal factors play an important role inacademic success.

Consider your English-language skillsOne of the main challenges many international studentsface is their English language proficiency. If your firstlanguage is not English and if your previous educationwas not in English, it is important to take all Englishlanguage proficiency tests as soon as possible.

You will be expected to read, write, understand, andspeak English properly and fluently to carry out your

studies. Conversational English will not be sufficient.Colleges and universities require proof of English guageproficiency when you apply and measure your skills byasking you to take a standardized test of English, suchas the TOEFL. Even with excellent academic qualifica-tions, you may not be admitted if your English languageproficiency is too low.

International students often underestimate the stresscaused by suddenly changing cultures, education andeconomic systems, friends, methods of teaching andlearning, and living environments. Moving suddenlyfrom speaking and thinking in the language of yourcountry to thinking, listening, and speaking in English isvery stressful. Get an accurate estimate of your ability inEnglish so that you can enroll in a language school ifneeded to improve your ability before starting studies inthe United States. Be sure to ask the admissions officeifthe institution offers an intensive course in English asa second language.

Answer the questions below to help you assess yourEnglish.

Circle one

1. I can read textbooks written in English…

A. easily with the help of a dictionary to check new or difficult words.

B. with difficulty and the frequent use of a dictionary.

C. with great difficulty, constant use of a dictionary, and help from others.

D. I have never tried reading a textbook in English.

2. I can write an essay in English…

A. easily, using a dictionary to check spelling and meaning of some words.

B. with difficulty and the frequent use of a dictionary and grammar book.

C. with great difficulty, translating what I have written in my language into English, with constant use of a dictionary and help from others.

D. I have never tried writing an essay in English.

3. I can understand spoken English about a current news topic…

A. easily except for special words.

B. with some difficulty and if the information is repeated at least once.

C. with difficulty and the use of a dictionary.

D. I have not listened to someone speak in English about a current news topic.

4. I can speak in English…

A. about any topic, with the occasional use of a dictionary.

B. about certain topics with which I am most familiar.

C. if I am asked simple questions.

D. I have not had the opportunity to speak in English.

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College cost andpaying for youreducationCollege costThe profiles in Part II of this book give academic-yearcosts broken down by tuition and fees and living expens-es. Remember that college costs are rising and are likelyto be higher by the time you enter a program of study.Confirm current costs with the school when you apply.

Just as the types of educational institutions in theUnited States vary widely, so does the cost of education.Cost may be a major factor in deciding which college toattend. In academic year 2005-06, the average cost forU.S. residents living on campus at four-year undergradu-ate colleges varied from about $12,000 to $29,000 fornine months. The cost for international students was high-er. You must consider living expenses during holidays andthe summer and round-trip transportation from yourhome country. Actual tuition, fees, and estimated livingexpenses for international students are listed in Part II ofthis book. The estimates do not include expenses for anautomobile, unless specified. The cost of going to collegein the United States is something you and your familyshould think about early in your college planning. Costdiffers from one institution to another, so you should esti-mate a budget for the college you are considering. Yourtotal budget should include the following expenses foreach year of study.

Tuition and feesTuition and fees are generally charged on the basis of anine-month (September–May) academic year. Somecolleges also offer course work in the summer period(June–August); if you plan to take courses in the sum-mer, increase your budget to allow for expenses for a

12-month period. Some universities charge a flat rate fortuition and some calculate tuition by the credit hour.Each course is assigned a number of credits, usuallyreflecting the number of “contact hours” with the pro-fessor per week for one term. A typical course in a U.S.institution is worth three credit hours. Thus, to calculatethe additional cost of a summer program, multiply thenumber of courses you intend to take by three to obtainthe total number of credit hours, then multiply that bythe tuition per credit hour charge.

Tuition and fees for international students listed inthis book are for the 2006-07 academic year unless oth-erwise stated; the cost has increased by about 9 to 10percent per year in recent years. Be sure to confirm cur-rent costs with the college when you apply. To estimatefuture costs, add this increase for each year.

The items included in fees vary from institution toinstitution. To compare accurately, ask what is includedin the fees. Some typical fees are health insurance, stu-dent activity fees, scholarship funds, building funds, labfees, and computer usage fees.

Room and boardRoom and board means basic living expenses for foodand housing. No matter where you go to college, youwill have to consider these expenses. Many collegeshave on-campus housing. Some require students to livein a college dormitory, at least for the first year. Othersdo not, and students commute from housing near thecollege. Commuting students in general pay somewhatless for housing than students living in college dormito-ries, but their cost of transportation is higher. Most col-leges have housing offices that can help you find localhousing in an apartment or a home that you can sharewith other students.

The room and board cost for colleges with on-cam-pus housing assumes that you will share a room withone student, and have regular meals in the college cafe-teria. Find out if the room charges include bedding(sheets, pillows, and blankets) and regular linen service.

If you will be attending college during the summer,add an estimate of the cost for housing and meals forthree additional months to your budget.

Books and suppliesColleges estimate the cost for books and supplies for theacademic year. If you are planning to study in a fieldthat requires special supplies, such as engineering, art,or film, your expenses are likely to be greater than the

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average. If you attend summer school, add a sum to yourbudget for books for the summer classes.

ComputersComputers are a common requirement on college cam-puses today. Most universities have computer labs forstudent use, but some require students to have their owncomputers. Ask whether the university you are applyingto requires you to have a personal computer. If so, cal-culate that into your expenses.

TransportationThe living cost figures in this book do not cover tripsbetween the United States and your home country. Besure to add expenses to your yearly budget for round-trip travel between your home country and college.

If you plan to live off campus and commute to col-lege, you will incur local travel expenses. Commutercolleges have included an estimate of these expenses.

Personal expensesThese expenses include the cost of basic goods such asclothing, services such as laundry, and activities such asmovies and sports events. Health insurance is required.If you have dependents or if you have special medicalneeds, substantial additional funds will be needed tomeet your living expenses. Most institutions have anestimate of the basic cost.

Sources of fundingAlthough there are government-sponsored and institu-tional financial aid programs, most of those funds arefor U.S. citizens or permanent residents. For interna-tional students, the cost of higher education in theUnited States is primarily the student’s responsibility.Although many colleges have some financial aid avail-able for students from outside the United States, there isnot enough aid to meet the need of all students.

There is more financial aid available for graduate stu-dents than for undergraduate students. In 2004-05, 80.9percent of international undergraduate students paid fortheir education with personal or family funds, while51.6 percent of international graduate students wereself-financed. After personal and family funds, U.S. col-leges and universities are the most significant source offunding for international students. In 2004-05, U.S. col-leges and universities provided funding for 9.4 percent

of undergraduate students from abroad. In Part II of thisbook, which lists detailed information about undergrad-uate institutions, the far right-hand column indicateswhether an institution offers financial aid to internation-al students, the number of awards, and the averageamount of the awards. These lists will give you a realis-tic idea of your chances of receiving financial assistancefrom a specific institution.

You are responsible for planning how you will pay foryour educational, living, and travel expenses. Answer thequestions below to begin your financial plan.

• Have you consulted your family, a prospective spon-sor, or others about your plans for financing your stayin the United States?

• Have they agreed to support you?

• If you are applying for a scholarship, have you sub-mitted all the required documents?

• When will you be notified of the results?

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Financial aidFinancial aid to students in the United States includes(1) scholarships or grants, (2) loans, which have to berepaid, and (3) jobs, which provide money to help paycollege costs. Financial aid may cover all college costsor only a very small fraction. Jobs require a commitmentof a specified number of hours per week.

U.S. sources of financial aid include federal andstate governments, private foundations, companies, anduniversities. Financial aid programs usually have specif-ic requirements, such as financial need, citizenship, or aparticular field and level of study. International studentsmay apply for privately sponsored scholarships wherethe criteria allow, but should be aware that these schol-arships have a very early deadline for applicationsIf you have Internet access, be sure to use theScholarship Search on the College Board’s Web site(www.collegeboard.com) to find potential sources of funding.

It is a good idea to investigate sources of financialaid in your own country as well as those in the UnitedStates. Keep in mind that the application process forscholarships and other financial aid programs may beginas early as 18 months before your planned date ofenrollment. Contact an EducationUSA advising center,the U.S. embassy or consulate in your country, or otherorganizations about financial aid as soon as possible.

Part-time work outside of the college or university issometimes a possible source of additional income oncea student is in the United States. Keep in mind, howev-er, that people traveling in the United States on a studentvisa are not allowed to work off campus until one yearof academic study has been completed successfully.Then you have to get permission from the college andthe Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Servicesbefore you can work off campus part-time. Internationalstudents can usually work on campus. In either case,your earnings from part-time work will not cover muchmore than personal expenses. You should not count onemployment to pay the major cost of your education.

Understanding your U.S. federal incometax obligationsMany students from other countries studying in theUnited States are not aware that they may incur U.S.federal income tax obligations. According to the U.S.Internal Revenue Service (IRS), the international stu-dents most likely to incur U.S. tax obligations are thosewho receive grants or stipends or who earn income asteaching or laboratory assistants.

According to IRS officials, a large number of inter-national students actually overpay their taxes becausethey mistakenly believe that the government will auto-matically withhold the correct amount of taxes and thatthey therefore do not have to file a return. Seek advicein the personnel office on your campus about your taxwithholding, and familiarize yourself with the U.S. taxregulations. Watch for tax seminars on your campus, orask your international student adviser for advice.

“International students can typically find scholar-ship information in the college’s publications or Website. Many schools will offer merit scholarship con-sideration, and that information is pretty easy to findon the Web site, usually in the financial aid or schol-arship section.”

—Judith Jurek, University of Southern California,Los Angeles, California

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Advice for undergraduateapplicantsChoosing a collegeAttending college in another country can be a very excit-ing and rewarding experience. It is important that youselect one that best matches your interests and needs andoffers the academic program you want to study. To find acollege that offers what you need, decide what collegecharacteristics are important to you. When you compareyour own needs and interests with the characteristics ofthe college, you will find a good match.

Finding out more about collegesLearning as much as you can about the colleges you areconsidering increases your chances of making a gooddecision on where to apply. One of the best sourcestoday is the Internet. Most U.S. colleges have Web sitesthat provide you with complete information about aca-demic programs and course offerings, admissionsrequirements, and procedures for applying. Their sitesmay include photos of the campus and its environmentor a virtual campus tour. In addition, there are manyother sources of information and advising that may beavailable in your country. The U.S. government, for-eign governments, and nonprofit organizations supportthese activities. There is usually no cost to you,although a minimal charge may be requested to coverthe expense of printing booklets or the postage if yourequest information by mail. One or more of thesesources may be available in your country:

• The College Board’s Web site (www.collegeboard.com)

• U.S. embassies, consulates, American centers, and libraries

• Fulbright commissions and foundations

• Binational centers

• Nonprofit exchange organizations, such as theInstitute of International Education or MIDEAST

• University information centers and libraries

• Public libraries

You may also check listings in local telephone booksor call or write the U.S. embassy or the ministry ofeducation in your country, stating that (1) you areseeking information and advice about academic studyin the United States and (2) you would like to knowwhere to visit or write.

A list of advising centers is provided in Part III ofthis book. Advice from knowledgeable and experiencedadvisers can help you make realistic plans and com-plete the admissions process successfully.

Another helpful source of information in yourcountry is people who have studied in the UnitedStates. Talk to them, but remember that their experi-ences will be influenced by how recently they werethere and by the location and type of institution theyattended. The environment they chose may be different

Choosing a college

Make a list of what is important to you when choosing college.Consider this list and then add other characteristics you seek.

• Does the college offer the degree you are seeking in your desired field of study?

• What type of college is it (for example, two-year communitycollege, four-year university, private or public, urban or rural,religious affiliation)?

• How many students are enrolled? How many of them spe-cialize in the field you’re interested in? How many of them are from outside the U.S.?

• Can you describe the campus environment from what you have read about it?

• Is housing available on campus?

• What is the total cost of tuition, fees, room, and board (meals)? Are scholarships or other forms of financial aid available for international students?

• Is there an orientation program specifically for internationalstudents? Are there student services to help you outside the classroom, including an international student advising office? If you need help with your English skills, does the college offer an intensive language learning program?

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from the one you seek. However, they should be able togive you some ideas about adjusting to college life inthe United States. An advising center may be able to setup discussions or workshops with returnees and U.S.college alumni.

The following sources can provideimportant facts about U.S. colleges.Internet. Most colleges have Web sites, and theiraddresses are listed in the alphabetical list of colleges in

Part III. When you contact an organization, ask for itsWeb site address.

You can also use the Internet to search for collegeswith the features you want, using a free service such asthe College Board’s College Search (www.collegeboard.com/collegesearch).

Other college guidebooks and software. Thebook you’re reading provides current information oninternational student enrollment, tests required, applica-tion deadlines, application fees, tuition and fees, roomand board, financial aid, and the availability of interna-tional student advisers, orientation, and intensiveEnglish language programs at U.S. colleges. TheCollege Board College Handbook 2007 provides in-depth, current information on the size, location, degreesand majors offered, admissions requirements, cost, stu-dent profile, activities, athletics, and special programsand services. The College Board Book of Majors pro-vides lists of major fields of study at the undergraduateand graduate degree levels and the colleges that offereach major. It also provides descriptions of the mostpopular majors.

College catalogs. Colleges produce catalogs and bul-letins that give up-to-date information on their admis-sions requirements, major fields of study, faculty,college costs, and other important factors. Most catalogsare available on the Internet as well as in paper form.

College representatives. Some institutions sendrepresentatives to other countries to talk about their col-leges and to meet students who may be interested inapplying. Contact the U.S. embassy, an advising center,or the ministry of education to find out whether repre-sentatives from colleges will be visiting your country orparticipating in an online college fair.

Admissions Advice“It’s very important for prospective international students to communicate with current students, especially from

their home country, even perhaps from their own high school, who may be attending an institution. That way, cul-

turally at least, they can ask the types of questions that are most relevant to them. A student from small-town Iowa

and a student calling from Thailand—they might not quite relate on the same level. Speaking with someone from

your own culture is probably most helpful. Speaking to parents of current students from your home country is

also very helpful.”

—Mark G. Reid, Director of International Admission, University of Miami, Florida

Admissions Advice“It’s all about finding the right fit, or the best fit, forthat student. What you need to do is ask questionsabout yourself first. What kind of environment do Iwant to be in? What do I want to study? Do I want apreprofessional education or a liberal arts educa-tion? Do I want a big city or a small city? Do I wanta religiously affiliated institution? Once you ask thosequestions, you can start plugging your desires andpriorities into the schools that fit best.”—Joseph DeCrosta, Duquesne University,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania“It’s important to decide whether you need an activeinternational student community and how much sup-port you think you will need. If there’s an interna-tional student organization that you can become apart of, how active is it? If you can, determinewhether international students are mainstreamed intothe college community or whether they’re more of asegregated population. That said, any internationalstudent should be sure that the college has an inter-national student adviser.”

-—David Dillman, Austin College,Sherman, Texas

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Once you have investigated the colleges that you areconsidering and determined where you wish to study,you are ready to send an application. Since the proce-dures for applying to college in the United States arelikely to be different from those in your own country,here are guidelines to help make this a smooth process.

When to applyYou should begin the application process as soon as youhave decided which colleges best meet your needs. Thisusually should be no later than 12 months before the dateyou expect to begin study in the United States. Reviewthe planning calendar at the beginning of this book.

Colleges may give a deadline for applications.Usually the deadline is the final date by which they mustreceive the application. Some colleges will continue toaccept applications after the deadline, but they will onlyprocess the application if they do not fill their class withapplications from students who applied by the deadline.For late applicants, there may be no housing and nofinancial assistance.

Make a checklist of the admissions requirements anddeadlines from your college comparison worksheet. Setyour own completion dates well ahead of the colleges’stated deadlines, and check off each step as you completeit. Remember to send all required documents and formsas soon as possible. U.S. colleges usually review appli-cations only when all the required documents have beenreceived.

Applying to college in the United StatesRequesting and filing the application

Most colleges will respond to e-mail requests for infor-mation. Whether writing by airmail or using electronicmail, in your first contact with a college in the UnitedStates supply enough information so that you willreceive correct information in return: Include yourintended field of study, your educational background,the term in which you wish to start, and informationabout your source of funds for paying for your educa-tion.

The use of computers in the application process and incompleting other college procedures is very common. If

at all possible, use the electronic application provided bythe college. This will accelerate the application processfor you and make it easier for the college to process yourapplication.

After you have received an application packet fromthe colleges of your choice, you should:

• Review the programs offered and the academicpreparation required for them.

• Note the important dates, such as deadlines.• Note which parts of the application will require a

contribution by another person—does the college askfor teacher recommendations, for example?

• Pay special attention to the information about tuition,fees, and living costs to be sure you understand thefinancial commitment involved.

You are now ready to file your application for admission.Plan to apply to more than one college in order toincrease your opportunities for admission.

Completing the application formMany colleges use a preliminary application for an initialreview of your background. This preliminary decisionmay save both you and the university some time andmoney. Whether you complete a preliminary application,or the official application, be sure to read all instructionscarefully and answer every question. Many colleges offer

Important things to remember whencompleting your application

• Use the same translation of your name on all documents,

preferably the one on your passport. If the name is different

on some records, enclose an explanation.

• Note the proper dates for filing the application.

• Read and follow the essay instructions carefully.

• Enclose proper financial documentation.

• Include all fees requested.

• If you have an e-mail address and/or fax number, be sure to

include it.

• Type the application form and essay, or write clearly.

• Send complete official academic records or certified copies of

your academic records along with your application. Have offi-

cial translations prepared, where necessary, and attach them to

the original/official documents.

• Take all required tests in time for your scores to be considered

with your application.

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an electronic application on the Internet. Be sure to lookfor it and use it if you have access to appropriate tech-nology.

Application feeMost colleges charge a nonrefundable application fee.Some colleges waive the fee if you use their electronicapplication. The fee must be sent in U.S. dollars; followthe instructions provided with the application form.

Writing the essayAs part of the application for admission, most collegesrequire one or more essays in which you respond to -questions provided by the college, write a biographicalstatement, or describe your academic goals, your previ-ous accomplishments, and reasons why you wish toattend college. Instructions for specific informationrequested as part of the essays will be included in theapplication packet. Give each essay a lot of thoughtbecause it is given careful consideration by the -admis-sions staff when making a decision about your applica-tion. Type the essay or write very clearly.

Your academic records The colleges to which you apply will require a com-plete set of records of your academic performance at

previous schools attended. Many colleges will acceptunofficial copies for their preliminary evaluation butwill require original or official documents to confirmtheir review. If your original records are not in English,submit an official translation with your academicrecords.

Placement and assessment testsAlmost all institutions will require you to take one ormore tests as part of the application process. Most col-leges and universities require assessment tests, such asthe SAT Reasoning Test and SAT Subject Tests. Thetests can be used for admissions decisions or forplacement—that is, deciding whether you need addi-tional study in some areas or whether you are equal toor ahead of other students being accepted to the col-lege. Tests that are computer-based may be taken anytime that is convenient for you. You are advised to reg-ister in advance, particularly if you intend to take atest in November through January. Where tests aregiven on a fixed date, you must register well inadvance for a space to take the test. See the test regis-tration schedule on page 31.

Each college will list the required tests in its appli-cation instructions. Be sure to take all required tests asearly as possible because they will be consideredwhen the college makes a decision about your admis-sion to the university. Check the college applicationfor required tests. See the test information section onpage 30 for a description of the various tests.

Undergraduates may also be required to take place-ment tests in specific subject areas such as English,mathematics, or the sciences to assess knowledge in a

Admissions Advice“Some international students will have limited Englishskills, especially when they are looking at our inten-sive English program, and may be shy about askingquestions because of this. I encourage students toe-mail us anyway.”

—Ann Gogerty, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa

“Before e-mailing a college, look at its Web site to seeif your question can be answered with informationthat’s there. Keep the questions short, clear, and -suc-cinct. The other thing is to be patient. It may take a fewdays for someone to get to your e-mail.”

—Judith Jurek, University of Southern California,Los Angeles

“Don’t write chat-room English to college -adminis-trators!”

—Ken Bus, Glendale Community College,Glendale, Arizona

Admissions Advice“We ask for an essay and give students flexibility onwhat they write about. It’s important for us to see thatthey can communicate well in English, grammaticallyand logically.”

—David Dillman, Austin College, Sherman, Texas

“I want the essay to come alive. I want to know thatperson as well as I can on paper. And that’s a hardthing, because we want somebody to self-disclose, andthat’s not necessarily the model in a lot of non-Western cultures.”

—Peter Briggs, Michigan State University,

East Lansing, Michigan

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particular subject. Placement tests are usually takenafter arrival on campus and the information is used incourse selection so that students neither repeat thingsthey already know nor are placed in a course forwhich they do not have a sufficient background.

Letters of recommendationSome colleges require letters of recommendation fromone or more adults who know you well. Letters of rec-ommendation by themselves will not ensure admis-sion, and letters that do not appear to assess thecandidate honestly may hinder an applicant’s chance.The following guidelines may be useful when request-ing letters of recommendation:

Auditions and portfoliosSchools of architecture, film, and the arts usuallyrequire additional information about you in order toassess your qualifications for admission to their pro-grams. This may include portfolios of your work forart, architecture, and design programs, and auditionsfor music and theater programs. They will oftenaccept audiotaped or videotaped representations ofauditions from applicants who are unable to performin person.

InterviewsSome colleges require interviews for admission to someor all of their programs. Interviews may be conducted inyour home country by alumni, by visiting staff from thecolleges, at recruitment fairs, or by individuals desig-nated by the college. During the interview, be clearabout your education goals and the reasons you want toattend this particular college, and be prepared to askquestions.

Your English skillsStrong English language skills will be very important toyour success while studying in the United States. Thelevel of proficiency expected by each college should beidentified in the application for admission. Some col-leges offer English as a second language (ESL) pro-

• Letters of recommendation should be honest andbalanced. A letter that is unrealistically favorable isless useful than one that explains possible areaswhere you need more work.

• You should request letters from two or three differ-ent sources—among them teachers, professors,guidance counselors, and employers. A familymember or personal friend is usually not accept-able.

• At U.S. colleges, letters from people who are famil-iar with your academic background are more impor-tant than letters from people in important positionsor from family members.

• Letters should focus on your academic abilitiesmore than on your character, but may include help-ful information about your community service, vol-unteer work, employment, service to others, andleadership qualities.

• Admission officers reading letters of recommenda-tion find the following information useful:

Academic record: discussion of your stronger andweaker academic areas; explanation of any gaps inyour schooling, such as time off, school closings,and so forth. If you are a graduate-level candidate,mention of specific academic accomplishments,maturity, and research capabilities is important.

Achievements: special accomplishments in school,work, or family should be mentioned. Awards youhave received should be described so that the admis-sion officer will understand their significance.

Unusual talents: special skills with languages or in thearts, athletic ability, and so on, should be mentioned.

• Give the person writing the letter clear instructionsfor sending the letter airmail to the address the col-lege provides. Type or print clearly.

Admissions Advice“The most important part of the application packetfor an international student is the same as for a stu-dent coming from a U.S. high school—and that is thestudent’s academic record. We’re familiar with thedifferent education systems that we’re dealing with.We know that some are more demanding than others.We know what grade and what types of courses we’relooking for from a particular education system. If it’sa system in which the focus is primarily on externalexams, then we look at those external exams.”

-—Mark G. Reid, University of Miami, Florida

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grams on the campus or nearby to help you improveyour English language skills. Be sure to take theEnglish language test required by your chosen collegeso the college can assess your readiness to study inEnglish. Please refer to the test information on page 33to find out more about the Test of English as a ForeignLanguage (TOEFL).

Other RequirementsHealth forms and health insuranceOnce you are admitted, you may be required to com-plete forms about your health. If a form is not provided,have a health examination and obtain a certificate writ-ten in English.

Most colleges and universities require health insur-ance while you are enrolled. Refer to the section onhealth on page 41 for more detailed information.

Financial documentationA document certifying the amount and source of incomeavailable to you for study in the United States will berequired. Most U.S. institutions will send you instruc-tions and a special form to complete. The form shouldbe submitted with your application for admission. Thedocumentation must show that you have resources topay for the first year of your college program and a rea-sonable financial plan for paying for the balance of youreducation. Once an admissions decision is made, thecollege will send you the appropriate U.S. governmentform so you can apply for a student or exchange visitorvisa. Refer to the visa information on page 40 for moreinformation regarding financial documentation and pro-cedures for coming to the United States.

Financial aid forms

Many colleges and universities that offer financial aid tointernational students require applicants to complete a

detailed financial aid application form, which is sepa-rate from the college application form. Typically, theseforms ask the following kinds of questions:

• What is your parents’ total annual income?

• What is your annual income?

• What are your annual living expenses?

• What is the value of any assets you and your parentshave, such as a house, a car, savings, and invest-ments?

• How many family members are in college?

• What plans do you have for locating financial aidfrom sources other than the college or university?

Ask each college to send you the financial aid applica-tion form it wants you to fill out. Some institutions usetheir own form. Others use the International StudentFinancial Aid Application, which is sponsored by theCollege Scholarship Service® (CSS®), and which youmay be able to submit to several institutions. It is avail-able from the college.

Request a financial aid application when yourequest an application for admission and submit thefinancial aid application when you apply for admission.Be sure to answer the questions as completely as possi-ble. Most colleges will ask for documentation of theinformation you provide on the financial aid applica-tion; gather and save those documents as you completethe forms.

Be sure to send the financial aid form by airmail tothe correct address, which may be different from theaddress you use for the college application.

What happens nextNotice of receipt. Most colleges will send you anotice confirming that they have received your applica-tion. If you have not received such a notice within amonth to six weeks from the time you submit yourapplication (either by mail or e-mail), you shouldinquire to be sure it was received and is complete.Evaluating your application. The evaluation of allthe admissions applications a college receives can takeseveral months. Some colleges send notifications to allstudents at one time; others respond as soon as an indi-vidual admissions decision is made. You can eliminate

Admissions Advice“We often look at recommendations for what we call"intangibles," like whether a student has spirit—thewill and desire to move herself forward.”

—Tatia Granger, Bennett CollegeGreensboro, North Carolina

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delays in your evaluation by following applicationinstructions carefully and responding to requests foradditional information immediately.Offers of admission. Accompanying your offer ofadmission will be a packet of information about the col-lege and its programs—things you need to know to getready to enter the college. It will usually include infor-mation about campus housing and orientation programs,and may have forms for you to complete and return. Youmay be asked to submit a fee to hold a place at the col-lege once you have been offered admission. (See Aftercolleges decide on page 35.) Orientation. Most colleges have orientation programsfor new students; some offer special orientation pro-grams for international students. You should try toattend these programs to acquaint yourself with the col-lege environment as well as to obtain program advice.

Other things you should knowTransferring from one U.S. college to another. Itis quite common in the United States for students totransfer from one college to another. They may attend acommunity college for one or two years and then trans-fer to a four-year college or university; sometimes theytransfer from one four-year college to another. If youbegin your studies in a community college and want togo on to a four-year college for a bachelor’s degree, besure to plan your studies with an adviser. Without care-ful course selection, you may extend the time it takes toearn your degree because the college you transfer tomay require basic courses other than the ones you havetaken.Transferring academic credits. In the UnitedStates, colleges allow the transfer of university levelacademic credits from one institution to another and will

apply those credits toward your degree at the new insti-tution. This is particularly important when transferringfrom a two-year to a four-year college. The previouscourse work must be comparable in content to an equiv-alent course offered at your new university and must beapplicable to the degree you are pursuing. Althoughthere is no guarantee that all previous course work willbe accepted, universities make every effort to applycourses either as general education credit or as fulfill-ment of a major subject requirement. Your new univer-sity will provide you with an evaluation of yourcredentials as well as documentation of your progresstoward your degree. This information will enable you todetermine the length of time it may take you to completeyour degree.

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Admissions Advice“We make digital copies of acceptance letters andscholarship letters and attach these to e-mails so wecan get word to international students much morequickly. Then we put the paper information in themail, knowing that they have received the informationat least electronically well before they get the notifi-cation in the mail.”

—David Dillman, Austin CollegeSherman, Texas

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Test informationThe information tables in this book tell you which testsmay be required of international students. Verify whichtests are required by the colleges that interest you. Also,familiarize yourself with the format of the test you willbe taking. When you register to take a test, ask for theinformation bulletin and work through the sample ques-tions or sample test in the bulletin.

If you have access to the Internet, go to the Web sitesof the various testing organizations to review the testformats, or take a sample test.

It is important to get up-to-date information abouttests that are required by colleges to which you mayapply. Although these standardized tests are offered attest centers throughout the world, they are not offered inevery country on each test date or in each test format.For example, TOEFL, the test used by most colleges toevaluate English language proficiency, is now mostwidely offered in a computerized format that requiresstudents to schedule their own exams at designated test-ing centers. Write or call for information well ahead oftime; registration dates often fill up to two monthsbefore the test date, particularly between October andFebruary.

Some of the tests commonly required or recommend-ed by U.S. institutions are described below.

SAT Reasoning Test™Type of test: Undergraduate admission and placement.Purpose: To help college admissions officers determinewhether a student is likely to succeed in the first year ofcollege. The SAT Reasoning Test predicts academic suc-cess in college. SAT scores are intended to supplementthe secondary school record.Generally required of: Students seeking admission tothe first year of undergraduate study.Format: The SAT includes critical reading, math, andwriting sections. Each section of the SAT is scored on ascale of 200–800, and the writing section contain twosubscores—one for multiple-choice questions and theother for a 25-minute written essay. The SAT is typicallytaken by high school juniors and seniors. It is adminis-tered six times a year outside the United States (a calen-dar of testing dates appears on page 38). The SAT is 3hours and 45 minutes.

For more information: Consult the College BoardWeb site (www.collegeboard.com), where you can regis-ter online. You can also refer to the international editionof the SAT Registration Booklet or the SAT PreparationBooklet™, both of which you can obtain from your localEducationUSA advising center.

SAT Subject Tests™

Type of test: Undergraduate admission and placement.Purpose: To measure knowledge and the ability toapply knowledge in specific subject areas. Students takethe SAT Subject Tests to demonstrate to colleges theirmastery of specific subjects like English, history andsocial studies, mathematics, science, and language. Generally required of: Undergraduates applying foradmission as first-year students to selective institutions. Oneor more Subject Tests may be required. See the list of col-leges that require or recommend the Subject Tests in Part IIIof this book.Format: One-hour multiple-choice tests in the follow-ing subjects: Literature, U.S. History, World History,Mathematics Level 1 and Level 2 (a calculator isrequired for some of the questions in the math tests),Biology E/M, Chemistry, Physics, Chinese withListening, French, French with Listening, German,German with Listening, Modern Hebrew, Italian,Japanese with Listening, Korean with Listening, Latin,Spanish, and Spanish with Listening,For more information: Consult the College BoardWeb site (www.collegeboard.com), where you can reg-ister online and review practice questions. You can alsorefer to the International Edition of the SAT RegistrationBooklet or the SAT Subject Tests Preparation Booklet,both of which you can get from your localEducationUSA advising center.

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2006–2007 SAT Program Test Calendar

Test Dates Oct. 14* Nov. 4 Dec. 2 Jan. 27* May 5 June 2

Registration DeadlinesEarly** N/A Sep. 13 Oct. 11 Nov. 7 Mar. 15 Apr. 11Regular Sep. 12 Sep. 29 Nov. 1 Dec. 20 Mar. 29 Apr. 27

SAT Reasoning Test X X X X X X

SAT Subject TestsLiterature X X X X X XUnited States (U.S.) History X X X X X XWorld History X XMath Level 1 X X X X X XMath Level 2 X X X X X XBiology E/M X X X X X X(Ecological/Molecular)

Chemistry X X X X X XPhysics X X X X X XLanguages: Reading Only

French X X X X XGerman X

Modern Hebrew XItalian XLatin X X

Spanish X X X X XLanguages: Reading and Listening

Chinese XFrench X

German XJapanese X

Korean XSpanish X

*Question-and-Answer Service available **Applies to Sunday and closer-to-home testing

Note: Sunday test dates follow each Saturday test date for students who cannot test on Saturday because of a religious observance. The October Sunday test date is October 22, to avoid conflict with the Jewishholiday of Simchat Torah.

2006–2007 ACT Program International Test Calendar†

Test Dates Oct. 28 Dec. 9 Feb. 10 Apr. 14 Jun. 9Registration Sep. 22 Nov. 3 Jan. 5 Mar. 9 May 4deadlines

†Please note that not all ACT testing centers administer the test on every test date. Check with your local testingcenter or ACT (www.act.org) before registering. Registration procedures can be found online atwww.actstudent.org/regist/outside.html

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Advanced Placement Program® (AP®)ExamsType of test: Undergraduate credit, advanced place-ment, or both are awarded by almost every university inthe United States and Canada, as well as by select insti-tutions in Mexico and the United Kingdom. In addition,universities in more than 30 countries worldwide recog-nize AP when making admissions decisions.Purpose: To measure students’ mastery of contentwithin university-level courses taught in secondaryschools throughout the world. Universities grantadvanced placement, credit, or both for successful APExam grades. Thirty-seven exams are administered dur-ing a two-week period in May.Format: Most AP Exams are approximately threehours in length; some are shorter. Except for the three

studio art exams, which consist of a portfolio assess-ment, AP Exams include a multiple-choice section and afree-response section. World language exams include aspeaking section with recorded student responses.

For more information: Visit the College Board Website (www.collegeboard.com/apstudents) or contact:AP ServicesP.O. Box 6671Princeton, NJ 08541-6671 USA+011 609 771-7300877 274-6474 (toll free in United States and Canada)e-mail: [email protected]

Up-to-date information on AP credit policies of U.S. universities may be found at www.collegeboard.com/ap/creditpolicy/.Policies of universities outside the United States may befound at www.collegeboard.com/apintl.

2007 AP Exam ScheduleWeek 1 Morning Session Afternoon Session

8:00 a.m. 12:00 noon

Monday, May 7 Government & Politics: Government & Politics:United States Comparative

French Language

Tuesday, May 8 Computer Science A StatisticsComputer Science ABSpanish Language

Wednesday. May 9 Calculus AB Chinese Language & CultureCalculus BC

Thursday, May 10 English Literature French LiteratureGerman Language Japanese Lanuage & Culture

Friday, May 11 United States History European HistoryStudio Art (portfolios due)

Week 2 Morning Session Afternoon Session8:00a.m. 12:00 noon

Monday, May 14 Biology Physics BMusic Theory Physics C

Tuesday, May 15 Environmental Science PsychologyChemistry

Wednesday, May 16 Italian Language & Culture Art HistoryEnglish Language

Thursday, May 17 Macroeconomics MicroeconomicsWorld History

Friday, May 18 Spanish Literature Latin LiteratureHuman Geography Latin Vergil

Coordinators should contact AP services if a student would like to take exams that are scheduled for the same slot.

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ACTAssessmentType of test: Undergraduate admission testsPurpose: To assess general educational developmentand ability to complete college-level work.Generally required of: Students seeking admissionto the first year of an undergraduate program.Format: Three-hour test measuring English usage,mathematics usage, reading, and science reasoning. Anoptional 30-minute writing test is available to those test-ing within the United States. For more information: Consult the ACT Web site(www.act.org) or write to:

ACT Universal Testing P.O. Box 4028 Iowa City, IA 52243-4028 USA

CLEP® (College-Level ExaminationProgram®)Type of test: Undergraduate credit-by-examinationprogram. Purpose: To measure knowledge of material normallytaught in introductory college courses and give studentsthe opportunity to earn undergraduate credit.Knowledge may have been acquired in the classroom,through independent study, academic interests, or on-the-job training. The individual colleges and universitiesdetermine whether or not they grant credit for CLEP®and for which exams, what score is required for credit,and how much credit is granted. There are 35 CLEPexams available in various subject areas, includingmathematics, science, social sciences and history, liter-ature, foreign languages, and business.Who takes CLEP: Adults returning to college, studentscurrently enrolled in college, recent high school gradu-ates, and international students who wish to obtain creditfrom a U.S. university for knowledge acquired at an insti-tution in another country.Format: The exam is administered on computer at1,300 colleges and universities in the United States andat some international locations.For more information: Consult the CLEP Web site(www.collegeboard.com/clep), call +011 609 771-7865,or write to:

CLEPP.O. Box 6600Princeton, NJ 08541-6600 USAe-mail: [email protected]

TOEFL (Test of English as a ForeignLanguage)Type of test: English proficiency.Purpose: To evaluate the English proficiency of peo-ple whose native language is not English.Required of: Undergraduates seeking a first degreeand graduate students seeking an advanced degree.Format: There are three versions of the TOEFL test:a new Internet-based test (TOEFL IBT), a computer-based version (TOEFL CBT), and a paper-based test(TOEFL PBT). It is important to understand whereeach will be administered and the differences betweenthe testing formats.Internet-based test: Approximately four-hour testwith four sections: Speaking, Writing, Listening andReading. The TOEFL IBT test was introduced in theUnited States in September 2005 and in Canada,France, Germany, and Italy in October 2005. The testis being introduced worldwide in 2006. The testemphasizes the use of language for communicationand includes integrated tasks that simulate real-lifecollege and university classroom and campus experi-ences. The test is offered on specific dates and times.To ensure access for everyone who wants to take theTOEFL test, the computer-based and paper-based ver-sions of the test will continue to be available on a lim-ited basis during the transition to TOEFL IBT.Registration is available via the Internet, by phone, andby mail. See the TOEFL Information and RegistrationBulletin for Internet-based Testing or consult theTOEFL Web site (www.ets.org/toefl) for details.Computer-based test: Three and- half hour testwith four sections: Listening, Structure, Reading, andWriting. The computer-based TOEFL will be offeredin certain locations for a limited time during the tran-sition to TOEFL IBT. Examinees taking the test shouldconsult the listing of Regional Registration Centers(RRC) in the TOEFL Information and RegistrationBulletin for TOEFL CBT, TOEFL PBT and TSE, orconsult the TOEFL Web site for test center locationsand registration details. Registration is available onlineand by phone, fax, or mail.Paper-based test: Three-hour exam in three parts:Listening Comprehension, Structure and WrittenExpression, and Reading Comprehension. The paper-based test will be administered in selected countries onspecific dates during the transition to TOEFL IBT and

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will also be offered in countries where TOEFL IBT is notyet available. Examinees should consult the TOEFL Website for a list of test locations and dates. Registration isavailable online or by mail. See the TOEFL Informationand Registration Bulletin for TOEFL CBT, TOEFL PBTand TSE or consult the TOEFL Web site for additionalinformation.

Bulletins are available from many U.S. EducationAdvising Centers, libraries, and universities in your coun-try or by ordering or downloading online.For more information:TOEFL/TSE ServicesP.O. Box 6151Princeton, NJ 08541-6151USAe-mail: [email protected]/toefl

TSE (Test of Spoken English)Type of test: Oral English proficiency.Purpose: Measures the ability of nonnative speakersof English to communicate orally in English.Required of: Graduate students who may be teachingat U.S. institutions, or persons seeking licensure or cer-tification in a professional or occupational field.Format: The test is approximately 20 minutes long.Questions are presented in printed and recorded form.Spoken answers are recorded on tape or transmitted bytelephone. No writing is required. The test is given atsome TOEFL test locations; however, it is administeredseparately from the TOEFL test. Since the TOEFL IBTtest includes a speaking portion, examinees who takeTOEFL IBT will not need to take a separate speakingtest. Therefore, the TSE will be discontinued as a stand-alone testing program once TOEFL IBT is fully imple-mented. To ensure access during the transition toTOEFL IBT, the TSE will be administered in August,October, and November 2006 everywhere except theUnited States and Canada. After November 2006, theTSE test will only be available on a limited basis whereTOEFL IBT is not available. Registration informationcan be found in the Information and RegistrationBulletin for TOEFL CBT, TOEFL PBT, and TSE and onthe TSE Web site (www.ets.org/tse). A listing of TSEtest sites and dates is also available on the TSE Web site.For more information: See the information forTOEFL and the TSE Web site (www.ets.org/tse).

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After collegesdecideYou should receive a reply about two or three monthsafter the college receives all your application docu-ments. If not, write to the admissions office and askabout its decision.

If you are accepted. You will be asked to let thecollege know by a specific date whether you willenroll. Many colleges require a deposit to confirmenrollment, usually $50 to $100, which may or maynot be refundable. This is credited to your tuitionwhen you register. In your admissions packet, you willreceive a document for use in applying for a visa(SEVIS Form I-20A-B or Form DS-2019 for study inthe United States). Be sure to confirm housing reser-vations with the college and submit any requireddeposits

If you are accepted by more than one college.If you already know which college you prefer, notifythe other colleges that you will not attend, so thatadmission can be offered to another student. If you arenot sure which college you prefer, review your collegecomparison worksheet to help you decide.

If you are not offered the financial aid youneed. Some colleges may not be able to offer finan-cial aid, or you may have to choose between one thatoffers aid and another that offers none or a lesseramount. If you can’t meet the college expense budgetwithout additional help, find out if there are anyresources in your country from which you can getfinancial help. Contact an EducationUSA advisingcenter or the ministry of education to see if there areorganizations that have helped other students in yourcountry in recent years. However, keep in mind thatdeadlines for scholarships and financial aid are oftenearlier than the college application deadlines. Startyour financial planning as soon as possible. Youradmitting institution may ask you to submit a specialform documenting your financial status or to completethe College Board “International Student Certificationof Finances” and/or “International Student FinancialAid Application.”

Looking aheadOnce you have made your decision, there are manyresponsibilities to take care of.

Obtaining a passport and visa. You must have avalid passport to apply for a student visa. Your U.S.college or university will send you the documentationnecessary to obtain a nonimmigrant student visa fromthe U.S. embassy or consulate in the country whereyou are located. The U.S. Department of State main-tains consular offices at U.S. embassies and in manymajor cities around the world. Information on theirlocation and details about the visa application processcan be found at www.unitedstatesvisas.gov. Apply fora visa early to avoid any possible delays.

An F-1 student visa is granted to most students whohave been accepted for admission to an academic insti-tution in the United States. To obtain an F-1 visa, youmust have a SEVIS Form I-20A-B, Certificate ofEligibility for Nonimmigrant (F-1) Student Status,from your U.S. college or university, as well as finan-cial documentation proving that you have the funds tocomplete an academic program at that college. Thedocumentation may consist of a notarized affidavitfrom a relative or other person who is supporting youfinancially, a bank statement showing that you havefunds to meet at least your first-year expenses at col-lege, and/or a letter from a government or privateagency that is providing funds to support you.

Admissions Advice“International students, given that they can seldomvisit campuses, are strongly influenced by familymembers and others who have been to the institu-tion. Ask around and try to get a feel for each institu-tion. If you’re from Malaysia, try to contact aMalaysian student association at the college and askeverything from ‘What’s it really like there?’ to ‘Willyou pick me up at the airport?’”

—Peter Briggs, Michigan State University,East Lansing, Michigan

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Students entering on an international exchange pro-gram or with funding other than their personal fundsmay have to get a J-1 nonimmigrant Exchange Visitorvisa rather than an F-1 visa. This includes students whoare being supported by funds from the U.S. government,the government of the student’s country, internationalorganizations, or a U.S. college or university. If yourU.S. college requires a J-1 visa, the college will sendyou a Form DS-2019, Certificate of Eligibility forExchange Visitor (J-1) Status. You must take the FormDS-2019, with required financial documentation, to theU.S. embassy or consulate in your country to apply fora J-1 visa.

Students applying for either an F-1 or J-1 visa mayhave to provide additional documentation. For completeinformation about U.S. visa issuance requirements, con-tact the U.S. embassy or consulate. Be sure to read therules governing the visa status on the form you receivefrom the university, as it provides different privileges foremployment, dependents, practical training, and lengthof stay in the United States. With either visa, you are eli-gible to enroll as a full-time student and pursue the edu-cational objective for which you entered the UnitedStates. You are advised not to enter the United States asa tourist (B-2) or without a visa, because you will not beeligible to enroll in college and pursue full-time studiesin the United States.

If you wish to bring a spouse and/or children underage 21 with you, you must prove that you have funds tosupport them. The college or university you will beattending will determine the amount of money neces-sary to support dependents.

Be sure to contact your local EducationUSA advisingcenter for information about the visa application processand tips on preparing for your consular interview.

Upon arrival in the United States. As a guest in theUnited States, from the time you enter the United Statesuntil the time you complete studies and return home,you will be subject to U.S. laws and regulations. Theseaffect your ability to enter the United States, study,work, and travel. Although you don’t need to knowevery detail about U.S. immigration law, you shouldbecome familiar with the most important regulationsthat affect your status as a student.

While in the United States, you alone will be respon-sible for maintaining your status as a student in theUnited States. The best place to find accurate informa-tion about immigration regulations is the international

student office on your campus. Although your friendsmight be willing to share their own experiences andadvice with you, every student’s situation is different,and the information given by your friends might not bethe right information for you.

When you arrive at the U.S. port of entry, usually anairport, you will encounter various representatives of theU.S. government. One will request the Arrival-Departure Record (Form I-94), which you will havereceived on the airplane, and your passport. The inspec-tor may ask you some questions about your plans andyour source of support while in the United States. Suchquestions are routine and if you have the proper docu-ments you will be admitted without delay. The I-94 willbe stapled into your passport. This card indicates theperiod of time you have permission to remain in theUnited States to study. For nonimmigrant students, thenotation is “D/S,” or “Duration of Status,” to signify thatyou may remain in the United States for the time neces-sary to complete your program of study.

The inspector will take either your SEVIS Form I-20A-B or DS-2019. After making appropriate notationson the form, part of it will be returned to you—page 3of Form I-20A-B if you are an F-1 student or a copy ofthe Form DS-2019 if you are a J-1 Exchange Visitor. Itis very important that you check the immigration nota-tions on your documents immediately for possibleerrors and retain this copy with your passport; it is arecord of your stay in the United States, which includesdate of entry, employment authorization, and expectedschool graduation date. Keep these documents in a safeplace at all times. Also make copies and file them sepa-rately.

Upon arrival on your campus. Meet the interna-tional student adviser on your campus as soon as possi-ble. Most colleges and universities hold orientationprograms for new students, and some have special ses-sions for new international students. Many of your ques-tions will be answered during these programs and youwill meet other new students before classes begin.

In addition to providing an orientation to your newsurroundings and important details about your newcommunity and college, the international adviser canhelp you with any required modifications to your immi-gration status, such as getting stay extensions once youare in the United States. Note that your passport must bevalid for six months into the future at all times. Theinternational adviser can also give you information on

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work eligibility and practical training. Students with F-1 or J-1 immigrant status may get permission to work inthe United States subject to certain restrictions and theavailability of jobs. Be sure not to work without permis-sion, or you will jeopardize your student status.

Important regulations for F-1 and J-1studentsThere are some important regulations that apply tointernational students while studying in the UnitedStates. You are responsible for being aware of, and fol-lowing, these guidelines.

Full course of studyInternational students are expected to register for a fullcourse of study during each semester or term. For under-graduate students, this means a minimum of 12 credithours or its equivalent each semester. You are notrequired to carry a full course of study during yourannual vacation or during your final semester of study.The full course of study requirements may vary at col-leges that are on the quarter or trimester system. Consultyour international student adviser about the require-ments for you. Failure to carry a full course of studycould result in your losing eligibility for employmentand other important benefits.

Processing changes in your

I-20A-B or DS-2019If you change your major field of study or your degreeobjective, transfer from one college to another, or needan extension of the expected completion date of the aca-demic program indicated on your I-20A-B or DS-2019,you must request a new I-20A-B or DS-2019 form andprocess the change officially. Consult your internationalstudent adviser or J-1 sponsor.

Departing and re-entering the United StatesYou must have your I-20A-B or DS-2019 form endorsedeach time you leave and re-enter the United States. Foran endorsement, F-1 students should consult the inter-national student adviser; J-1 students should contact thesponsor.

Employment in the United StatesMany international students are anxious to work in theUnited States. Employment can be a means of learningabout American culture, developing professional skills,and earning additional income. However, employment

of nonimmigrants in the United States is strictly regu-lated and failure to follow U.S. employment law canresult in loss of your student or exchange visitor status.Therefore, it is important to understand and follow therules that govern your prospective employment. Refer tothe overview provided below for general information,and consult your international student adviser fordetails.

You are eligible to apply for and accept employmentonly if you are in good standing with the immigrationauthorities. This means that you must carry a full courseof study and process all the appropriate forms forchange of major, degree objective, and school transferfor approval. If you do not maintain your approved sta-tus, you may face serious consequences.

Most student employment falls into one of these threecategories:

• Part-time employment on campus: F-1 stu-dents are eligible to accept on-campus employmentup to 20 hours per week while school is in session,and full-time (more than 20 hours per week) duringholidays, school breaks, and vacation periods.Provided that a student is properly maintaining F-1status, no written authorization is required. J-1 stu-dents are also eligible for part-time on-campusemployment, but J 1 employment must be authorizedin writing on the DS-2019 or in a separate letter fromthe sponsor.

• Employment for economic necessity: Somestudents experience unexpected financial crises afterbeginning study in the United States. Examples ofsuch crises could include sudden devaluation ofhome-country currency, loss of scholarship, or the ill-ness or death of a private sponsor. In such cases, if astudent is able to show that off-campus part-timeemployment could provide a solution to the emer-gency, he or she may request employment authoriza-tion. Check with the international student office forthe most current regulations and procedures. Off-campus employment must always be authorized inwriting before a student begins work.

• F-1 Practical Training/J-1 Academic Training:Employment that applies the concepts learned in thestudent’s academic program is considered practical oracademic training, and may be requested regardlessof a student’s economic need. Such employment isgenerally authorized only after the student has had a

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chance to participate in classroom activities and gainsome theoretical background, which she or he wouldthen apply in a practical setting. F-1 students arerequired to maintain their full-time student status for aminimum of one academic year or nine consecutivemonths before they become eligible to request practi-cal training. J-1 students, similarly, may not requestacademic training for a period longer than their lengthof study in the United States. Both academic trainingand practical training may be undertaken prior to orfollowing a student’s completion of his or her programof studies. The length of authorization for academic orpractical training, the type of job, and the employer areall generally regulated for both F-1 and J-1 students.In every case, employment for practical or academictraining must be authorized in writing before a studentbegins work.

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Predeparture checklist■■ Get or renew your passport.

■■ Obtain a student or exchange visitor visa.

■■ Make airline reservations. Find out about baggage

charges or shipping rates. Plan to arrive in time for the

orientation program. Try to arrive at the college during

regular office hours (8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through

Friday).

■■ Make hotel reservations if you will be stopping en route.

If you have not received a housing assignment or need to

find temporary living accommodations, be sure to have

sufficient traveler’s checks to cover these living expenses.

■■ Get inoculations and have your doctor complete a World

Health Organization yellow immunization card. Have a

physical examination and send the report to your college

if it is requested. If you wear glasses, get and carry with

you a prescription from your doctor. If you take special

medication, get a reasonable supply and a new prescrip-

tion, written in English, from your doctor to take with

you.

■■ Request information on health insurance and services

from your college. Obtain health insurance.

■■ If you want on-campus housing, send in your housing

reservation form and deposit.

■■ Write to the international student adviser to notify him or

her of the date and approximate time of your arrival. Ask

about airport arrival services.

■■ If you would like help on arrival, check with your local

EducationUSA adviser, or inquire about the help offered

by the YMCA Arrivals Program, c/o International

YMCA, 71 West 23rd Street, Suite 1904, New York, NY

10010 USA. Visit its Web site at www.ymcanyc.org.

■■ Be sure you understand U.S. currency (bills and coins)

and the exchange rate between your country and the

United States.

■■ Arrange to set up and transfer money to an account at a

bank in the United States.

■■ Buy traveler’s checks (in U.S. currency) to cover expens-

es while traveling to college and for your first month in

the United States. A credit card in your name, such as

Visa or MasterCard, will also be extremely helpful.

■■ If possible, take about $150 in U.S. currency in small

denominations ($1, $5, $10, $20) for use on arrival. Do

not keep all the cash in one place.

■■ Ask the college or check on its Web site about the best

transportation from the airport to the college. If arriving

in a large city, ask how much it should cost to get from

the airport to the college. If you take a taxi, be sure to

confirm the price of the trip with the driver before leav-

ing the airport. Some colleges offer airport pickup servic-

es, particularly if arranged in advance.

■■ Arrange in advance to ship belongings that will be over

the baggage limit on airlines, unless you are willing to

pay the excess baggage charges.

■■ Prepare items to be carried on your person or in a carry-

on bag (not checked). Be sure to set aside your passport,

visa documents, U.S. currency, medication and prescrip-

tions, and the college deposit receipt or registration form

to carry with you. Your carry-on bag should contain any

items you will need in case your regular baggage is tem-

porarily delayed.

■■ Label all of your luggage on the inside and outside with

your name and the name and address of the college to

which you are going.

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Accompanying dependents

Students in F-1 and J-1 status may bring eligibledependents (spouse and children), who enter the UnitedStates with F-2 or J-2 visas. Additional funds arerequired for the support of dependents, and these fundsmust be documented before the dependents can enterthe United States. F-2 dependents are not permitted towork under any circumstances. J-2 dependents mayrequest employment authorization but can earn moneyonly to support themselves and other Jzincluded on yourI-20A-B or DS-2019 form. If you want your dependentsto follow separately after you are settled, consult yourinternational student adviser or sponsor for advice sev-eral months before your dependents plan to travel.

SEVIS (Student and Exchange VisitorInformation System)

Students planning to study in the United States must beaware of the automated tracking system called"SEVIS." This system is designed to track internationalstudents through an electronic network among collegesand universities, U.S. immigration services, and U.S.consular posts overseas. While you are a student in theUnited States, it will be important to maintain contactwith the international student adviser at your institutionto report any changes to your status. You can learn moreabout visa procedures and your responsibilities underthe SEVIS program by logging on to the Web sitewww.unitedstatesvisas.gov.

Keeping yourself in good standing with theU.S. government

• Learn the immigration regulations that apply to yourstudent or exchange visitor status in the UnitedStates.

• Consult your international student adviser or J 1 pro-gram sponsor for current information and answers toyour questions. Do not rely on the advice of friends.

• Process all changes of your status (school transfers,change of major or degree objective, extension ofstay) promptly, following the advice of your interna-tional student adviser or program sponsor.

• Know your responsibilities under SEVIS.

• Answer all questions truthfully when applying for aU.S. visa abroad and when requesting entry into theUnited States.

• Enroll for a full course of study every academic termduring your program of study. Discuss any need toreduce your academic course load with your interna-tional student adviser or J-1 program sponsor.

• Learn the rules for various kinds of employment.Work only if you have permission and if you are ingood standing with the immigration authorities.

• Remember, all off-campus employment requireswritten authorization before you begin work.

Consider your healthYour good health is essential for your success as a stu-dent. If you have been relatively healthy for most ofyour life, you may take your good health for granted.But before you leave for the United States, you shouldtake steps to prepare for the big changes ahead.

If you have any unresolved health concerns, take careof them before you leave home. Do you need a new pairof glasses? Have you had a recent dental examination?Have you experienced some unexplained symptoms that

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Admissions Advice“Many international students will get internships or co-ops. What international students need to keep in mindis that they need to adhere to U.S. immigration regulations, as far as working goes. They need to get involvedright away with their international student adviser on campus. They should maintain good standing so thatthey can get the correct visa and work legally.”

—Ann Gogerty, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa“Some students want to gain some practical on-the-job training, and they can do that through immigration’sOPT program—that’s "Optional Practical Training," which allows them to stay in the United States afterearning an associate degree for one year and work in the field for which they were trained.”

—Ken Bus, Glendale Community College,Glendale, Arizona

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need to be checked? Be sure to have these and any sim-ilar problems solved before you depart for the UnitedStates.

Your U.S. university may request health records fromyour physician at home, but you should bring copies ofyour records for yourself. These include your medicalhistory, immunization records, eyeglass prescription,drug prescriptions, and a written record of any remedythat you use on a regular basis. These records should bewritten in English or you should bring translations withyou.

Learn as much as you can about health resources onyour chosen campus ahead of time so you are preparedwhen you arrive. These may include a small infirmary ora large hospital, depending on the size of your college.After arriving on campus, find out where you can go foremergency health care if the health center is closed. Donot wait for an emergency to find out where such a facil-ity is located.

Expect changes in your health as you adjust to yournew surroundings. Many factors, including your eatinghabits, sleeping patterns, local climate, and level ofstress, contribute to your physical health and emotionalwell-being. When you arrive in a new place and are sur-rounded by a different culture, these factors change andyour health may be affected. Give yourself time toadjust, and if you become uncomfortable or unhappy,consult the international student adviser, student healthservice, or counselors available at your college or uni-versity.

Student health insuranceThere is no socialized medicine in the United States. Besure that you have health insurance. If your sponsor pro-vides health coverage, be sure that it covers treatment inthe United States and that it covers catastrophic illness-

es. Otherwise, purchase medical insurance for yourselfand your dependents through your campus health insur-ance plan or through a U.S. health insurance agent.Medical insurance is absolutely essential to meet healthcare costs in the United States. Many U.S. universitiesrequire medical insurance for international students whoenroll, and all J-1 exchange visitor students are requiredby law to carry medical insurance. But whether yourschool requires insurance or not, you should buy it assoon as you arrive. Policies differ in the expenses theywill pay; find a policy with a reasonable deductible,affordable copayments, and limited exclusions. To learnmore about how to shop for a health insurance policy,consult with the student health service or internationalstudent adviser on your campus.

Be prepared for the cost of health care in the UnitedStates. Services available on your campus may be pro-vided at a low cost, but most university health centersonly take care of routine problems. If you have a majorhealth problem or a serious accident, you will probablybe sent to an off-campus hospital. You will be expectedto pay the charges yourself.

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Admissions Advice“International students help diversify our campusesand teach us about the rest of the world, as much aswe’re able to educate them in the academic areas. Soeven though visas have become more difficult toobtain, we still encourage students to look at theUnited States and the educational options they havehere.”

—Joseph DeCrosta, Duquesne University,Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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Glossary ofcollege termsAccelerated study. A college program of studycompleted in less time than is usually required, mostoften by attending classes in summer or by taking extracourses during the regular academic terms. Completionof a bachelor’s degree program in three years is anexample of acceleration.

Accreditation. Recognition by an accrediting organi-zation or agency that a college meets certain acceptablestandards in its education programs, services, and facil-ities. Regional accreditation applies to a college as awhole and not to any particular programs or courses ofstudy. Specialized accreditation of specific types ofschools, such as Bible colleges or trade and technicalschools, may also be determined by a national organiza-tion. Information about the accreditation of specializedprograms within a college by organizations, such as theAmerican Chemical Society, American DieteticAssociation, etc., is given in Accredited Institutions ofPostsecondary Education, published for theCommission on Recognition of PostsecondaryAccreditation by the American Council on Education.

ACT Assessment. Test battery of ACT, Inc., former-ly known as the American College Testing Program,given at test centers in the United States and other coun-tries on specified dates throughout the year. It includestests in English, mathematics, reading, and scientificreasoning.

Advanced placement. Admission or assignment of afreshman to an advanced course in a certain subject onthe basis of evidence that the student has already com-pleted the equivalent of the college’s freshman course inthat subject.

Advanced Placement Program® (AP®). A programof the College Board that provides high schools withcourse descriptions of college subjects and AdvancedPlacement Examinations in those subjects. The AP

Program offers 37 exams in 22 subject areas. Highschools offer the courses and administer the examina-tions to interested students, who are then eligible foradvanced placement, college credit, or both on the basisof satisfactory grades. Most colleges and universities inthe United States accept qualifying AP Exam grades forcredit, advanced standing, or both.

Associate degree. A degree granted by a college oruniversity after the satisfactory completion of a two-year full-time program of study or its part-time equiva-lent. In general, the associate of arts (A.A.) or associateof science (A.S.) degree is granted after students com-plete a program of study similar to the first two years ofa four-year college curriculum. The associate in appliedscience (A.A.S.) is awarded by many colleges on com-pletion of technological or vocational programs ofstudy.

Bachelor’s, or baccalaureate, degree. A degreereceived after the satisfactory completion of a four- orfive-year full-time program of study (or its part-timeequivalent) at a college or university. The bachelor ofarts (B.A.) and bachelor of science (B.S.) are the mostcommon baccalaureates. There is no absolute differencebetween the degrees, and policies concerning theiraward vary from college to college.

Calendar. The system by which an institution dividesits year into shorter periods for instruction and awardingcredit. The most common calendars are those based onthe semester, trimester, quarter, and 4-1-4.

Certificate. An award for completing a particular pro-gram or course of study, sometimes given by two-yearcolleges or vocational or technical schools.

College-Level Examination Program® (CLEP®).A series of examinations in undergraduate collegecourses that provides students of any age the opportuni-ty to demonstrate college-level achievement, therebyreducing costs and time to degree completion. Theexaminations, which are sponsored by the CollegeBoard, are administered at colleges year-round. AllCLEP exams are delivered on computers, providingtest-takers instant score results.

College-preparatory subjects. A term used todescribe subjects required for admission to, or recom-mended as preparation for, college. It is usually under-stood to mean subjects from the fields of English,history and social studies, foreign languages, mathemat-ics, science, and the arts.

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Combined bachelor’s/graduate degree. A pro-gram in which students complete a bachelor’s degreeand a master’s degree or first-professional degree in lessthan the usual amount of time. In most programs, stu-dents apply to undergraduate study, and begin the grad-uate program in their fourth year of college. Successfulcompletion results in awarding of both bachelor’s andgraduate degrees. At some colleges, this option is calleda joint-degree program.

Common Application. The standard applicationform distributed by the National Association ofSecondary School Principals to private colleges that aresubscribers to the Common Application Group. Manynonsubscribing colleges also accept the CommonApplication.

Community/junior college. A college offering atwo-year program rather than a four-year program. Ajunior college usually offers vocational programs aswell as the first two years of a four-year program. Thestudent in the vocational program usually goes directlyinto a vocation after graduation, while the student in theacademic program transfers to a four-year institution.

Comprehensive fee. If the college combines tuition,fees, room, and board expenses, that single figure iscalled a comprehensive fee.

Consortium. When there are several colleges and uni-versities within close geographical proximity, they oftenjoin together in a consortium. The advantages of attend-ing a college that is a member of a consortium are thatstudents have the resources of many libraries instead ofjust one; they have the opportunity to take courses notavailable at their own college by doing so at a memberinstitution; and they can take advantage of many of thecombined cultural and educational opportunities offeredwhen the members of the consortium unite and presentpanel discussions, special lectures, and unusual courses.

Consumer Price Index (CPI). A measure of infla-tion or deflation at the consumer level, updated month-ly by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Cooperative education (co-op). A program thatprovides for alternative class attendance and employ-ment in business, industry, or government. Students aretypically paid for their work. Under a cooperative plan,five years are normally required to complete a bache-lor’s degree, but graduates have the advantage of abouta year’s practical work experience in addition to theirstudies.

Credit by examination. Academic credit granted bya college to entering students who have demonstratedproficiency in college-level studies through examina-tions, such as those sponsored by the College Board’sAP and CLEP programs. This is a means of cutting col-lege costs by reducing the number of courses needed toearn a degree.

Credit hour. A unit of measure representing an hour ofinstruction over a 15-week period in a semester ortrimester system, or a 10-week period in a quarter sys-tem. It is applied toward the total number of hours need-ed for completing the requirements of a degree,diploma, certificate, or other formal award.

Credit/no credit grading system. See Pass/failgrading system.

Cross-registration. The practice, through agree-ments between colleges, of permitting students enrolledat one college or university to enroll in courses at anoth-er institution without formally applying for admission tothe second institution.

Deferred admission. The practice of permitting stu-dents to postpone enrollment, usually for one year, afteracceptance to college.

Distance learning. An option for earning coursecredit off campus via cable television, the Internet, satel-lite classes, videotapes, correspondence courses, orother means.

Double major. Any program in which a student com-pletes the requirements of two majors concurrently.

Exchange student program. Any arrangement thatpermits a student to study for a semester or more atanother college in the United States without extendingthe amount of time required for a degree.

First-professional degree. A degree granted uponcompletion of academic requirements to becomelicensed in a recognized profession, such as medicine orthe law. The programs of study require at least two yearsof previous college work for entrance, and at least sixyears of college work for completion.

4-1-4. A variation of the semester calendar system, the4-1-4 calendar consists of two terms of about 16 weekseach, separated by a one-month intersession used forintensive short courses, independent study, off-campuswork, or other types of instruction.

Gift aid. Scholarships and grants that do not have to berepaid.

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Grade point average or ratio (GPA). A systemused by many schools for evaluating the overall scholas-tic performance of students. Grade points are deter-mined by first multiplying the number of hours given fora course by the numerical value of the grade and thendividing the sum of all grade points by the total numberof hours carried. The most common system of numeri-cal values for grades is: A = 4, B = 3, C = 2, D = 1, andE or F = 0. Also called a quality point average ratio.

Graduate study. A program leading to a master’sdegree or doctoral degree; advanced study generally fol-lowing a bachelor’s degree.

High school. The final three to four years of preuni-versity education in the United States. Students usuallyreceive their high school diplomas when they are 17 or18. Also called "secondary school."

Honors program. A plan designed to encourage supe-rior students to engage in more challenging programs intheir areas of concentration than are required. Studentswho succeed in meeting the stringent requirements of anhonors program are usually granted "honor" degrees.

IB. See International Baccalaureate.

Independent study. Academic work chosen ordesigned by the student with the approval of the depart-ment concerned, under an instructor’s supervision. Thiswork is usually undertaken outside of the regular class-room structure.

Interdisciplinary. Refers to programs or courses thatuse the knowledge from a number of academic disci-plines, such as a combination of environmental scienceand government policy, or of engineering and business.

International Baccalaureate (IB). A comprehensiveand rigorous two-year curriculum (usually taken in thefinal two years of high school) that is similar to the finalyear of secondary school in Europe. Some collegesaward credit or advanced placement to students whohave completed an IB program.

Internships. Short-term supervised work experiences,usually related to a student’s major field, for which thestudent earns academic credit. The work can be full- orpart-time, on or off campus, paid or unpaid. Studentteaching and apprenticeships are examples.

Liberal arts. The study of the humanities (literature,the arts, and philosophy), history, foreign languages,social sciences, mathematics, and natural sciences.Study of the liberal arts and humanities prepares stu-

dents to develop general knowledge and reasoning abil-ity rather than specific skills.

Major. Short for "major field of concentration," a stu-dent’s academic field of specialization. In general, mostcourses in the major are taken at the degree-grantinginstitution during the junior and senior years.

Master’s degree. A degree awarded after one or moreyears of graduate work following the bachelor’s degree.

Matriculation. The proc ess whereby a student isaccepted, pays fees, and enrolls in classes, officiallybecoming a student at the college. This term is onlyapplied to freshmen or to a transfer student’s first enroll-ment.

Open admissions. The college admissions policy ofadmitting high school graduates and other adults gener-ally without regard to conventional academic qualifica-tions, such as high school subjects, high school grades,and admissions test scores. Virtually all applicants withhigh school diplomas or their equivalent are accepted.

Pass/fail grading system. Some colleges permitstudents to take courses where their performance is sim-ply rated as either passing or failing, rather than gradedto indicate various levels of passing work. The college’sentire grading system may follow this pattern, or it maybe an option for individual students in specific courses.It may also be referred to as a credit/no credit gradingoption.

Prerequisite. A requirement that must be met before acertain course can be taken.

Private institution. An educational institution ofhigher education not supported by public taxes. It maybe independent or related to a church.

Public college/university. An educational institutionof higher education supported by public taxes.

Quarter system. An academic calendar period ofabout 12 weeks. Four quarters make up an academicyear, but at colleges using the quarter system, studentsmake normal academic progress by attending threequarters each year. In some colleges, students can accel-erate their progress by attending all four quarters in oneor more years.

Residency requirements. Most colleges and univer-sities require that a student spend a minimum number ofterms taking courses on campus (as opposed to inde-pendent study, transfer credits from other colleges, orcredit by examination) to be eligible for graduation.

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Also, residency requirements can refer to the minimumamount of time a student is required to have lived in astate to be eligible for in-state tuition at a public (state-controlled) college or university.

Rolling admissions. An admissions procedure bywhich the college considers each student’s applicationas soon as all the required credentials, such as schoolrecords and test scores, have been received. The collegeusually notifies an applicant of its decision withoutdelay. At many colleges, rolling admissions allow forearly notification and works much like nonbindingEarly Action programs.

SAT Question and Answer Service. A service ofthe College Board that provides students with a copy oftheir SAT Reasoning Test, their answers and the correctanswers, scoring instructions, and information about thequestions. The service is only available for certain testdates.

SAT Reasoning Test™. A measure of the criticalthinking skills students need for academic success incollege. The SAT assesses how well students analyzeand solve problems—skills they learned in school thatthey will need in college or university. Each edition ofthe SAT includes three sections: critical reading, math,and writing.

SAT Subject Tests™. College Board tests in specificsubjects, given at test centers in the United States andother countries on specified dates throughout the year.Used by colleges not only to help with decisions aboutadmission but also in course placement and exemptionof enrolled freshmen.

Secondary school. See High school.

Semester. A period of about 16 weeks. Colleges on asemester system offer two semesters of instruction ayear; there may also be an additional summer session.

Student and Exchange Visitor InformationSystem (SEVIS). An automated system created by theU.S. government to track international students.

Terminal program. A program of study in which thestudent completes his or her studies in a preselectedperiod of time. This type of program is usually directedtoward vocational preparation. The amount of timetaken to complete the program will vary, but is not usu-ally longer than two years.

Test of English as a Foreign Language(TOEFL). This test helps international students demon-

strate their English language proficiency at the advancedlevel required for study at colleges and universities inthe United States. Many colleges require that their appli-cants from non-English-speaking countries take the testas part of the admissions requirements at both the under-graduate and graduate levels.

Test of Spoken English (TSE). A 20-minute tape-recorded test given to evaluate the spoken English pro-ficiency of nonnative speakers. The TSE is oftenrequired for international students who apply for teach-ing and research assistantships.

Test of Written English (TWE). A 30-minute testthat asks examinees to write a short essay to demon-strate their ability to compose in Standard English. Anumber of colleges and universities require or recom-mend that international applicants submit a TWE scorein addition to the paper-based TOEFL. The TWE is partof the computer-based TOEFL.

TOEFL. See Test of English as a Foreign Language.

Transcript. A copy of a student’s official academicrecord listing all courses taken and grades required.

Transfer program. An education program in a two-year college (or four-year college that offers associatedegrees) primarily for students who plan to continuetheir studies in a four-year college or university.

Transfer student. A student who has attended anoth-er college for any period, which may be defined by var-ious colleges as any time from a single term up to threeyears. A transfer student may receive credit for all orsome of the courses successfully completed before thetransfer.

Trimester. An academic calendar period of about 15weeks. Three trimesters make up one year. Students nor-mally progress by attending two of the trimesters eachyear and in some colleges can accelerate their progressby attending all three trimesters in one or more years.

Undergraduate study. A program leading to an asso-ciate or a bachelor’s degree; generally follows highschool.

Upper-division college. A college offering bache-lor’s degree programs that begin with the junior year.Entering students must have completed the freshmanand sophomore years at other colleges.

Virtual university. A degree-granting, accreditedinstitution wherein all courses are delivered by distancelearning, with no physical campus.

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Part II.Information tableson U.S. collegesand universities

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How to use theinformation tablesThe information tables provide detailed informationon more than 2,900 undergraduate and graduate insti-tutions in the United States. The data were collecteddirectly from the institutions by written question-naires and telephone follow-up from January throughMay 2006.

Undergraduate informationThe names of the colleges are listed alphabetically bystate. Institutions are listed by their full names, whichare not always the ones in popular use. For example,UCLA is listed as University of California: LosAngeles. The mailing address, telephone number, Website address, and fax number (when available) of eachcollege are given in the Directory of colleges startingon page 239. The columns in this section include thefollowing information.Control/degrees. This column shows whether theinstitution is private (Pr) or public (Pu), and whetherthe college offers associate degrees (A), bachelor’sdegrees (B), or both (AB).Undergraduate enrollment. The first figure is thetotal number of undergraduate students enrolled in thefall of 2004. The second figure is the number ofundergraduate international students enrolled.Tests required. If the college requires one or moreof the following standardized admissions tests, theyare indicated in this column: SAT Reasoning Test,SAT Subject Test, ACT, or TOEFL. A slash (/)between two tests means that either test is required;for example, SAT/TOEFL means that applicants musttake either the SAT Reasoning Test or TOEFL. A plus(+) between tests means that both are required; forexample, SAT + TOEFL means that applicants musttake both the SAT Reasoning Test and TOEFL.TOEFL minimum and average. The minimumscore listed is generally acceptable to the college as an

indicator of English language proficiency. The aver-age may be significantly higher at some colleges. Thescores indicated, which range from 310 to 677, arefor the paper-based test. For computer-based scores(which range from 0 to 300), see the concordancetable at www.toefl.org.Applications. The deadline is generally the last dateby which the college will accept application forms,test scores, transcripts, and other documents requiredfor the admissions process. Remember that many col-leges fill their classes well in advance of this date, socomplete your applications as soon as possible beforethe deadline. The application fee is required at thetime you send your application form; the figure here isin U.S. dollars.Student services. These columns indicate whetherthe college offers the following services for interna-tional students: student adviser, student orientationprogram, or English as a second language (ESL) pro-gram on campus.Housing. These two columns indicate whether thecollege has housing during the academic year(September–May) and/or summer months (June, July,and August) for international students. Academic year cost. The figure for tuition/feesrepresents the tuition and general fees the collegecharges most first-year, full-time international stu-dents for the nine-month academic year. For collegeswith on-campus housing, the nine-month living costincludes room and board, books and supplies, and per-sonal expenses, such as clothing, laundry, and healthinsurance. For colleges that do not offer on-campushousing, the living cost figure includes an estimatedexpense for room and board. The cost per credit isindicated along with the maximum number of creditsthe institution allows a student to take during thesummer. The cost does not include travel to and fromyour home country. Cost is for 2006-07, unless other-wise indicated.Financial aid. The first column indicates whether theinstitution offers financial aid for undergraduates fromother countries. The number of international studentswho received aid is shown next, followed by the aver-age award (in U.S. dollars). The last column shows thedeadline for applying for financial aid. Remember thatthere is not enough financial aid to meet the needs ofall applicants, so complete any financial aid applica-tion requirements as soon as possible.

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Lists and indexesInternational undergraduate student enroll-ment. Colleges are listed in descending order by enroll-ment size. If a college did not provide internationalenrollment information this year, they are not includedon the list.Financial aid for international undergraduatestudents. Colleges are listed in descending order bythe total dollar amount of financial aid awarded to inter-national students.Conditional admission based on English lan-guage proficiency. Colleges that will admit appli-cants whose English skills will not permit them topursue academic course work during their first term arelisted here. These colleges require that the student spendtime in the first term raising their English languageskills to the required level. English language proficien-cy is defined differently by different institutions. Be sureto check with the colleges you are interested in if youhave questions about your English language skills.SAT Subject Tests required or recommended.Some colleges require one or more SAT Subject Tests ofundergraduate international applicants, and some rec-ommend these tests.Credit/placement for International Baccalaureate(IB). These colleges offer credit or advanced standingfor the IB diploma and/or certificates from individual IBexams. They do not necessarily offer credit for every IBexam, and qualifying scores will vary. Check with thecolleges to learn more about their policies.Credit/placement for Advanced Placement(AP). These colleges offer credit or advanced standingto students with qualifying scores on certain AP Exams.They do not necessarily offer credit for every AP Exam,and qualifying scores will vary. Check with the colleges,or use the AP Credit Policy Info tool on the www.col-legeboard.com Web site, to learn more about the col-leges' policies.ESL programs on campus. Colleges that offerEnglish as a second language programs on campus arelisted in alphabetical order by state.Special housing for international students.Colleges that offer reserve a special on-campus dormi-tory for international students are listed in alphabeticalorder by state.Housing guaranteed for all freshmen. These col-leges guarantee that incoming freshmen will be offeredon-campus accommodations.

College size (undergraduate enrollment).Colleges are grouped into categories from very small(fewer than 750 undergraduates) to very large (15,000 ormore undergraduates).College type. Colleges are grouped into types thatdescribe the type of courses you'll find at the college,such as liberal arts colleges, business colleges, engi-neering colleges, and military academies. Separate listsshow colleges that are affiliated with a religious denom-ination and colleges that cater to a specific type of stu-dent, for example colleges for women.

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Undergraduatecolleges anduniversities

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Housing Academic Year Costs International Financial Aid

Control/ Undergraduate Students Test Required TOEFL Applications Academic Tuition/ Living Number Average

Institution ESL Summer Available DeadlineDegrees Total Int’l (Fall 2007) min avg Deadline Fee ($) Year Fees ($) Costs Receiving Award ($)

Alabama

Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical

University Pu/B 5,047 139 TOEFL 500 650 5/15 20 Yes Yes 8,840 † 8,392 Yes

Alabama State University Pu/B 4,455 16 TOEFL 500 3/1 Yes Yes 8,016 6,910 Yes None

American Sentinel University Pr/B 4,500 550 None 40

Athens State University Pu/B 2,644 TOEFL 500 7/11 30 Yes 7,200 † 3,800 Yes None

Auburn University Pu/B 19,222 140 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 580 None 50 Yes Yes 14,878 † 10,944

Auburn University at Montgomery Pu/B 4,118 20 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 8/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 13,690 † 7,400

Bevill State Community College Pu/A TOEFL, ACT 500 9/1 Yes 4,830 † 4,525 Yes 8/25

Birmingham-Southern College Pr/B 1,356 2 TOEFL 500 3/1 25 Yes Yes 23,040 11,140 Yes 26 22,092 8/1

Bishop State Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 7/1 No 4,800 † 5,493

Calhoun Community College Pu/A 8,249 16 TOEFL 500 525 No 4,830 † 3,700 Yes None

Chattahoochee Valley Community

College Pu/A TOEFL 500 None No 4,830 † 8,000

Columbia Southern University Pr/AB 50 3,770 †

Concordia College Pr/AB TOEFL 580 None 25 Yes 6,167 † 4,000

Faulkner State Community College Pu/A 3,300 TOEFL 500 7/15 Yes 4,920 † 4,730

Faulkner University Pr/AB 2,144 7 TOEFL 450 500 None 10 Yes Yes 11,565 9,000

Gadsden State Community College Pu/A 5,426 TOEFL 500 515 None Yes Yes Yes 4,830 † 4,900

George C. Wallace Community College

at Dothan Pu/A 3,601 TOEFL 500 10 No 4,890 † 3,400

Heritage Christian University Pr/AB 97 6 3/30 25 Yes Yes 8,940 † 1,650

Herzing College Pr/AB 430

Huntingdon College Pr/AB 790 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 8/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 16,690 8,465 Yes None

Huntsville Bible College Pr/AB 10 2,250 †

J. F. Drake State Technical College Pu/A 759 TOEFL 500 None No 4,830 † 550

Jacksonville State University Pu/B 6,937 57 TOEFL 500 None 20 Yes Yes 8,080 † 10,386

Judson College Pr/B 331 TOEFL 500 510 None 30 Yes 10,670 ‡ 10,190

Lawson State Community College Pu/A 3,370 TOEFL 500 540 6/1 10 4,830 † 5,610

Marion Military Institute Pr/A TOEFL 500 570 None 40 Yes 13,955 ‡ 8,680 Yes None

Miles College Pr/B TOEFL 450 550 7/31 25 Yes 6,410 6,122

Oakwood College Pr/AB 1,751 116 TOEFL 500 6/30 30 Yes 12,066 6,828

Remington College: Mobile Pr/AB 300 7/4 50 No

Samford University Pr/AB 2,879 15 TOEFL 550 5/1 25 Yes Yes 16,000 10,432 Yes 8 12,265 None

Shelton State Community College Pu/A 4,622 TOEFL 500 None No 4,890 † 1,750 Yes None

Southern Union State Community

College Pu/A 4,560 TOEFL None Yes 4,830 † 4,500

Spring Hill College Pr/AB 1,174 10 TOEFL 550 7/1 35 Yes Yes 22,000 8,120 Yes 9 15,146 None

Stillman College Pr/B TOEFL 500 4/1 25 Yes 11,605 † 5,500 Yes None

Talladega College Pr/B 368 TOEFL 500 None 25 Yes 7,128 † 7,798 Yes None

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Alabama, Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University

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Control/ Undergraduate Students Test Required TOEFL Applications Academic Tuition/ Living Number Average

Institution ESL Summer Available DeadlineDegrees Total Int’l (Fall 2007) min avg Deadline Fee ($) Year Fees ($) Costs Receiving Award ($)

Trenholm State Technical College Pu/A 1,379 TOEFL 500 None No 4,860 † 5,515

Troy University Pu/AB 18,501 410 TOEFL 500 3/30 20 Yes Yes Yes 8,682 † 5,977

Tuskegee University Pr/B 2,510 TOEFL 500 6/15 35 Yes 12,985 9,960

University of Alabama Pu/B 17,374 187 TOEFL 500 5/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 13,516 † 8,744

University of Alabama at Birmingham Pu/B 11,060 264 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 3/1 30 Yes Yes 10,732 † 8,927

University of Alabama in Huntsville Pu/B 5,232 189 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 550 5/21 30 Yes Yes Yes 9,886 † 8,055 Yes 64 7,369 7/31

University of Mobile Pr/AB 1,549 59 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 541 7/1 30 Yes Yes 12,330 10,930

University of Montevallo Pu/B 2,557 49 TOEFL 525 560 6/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 11,124 † 7,170

University of North Alabama Pu/B 5,016 TOEFL 500 6/27 25 Yes Yes Yes 7,930 † 5,540 Yes None

University of South Alabama Pu/B 9,957 TOEFL 500 580 7/1 25 Yes Yes 8,312 † 5,648

University of West Alabama Pu/AB 1,645 TOEFL 500 530 None 50 Yes Yes 8,616 † 6,318

Virginia College Pr/AB 1,879 None 250 No 1,700

Virginia College at Huntsville Pr/AB 100 4,562

Virginia College Technical Pr/A 204 100

Wallace State Community College at

Hanceville Pu/A TOEFL 500 550 6/1 Yes 4,830 † 5,475

Alaska

Alaska Pacific University Pr/AB 471 2 TOEFL 550 7/1 25 Yes 19,610 9,101 Yes 2 4,962 None

Ilisagvik College Pu/A 425

Prince William Sound Community

College Pu/A 105 TOEFL 450 550 7/31 10 Yes Yes Yes 3,060 † 5,434 Yes None

Sheldon Jackson College Pr/AB TOEFL 550 6/1 50 Yes 11,300 † 10,550

University of Alaska Anchorage Pu/AB 17,894 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 450 5/1 45 Yes Yes 11,354 † 11,617 Yes 8/1

University of Alaska Fairbanks Pu/AB 4,862 141 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 3/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 11,566 † 6,580 Yes 48 8,492 None

University of Alaska Southeast Pu/AB 1,280 12 TOEFL 550 7/1 40 Yes Yes 11,418 † 10,398 Yes 8 7,935 None

Arizona

Arizona State University Pu/B 39,649 1,081 TOEFL 500 5/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 15,845 11,868 Yes 505 6,747 None

Arizona State University West Pu/B 5,551 29 TOEFL 500 5/1 50 Yes 15,092 † 13,982 Yes 3/1

Arizona Western College Pu/A 5,602 624 None 25 Yes Yes 5,760 4,468

Art Center Design College Pr/AB None 25 13,680 6,134

Bryman School Pr/A 424

Central Arizona College Pu/A 4,155 TOEFL 500 8/1 Yes Yes 6,388 ‡ 6,800 Yes 7/15

Chandler-Gilbert Community College:

Pecos Pu/A Yes 7,750 †

Chandler-Gilbert Community College:

Williams Campus Pu/A 987 5 8,430 7,368

Chaparral College Pr/AB 410 50 No

Cochise College Pu/A 8/1 Yes Yes Yes 6,360 6,797 Yes 4/15

Collins College Pr/AB 50 No 14,550 1,800

DeVry University: Phoenix Pr/AB 1,164 TOEFL 500 None 50 12,140 † 3,320

Dine College Pu/A 1,753 TOEFL 500 520 None 20 Yes Yes 850 7,714 Yes None

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Institution ESL Summer Available DeadlineDegrees Total Int’l (Fall 2007) min avg Deadline Fee ($) Year Fees ($) Costs Receiving Award ($)

Eastern Arizona College Pu/A 2,758 24 TOEFL 500 540 8/1 25 Yes 6,460 7,920 Yes

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University:

Prescott Campus Pr/B 1,644 47 TOEFL 500 537 6/1 50 Yes Yes 25,120 11,680 Yes 37 6,476 None

Estrella Mountain Community College Pu/A 5,950 TOEFL 500 6/1 5 No 7,750 † 2,834 Yes

Everest College Pr/AB TOEFL 450 None No

Gateway Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 None No 7,750 † Yes None

Glendale Community College Pu/A 4,431 27 TOEFL 500 7/1 Yes No 7,750 † 5,572

Grand Canyon University Pr/B 2,430 TOEFL 500 521 None 100 Yes Yes Yes 12,500 7,194 Yes 20 None

International Institute of the Americas:

Mesa Pr/AB 17 200 No 10,050 ‡ 11,100

International Institute of the Americas:

West Valley Pr/AB 205 200 No 10,050 11,100

Long Technical College Pr/A 400 25 No

Mesa Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 7/1 Yes Yes 7,750 † 500 Yes None

Metropolitan College of Court Reporting Pr/AB 50 1,260

Mohave Community College Pu/A 2,690 TOEFL 500 Yes No 4,500 ‡

Northcentral University Pr/B 128 TOEFL 450 None 50 No 800

Northern Arizona University Pu/B 13,116 265 TOEFL 525 5/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 13,487 14,522 Yes 69 4,452 None

Paradise Valley Community College Pu/A 2,862 TOEFL 500 7/1 No 7,750 † 700

Paralegal Institute Pr/A 500

Phoenix College Pu/A 12,200 TOEFL 500 None No 7,770 700

Pima Community College Pu/A 25,145 239 TOEFL 450 None 25 Yes No 6,565 † 5,104

Prescott College Pr/B 752 1 TOEFL 8/15 25 No 18,661 10,450

Refrigeration School Pr/A

Rio Salado College Pu/A 16,604 TOEFL 500 None No 7,750 ‡ 8,878 Yes None

Scottsdale Community College Pu/A 11,262 TOEFL 500 None Yes No 8,460 5,042 Yes None

South Mountain Community College Pu/A 4,295 7/1 Yes No 6,480 6,100

Tohono O\’odham Community College Pu/A 263 15 6,340

Tucson Design College Pr/AB 100 None 35 No

Universal Technical Institute Pr/A 2,840 TOEFL No 12,090 1,710

University of Advancing Technology Pr/AB 1,172 12 TOEFL 550 None Yes 15,500 12,400 Yes None

University of Arizona Pu/B 28,023 770 TOEFL 500 595 4/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 14,960 11,546 Yes None

University of Phoenix Pr/AB 161,846 TOEFL 550 None 110 No 9,540 † 525

Western International University Pr/AB TOEFL 500 None 100 Yes No 900 Yes None

Yavapai College Pu/A 4,035 1 TOEFL 450 None 10 Yes Yes 7,120 † 7,990

Arkansas

Arkansas State University Pu/AB 8,650 83 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 5/15 45 Yes Yes 12,145 † 9,178

Arkansas State University: Newport Pu/A 3,660 †

Arkansas Tech University Pu/AB 6,162 124 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 5/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 8,990 † 7,926 Yes 39 4,014 None

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Arizona, Eastern Arizona College

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Institution ESL Summer Available DeadlineDegrees Total Int’l (Fall 2007) min avg Deadline Fee ($) Year Fees ($) Costs Receiving Award ($)

Black River Technical College Pu/A 5,430 †

Cossatot Community College of the

University of Arkansas Pu/A 633 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 507 None 150 Yes No 5,146 5,815 Yes None

Crowley\’s Ridge College Pr/A TOEFL, ACT 500 573 15 Yes 7,700 4,700 Yes None

East Arkansas Community College Pu/A 1,267 TOEFL, ACT 500 2/28 25 No 2,220 † 5,700 Yes 7/1

Ecclesia College Pr/AB 35 TOEFL 500 6/1 50 Yes Yes 12,520 4,800

Harding University Pr/B 4,092 148 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 550 5/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 11,650 6,942 Yes 157 13,369 None

Henderson State University Pu/AB 2,728 63 TOEFL 500 525 None 30 Yes Yes Yes 8,695 † Yes 55 4,786 None

Hendrix College Pr/B 1,010 5 TOEFL 550 620 5/1 100 Yes 22,916 9,835 Yes 5 13,239 None

John Brown University Pr/AB 1,608 101 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 None 100 Yes Yes 16,158 11,006 Yes 36 8,718 None

Lyon College Pr/B 484 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 5/1 50 Yes 14,860 9,070 Yes 12 13,313 None

National Park Community College Pu/A 3,100 TOEFL 500 540 6/30 No 3,030 † 10,071 Yes None

Ouachita Baptist University Pr/AB 1,420 54 TOEFL 550 7/31 50 Yes Yes Yes 16,990 8,025 Yes 6/1

Ouachita Technical College Pu/A 1,591 TOEFL 500 None No 3,510 10,719 Yes 6/30

Philander Smith College Pr/B TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 4/5 30 Yes 7,766 † 7,115 Yes None

Phillips Community College of the

University of Arkansas Pu/A TOEFL 500 None No 3,170 † 10,545

Pulaski Technical College Pu/A 7,685 TOEFL, ACT 550 6/1 30 No 7,050 † 800 Yes None

Remington College: Little Rock Pr/A 50 10,980 †

South Arkansas Community College Pu/A TOEFL No 3,790 † 5,070 Yes None

Southeast Arkansas College Pu/A 2,250 None No 3,220 8,400 Yes None

Southern Arkansas University Pu/AB 2,683 144 TOEFL 500 560 7/1 25 Yes Yes 6,936 8,130 Yes None

Southern Arkansas University Tech Pu/A 757 TOEFL 500 5/15 No Yes 2,626 ‡ 17,850

University of Arkansas Pu/B 13,654 262 TOEFL 550 577 5/31 50 Yes Yes Yes 13,222 † 10,292 Yes 166 9,087 None

University of Arkansas at Fort Smith Pu/AB 5,914 TOEFL 500 6/15 Yes Yes 7,720 † 9,530

University of Arkansas at Little Rock Pu/AB TOEFL 530 5/1 30 Yes Yes 12,083 † 5,550

University of Arkansas at Monticello Pu/AB 2,960 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 30 Yes Yes 7,660 † 7,365 Yes None

University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff Pu/AB 3,100 21 TOEFL 500 520 8/1 Yes Yes 8,439 † 8,240

University of Arkansas: Community

College at Batesville Pu/A 1,397 None No 4,000 3,650 Yes None

University of Central Arkansas Pu/AB 9,909 217 TOEFL 500 520 None 40 Yes Yes Yes 10,462 † 7,419

University of the Ozarks Pr/B 628 101 TOEFL 500 540 8/1 10 Yes 14,950 5,860 Yes None

Williams Baptist College Pr/AB 512 7 TOEFL 500 None 20 Yes 9,850 8,000 Yes 4 7,252 None

California

Academy of Art University Pr/AB 6,596 994 None 100 Yes Yes Yes 18,280 16,560

Allan Hancock College Pu/A 14,707 TOEFL 475 500 6/1 Yes No 5,348 † 5,946

Alliant International University Pr/B 313 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 550 None 40 Yes Yes Yes 14,360 11,668 Yes None

Subject Test(s), or ACT

American Academy of Dramatic Arts:

West Pr/A 258 TOEFL 500 8/1 50 No 17,450 5,010 Yes None

American River College Pu/A 32,241 TOEFL 510 530 7/1 50 No 5,822 † 2,660

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Arkansas, Black River Technical College

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Institution ESL Summer Available DeadlineDegrees Total Int’l (Fall 2007) min avg Deadline Fee ($) Year Fees ($) Costs Receiving Award ($)

Antelope Valley College Pu/A 12,030 TOEFL 450 5/1 Yes No 5,312 † 10,944

Antioch University Los Angeles Pr/B TOEFL 600 610 8/1 60 No 13,560 † 1,500

Antioch University Santa Barbara Pr/B TOEFL 550 None 60 No 13,188 † 990

Art Institute of California: Los Angeles Pr/AB TOEFL 480 None 50 Yes Yes 19,874 ‡ 12,827

Art Institute of California: Orange County Pr/AB 1,835 TOEFL 500 None 50 Yes Yes 18,135 14,248 Yes 3 None

Art Institute of California: San Diego Pr/AB 1,912 TOEFL None 50 Yes 19,824

Art Institute of California: San Francisco Pr/AB TOEFL 480 None 150 Yes 17,685 † 1,125

Azusa Pacific University Pr/B 4,602 80 TOEFL 500 525 6/1 65 Yes Yes Yes 23,750 11,288 Yes 47 12,179 3/2

Bakersfield College Pu/A 14,838 TOEFL 500 Yes Yes 7,058 † 2,250

Barstow College Pu/A 2,924 TOEFL 450 None Yes No 5,190 † 5,761

Bethany University Pr/AB 461 TOEFL 500 None 35 Yes Yes 16,330 12,212 Yes None

Bethesda Christian University Pr/B TOEFL 500 None 160 Yes No 6,420 1,500 Yes 6/30

Biola University Pr/B 3,240 TOEFL 500 6/1 45 Yes Yes Yes 23,782 11,076 Yes 71 5,170 3/1

Brooks College Pr/A TOEFL 450 510 None 250 Yes Yes Yes 1,500

Brooks Institute of Photography Pr/AB TOEFL 500 None 100 No 16,640

Butte College Pu/A 12,763 TOEFL 450 475 100 Yes No 6,196 † 1,407

Cabrillo College Pu/A 14,794 TOEFL 450 480 5/30 Yes No 5,798 † 2,358

California Baptist University Pr/B 2,392 29 TOEFL 500 7/15 45 Yes Yes Yes 19,030 10,090 Yes 17 8,029 None

California College of the Arts Pr/B 1,312 91 TOEFL 550 None 50 Yes 27,914 10,230 Yes 3 3,000 None

California Culinary Academy Pr/A TOEFL 550 None 65 Yes 2,664

California Design College Pr/A 2,506

California Institute of the Arts Pr/B 803 64 TOEFL 550 570 1/5 65 Yes 30,075 11,300 Yes None

California Institute of Integral Studies Pr/B 55 65 12,250 †

California Institute of Technology Pr/B 913 65 1/1 50 Yes Yes 31,410 10,179 Yes 39 36,683 1/15

California Lutheran University Pr/B 2,087 52 TOEFL 530 6/1 45 Yes 24,530 12,958 Yes 20 8,907 None

California Maritime Academy Pu/B 750 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 3/1 55 Yes Yes 13,616 † 7,030 Yes None

California National University for

Advanced Studies Pr/B 350 100

California Polytechnic State University:

San Luis Obispo Pu/B 17,385 61 TOEFL 550 555 11/30 55 Yes Yes 14,416 † 12,285

California School of Culinary Arts Pr/A 1,686 TOEFL 500 None 100 10,621

California State Polytechnic University:

Pomona Pu/B 17,306 575 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 525 544 None 55 Yes Yes Yes 13,188 † 12,090

Subject Test(s), or ACT

California State University: Bakersfield Pu/B 5,960 TOEFL 500 530 8/1 55 Yes Yes 13,438 † 9,873 Yes 4/1

California State University: Chico Pu/B 14,526 228 TOEFL 500 546 5/1 55 Yes Yes Yes 13,540 † 12,562 Yes None

California State University: Dominguez

Hills Pu/B 8,943 166 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 4/1 55 Yes 13,161 † 11,424 Yes None

California State University: East Bay Pu/B 8,476 TOEFL 530 558 3/31 55 Yes Yes Yes 13,086 † 11,044

California State University: Fresno Pu/B 17,428 397 TOEFL 500 2/1 55 Yes Yes Yes 13,103 † 11,160

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Institution ESL Summer Available DeadlineDegrees Total Int’l (Fall 2007) min avg Deadline Fee ($) Year Fees ($) Costs Receiving Award ($)

California State University: Fullerton Pu/B 27,917 1,071 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 545 4/15 55 Yes Yes 13,160 † 11,734

California State University: Long Beach Pu/B 28,514 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 547 11/30 55 Yes Yes Yes 13,034 ‡ 10,946

California State University: Los Angeles Pu/B 14,955 618 TOEFL 550 55 Yes Yes Yes 13,205 † 11,787

California State University: Monterey

Bay Pu/B 3,407 TOEFL 525 5/1 55 Yes 13,206 † 12,840

California State University: Sacramento Pu/B 23,028 307 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 510 55 Yes Yes 13,242 † 12,056

California State University: San

Bernardino Pu/B 12,464 370 TOEFL 500 570 None 55 Yes Yes Yes 13,262 † 13,032 Yes None

California State University: San Marcos Pu/B 6,276 TOEFL 550 4/30 55 Yes Yes 13,232 † 13,170

California State University: Stanislaus Pu/B 6,434 86 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 6/1 55 Yes Yes 13,250 † 8,253 Yes 7 2,206 None

Canada College Pu/A 6,099 TOEFL 480 500 4/15 No 6,056 † 11,130

Cerritos Community College Pu/A 21,000 TOEFL 450 5/1 40 Yes No 6,118 † 10,764

Cerro Coso Community College Pu/A 4,441 TOEFL 500 None Yes 7,020 † 7,912

Chabot College Pu/A 7,313 TOEFL 500 525 5/15 100 No 5,578 † 12,537

Chaffey College Pu/A 17,543 TOEFL 450 460 None 35 Yes No 5,332 † 10,074

Chapman University Pr/B 3,839 75 TOEFL 500 601 3/1 55 Yes Yes 30,748 14,050 Yes 18 5,081 None

Charles R. Drew University of Medicine

and Science Pr/AB 255 35

Citrus College Pu/A 11,363 TOEFL 450 6/1 40 Yes No 5,818 † 13,290

City College of San Francisco Pu/A 31,321 TOEFL 475 500 5/15 50 Yes No 5,396 † 10,788

Claremont McKenna College Pr/B 1,140 47 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 600 639 1/2 60 Yes 33,210 12,590 Yes 5 33,466 2/1

Coastline Community College Pu/A 9,939 TOEFL 500 9/7 30 Yes No 5,576 † 5,256 Yes None

Cogswell Polytechnical College Pr/B 282 TOEFL 525 6/1 55 Yes 13,720 † 12,224

Coleman College Pr/AB 430 TOEFL 500 520 None No 8,741

College of Alameda Pu/A 5,168 TOEFL 500 1/1 No 5,884 † 4,338

College of the Canyons Pu/A 16,195 TOEFL 450 7/1 100 Yes No 5,166 † 3,340

College of the Desert Pu/A 5,156 13 TOEFL 400 420 7/15 25 Yes No Yes 5,644 † 3,378 Yes None

College of Marin: Kentfield Pu/A 6,529 TOEFL 500 535 7/31 50 Yes No 6,118 † 10,251

College of Oceaneering Pr/A 485 TOEFL 475 None 200 No 16,430

College of the Redwoods Pu/A 6,630 TOEFL 500 None 162 Yes 6,296 † 9,228

College of San Mateo Pu/A 10,998 TOEFL 480 520 4/15 Yes No 6,056 † 10,422

College of the Sequoias Pu/A 10,494 TOEFL 500 4/1 100 Yes No 6,696 † 11,160

College of the Siskiyous Pu/A 2,651 TOEFL 470 485 6/30 35 Yes Yes 6,026 † 9,254

Columbia College Pu/A 4,118 TOEFL 480 520 5/1 Yes Yes Yes 5,348 † 8,964 Yes 12/15

Columbia College: Hollywood Pr/AB 211 TOEFL 550 6/30 50 No 11,625 †

Concorde Career College Pr/A

Concordia University Pr/AB 1,357 22 TOEFL 550 540 None 300 Yes Yes Yes 21,130 11,170 Yes 4/1

Contra Costa College Pu/A 7,379 5/1 No 5,610 † 2,876

Copper Mountain College Pu/A 2,262 No 5,310 †

Cosumnes River College Pu/A TOEFL 510 520 50 Yes No 5,822 † 4,158

Crafton Hills College Pu/A 4,892 TOEFL 500 510 5/1 25 Yes No 5,498 † 5,274

Cuesta College Pu/A 10,829 TOEFL 500 6/1 Yes No 5,618 † 3,238

Cuyamaca College Pu/A TOEFL 450 480 6/2 Yes No 5,348 † 12,400

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Institution ESL Summer Available DeadlineDegrees Total Int’l (Fall 2007) min avg Deadline Fee ($) Year Fees ($) Costs Receiving Award ($)

Cypress College Pu/A 12,900 TOEFL 500 4/15 25 Yes No 5,936 † 10,728

De Anza College Pu/A 23,500 TOEFL 500 517 6/1 No 5,838 † 11,538

Deep Springs College Pr/A 27 11/15 Yes Yes 1,500 Yes None

Design Institute of San Diego Pr/B 500 14,400 3,266

DeVry University: Fremont Pr/AB 1,446 50 13,410 † 3,320

DeVry University: Long Beach Pr/AB 1,022 TOEFL 500 None 50 12,800 † 10,820

DeVry University: Pomona Pr/AB 1,720 TOEFL 500 None 50 12,800 † 3,320

DeVry University: West Hills Pr/AB 670 TOEFL 500 None 50 12,800 † 3,320

Diablo Valley College Pu/A 20,704 TOEFL 500 None 25 No 5,620 † 9,702 Yes 5/1

Dominican School of Philosophy and

Theology Pr/B TOEFL 550 570 None 30 Yes Yes 13,250 † 15,153 Yes None

Dominican University of California Pr/B 1,363 34 TOEFL 550 6/1 40 Yes Yes 26,150 † 14,848

East Los Angeles College Pu/A 20,813 TOEFL 450 7/15 No 5,724 † 7,100

El Camino College Pu/A 24,301 TOEFL 450 6/30 25 Yes No Yes 5,900 † 8,508

Empire College Pr/A 644 TOEFL 450 475 None 100 No 2,863

Evergreen Valley College Pu/A 9,000 TOEFL 500 4/15 100 No 5,878 † 2,698

Fashion Careers College Pr/A 25 17,150

Fashion Institute of Design and

Merchandising Pr/AB 3,522 TOEFL 483 None 300 Yes No Yes 17,915 1,900

Fashion Institute of Design and

Merchandising: San Diego Pr/A 272 4 TOEFL 483 None 300 Yes No Yes 16,775 1,900

Fashion Institute of Design and

Merchandising: San Francisco Pr/A 936 TOEFL 483 None 300 Yes No Yes 17,915 1,900

Feather River College Pu/A 634 6 TOEFL 550 8/14 Yes 6,086 † 6,125 Yes None

Foothill College Pu/A 15,486 TOEFL 500 6/20 50 Yes No 5,838 † 10,846

Fresno City College Pu/A 22,670 TOEFL 500 515 5/1 Yes No 5,848 † 10,130

Fresno Pacific University Pr/AB 1,399 48 TOEFL 500 7/30 40 Yes Yes Yes 20,790 10,430 Yes 26 582

Fullerton College Pu/A 19,800 TOEFL 500 510 4/15 25 Yes No 5,936 † 2,844

Glendale Community College Pu/A 7,640 1,975 TOEFL 430 450 50 Yes 5,308 † 10,584

Golden Gate University Pr/AB 567 TOEFL 525 7/1 90 Yes No 14,400 Yes None

Golden West College Pu/A 13,750 TOEFL 500 515 6/15 30 No 5,575 † 5,652

Grossmont Community College Pu/A 16,450 TOEFL 450 478 6/1 No 5,348 † 10,150

Hartnell College Pu/A 9,463 TOEFL 500 570 None Yes No Yes 5,498 † 2,924

Harvey Mudd College Pr/B TOEFL, SAT, SAT 1/15 50 Yes 33,325 12,633 Yes 2/1

Subject Test(s)

Heald College: Concord Pr/A TOEFL 550 None 250 No 9,900 1,200

Heald College: Fresno Pr/A 11/1 250 No 9,900 900

Heald College: Hayward Pr/A TOEFL 500 250 9,900 Yes

Heald College: Rancho Cordova Pr/A TOEFL 250 9,900 Yes

Heald College: Roseville Pr/A 250 9,900

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Heald College: Salinas Pr/A TOEFL 480 None 250 9,900 3,300 Yes

Heald College: San Francisco Pr/A TOEFL 250 9,900

Heald College: San Jose Pr/A TOEFL 480 520 None 250 No 9,900 1,200

Heald College: Stockton Pr/A 250 No 9,900

Holy Names University Pr/B 657 42 TOEFL 490 7/1 50 Yes Yes 22,710 15,867 Yes 11 13,641 6/30

Hope International University Pr/AB 825 25 TOEFL 500 601 6/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 18,700 7,250 Yes 25 8,000 None

Humphreys College Pr/AB 893 2 TOEFL 450 490 None 200 Yes Yes 9,900 † 5,970

Institute of Computer Technology Pr/AB 50 14,200 ‡ 210

International Technological University Pr/B TOEFL 500 None 80 8,250

Irvine Valley College Pu/A 12,843 470 39 Yes No 5,996 † 4,968

John F. Kennedy University Pr/B TOEFL 550 7/1 50 No 14,325 † 14,112

King\’s College and Seminary Pr/AB TOEFL 500 7/1 45 No 7,485 900

La Sierra University Pr/B 1,586 161 TOEFL 550 None 30 Yes Yes Yes 20,633 9,935 Yes 158 5,994 None

Laguna College of Art and Design Pr/B TOEFL 500 6/15 35 No 18,600 4,939

Lake Tahoe Community College Pu/A 3,645 TOEFL 580 5/1 No 1,272 † 18,997

Laney College Pu/A 12,560 TOEFL 500 None 50 5,884 † 6,408

Las Positas College Pu/A 7,492 TOEFL 500 None 100 Yes No 5,578 † 9,198

Lassen College Pu/A 2,491 TOEFL 450 460 8/1 Yes Yes 6,285 † 6,638

LIFE Pacific College Pr/AB 475 TOEFL 550 553 7/1 35 Yes Yes 10,100 9,690 Yes 1 5,800 7/1

Lincoln University Pr/AB 28 TOEFL 500 None 75 Yes No 9,500 8,596

Loma Linda University Pr/AB TOEFL 550 6/30 60 Yes Yes 23,514 † 7,427

Long Beach City College Pu/A 23,282 TOEFL 500 535 7/1 25 Yes No 5,996 † 12,216 Yes 10 None

Los Angeles City College Pu/A 16,306 6/15 Yes No 5,724 † 840

Los Angeles Harbor College Pu/A 8,473 TOEFL 450 510 6/20 Yes No 5,724 † 6,660

Los Angeles Mission College Pu/A 7,525 TOEFL 500 515 8/23 Yes No 5,724 † 11,538

Los Angeles Pierce College Pu/A 17,575 TOEFL 450 6/15 35 Yes No 5,724 † 1,200 Yes None

Los Angeles Southwest College Pu/A 5,935 Yes No 5,724 † 2,754

Los Angeles Trade and Technical

College Pu/A 12,757 TOEFL 6/1 Yes No 5,724 † 3,123

Los Angeles Valley College Pu/A 17,575 TOEFL 450 6/30 35 Yes No 5,724 † 2,844

Los Medanos College Pu/A 8,496 7/1 25 Yes No 5,620 † 9,198

Loyola Marymount University Pr/B 5,419 82 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 1/15 50 Yes 29,834 15,422

Maric College: Anaheim Pr/A 20

Maric College: Panorama City Pr/A TOEFL 477 None 100 No 11,385 4,318

Maric College: Sacramento Pr/A 20

Maric College: Vista Pr/A 20

Marymount College Pr/A 726 None 35 Yes Yes Yes 19,485 13,845 Yes None

Master\’s College Pr/B 1,125 34 TOEFL 525 None 55 Yes Yes 27,670 11,840 Yes None

Mendocino College Pu/A 4,536 5/1 100 No 6,049 † 2,754

Menlo College Pr/AB 769 74 TOEFL 500 550 8/1 40 Yes Yes 26,220 ‡ 12,870 Yes 50 10,097 8/1

Merced College Pu/A 8,887 TOEFL 450 475 7/27 25 Yes No 5,336 † 5,500

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Institution ESL Summer Available DeadlineDegrees Total Int’l (Fall 2007) min avg Deadline Fee ($) Year Fees ($) Costs Receiving Award ($)

Merritt College Pu/A 7,301 TOEFL 500 4/1 50 Yes No 5,884 † 3,492 Yes 6/30

Mills College Pr/B 881 49 TOEFL 550 567 8/1 40 Yes Yes 31,190 12,686 Yes 2/15

MiraCosta College Pu/A 6,085 TOEFL 450 None Yes No 5,526 † 14,148

Mission College Pu/A 9,072 TOEFL 500 525 5/1 Yes No 5,496 † 2,844

Modesto Junior College Pu/A 18,240 TOEFL 450 490 5/1 Yes No 5,348 † 3,248

Monterey Peninsula College Pu/A TOEFL 460 490 None Yes No 5,356 † 5,616

Moorpark College Pu/A 13,798 TOEFL 450 7/1 50 No 5,888 † 11,520

Mount San Antonio College Pu/A 33,882 TOEFL 450 30 Yes No 5,756 † 13,018

Mount San Jacinto College Pu/A 11,808 TOEFL 450 6/1 100 No 5,310 † 11,682

Mt. Sierra College Pr/B 500 None 20 No 12,960 6,260

MTI College Pr/A 396 50 No 9,050 † 1,456

Napa Valley College Pu/A 9,333 TOEFL 480 491 5/1 25 No 5,544 † 3,042

National Hispanic University Pr/AB 427 TOEFL 450 None 50 No 4,850 †

National Institute of Technology Pr/A No

National University Pr/AB 6,186 61 TOEFL 525 None 100 Yes No 8,352 † 3,968 Yes None

NewSchool of Architecture & Design Pr/AB 180 TOEFL 550 580 None 75 Yes Yes 3,700 Yes 3 None

Northwestern College Pr/A 35

Northwestern Polytechnic University Pr/B 114 TOEFL, SAT 550 8/29 60 Yes Yes Yes 8,390 9,300

Notre Dame de Namur University Pr/B TOEFL 450 500 8/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 23,850 13,498 Yes 31 None

Occidental College Pr/B 1,814 64 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 600 1/10 50 Yes 33,644 12,188 Yes 2/1

Ohlone College Pu/A 9,628 TOEFL 510 4/10 100 Yes No 5,886 † 12,534

Orange Coast College Pu/A 17,411 348 TOEFL 500 535 6/30 30 5,576 † 13,752

Otis College of Art and Design Pr/B TOEFL 550 571 6/1 50 Yes Yes 27,596 11,300 Yes None

Oxnard College Pu/A 6,259 TOEFL 505 7/1 Yes No 5,888 † 4,400

Pacific Oaks College Pr/B TOEFL 550 6/1 55 No 22,050 18,600

Pacific States University Pr/B 19 15 TOEFL 450 500 None 100 Yes No 11,040 800

Pacific Union College Pr/AB 1,420 93 TOEFL 525 None 30 Yes Yes 20,265 ‡ 10,272

Palo Verde College Pu/A 1,027 TOEFL 450 475 None Yes No 5,310 † 11,020 Yes None

Palomar College Pu/A 24,941 TOEFL 470 472 6/1 25 Yes No 5,524 † 8,647

Pasadena City College Pu/A 24,516 TOEFL 450 470 6/15 25 Yes No 5,788 † 10,838

Patten University Pr/AB TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 565 7/31 30 Yes Yes Yes 11,880 8,340 Yes None

Pepperdine University Pr/B 3,169 189 TOEFL 550 590 1/15 55 Yes Yes 32,740 11,600

Pitzer College Pr/B 963 20 TOEFL 587 1/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 34,038 ‡ 12,120

Platt College: Cerritos Pr/A None 75 No 584 Yes None

Platt College: Los Angeles Pr/AB TOEFL 400 425 None 75 No

Platt College: Newport Beach Pr/AB TOEFL 400 425 None 75 No

Platt College: Ontario Pr/AB 400 TOEFL 400 425 None 75 No

Platt College: San Diego Pr/AB 252 None No 8,138

Point Loma Nazarene University Pr/B 2,360 16 TOEFL 550 3/1 50 Yes Yes 22,150 11,292 Yes None

Pomona College Pr/B 1,529 32 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 600 12/15 60 Yes Yes 31,865 13,741 Yes 18 38,098 2/1

Subject Test(s), or ACT

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Institution ESL Summer Available DeadlineDegrees Total Int’l (Fall 2007) min avg Deadline Fee ($) Year Fees ($) Costs Receiving Award ($)

Porterville College Pu/A 3,822 TOEFL 450 500 None Yes No 7,058 † 3,330

Professional Golfers Career College Pr/A 75 600

Queen of the Holy Rosary College Pr/A 60 Yes 3,000 150

Reedley College Pu/A 4,812 4 TOEFL 500 511 None Yes 5,848 † 7,330 Yes None

Remington College: San Diego Pr/AB 50

Rio Hondo College Pu/A 16,589 TOEFL 450 None No 4,528 † 12,384

Riverside Community College Pu/A 32,228 TOEFL 450 6/1 60 Yes 5,920 † 13,240

Sacramento City College Pu/A 21,730 TOEFL 450 487 7/10 50 Yes No 5,822 † 11,840

Saddleback College Pu/A 24,865 TOEFL 470 7/1 39 Yes No 5,996 † 4,968

Sage College Pr/A 100 9,625

St. Mary\’s College of California Pr/B 3,291 TOEFL 525 550 5/1 55 Yes Yes 29,050 14,256 Yes 6 16,119 3/2

Salvation Army Crestmont College Pr/A 27 3,000 †

Samuel Merritt College Pr/B 353 2 TOEFL 550 3/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 29,590 10,577

San Bernardino Valley College Pu/A 11,888 TOEFL 500 6/1 25 No 5,498 † 12,057

San Diego Christian College Pr/B TOEFL 500 510 8/1 100 Yes Yes Yes 16,992 12,870 Yes 7/15

San Diego City College Pu/A 13,780 TOEFL 500 6/1 100 No 5,606 † 13,068

San Diego Mesa College Pu/A 21,206 TOEFL 500 6/1 100 No 5,606 † 12,537

San Diego Miramar College Pu/A 10,135 TOEFL 500 563 6/1 100 No 5,606 † 5,229

San Diego State University Pu/B 26,690 525 TOEFL 550 570 11/30 55 Yes Yes Yes 13,292 † 14,940

San Francisco Art Institute Pr/B 379 TOEFL 550 8/1 75 Yes Yes 27,550 4,930 Yes 9/1

San Francisco Conservatory of Music Pr/B TOEFL 500 527 1/15 100 No 28,280 10,700 Yes 12 None

San Francisco State University Pu/B 23,074 1,234 TOEFL 500 6/1 55 Yes Yes 13,298 † 15,458

San Joaquin Delta College Pu/A 16,974 TOEFL 500 6/2 50 Yes No 5,310 † 12,126

San Joaquin Valley College Inc. Pr/A No 10,753 †

San Jose City College Pu/A 9,841 TOEFL 500 505 4/15 35 Yes No 5,878 † 1,535 Yes 35 None

San Jose State University Pu/B 22,733 783 TOEFL 55 Yes Yes 13,462 † 8,718

Santa Ana College Pu/A 27,958 TOEFL 450 500 6/1 25 Yes No Yes 5,578 † 4,068

Santa Barbara Business College Pr/A

Santa Barbara Business College:

Bakersfield Pr/A

Santa Barbara Business College: Santa

Maria Pr/A 75

Santa Barbara Business College: Ventura Pr/A

Santa Barbara City College Pu/A 7,655 475 7/1 50 Yes 5,541 † 4,998

Santa Clara University Pr/B 4,552 123 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 630 1/15 55 Yes 30,900 14,556

Santa Monica College Pu/A 30,727 TOEFL 450 500 6/10 50 Yes No 6,204 † 670

Santa Rosa Junior College Pu/A 31,984 TOEFL 480 7/10 25 6,988 † 4,446

Santiago Canyon College Pu/A 5,269 500 7/1 50 Yes No 5,578 † 850

Scripps College Pr/B 879 11 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 600 616 2/1 50 Yes 33,700 11,900 Yes 3 24,210 None

Shasta College Pu/A 8,740 TOEFL 450 None Yes Yes 5,977 † 5,243

Sierra College Pu/A 18,918 TOEFL 450 470 7/1 100 Yes Yes Yes 5,496 † 10,282

Simpson University Pr/AB 922 TOEFL 500 None 40 Yes Yes 17,800 9,760 Yes 12 12,500 None

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Institution ESL Summer Available DeadlineDegrees Total Int’l (Fall 2007) min avg Deadline Fee ($) Year Fees ($) Costs Receiving Award ($)

Skyline College Pu/A 8,060 TOEFL 480 495 4/15 No 6,056 † 2,534

Soka University of America Pr/B 45 Yes 20,856 8,400

Solano Community College Pu/A 6,810 TOEFL 500 520 6/1 Yes No 5,337 † 10,485

Sonoma State University Pu/B 6,481 73 TOEFL 500 525 5/31 55 Yes Yes Yes 13,794 † 13,464

Southern California Institute of

Architecture Pr/B TOEFL 550 2/1 60 No 20,380 14,350

Southern California Institute of

Technology Pr/AB TOEFL 400 None 100 Yes No

Southwestern College Pu/A 10,226 TOEFL 460 470 5/1 Yes No 5,346 † 2,160

Stanford University Pr/B 6,491 401 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 657 12/15 75 Yes 32,994 13,442 Yes 203 27,361 None

Taft College Pu/A 8,525 TOEFL 450 513 6/1 150 Yes Yes 5,310 † 5,516

University of California: Berkeley Pu/B 23,447 774 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 550 11/30 70 Yes 25,242 ‡ 16,472

Subject Test(s), or ACT

University of California: Davis Pu/B 22,618 354 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 11/30 70 Yes Yes Yes 25,277 † 15,177 47 11,356

University of California: Irvine Pu/B 19,930 475 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 550 11/30 70 Yes Yes 24,590 † 13,626 Yes 118 12,258 3/1

Subject Test(s), or ACT

University of California: Los Angeles Pu/B 24,811 893 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 11/30 70 Yes Yes Yes 24,324 † 16,215 Yes 206 13,870 None

University of California: Merced Pu/B 835 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 11/30 70 Yes 24,473 † 13,221

University of California: Riverside Pu/B 14,555 297 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 11/30 70 Yes Yes Yes 24,410 † 14,800

University of California: San Diego Pu/B 20,339 613 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 11/30 70 Yes Yes 24,501 † 13,583 Yes 6/1

University of California: Santa Barbara Pu/B 18,058 TOEFL, SAT Subject 550 572 11/30 70 Yes Yes 24,813 † 10,577

Test(s)

University of California: Santa Cruz Pu/B 13,588 115 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 11/30 70 Yes Yes 24,769 † 15,126

University of La Verne Pr/AB 1,666 14 TOEFL 500 4/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 24,260 17,031 Yes None

University of the Pacific Pr/B 3,436 TOEFL 475 543 None 60 Yes Yes Yes 27,350 12,660 Yes None

University of Redlands Pr/B 2,358 32 TOEFL 550 2/1 45 Yes 28,776 13,260 Yes None

University of San Diego Pr/B 4,959 99 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 590 1/5 55 Yes Yes 30,704 15,122

University of San Francisco Pr/B 4,451 TOEFL 550 2/1 65 Yes Yes Yes 28,580 10,680

University of Southern California Pr/B 16,428 1,393 600 1/10 65 Yes Yes Yes 33,888 13,108 Yes 248 23,317 1/20

Vanguard University of Southern

California Pr/B 1,814 16 TOEFL 550 8/6 45 Yes Yes 21,524 10,748

Ventura College Pu/A 12,025 TOEFL 510 None 50 Yes No 5,888 † 2,400

Victor Valley College Pu/A 10,930 TOEFL 500 5/15 Yes No 5,500 † 2,772 Yes None

Vista Community College Pu/A 4,080 TOEFL 50 Yes No 5,884 † 3,054

West Coast University Pr/AB

West Hills Community College Pu/A 4,545 7/15 40 Yes Yes Yes 5,475 † 8,252

West Los Angeles College Pu/A 8,390 TOEFL 450 460 6/15 35 Yes No 5,724 † 9,756

West Valley College Pu/A 10,500 TOEFL 500 520 6/1 Yes No 5,510 † 2,736

Western Career College: Emeryville Pr/AB 75 No

Western Career College: Pleasant Hill Pr/A 100

Western Career College: San Jose Pr/A 75

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Institution ESL Summer Available DeadlineDegrees Total Int’l (Fall 2007) min avg Deadline Fee ($) Year Fees ($) Costs Receiving Award ($)

Western Career College: San Leandro Pr/A 100 2,134

Western Career College: Walnut Creek Pr/AB 100

Westmont College Pr/B 1,358 3 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 560 630 2/15 50 Yes 29,470 13,192 Yes 3/1

Westwood College Pr/AB 25

Westwood College: Long Beach Pr/AB 450 100

Westwood College: Los Angeles Pr/A 100 12,810

Whittier College Pr/B 1,325 45 TOEFL 550 590 None 50 Yes 28,206 12,662 Yes None

William Jessup University Pr/AB 428 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 6/1 35 Yes 17,238 11,630 Yes 8/1

Woodbury University Pr/B 1,258 76 TOEFL 500 527 None 50 Yes Yes 23,474 12,441

WyoTech Institute: Fremont Pr/A 1,364

Yuba Community College District Pu/A 10,457 TOEFL 480 490 5/15 25 5,622 † 1,260 Yes 3/1

Colorado

Adams State College Pu/AB 2,142 2 TOEFL 550 594 6/1 20 Yes 9,123 † 9,922

Aims Community College Pu/A TOEFL 520 8/19 No 9,390 † 600

Arapahoe Community College Pu/A TOEFL 485 8/15 Yes No 10,523 † 850

Art Institute of Colorado Pr/AB TOEFL 500 None 50 Yes 18,240 9,613 Yes None

Blair College Pr/A TOEFL 450 None 50 No 2,045 Yes None

Boulder College of Massage Therapy Pr/A 220 75 No Yes None

Cambridge College Pr/A None 50 No

Colorado Christian University Pr/AB 1,772 9 TOEFL 550 8/1 50 Yes Yes 17,530 10,463 Yes None

Colorado College Pr/B 1,928 33 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 610 1/15 50 Yes 32,124 13,676 Yes 29 29,582 2/15

Colorado Mountain College: Alpine

Campus Pu/A TOEFL 500 510 7/1 Yes 7,130 † 9,712

Colorado Mountain College: Spring

Valley Campus Pu/A Yes 7,130 † 9,662

Colorado Mountain College: Timberline

Campus Pu/A TOEFL 500 510 7/1 Yes 7,130 † 9,662

Colorado Northwestern Community

College Pu/A 701 TOEFL 500 5/15 Yes 8,473 † 10,270

Colorado School of Mines Pu/B 3,098 86 TOEFL 550 575 5/1 45 Yes Yes 20,725 † 9,850

Colorado School of Trades Pr/A None 25 3,760

Colorado State University Pu/B 20,584 244 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 525 5/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 15,524 † 8,881

Colorado State University: Pueblo Pu/B 4,241 TOEFL 500 540 None 30 Yes Yes Yes 14,758 † 8,857

Colorado Technical University Pr/AB 2,000 TOEFL 550 10/1 100 No 11,317

Community College of Aurora Pu/A TOEFL 500 None Yes Yes Yes 10,481 † 400

Community College of Denver Pu/A 8,909 TOEFL 480 8/1 Yes No 10,967 † 11,378 Yes None

Concorde Career College Pr/A

Denver Academy of Court Reporting Pr/A 230 100 450

Denver Automotive & Diesel College Pr/A 1,240 100 8,156

DeVry University: Colorado Springs Pr/AB 215 1 TOEFL 500 None 50 12,800 † 14,900

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DeVry University: Westminster Pr/AB 616 TOEFL 500 None 50 12,800 † 9,720

Fort Lewis College Pu/AB 3,829 36 TOEFL 500 6/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 13,704 † 6,524 Yes

Front Range Community College Pu/A TOEFL 475 480 None Yes No 10,624 † 1,100

Heritage College Pr/A None No Yes None

Institute of Business & Medical Careers Pr/A 312 75 11,925 1,400

IntelliTec College: Grand Junction Pr/A No 1,500

Johnson & Wales University Pr/AB 1,544 43 TOEFL 550 None Yes Yes Yes 20,826 10,514 Yes 40 4,864 None

Jones International University Pr/B 1,604 TOEFL 550 None 100 No

Mesa State College Pu/AB 5,499 28 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 530 550 7/1 30 Yes Yes 10,267 † 13,403 Yes None

Metropolitan State College of Denver Pu/B 20,010 TOEFL 500 542 7/19 40 Yes No 10,720 †

Morgan Community College Pu/A 1,700 TOEFL 490 None No 10,531 † 1,825

Naropa University Pr/B 451 13 TOEFL 550 None 50 Yes 18,500 † 11,138 Yes 8 8,205 None

National American University: Denver Pr/AB TOEFL 500 None 45 Yes No 11,700 1,200

Otero Junior College Pu/A TOEFL 450 8/1 Yes 8,454 † 8,552

Parks College Pr/A TOEFL 450 None 25 No

Parks College: Aurora Pr/A 542 None 25 No 4,374 Yes None

Pikes Peak Community College Pu/A TOEFL 450 None Yes No 10,511 † 4,277 Yes None

Pueblo Community College Pu/A 5,600 TOEFL 450 480 4/1 No 10,580 † 11,563

Red Rocks Community College Pu/A 6,473 TOEFL 530 Yes No 10,580 † 3,087

Regis University Pr/B 1,581 14 TOEFL 550 8/1 40 Yes 25,200 11,314 Yes None

Remington College: Colorado Springs Pr/AB 186 50 No

Rocky Mountain College of Art & Design Pr/B 446 5 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 None 150 Yes Yes 18,984 12,682 Yes None

Teikyo Loretto Heights University Pr/AB None 65 Yes Yes Yes 13,600 7,300 Yes None

Trinidad State Junior College Pu/A 1,327 TOEFL 450 None 10 Yes Yes 8,833 † 8,306

University of Colorado at Boulder Pu/B 25,205 341 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 1/15 70 Yes Yes Yes 22,826 † 12,814 Yes 45 16,308 None

University of Colorado at Colorado

Springs Pu/B 6,077 23 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 6/1 100 Yes Yes 16,182 † 7,618 Yes 6 8,499 None

University of Colorado at Denver and

Health Sciences Center Pu/B 7,780 118 TOEFL 525 7/22 75 Yes No 16,191 † 12,264 Yes 1 375 4/1

University of Denver Pr/B 4,813 TOEFL 525 None 50 Yes Yes Yes 30,372 11,867 Yes 118 15,877 None

University of Northern Colorado Pu/B 10,407 36 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 520 523 5/27 60 Yes Yes Yes 12,381 † 9,493 Yes None

Western State College of Colorado Pu/B 2,277 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 8/1 40 Yes 11,754 † 12,199

Westwood College of Technology Pr/AB TOEFL 480 525 None 100 No Yes 4,835 Yes None

Westwood College of Technology: South Pr/AB 363 TOEFL 475 None 25 No 20,425 † 1,250

Connecticut

Albertus Magnus College Pr/AB 1,695 6 TOEFL 550 575 7/1 35 Yes 19,390 10,563

Briarwood College Pr/AB 600 TOEFL 540 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 16,335 7,875 Yes None

Capital Community College Pu/A 2,912 TOEFL 500 5/31 20 No 7,568 † 9,905

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Central Connecticut State University Pu/B 9,143 124 TOEFL 500 4/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 14,102 † 10,710

Charter Oak State College Pu/AB 1,902 2 60 No

Connecticut College Pr/B 1,778 66 TOEFL 600 630 1/1 60 Yes Yes 44,240 * 800 Yes 1/15

Eastern Connecticut State University Pu/AB 4,606 33 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 50 Yes 13,902 † 7,590 Yes 7 1,643 None

Fairfield University Pr/AB 3,688 TOEFL 550 562 1/15 55 Yes Yes 31,955 14,980 Yes 31 15,682 2/15

Gateway Community College Pu/A 4,487 TOEFL 500 530 7/1 20 Yes No 7,568 † 9,790

Gibbs College Pr/A 1,000 TOEFL, SAT 500 50 No 19,200 † 900

Goodwin College Pr/A 1,161 50 13,670

Holy Apostles College and Seminary Pr/AB 21 2 TOEFL 510 8/15 50 Yes No 9,350 630

Housatonic Community College Pu/A TOEFL 530 6/1 20 Yes No 7,568 † 2,200

International College of Hospitality

Management Pr/A TOEFL 520 550 None 100 Yes Yes Yes 17,800 5,978

Manchester Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 3/1 20 Yes No 7,568 † 10,884

Middlesex Community College Pu/A 1,562 6 TOEFL 500 7/1 20 Yes No 7,568 † 2,400

Mitchell College Pr/AB 704 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 520 7/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 21,737 12,745

Naugatuck Valley Community College Pu/A 4,685 20 TOEFL 500 575 5/1 20 Yes No 7,568 † 8,270

Norwalk Community College Pu/A 6,036 None 20 Yes No 7,568 † 7,800

Paier College of Art Pr/AB 248 TOEFL 500 8/15 25 11,565 † 4,500 Yes None

Post University Pr/AB 1,100 TOEFL 500 None 45 Yes Yes Yes 20,200 † 10,500 Yes None

Quinnipiac University Pr/AB 5,542 66 TOEFL 550 570 3/1 45 Yes 26,280 13,300 Yes 62 24,615 None

Sacred Heart University Pr/AB 4,045 38 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 None 100 Yes Yes Yes 23,750 † 11,754 Yes None

St. Joseph College Pr/B 1,125 1 TOEFL 527 530 4/1 50 Yes Yes 23,490 12,750

St. Vincent\’s College Pr/A 35

Southern Connecticut State University Pu/B 8,309 TOEFL 525 6/1 50 Yes Yes 13,752 † 9,048

Trinity College Pr/B 2,181 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 550 1/1 60 Yes Yes 33,630 † 10,474 Yes 27 34,292 2/1

Subject Test(s), or ACT

Tunxis Community College Pu/A 2,774 TOEFL 500 7/1 20 Yes No 7,568 † 2,220

University of Bridgeport Pr/AB 1,676 221 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 560 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 21,710 13,947 Yes None

University of Connecticut Pu/AB 15,709 134 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 2/1 70 Yes Yes 21,559 ‡ 11,218

University of New Haven Pr/AB 2,744 60 TOEFL 520 50 Yes 24,645 12,180

Wesleyan University Pr/B 2,737 170 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 600 628 1/1 55 Yes Yes 35,144 9,540 Yes 50 39,424 2/15

Subject Test(s), or ACT

Yale University Pr/B 5,349 437 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 600 12/31 75 Yes Yes 33,030 12,540 Yes 259 31,556 3/1

Subject Test(s), or ACT

Delaware

Delaware College of Art and Design Pr/A 176 25

Delaware State University Pu/B 3,440 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 6/1 10 Yes Yes Yes 11,704 † 11,045

Delaware Technical and Community

College: Owens Campus Pu/A 3,935 TOEFL 550 8/15 10 Yes No 5,100 † 4,000

Delaware Technical and Community

College: Stanton Campus Pu/A 7,474 TOEFL 550 8/15 10 Yes No 5,100 † 4,000

Delaware Technical and Community

College: Terry Campus Pu/A 2,569 TOEFL 550 7/15 10 No 5,100 † 4,000

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Goldey-Beacom College Pr/AB 580 TOEFL 500 505 6/1 30 Yes Yes 13,736 † 6,727 Yes None

University of Delaware Pu/AB 15,742 122 TOEFL 550 1/15 60 Yes Yes Yes 17,474 † 9,899

Wesley College Pr/AB TOEFL 550 7/1 25 Yes Yes 16,579 9,700 Yes None

District of Columbia

American University Pr/AB 5,788 334 TOEFL 530 610 1/15 45 Yes Yes 29,673 13,140 Yes 70 16,940 2/15

Catholic University of America Pr/B 3,007 62 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 560 2/15 55 Yes Yes Yes 27,440 13,630

Corcoran College of Art and Design Pr/AB 393 TOEFL 550 603 7/31 40 Yes 24,489 12,876 Yes None

Gallaudet University Pr/B TOEFL 550 1/15 50 Yes Yes Yes 20,782 13,660 Yes None

George Washington University Pr/AB 10,394 431 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 2/1 60 Yes Yes Yes 37,820 13,450 Yes 134 20,827 2/1

Georgetown University Pr/B 6,395 262 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 600 1/10 60 Yes Yes Yes 33,934 14,142 Yes 27 31,111 2/1

Howard University Pr/B 7,164 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 2/15 45 Yes Yes 12,985 10,622 Yes 8/15

Potomac College Pr/AB 425 TOEFL 600 None 15 No 17,220 † 630

Southeastern University Pr/AB 691 TOEFL 500 6/15 45 Yes No 12,525 † 4,467

Strayer University Pr/AB 27,309 TOEFL 400 500 8/1 25 No 11,520 † 1,200

Trinity University Pr/B TOEFL 550 8/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 17,875 13,300

University of the District of Columbia Pu/AB 5,170 TOEFL 550 560 None 20 Yes No 4,710 † 3,660 Yes None

Florida

Angley College Pr/A 117 13,050

Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale Pr/AB 2,893 TOEFL 480 500 None 50 Yes Yes Yes 17,325 † 10,867

Baptist College of Florida Pr/AB 593 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 8/1 20 Yes 7,550 5,036 Yes 4/15

Barry University Pr/B 5,677 257 TOEFL 550 None 30 Yes Yes Yes 24,000 8,289 Yes 144 10,624 None

Bethune-Cookman College Pr/B 3,090 109 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 600 5/30 25 Yes Yes 11,230 11,012 Yes 81 12,120 None

Brevard Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 525 8/15 50 No 6,755 † 7,488

Broward Community College Pu/A 25,513 TOEFL 500 510 5/25 75 Yes No 6,857 † Yes 7/1

Carlos Albizu University Pr/B None 25 Yes No 7,406 † 9,615 Yes None

Central Florida College Pr/A 349 50

Central Florida Community College Pu/A 5,199 31 TOEFL 420 50 Yes 6,015 † 4,616 Yes None

Chipola College Pu/AB 1,527 TOEFL 525 8/1 100 5,790 † 9,544 Yes None

City College Pr/AB 25 No 5,352

City College: Casselberry Pr/A 260 25 7,425 †

City College: Miami Pr/A 25 8,100 † 5,508

Daytona Beach Community College Pu/A 10,469 96 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 572 8/5 30 Yes No 7,760 † 800

DeVry University: Miramar Pr/AB 969 TOEFL 500 50 12,800 † 3,076

DeVry University: Orlando Pr/AB 1,048 TOEFL 500 None 50 12,800 † 2,974

Eckerd College Pr/B 1,756 90 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 590 4/15 35 Yes Yes Yes 27,624 11,918 Yes None

Edison College Pu/A 10,527 TOEFL 550 6/27 50 Yes No 6,611 † 8,273

Edward Waters College Pr/B 837 9 TOEFL 6/30 75 Yes 9,176 † 8,224

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Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Pr/AB 4,352 329 TOEFL 500 567 6/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 25,490 12,040 Yes 141 5,677 None

Everglades University Pr/B 393 TOEFL 500 55 12,500 † 1,500

Flagler College Pr/B 2,157 62 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 569 3/1 40 Yes 9,450 9,560 Yes 20 5,202 None

Florida Agricultural and Mechanical

University Pu/AB TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 530 5/13 20 Yes Yes 15,177 † 9,747

Florida Atlantic University Pu/AB 19,951 787 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 4/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 15,765 † 10,519 Yes None

Florida Career College: Hialeah Pr/A 541 None 305 11,660 † 1,000

Florida Career College: Miami Pr/A 500

Florida Career College: Pembroke Pines Pr/A 720

Florida Career College: West Palm Beach Pr/A 779

Florida Christian College Pr/AB TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 7/15 35 Yes 9,990 4,815 Yes 7/15

Florida College of Natural Health Pr/A 5,795

Florida College of Natural Health:

Bradenton Pr/A 5,795

Florida College of Natural Health:

Maitland Pr/A 5,795

Florida College of Natural Health: Miami Pr/A 5,795

Florida Community College at

Jacksonville Pu/A 4,974 TOEFL 460 470 5/31 80 Yes No 7,176 † 10,340 Yes None

Florida Gulf Coast University Pu/AB 5,974 58 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 9/15 30 Yes Yes 15,287 † 11,000 Yes 14 11,575 3/15

Florida Hospital College of Health

Sciences Pr/AB 1,943 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 550 7/10 20 Yes 7,470 10,916

Subject Test(s), or ACT

Florida Institute of Technology Pr/B 2,337 338 TOEFL 550 7/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 27,540 10,000 Yes 200 9,888 None

Florida International University Pu/B 28,405 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 550 4/1 25 Yes Yes 15,609 † 14,572

Florida Keys Community College Pu/A 1,375 TOEFL 560 570 7/1 50 Yes No 7,864 † 15,130 Yes None

Florida Memorial University Pr/B 1,945 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 5/1 15 Yes 12,186 6,134 Yes None

Florida Metropolitan University: Brandon

Campus Pr/AB 907 TOEFL 450 25 12,615 † 896

Florida Metropolitan University:

Jacksonville Pr/AB 800 10,440

Florida Metropolitan University:

Melbourne Campus Pr/AB TOEFL 550 575 None 25 No 10,440 4,254

Florida Metropolitan University: Orange

Park Pr/AB 25 10,260

Florida Metropolitan University: Orlando

College North Pr/AB TOEFL 475 500 None 50 No 10,440 700

Florida Metropolitan University: Orlando

College South Pr/AB 10,440 800

Florida Metropolitan University: Pinellas Pr/AB TOEFL 450 500 None Yes No 10,440 7,052

Florida Metropolitan University:

Pompano Beach Pr/AB TOEFL 450 490 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 10,440 3,192

Florida Metropolitan University: Tampa

College Pr/AB TOEFL 450 500 None 50 Yes No 10,440 2,619

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Florida Metropolitan University: Tampa

College Lakeland Pr/AB 25 12,375 †

Florida National College Pr/A 150 10,616 1,128

Florida Southern College Pr/B 1,816 75 TOEFL 550 570 4/1 30 Yes Yes 20,175 10,140 Yes 58 7,980 8/1

Florida State University Pu/B 30,206 162 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 595 3/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 16,340 † 6,778

Florida Technical College: Deland Pr/A 258 TOEFL 500 25 No Yes None

Full Sail Real World Education Pr/AB 5,060 TOEFL 500 None 150 No

Gulf Coast Community College Pu/A 7,223 TOEFL 550 6/1 No 6,489 † 9,150

Herzing College: Orlando Pr/AB 171 TOEFL 500

Hillsborough Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 5/25 20 No 6,924 † 10,925 Yes 6/30

Indian River Community College Pu/A 500 550 8/4 Yes Yes Yes 6,990 † 6,306

International Academy of Design and

Technology: Orlando Pr/AB 50 15,936 ‡

International Academy of Design and

Technology: Tampa Pr/AB TOEFL 450 None 50 No 17,625

International College Pr/AB 1,452 TOEFL 500 None 20 Yes No 12,530 ‡ 14,200

Jacksonville University Pr/B 2,113 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 540 6/1 30 Yes Yes 21,200 8,600 Yes 63 12,901 3/15

Johnson & Wales University Pr/AB 2,452 174 TOEFL 550 None Yes Yes Yes 20,826 ‡ 11,300 Yes 111 2,557 None

Jones College Pr/AB 652 TOEFL 450 500 None No 8,340

Key College Pr/A 2 TOEFL 400 420 None 95 9,220 ‡ 1,050

Lake City Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 510 None 50 Yes 7,050 † 12,800

Lake-Sumter Community College Pu/A 2,773 26 TOEFL 550 None 70 No 7,108 † 16,229 Yes None

Lynn University Pr/AB 2,281 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 550 8/1 35 Yes Yes 27,350 12,650 Yes None

Manatee Community College Pu/A 8,984 173 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 7/24 75 No 7,352 † 15,520 Yes None

Miami Dade College Pu/AB 47,878 1,486 TOEFL 550 5/26 20 Yes No 6,298 † 12,451 Yes 751 1,036 None

New College of Florida Pu/B 761 15 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 560 5/1 30 Yes 15,520 † 11,330 Yes 14 3,597 None

New England Institute of Technology Pr/AB None 25 No Yes 10,467

North Florida Community College Pu/A TOEFL 550 None 15 No 4,920 † 2,975

Northwood University: Florida Campus Pr/AB 721 181 TOEFL 500 550 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 15,801 11,202 Yes 132 9,618 None

Nova Southeastern University Pr/AB 5,275 TOEFL 550 570 None 50 Yes Yes Yes 18,650 14,764 Yes None

Okaloosa-Walton College Pu/AB TOEFL 525 None No 6,326 † 4,326

Orlando Culinary Academy Pr/A 1,171 TOEFL 500 None 50

Palm Beach Atlantic University Pr/AB 2,461 45 TOEFL 550 600 None 25 Yes Yes 18,740 11,100 Yes 50 3,670 None

Palm Beach Community College Pu/A 13,683 TOEFL 450 8/1 30 Yes 6,614 † 8,028 Yes None

Pasco-Hernando Community College Pu/A 7,346 TOEFL 550 571 6/1 20 Yes No 7,222 † 7,250

Pensacola Junior College Pu/A TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 None 30 No 6,588 † 8,886

Polk Community College Pu/A 6,018 268 TOEFL 525 540 5/15 20 Yes No 7,043 † 4,015 Yes None

Remington College: Jacksonville Pr/AB 50 No

Remington College: Largo Pr/AB 138 None 50 No 15,745 †

Remington College: Tampa Pr/AB 586 None 50 No 12,711 † 6,700

Ringling School of Art and Design Pr/B 1,088 54 TOEFL 500 None 50 Yes 23,125 14,034

Rollins College Pr/B 1,719 27 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 575 3/15 40 Yes 30,860 13,124 Yes 26 21,696 3/1

St. Leo University Pr/AB 1,382 112 TOEFL 550 6/1 35 Yes Yes 15,226 15,010 Yes 104 8,373 None

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St. Petersburg College Pu/AB 19,822 262 TOEFL 500 450 6/1 135 Yes No 6,924 † 9,040

St. Thomas University Pr/B 1,158 TOEFL 525 8/1 40 Yes Yes Yes 18,750 11,072 Yes None

Sanford-Brown Institute: Jacksonville Pr/A 330 25

Santa Fe Community College Pu/A TOEFL 400 None 75 Yes No 7,041 † 7,932

Schiller International University Pr/AB 81 TOEFL 500 None 50 Yes Yes Yes 17,650 ‡ 12,400 Yes 4/1

Seminole Community College Pu/A 9,951 TOEFL 450 570 None 50 Yes No 7,351 † 9,210 Yes None

South Florida Community College Pu/A 1,689 22 TOEFL 500 7/15 Yes Yes Yes 7,257 † 6,885

South University: West Palm Beach

Campus Pr/AB 502 TOEFL 550 9/1 25 11,085 † 8,370

Southeastern College of the Assemblies

of God Pr/B 2,297 5 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 8/1 40 Yes Yes 12,280 8,428

Southwest Florida College Pr/A 1,198 6 TOEFL 500 None 25 No 4,676 Yes None

Southwest Florida College: Tampa Pr/A 649 2 25

Stetson University Pr/B 2,199 73 TOEFL 550 3/1 40 Yes Yes 25,450 † 9,695 Yes None

Tallahassee Community College Pu/A 12,348 TOEFL 500 550 6/16 No 6,330 † 10,600 Yes None

Trinity College of Florida Pr/AB 160 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 None 25 Yes 8,474 † 5,470 Yes 8/2

Universidad FLET Pr/AB 165 20

University of Central Florida Pu/AB 37,568 443 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 5/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 16,491 † 12,065 Yes 51 1,491 6/30

University of Florida Pu/AB 34,088 287 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 611 30 Yes Yes 16,579 † 9,980

University of Miami Pr/B 10,132 560 TOEFL 550 2/1 65 Yes Yes Yes 31,288 12,688 Yes 214 18,485 None

University of North Florida Pu/AB 13,065 126 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 542 5/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 14,356 † 10,620 Yes 59 2,408

University of South Florida Pu/AB 32,898 867 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 6/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 15,045 † 10,410 Yes None

University of Tampa Pr/AB 4,602 240 TOEFL 550 574 None 35 Yes Yes 19,628 10,143 Yes 12 4,166 None

University of West Florida Pu/AB 7,783 53 TOEFL 525 6/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 15,704 † 10,048

Valencia Community College Pu/A 23,865 572 TOEFL 450 5/9 25 Yes 7,441 † 12,600

Warner Southern College Pr/AB 903 14 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 603 5/15 20 Yes 13,210 9,898 Yes

Webber International University Pr/AB 556 TOEFL 500 580 8/1 75 Yes Yes Yes 15,900 12,562 Yes 80 6,094 None

Webster College: Holiday Pr/AB 325 TOEFL 450 20 6,420

Yeshiva Gedolah Rabbinical College Pr/B

Georgia

Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College Pu/A TOEFL 500 9/1 20 Yes Yes 6,650 † 7,215

Agnes Scott College Pr/B 875 52 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 577 1/1 35 Yes Yes 25,410 12,540 Yes 50 16,266 5/1

Albany State University Pu/B TOEFL, SAT 450 523 7/1 20 Yes 10,338 † 6,499 Yes 4/15

Andrew College Pr/A 317 TOEFL 500 520 None 20 Yes Yes 9,814 8,666 Yes 8/1

Armstrong Atlantic State University Pu/AB 5,878 96 TOEFL 523 6/30 20 Yes Yes 10,240 † 5,500 Yes 2 1,500 None

Atlanta Christian College Pr/AB 415 TOEFL 500 550 8/1 25 Yes 13,040 6,060 Yes 8/1

Atlanta Metropolitan College Pu/A 1,748 TOEFL 523 525 None 20 No 6,396 †

Augusta State University Pu/AB 5,386 56 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 7/15 20 Yes Yes 10,236 † Yes 1 3,150 6/1

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Augusta Technical Institute Pu/A TOEFL 500 15 No 6,292 ‡ 450

Bauder College Pr/AB 794 TOEFL 460 None 100 Yes 2,000 Yes None

Berry College Pr/B 1,855 29 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 579 2/1 50 Yes Yes 18,950 10,434 Yes

Beulah Heights Bible College Pr/AB 611 20 Yes 5,930 2,400

Brenau University Pr/B 696 29 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 564 None 35 Yes Yes 16,590 11,550 Yes None

Brewton-Parker College Pr/AB 1,094 25 Yes Yes 13,330 9,910 Yes None

Brown Mackie College: Atlanta Pr/A 200 6,444 †

Central Georgia Technical College Pu/A 15 No 4,707 † 6,182

Chattahoochee Technical College Pu/A 5,120 TOEFL, ACT 550 9/1 15 Yes No 4,728 † 1,020

Clark Atlanta University Pr/B 3,253 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 5/1 55 Yes Yes 14,522 † 12,073

Clayton State University Pu/AB TOEFL 550 564 7/1 40 Yes 10,278 † 11,100 Yes None

Coastal Georgia Community College Pu/A 3,062 TOEFL 523 7/15 20 No 6,378 † 2,200

Columbus State University Pu/AB 6,543 83 TOEFL 550 560 6/1 25 Yes Yes 10,260 † 9,238 Yes 36 3,413 None

Columbus Technical College Pu/A 3,450 TOEFL 500 15 No 6,271 ‡ 2,700

Covenant College Pr/AB 902 14 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 540 None 35 Yes Yes 21,740 7,840 Yes 3/31

Darton College Pu/A TOEFL, SAT/ACT 520 None 20 Yes No 6,466 † 5,400 Yes None

DeKalb Technical College Pu/A 4,063 15 No 2,523 † 10,200

DeVry University: Alpharetta Pr/AB 848 TOEFL 500 None 50 12,140 † 2,974

DeVry University: Decatur Pr/AB 1,865 TOEFL 500 None 50 12,140 † 2,974

East Georgia College Pu/A TOEFL 500 525 None 20 No 6,298 † 2,400 Yes None

Emory University Pr/AB 6,378 266 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 600 1/15 50 Yes Yes 32,506 13,138 Yes 26 26,439 4/1

Fort Valley State University Pu/AB 1,943 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 7/15 20 Yes Yes 10,360 † 7,911

Gainesville State College Pu/AB 4,985 TOEFL 480 560 5/1 25 Yes No 6,310 † 5,630

Georgia College and State University Pu/B 4,782 79 TOEFL 500 573 25 Yes Yes 14,354 † 10,762 Yes 27 4,371 None

Georgia Highlands College Pu/A 3,666 28 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 7/1 20 6,364 † 1,600

Georgia Institute of Technology Pu/B 11,624 539 TOEFL, SAT 600 1/15 50 Yes Yes 18,990 † 6,802

Georgia Military College Pu/A 4,724 1 TOEFL 460 6/1 40 Yes 13,214 ‡ 6,490

Georgia Perimeter College Pu/A 20,461 TOEFL 460 495 7/1 20 Yes No 6,446 † 3,800 Yes 6/1

Georgia Southern University Pu/B 13,975 107 TOEFL 500 4/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 10,778 † 11,366 Yes 23 3,764 None

Georgia Southwestern State University Pu/AB 2,183 44 TOEFL 523 7/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 10,350 † 5,810

Georgia State University Pu/B 18,480 552 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 3/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 15,378 † 11,886

Gordon College Pu/AB 3,473 23 TOEFL 525 None 20 Yes 6,366 † 6,364

Griffin Technical College Pu/A 15 4,707 † 737

Gupton Jones College of Funeral Service Pr/A 185 50 No 7,550 † 8,000

Gwinnett College Pr/A 245

High-Tech Institute: Atlanta Pr/A 50

Kennesaw State University Pu/B 16,599 1,309 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 527 7/8 40 Yes Yes 10,360 † 5,900

LaGrange College Pr/AB 986 10 TOEFL 500 8/1 25 Yes Yes 17,252 9,908 Yes 3/15

Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts Pr/A 683 50

Life University Pr/AB 476 TOEFL 500 8/15 50 Yes Yes Yes 6,975 ‡ 760 Yes

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Mercer University Pr/B 2,355 49 TOEFL 550 6/1 50 Yes Yes 25,256 10,010 Yes None

Middle Georgia College Pu/A 2,677 12 TOEFL 527 530 8/1 20 Yes Yes 6,590 † 5,930 Yes 5 3,601 None

Middle Georgia Technical College Pu/A 2,345 TOEFL 500 15 2,313 †

Morehouse College Pr/B 3,029 26 TOEFL 500 550 2/15 45 Yes 16,684 † 13,716 Yes 4/1

North Georgia College & State

University Pu/AB 4,144 23 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 7/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 10,360 † 7,516 Yes 21 3,172 None

Oglethorpe University Pr/B 975 18 TOEFL 550 556 8/1 30 Yes Yes 23,510 11,170 Yes None

Paine College Pr/B 812 3 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 8/1 35 Yes 9,690 † 9,390 Yes 2 8,209 None

Piedmont College Pr/B 939 2 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 7/1 Yes Yes 15,500 11,700 Yes None

Reinhardt College Pr/AB 1,008 TOEFL 500 540 None 25 Yes Yes 13,090 † 6,400

Savannah College of Art and Design Pr/B 6,062 248 TOEFL 450 554 None 50 Yes Yes Yes 22,950 15,800 Yes 170 8,136 None

Savannah State University Pu/B TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 7/15 20 Yes Yes 10,372 † 6,966 Yes 4/1

Savannah Technical College Pu/A 3,867 None 15 Yes No 2,475 † 12,600 Yes None

Shorter College Pr/B 948 42 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 510 8/1 25 Yes 14,300 10,600 Yes 43 15,502 None

South Georgia College Pu/A TOEFL 500 None 20 Yes Yes 6,464 † 4,695

South University Pr/AB 1,148 TOEFL 550 None 25 Yes 750

Southern Polytechnic State University Pu/AB 3,299 187 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 560 None 20 Yes Yes Yes 11,038 † 10,890

Southwest Georgia Technical College Pu/A 20 No 4,707 † 5,200

Spelman College Pr/B 2,229 34 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 2/1 35 Yes 17,005 13,044 Yes None

Thomas University Pr/AB 635 27 TOEFL 550 7/1 125 Yes Yes 10,570 6,000 Yes 2 13,905 None

Toccoa Falls College Pr/AB 910 14 TOEFL 550 8/1 20 Yes 13,025 10,170 Yes 11 7,402 None

Truett-McConnell College Pr/AB 353 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 524 8/1 25 Yes 12,450 8,070 Yes None

University of Georgia Pu/B 24,791 187 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 1/15 50 Yes Yes 16,848 † 7,176

University of West Georgia Pu/B 8,346 104 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 523 None 20 Yes Yes Yes 10,586 † 6,468

Valdosta State University Pu/AB 9,015 100 TOEFL 523 4/1 20 Yes Yes Yes 10,594 † 11,024

Waycross College Pu/A TOEFL, SAT/ACT 523 5/1 20 No 6,320 † 2,000

Wesleyan College Pr/B 530 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 597 5/15 30 Yes Yes 14,500 9,800 Yes 95 13,542 None

Young Harris College Pr/A 532 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 6/1 30 Yes 14,690 ‡ 7,180 Yes None

Hawaii

Brigham Young University-Hawaii Pr/AB 2,398 1,127 TOEFL 475 514 2/15 30 Yes Yes Yes 3,040 7,570 Yes 5/30

Chaminade University of Honolulu Pr/AB 1,079 20 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 50 Yes Yes 14,960 12,408 Yes 19 4,052 None

Hawaii Pacific University Pr/AB 6,296 TOEFL 550 569 None 50 Yes Yes Yes 12,312 12,940 Yes 165 4,770 None

Hawaii Tokai International College Pr/A 110 TOEFL 400 450 6/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 800

Heald College: Honolulu Pr/A TOEFL 500 None 250 No 9,900 Yes None

Remington College: Honolulu Pr/AB 538 TOEFL 400 None 50 No 2,601

University of Hawaii at Hilo Pu/B 3,363 500 6/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 8,171 † 7,898 42

University of Hawaii at Manoa Pu/B 13,831 406 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 2/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 10,177 † 10,278 Yes 148 7,901 None

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University of Hawaii: Hawaii Community

College Pu/A TOEFL 475 8/1 25 Yes Yes 7,384 † 10,232

University of Hawaii: Honolulu

Community College Pu/A 4,183 TOEFL 500 530 6/15 25 No 7,290 † 9,611

University of Hawaii: Kapiolani

Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 600 7/1 50 Yes 7,320 † 9,551

University of Hawaii: Kauai Community

College Pu/A 1,059 TOEFL 450 7/1 25 No 7,290 † 9,850

University of Hawaii: Leeward

Community College Pu/A 5,709 TOEFL 500 6/30 25 Yes No 7,285 † 9,543 Yes 10 None

University of Hawaii: Maui Community

College Pu/A TOEFL 450 7/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 7,298 † 6,333 Yes None

University of Hawaii: West Oahu Pu/B 838 TOEFL 550 6/15 50 No 7,402 † 10,330

University of Hawaii: Windward

Community College Pu/A 1,713 TOEFL 500 6/1 25 No 7,300 † 10,407 Yes None

Idaho

Albertson College of Idaho Pr/B 788 12 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 600 6/1 50 Yes Yes 16,625 8,341 Yes 12 11,389 None

Boise State University Pu/AB 15,676 158 TOEFL 500 555 None 30 Yes Yes Yes 11,280 † 9,166

Brigham Young University-Idaho Pr/AB 12,295 424 TOEFL 500 541 2/15 25 Yes Yes 3,170 † 9,120 Yes None

College of Southern Idaho Pu/A 7,105 TOEFL 450 None Yes Yes 5,300 † 8,600 Yes None

Idaho State University Pu/AB 10,376 207 TOEFL 500 558 6/1 40 Yes Yes Yes 11,700 † 9,244 Yes 71 3,071 None

Lewis-Clark State College Pu/AB 2,944 100 TOEFL 500 533 6/1 45 Yes Yes Yes 10,266 † 10,130 Yes 143 2,245

North Idaho College Pu/A 3,853 TOEFL 500 550 7/7 15 Yes Yes 6,544 8,960

Northwest Nazarene University Pr/B 1,128 9 TOEFL, ACT 500 550 25 Yes 18,770 7,550 Yes None

University of Idaho Pu/B 8,978 182 TOEFL 525 580 6/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 12,738 † 10,522 Yes 40 2,500 None

Illinois

American Academy of Art Pr/B TOEFL 500 None 25 No 19,805 † 800

Argosy University Pr/AB 72 50 12,050 †

Augustana College Pr/B 2,364 32 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 4/1 25 Yes Yes 24,924 9,082

Aurora University Pr/B 1,897 2 TOEFL 550 None 25 Yes Yes 16,190 9,936 Yes None

Benedictine University Pr/AB 2,213 23 TOEFL 525 550 7/1 40 Yes Yes 19,720 † 9,870

Black Hawk College Pu/A 5,246 None Yes No 7,980 † 11,965 Yes 6 973 None

Black Hawk College: East Campus Pu/A TOEFL 480 No 7,980 † 600

Blackburn College Pr/B 598 7 TOEFL 515 530 6/1 Yes 15,700 5,630

Blessing-Reiman College of Nursing Pr/B 211 TOEFL 500 Yes Yes 4,845 Yes None

Bradley University Pr/B 5,343 58 TOEFL 500 6/1 35 Yes Yes 20,078 8,250

Carl Sandburg College Pu/A 3,400 TOEFL 600 None Yes No 4,335 † 6,530

Chicago State University Pu/B 5,096 32 TOEFL 500 525 5/1 30 Yes 11,815 † 10,412 Yes None

City Colleges of Chicago: Harold

Washington College Pu/A TOEFL 450 500 8/15 25 Yes No 8,236 † 950

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City Colleges of Chicago: Kennedy-King

College Pu/A TOEFL 450 500 7/1 100 Yes No 8,236 † 7,510

City Colleges of Chicago: Malcolm X

College Pu/A TOEFL 450 7/15 100 Yes No 8,236 † 5,800

City Colleges of Chicago: Olive-Harvey

College Pu/A 6/30 100 Yes No 8,236 † 670

City Colleges of Chicago: Richard J.

Daley College Pu/A TOEFL 450 5/30 100 Yes No 8,236 † 1,760

City Colleges of Chicago: Wright College Pu/A TOEFL 450 7/1 Yes No 8,236 † 730

College of DuPage Pu/A 22,582 TOEFL 550 6/4 10 Yes No 8,401 ‡ 11,345

College of Lake County Pu/A 12,431 230 525 7/7 Yes No 8,280 ‡ 15,557 Yes None

College of Office Technology Pr/A 388 50 15,705 † 13,494

Columbia College Chicago Pr/B 10,039 TOEFL 533 6/15 65 Yes Yes Yes 16,788 17,278 Yes None

Concordia University Pr/B TOEFL, SAT/ACT 525 5/5 100 Yes Yes 20,400 ‡ 8,200 Yes 4/1

Danville Area Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 7/15 No 4,680 † 11,511

DePaul University Pr/B 14,277 199 TOEFL 550 7/15 40 Yes Yes 21,100 † 10,656

DeVry University: Addison Pr/AB 1,574 TOEFL 500 None 50 12,240 † 3,076

DeVry University: Chicago Pr/AB 2,042 TOEFL 500 None 50 Yes 12,240 † 3,076

DeVry University: Tinley Park Pr/AB 1,047 TOEFL 500 None 50 12,240 † 3,076

Dominican University Pr/B 1,273 17 TOEFL 550 560 6/1 100 Yes Yes Yes 21,250 9,870 Yes None

East-West University Pr/AB TOEFL None 200 No 12,045 ‡ 3,500

Eastern Illinois University Pu/B 10,243 46 TOEFL 500 5/15 30 Yes Yes 15,631 † 8,646

Elgin Community College Pu/A 8,315 TOEFL 8/1 Yes No 9,957 † 13,550

Elmhurst College Pr/B 2,601 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 600 5/1 Yes Yes 23,260 10,345 Yes 15 9,972 None

Eureka College Pr/B 538 TOEFL 550 6/15 Yes Yes 14,230 7,690 Yes None

Fox College Pr/A 205 50 13,240 1,680

Governors State University Pu/B 2,632 TOEFL 500 520 No 14,530 ‡ 5,800 Yes 10/1

Greenville College Pr/B 1,197 TOEFL 500 7/1 25 Yes 17,932 9,536 Yes None

Harrington College of Design Pr/AB 1,563 TOEFL 500 9/15 60 No 17,960 14,350

Heartland Community College Pu/A 4,628 16 TOEFL 550 7/1 No 5,670 † 7,710

Hebrew Theological College Pr/B 15,410 †

Highland Community College Pu/A 1,899 4 TOEFL 500 None Yes No 3,480 † 10,222 Yes None

Illinois Central College Pu/A TOEFL 500 520 None No 4,200 † 2,825

Illinois College Pr/B 1,019 17 TOEFL 550 4/15 25 Yes 15,500 † 8,500 Yes 16 7,987 None

Illinois Eastern Community Colleges:

Frontier Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 None 35 Yes No Yes 6,947 † 4,085 Yes None

Illinois Eastern Community Colleges:

Lincoln Trail College Pu/A 1,532 TOEFL 500 None 35 Yes No Yes 6,947 † 4,085 Yes None

Illinois Eastern Community Colleges:

Olney Central College Pu/A 1,022 TOEFL 500 None 35 Yes No Yes 6,947 † 4,085 Yes None

Illinois Eastern Community Colleges:

Wabash Valley College Pu/A 3,155 TOEFL 500 None 35 Yes No Yes 6,947 † 4,085 Yes None

Illinois Institute of Art-Schaumburg Pr/B TOEFL 50 Yes 17,100 † 8,775

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Illinois Institute of Technology Pr/B 2,156 339 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 3/15 30 Yes Yes Yes 22,982 † 11,820 Yes 298 8,944 None

Illinois State University Pu/B 17,795 137 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 619 5/15 30 Yes Yes Yes 12,971 † 9,476

Illinois Wesleyan University Pr/B 2,139 39 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 3/1 Yes Yes 29,136 8,144 Yes 37 23,945 3/1

International Academy of Design and

Technology: Chicago Pr/AB 2,768 52 TOEFL 500 None 50 17,250 3,828 Yes None

International Academy of Design and

Technology: Schaumburg Pr/AB

John A. Logan College Pu/A TOEFL 520 None No 1,830 † 8,250

John Wood Community College Pu/A 1,845 4 TOEFL 470 None Yes No 5,430 † 2,736

Joliet Junior College Pu/A TOEFL 500 None Yes No 8,250 † 8,150 Yes None

Judson College Pr/B 1,125 30 TOEFL 550 580 8/1 35 Yes Yes 19,450 6,900 Yes 58 13,304 None

Kaskaskia College Pu/A 3,371 5 TOEFL 550 6/1 No 7,260 † Yes 2 6,739 None

Kendall College Pr/AB 780 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 525 None 75 Yes Yes 9,000 Yes None

Kishwaukee College Pu/A 4,348 TOEFL 485 495 6/1 15 Yes No 7,590 † 3,370

Knox College Pr/B 1,205 88 TOEFL 550 2/1 40 Yes Yes 27,900 8,139 Yes 82 15,979 None

Lake Forest College Pr/B 1,383 117 TOEFL 550 625 2/15 40 Yes Yes 29,034 8,710 Yes 115 19,775 None

Lake Land College Pu/A 7,038 TOEFL 500 525 None Yes No 7,927 † 318

Lakeview College of Nursing Pr/B None 50 No 10,650 † 582 Yes 4/15

Lewis University Pr/AB 3,543 123 TOEFL 500 515 None 40 Yes Yes Yes 19,285 9,890

Lexington College Pr/AB 56 TOEFL 547 None 75 17,700 12,350 Yes None

Lincoln Land Community College Pu/A 5,235 6 TOEFL 500 None Yes No 9,687 † 10,150

Loyola University of Chicago Pr/B 8,616 143 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 520 620 25 Yes Yes 26,886 ‡ 12,864

MacCormac College Pr/A TOEFL 480 None 20 Yes No Yes 9,960 † 2,250

MacMurray College Pr/AB 683 4 TOEFL 550 580 None Yes Yes 15,750 9,953 Yes 8/1

McHenry County College Pu/A 5,416 86 TOEFL 550 None 15 No 9,236 † 12,914

McKendree College Pr/B 2,218 46 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 520 525 None 40 Yes Yes 18,900 15,030 Yes None

Millikin University Pr/B TOEFL 550 4/15 25 Yes Yes 22,069 8,673 Yes 6/1

Monmouth College Pr/B TOEFL 550 585 5/1 Yes 21,100 8,050 Yes None

Moody Bible Institute Pr/AB 1,634 86 TOEFL 550 3/1 35 Yes Yes 2,100 Yes 24 None

Moraine Valley Community College Pu/A 10,738 162 550 Yes No Yes 7,410 ‡ 11,246

Morrison Institute of Technology Pr/A TOEFL 425 8/1 100 Yes Yes 12,380 4,550

Morton College Pu/A 2,310 41 TOEFL 500 5/1 10 No 7,310 † 5,765

National-Louis University Pr/B 2,064 TOEFL 550 None 25 Yes Yes 17,550 ‡ 11,654

North Central College Pr/B 2,045 32 TOEFL 520 6/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 23,115 9,690 Yes 32 11,475 None

North Park University Pr/B 1,850 58 TOEFL 550 6/1 40 Yes Yes Yes 15,900 12,120 Yes 8/1

Northern Illinois University Pu/B 18,459 146 TOEFL 550 5/1 Yes 11,699 † 9,658

Northwestern Business College Pr/A 1,922 TOEFL 500 None 100 No 16,340 ‡ 1,875

Northwestern University Pr/B 7,902 410 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 600 626 1/1 65 Yes 33,559 13,852 Yes 11 36,685 2/1

Oakton Community College Pu/A TOEFL 520 6/1 25 No 7,920 ‡ 9,590 Yes 3 3,500 5/1

Olivet Nazarene University Pr/AB TOEFL 500 5/1 Yes Yes 17,590 8,800 Yes None

Parkland College Pu/A 9,552 TOEFL 470 8/1 40 Yes No 9,450 ‡ 9,700

Prairie State College Pu/A 5,083 TOEFL 570 None 10 No 9,020 † 10,050

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Quincy University Pr/AB 1,000 10 TOEFL 550 570 8/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 19,010 9,780 Yes 5 15,072 None

Richland Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 550 None Yes No 8,642 † 1,000

Robert Morris College: Chicago Pr/AB 4,847 22 TOEFL 500 None 100 Yes Yes 15,900 10,425

Rock Valley College Pu/A 2,959 TOEFL 550 6/15 No 8,972 ‡ 900 Yes None

Rockford Business College Pr/A TOEFL 550 None 150 No 7,200 ‡ 8,880

Rockford College Pr/B 852 17 TOEFL 550 560 None 35 Yes Yes Yes 22,460 11,830 Yes None

Roosevelt University Pr/B 3,907 84 TOEFL 525 570 7/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 15,564 13,406

Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine

and Science Pr/B 9 TOEFL 600 4/1 20 Yes 14,803 300

St. Augustine College Pr/AB Yes No 8,910 †

St. Xavier University Pr/B 3,131 14 TOEFL 550 7/30 25 Yes Yes 19,860 9,530 Yes None

Sauk Valley Community College Pu/A 2,745 TOEFL 500 530 8/1 Yes Yes Yes 8,760 † 500 Yes None

School of the Art Institute of Chicago Pr/B 2,008 326 TOEFL 527 8/15 85 Yes Yes 29,220 13,910 Yes 99 4,545 None

Shimer College Pr/B 107 TOEFL 25 Yes Yes 19,450 † 3,000 Yes 7/31

Southeastern Illinois College Pu/A 2,949 TOEFL 500 No 3,210 † 8,919

Southern Illinois University Carbondale Pu/AB 16,617 322 TOEFL 520 None 30 Yes Yes Yes 14,796 † 8,697 Yes 88 5,019 None

Southern Illinois University Edwardsville Pu/AB 10,855 112 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 555 6/1 30 Yes Yes 11,734 † 22,769

Southwestern Illinois College Pu/A TOEFL 500 5/21 10 Yes No 7,470 † 8,360

Spoon River College Pu/A TOEFL 500 None No 5,160 ‡ 600

Springfield College in Illinois Pr/A 551 TOEFL 515 7/15 50 Yes 7,844 † 5,010 Yes 4 None

Taylor Business Institute Pr/A 25

Telshe Yeshiva-Chicago Pr/B 11,000 *

Trinity Christian College Pr/B 1,148 16 TOEFL 500 None 20 Yes Yes 18,115 10,625 Yes 4/15

Trinity International University Pr/B 1,249 12 TOEFL 580 586 5/1 25 Yes Yes 20,106 8,590 Yes 10 12,576 None

Triton College Pu/A 9,754 13 TOEFL 500 520 7/1 No 6,960 ‡ 6,550

University of Chicago Pr/B 4,638 343 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 600 615 1/1 60 Yes 34,005 13,294 Yes 2/1

University of Illinois at Chicago Pu/B 15,029 117 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 520 1/15 50 Yes Yes 20,692 † 11,014

University of Illinois at Urbana-

Champaign Pu/B 30,251 1,226 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 1/2 50 Yes Yes Yes 22,774 † 10,616 Yes 391 5,376 None

University of Illinois: Springfield Pu/B 2,446 17 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 None 50 Yes Yes Yes 14,525 † 11,960 Yes 2 13,543 11/15

University of St. Francis Pr/B 1,249 11 TOEFL 550 8/1 30 Yes Yes 19,540 7,280 Yes 9 11,744 None

VanderCook College of Music Pr/B 110 2 TOEFL 500 None 50 Yes Yes 17,890 11,600 Yes 4/30

West Suburban College of Nursing Pr/B 136 7/31 25 Yes Yes 19,034 † 400

Western Illinois University Pu/B 11,276 120 TOEFL 550 570 3/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 8,895 † 9,593 Yes 24 7,194 None

Westwood College - Chicago Loop Pr/AB 70

Westwood College - DuPage Pr/AB TOEFL 100 27,047 *

Westwood College of Technology:

O\’Hare Pr/AB 516 TOEFL 25 18,645 †

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Westwood College of Technology: River

Oaks Pr/AB

Wheaton College Pr/B 2,392 21 TOEFL 550 2/1 50 Yes Yes 22,450 12,614 Yes 4 19,648 None

William Rainey Harper College Pu/A 13,421 87 TOEFL 550 None 25 Yes No 11,180 ‡ 11,016

Indiana

American Conservatory of Music Pr/AB 55 None 50 Yes No 1,700 Yes None

Ancilla College Pr/A TOEFL 550 None 25 No 11,030 8,486 Yes 3/1

Ball State University Pu/AB 17,269 5 TOEFL 550 575 None 40 Yes Yes Yes 16,218 † 9,732

Bethel College Pr/AB 2,000 TOEFL 540 6/1 25 Yes Yes 16,396 † 7,230 Yes None

Brown Mackie College: Fort Wayne Pr/A 825 20 1,100

Brown Mackie College: Michigan City Pr/A 300 20 No 6,804 † 3,492

Butler University Pr/AB 3,635 103 TOEFL 550 596 7/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 25,322 11,960 Yes 8/1

Calumet College of St. Joseph Pr/AB 1,125 TOEFL 420 None 10,575 7,927 Yes None

College of Court Reporting Pr/A 193 50 5,760

DePauw University Pr/B 2,345 36 560 2/1 40 Yes 27,780 9,800 Yes 39 25,351 2/15

DeVry University: Indianapolis Pr/AB 72 2 50 11,900 † 12,200

Earlham College Pr/B 1,185 83 TOEFL 550 600 3/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 29,320 10,550 Yes 75 16,373 3/1

Franklin College Pr/B 1,003 9 TOEFL 550 570 None 30 Yes Yes 20,325 5,750 Yes 4 24,751 3/1

Goshen College Pr/B 899 TOEFL 550 595 7/1 25 Yes Yes 20,300 8,660 Yes 60 13,955 None

Hanover College Pr/B 999 46 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 576 3/1 35 Yes Yes 22,700 8,700 Yes 37 19,004

Holy Cross College Pr/AB TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 8/15 50 Yes Yes 11,000 † 8,550 Yes None

Huntington University Pr/AB 908 TOEFL 527 600 None 20 Yes Yes 18,860 10,780 Yes 23 10,528 None

Indiana Institute of Technology Pr/AB 2,828 TOEFL 500 535 6/20 50 Yes 18,560 10,088 Yes 3/10

Indiana State University Pu/AB 8,531 123 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 6/15 25 Yes Yes Yes 12,860 † 5,615

Indiana University Bloomington Pu/AB 29,120 1,183 60 Yes Yes Yes 20,472 10,042 Yes None

Indiana University East Pu/AB 2,128 2 3/13 35 No 11,998 3,900 Yes None

Indiana University Kokomo Pu/AB 2,525 7 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 8/3 50 No 11,513 † 2,970 Yes 3/1

Indiana University Northwest Pu/AB 4,042 7 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 2/1 35 No 11,580 † 6,338 Yes None

Indiana University South Bend Pu/AB 5,818 105 TOEFL 530 None 54 Yes Yes Yes 12,408 † 4,512 Yes 3/1

Indiana University Southeast Pu/AB 5,079 14 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 530 30 No 11,558 † 4,005 Yes 3 3,467

Indiana University-Purdue University

Fort Wayne Pu/AB 10,694 125 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 8/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 13,837 9,260

Indiana University-Purdue University

Indianapolis Pu/AB 20,537 354 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 3/1 60 Yes Yes Yes 16,547 † 12,000 Yes None

Indiana Wesleyan University Pr/AB 8,447 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 555 5/1 25 Yes Yes 17,164 8,814 Yes 3/1

International Business College Pr/AB 50 Yes 5,900

International Business College:

Indianapolis Pr/A 50 No 6,800

Ivy Tech Community College:

Bloomington Pu/A 3,204 2 TOEFL 550 4/15 No 5,435 8,716 Yes None

Ivy Tech Community College: Central

Indiana Pu/A 10,266 21 TOEFL 550 4/15 Yes No 5,178 † 8,716 Yes None

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Ivy Tech Community College: Columbus Pu/A 1,887 2 TOEFL 550 4/15 No 5,178 † 8,716 Yes None

Ivy Tech Community College: East

Central Pu/A 5,460 1 TOEFL 550 4/15 No 5,178 † 8,716 Yes None

Ivy Tech Community College: Kokomo Pu/A 2,701 TOEFL 550 4/15 No 5,435 8,716 Yes None

Ivy Tech Community College: Lafayette Pu/A 4,359 5 TOEFL 550 4/15 Yes No 5,178 † 8,716 Yes None

Ivy Tech Community College: North

Central Pu/A 4,404 14 TOEFL 550 4/15 Yes No 5,435 8,716 Yes

Ivy Tech Community College: Northeast Pu/A 4,733 7 TOEFL 550 4/15 Yes No 5,178 † 8,716 Yes

Ivy Tech Community College: Northwest Pu/A 4,024 4 TOEFL 550 4/15 No 5,178 † 8,716 Yes None

Ivy Tech Community College: South

Central Pu/A 2,783 TOEFL 550 4/15 No 5,178 † 8,716 Yes None

Ivy Tech Community College: Southeast Pu/A 1,520 1 TOEFL 550 4/15 No 5,178 † 8,716 Yes None

Ivy Tech Community College: Southwest Pu/A 4,095 2 TOEFL 550 4/15 No 5,435 8,716 Yes None

Ivy Tech Community College: Wabash

Valley Pu/A 4,148 2 TOEFL 550 4/15 No 5,435 8,716 Yes None

Ivy Tech Community College:

Whitewater Pu/A 1,588 TOEFL 550 4/15 No 5,178 † 8,716 Yes None

Lincoln Technical Institute Pr/A 950 1,815

Manchester College Pr/AB 1,058 66 TOEFL 550 575 5/1 20 Yes Yes 20,500 ‡ 11,760 Yes None

Marian College Pr/AB 1,573 TOEFL 530 7/1 20 Yes Yes 19,060 † 8,260 Yes None

Mid-America College of Funeral Service Pr/A 50 No

Oakland City University Pr/AB 1,566 35 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 510 None 35 Yes Yes 14,220 ‡ 9,900 Yes 3/1

Purdue University Pu/AB 30,545 1,834 TOEFL 550 5/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 21,266 9,806

Purdue University: Calumet Pu/AB 7,879 73 TOEFL 550 577 5/1 Yes No Yes 12,159

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Pr/B 1,768 25 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 630 3/1 40 Yes Yes 29,040 10,269 Yes 25 5,392 None

St. Mary-of-the-Woods College Pr/AB 1,595 1 TOEFL 500 534 None 50 Yes Yes 19,380 7,996 Yes None

Saint Mary\’s College Pr/B 1,366 8 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 550 1/15 30 Yes Yes 25,580 11,095 Yes 7 26,965 None

Sawyer College Pr/A

Sawyer College: Merrillville Pr/A 375 TOEFL 500 None 20 No 1,292

Taylor University Pr/AB 1,829 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 None 25 Yes 22,028 8,267 Yes 3/10

Taylor University: Fort Wayne Pr/AB 408 TOEFL 550 None 20 Yes 19,056 7,580 Yes 3/1

Tri-State University Pr/AB 1,126 TOEFL 550 6/15 50 Yes 21,210 9,090 Yes 3/10

University of Evansville Pr/AB 2,552 118 TOEFL 500 7/15 50 Yes Yes Yes 22,980 11,870 Yes 102 8,326 None

University of Indianapolis Pr/AB 3,317 81 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 555 None 20 Yes Yes Yes 18,850 9,680 Yes 40 3,146 3/1

University of Notre Dame Pr/B 8,266 278 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 600 12/31 50 Yes Yes 33,407 10,980 Yes 94 20,008 2/15

University of Southern Indiana Pu/AB 8,977 50 TOEFL 525 576 5/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 10,253 † 9,906

University of St. Francis Pr/AB 1,736 TOEFL 500 None 20 Yes Yes 18,478 8,934

Valparaiso University Pr/AB 2,918 53 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 580 5/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 24,000 11,310 Yes 12 5,882 None

Vincennes University Pu/A TOEFL 528 7/1 20 Yes Yes Yes 8,200 † 8,152 Yes 5/1

Wabash College Pr/B 869 33 TOEFL 550 609 2/1 30 Yes Yes 24,792 9,776 Yes 34 25,597 3/1

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Iowa

AIB College of Business Pr/A 899 TOEFL 550 None 25 Yes 11,889 † 7,117 Yes 4/1

Ashford University Pr/AB TOEFL 420 8/15 20 Yes Yes Yes 13,920 4,300 Yes 8/1

Briar Cliff University Pr/AB 1,081 2 TOEFL, SAT 500 7/1 20 Yes Yes 19,239 9,839 Yes 2 15,780 None

Buena Vista University Pr/B 1,198 TOEFL 550 8/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 22,556 7,796 Yes None

Central College Pr/B 1,502 20 TOEFL 530 560 None 25 Yes Yes 21,222 10,224 Yes None

Clarke College Pr/AB 982 9 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 525 7/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 20,297 10,174 Yes None

Clinton Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 530 8/1 20 No 4,050 † 9,180

Coe College Pr/B 1,331 54 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 550 3/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 25,120 10,950 Yes 33 15,941 None

Cornell College Pr/B 1,171 28 TOEFL 550 584 5/1 30 Yes Yes 24,800 9,175 Yes 28 18,793 3/1

Des Moines Area Community College Pu/A 16,046 138 TOEFL 500 6/7 100 Yes No 5,700 † 9,052

Divine Word College Pr/AB TOEFL 550 7/15 25 Yes Yes 9,825 ‡ 3,800 Yes None

Drake University Pr/B 3,015 146 TOEFL 530 577 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 22,682 11,365 Yes 117 11,619 None

Ellsworth Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 7/30 Yes Yes 4,455 † 7,330 Yes None

Faith Baptist Bible College and

Theological Seminary Pr/AB 324 2 TOEFL 500 1/1 25 Yes Yes 12,176 8,154 Yes None

Graceland University Pr/B 1,916 175 TOEFL 450 550 None 50 Yes Yes Yes 17,050 9,675 Yes 216 16,068 None

Grand View College Pr/AB 1,709 16 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 6/15 35 Yes Yes 16,060 † 8,822 Yes None

Grinnell College Pr/B 1,546 164 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 1/20 30 Yes 29,030 10,100 Yes 155 23,478 2/1

Hamilton College Pr/AB 820 TOEFL 477 None 100 No 16,000 † 4,100

Hamilton College: Cedar Falls Pr/AB 679 TOEFL 477 100 No

Hamilton College: Cedar Rapids Pr/AB 706 TOEFL 477 None 25 No 9,495 Yes None

Hamilton Technical College Pr/AB 25 No Yes None

Hawkeye Community College Pu/A 5,360 TOEFL 500 None No 6,195 † 14,034

Indian Hills Community College Pu/A 3,007 22 None Yes Yes Yes 4,755 ‡ 7,086

Iowa Central Community College Pu/A TOEFL 450 None Yes Yes 4,485 † 7,140

Iowa Lakes Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 7/1 Yes Yes 3,582 † 6,070 Yes None

Iowa State University Pu/B 20,364 543 TOEFL 500 530 7/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 15,724 † 10,799 Yes 139 2,621 None

Iowa Wesleyan College Pr/B 844 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 8/15 Yes Yes 17,800 6,330 Yes None

Iowa Western Community College Pu/A TOEFL 525 None Yes Yes Yes 5,270 † 10,730 Yes None

Kaplan University Pr/AB 19,953 TOEFL 477 None 25 No 12,000 † 10,488

Kirkwood Community College Pu/A 15,470 TOEFL 500 515 None Yes No 5,700 † 12,460 Yes None

Loras College Pr/AB 1,565 47 TOEFL 550 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 22,053 8,305 Yes None

Luther College Pr/B 2,466 64 TOEFL 550 571 6/1 25 Yes Yes 26,380 7,830 Yes 61 16,546 None

Maharishi University of Management Pr/B 218 8/1 30 Yes Yes 24,430 10,280 Yes None

Marshalltown Community College Pu/A TOEFL 400 500 8/20 100 Yes Yes 3,810 ‡ 4,585

Morningside College Pr/B 1,101 25 TOEFL 425 8/15 25 Yes Yes Yes 18,940 9,030 Yes None

Mount Mercy College Pr/B 1,490 TOEFL 6/1 20 Yes 18,030 † 9,088 Yes None

Muscatine Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 530 8/1 Yes No 4,050 † 4,290

North Iowa Area Community College Pu/A 2,515 TOEFL 520 None 50 Yes Yes 4,533 † 6,577 Yes None

Northeast Iowa Community College Pu/A 1,914 5 TOEFL 500 None Yes No 3,894 ‡ 9,780

Northwest Iowa Community College Pu/A 1,135 TOEFL 500 None 10 Yes Yes 5,115 † 4,194

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Northwestern College Pr/B 1,247 28 TOEFL 475 520 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 18,296 10,536 Yes 37 9,347 6/30

St. Ambrose University Pr/B 2,634 35 TOEFL 500 552 6/1 25 Yes Yes 19,460 10,785 Yes 17 15,662 None

St. Luke\’s College Pr/A 155 TOEFL 500 None 100 No 12,500 ‡ 9,827 Yes None

Scott Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 530 8/28 20 No 4,050 † 9,180

Simpson College Pr/B 1,899 TOEFL 550 None Yes Yes 22,266 9,633 Yes 22 18,881 None

Southwestern Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 None 75 Yes Yes 3,420 ‡ 6,548 Yes None

University of Dubuque Pr/AB 1,175 11 TOEFL 500 525 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 18,260 10,450 Yes None

University of Iowa Pu/B 19,566 247 TOEFL 530 560 4/1 60 Yes Yes Yes 16,998 † 11,153 Yes None

University of Northern Iowa Pu/B 10,734 238 TOEFL 550 None 50 Yes Yes Yes 13,214 † 9,488 Yes 78 6,146 None

Upper Iowa University Pr/AB TOEFL 500 15 Yes Yes 18,778 9,025 Yes None

Vatterott College Pr/A No

Waldorf College Pr/AB 581 39 TOEFL 500 520 7/15 Yes Yes Yes 16,670 8,795 Yes None

Wartburg College Pr/B 1,768 92 TOEFL 480 550 None 35 Yes Yes 22,410 6,715 Yes None

Western Iowa Tech Community College Pu/A TOEFL 550 None 10 Yes Yes Yes 4,440 † 6,295

William Penn University Pr/AB TOEFL 500 7/1 50 Yes Yes 15,334 † 9,396 Yes

Kansas

Allen County Community College Pu/A 2,800 TOEFL 520 None 25 Yes 4,290 † 6,970

Baker University Pr/B 870 4 TOEFL 525 7/1 Yes Yes 17,580 11,050 Yes None

Barclay College Pr/AB 122 1 TOEFL None 10 Yes 12,730 7,700 Yes 7/15

Barton County Community College Pu/A 3,258 55 TOEFL 500 5/1 150 Yes Yes Yes 4,230 † 8,619

Benedictine College Pr/AB TOEFL, SAT/ACT 535 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 15,760 † 13,678 Yes 25 5,274 None

Bethany College Pr/B 563 23 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 525 4/15 20 Yes Yes 16,210 ‡ 9,150 Yes 16 8,664 None

Subject Test(s), or ACT

Bethel College Pr/B 514 TOEFL 540 620 None 20 Yes 16,700 7,900 Yes 6 12,719 None

Butler County Community College Pu/A 5,859 146 TOEFL 500 514 6/15 Yes Yes 5,415 † 7,885 Yes None

Central Christian College of Kansas Pr/AB 314 10 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 525 4/1 25 Yes 15,000 8,300 Yes 9 3,166 None

Cloud County Community College Pu/A 3,068 TOEFL 550 None Yes Yes 4,110 † 6,080

Coffeyville Community College Pu/A TOEFL 450 None 100 Yes Yes Yes 2,700 † 5,630

Colby Community College Pu/A 1,700 TOEFL 500 7/1 50 Yes Yes 3,720 † 7,152

Cowley County Community College Pu/A 3,272 46 TOEFL 500 None Yes 4,980 † 5,700

Dodge City Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 7/31 50 Yes Yes Yes 3,690 † 6,660 Yes None

Donnelly College Pr/A 462 49 TOEFL 500 8/1 250 Yes No 4,620 11,730 Yes None

Emporia State University Pu/B 4,159 87 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 450 550 6/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 10,658 † 8,331 Yes 10 200 None

Fort Hays State University Pu/AB 7,614 100 TOEFL 500 7/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 9,576 † 9,250 Yes 26 3,542 5/30

Fort Scott Community College Pu/A TOEFL 450 475 Yes Yes 4,114 † 6,240

Friends University Pr/AB 2,047 TOEFL 470 7/31 40 Yes Yes 15,270 † 8,435 Yes None

Garden City Community College Pu/A 2,257 TOEFL 500 7/1 150 Yes Yes 2,580 † 7,980 Yes None

Haskell Indian Nations University Pu/AB 918 10 Yes 220

Hesston College Pr/A 456 43 TOEFL 500 510 None 15 Yes Yes Yes 16,496 9,058 Yes None

Hutchinson Community College Pu/A 3,480 12 TOEFL 500 530 7/1 Yes Yes 3,240 † 7,320

Kansas City Kansas Community College Pu/A 3,933 60 TOEFL 520 6/1 85 Yes No 4,710 † 14,456

Kansas State University Pu/AB 18,605 200 TOEFL 550 4/15 55 Yes Yes Yes 14,454 † 11,728

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Kansas Wesleyan University Pr/AB TOEFL 500 None 30 Yes Yes 16,600 7,100

Labette Community College Pu/A 1,380 TOEFL 520 None 40 Yes 3,690 † 6,240

Manhattan Area Technical College Pu/A 386 TOEFL 490 None 40 2,100 Yes None

McPherson College Pr/B 466 2 TOEFL 550 6/1 25 Yes 15,775 6,050 Yes None

MidAmerica Nazarene University Pr/AB 1,338 19 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 5/15 25 Yes Yes 15,968 11,057 Yes 19 8,897 None

Neosho County Community College Pu/A 2,077 TOEFL 490 500 6/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 4,200 † 7,780

Newman University Pr/AB 1,301 TOEFL 600 None 40 Yes Yes 17,308 10,771 Yes None

North Central Kansas Technical College Pu/A None 50 Yes 2,968 5,400 Yes None

Ottawa University Pr/B 416 12 TOEFL 530 540 None 15 Yes Yes 15,850 9,200 Yes None

Pittsburg State University Pu/AB 5,357 197 TOEFL 520 575 6/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 10,444 † 8,110

Pratt Community College Pu/A 662 12 TOEFL 500 515 7/1 Yes Yes 3,360 † 12,568 Yes 8/1

Southwestern College Pr/B 1,213 20 TOEFL 550 576 8/1 20 Yes Yes 16,800 10,204 Yes None

Sterling College Pr/B 442 4 TOEFL 520 7/1 25 Yes 13,906 † 7,336 Yes 11 14,037 None

Tabor College Pr/AB 593 5 TOEFL 525 530 8/1 20 Yes 15,944 † 9,790 Yes 5 12,183 8/15

University of Kansas Pu/B 20,652 544 4/1 65 Yes Yes Yes 13,866 † 10,040 Yes 35 1,160 None

University of Kansas Medical Center Pu/B 479 TOEFL 575 610 4/1 25 No 13,866 † 18,315

University of St. Mary Pr/AB 435 4 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 6/4 25 Yes Yes 15,590 † 9,326 Yes None

Washburn University of Topeka Pu/AB 5,943 TOEFL 520 6/15 60 Yes Yes Yes 12,034 8,876 Yes None

Wichita State University Pu/AB 9,974 458 TOEFL 530 567 7/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 11,685 † 13,350 Yes 166 813 3/15

Kentucky

Alice Lloyd College Pr/B 612 2 TOEFL 550 575 3/1 Yes 7,510 † 16,432 Yes 1 1,648 None

Ashland Community and Technical

College Pu/A 4,030 TOEFL, ACT 500 8/20 No 8,820 † 450 Yes None

Bellarmine University Pr/B 2,548 31 TOEFL 550 600 5/1 25 Yes Yes 24,150 9,220 Yes 27 13,057 None

Berea College Pr/B 1,523 69 TOEFL 500 3/1 Yes Yes Yes 22,116 ‡ 5,680 Yes None

Big Sandy Community and Technical

College Pu/A 4,811 TOEFL, ACT 500 7/1 No 8,820 † 450 Yes None

Bluegrass Community and Technical

College Pu/A 12,363 TOEFL 500 5/1 20 Yes Yes Yes 7,706 † 8,900 Yes None

Brescia University Pr/AB 467 47 TOEFL 550 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 12,400 † 9,030 Yes None

Brown Mackie College: North Kentucky Pr/A 2,158 ‡ 4,734

Campbellsville University Pr/AB 1,379 45 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 600 7/15 20 Yes Yes Yes 16,340 9,562 Yes 30 10,878 None

Centre College Pr/B 1,122 22 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 580 621 3/1 40 Yes Yes 33,000 * 3,390 Yes 22 21,943 3/1

Daymar College Pr/A 289 None No 10,740 933

Daymar College: Louisville Pr/A 300 20 950

Draughons Junior College Pr/A TOEFL 20 No 700 Yes None

Eastern Kentucky University Pu/AB 13,942 TOEFL, ACT 500 7/15 30 Yes Yes Yes 13,070 † 7,058 Yes 50 1,420

Elizabethtown Community and Technical

College Pu/A 3,600 TOEFL, ACT 500 525 None No 8,820 † 400

Georgetown College Pr/B 1,364 11 TOEFL 520 6/1 30 Yes Yes 20,700 8,620 Yes None

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Hazard Community College Pu/A 3,885 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 None Yes 8,820 † 8,480

Henderson Community College Pu/A 1,990 TOEFL, ACT 500 None No 8,820 † 500

Jefferson Community College Pu/A TOEFL, ACT 500 None Yes No 8,820 † 6,640

Kentucky Christian University Pr/AB TOEFL 550 None 25 Yes 10,950 † 8,686

Kentucky Mountain Bible College Pr/AB 76 TOEFL 500 6/1 25 Yes Yes 5,260 ‡ 4,750

Kentucky State University Pu/AB 1,908 TOEFL 500 None 74 Yes Yes Yes 10,612 † 7,298

Lindsey Wilson College Pr/AB 1,611 44 TOEFL 500 9/1 Yes 14,438 8,163 Yes None

Maysville Community College Pu/A TOEFL, ACT 500 8/1 5 No 8,820 † 5,550 Yes None

Mid-Continent University Pr/AB 972 TOEFL 460 7/1 35 Yes Yes 10,100 † 9,000 Yes 5/30

Midway College Pr/AB 1,230 8 TOEFL 530 None 25 Yes Yes 13,800 † 10,400 Yes 7 5,153 8/1

Morehead State University Pu/AB 6,971 28 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 535 None 55 Yes Yes 11,480 † 6,398 Yes None

Murray State University Pu/AB 7,937 122 TOEFL 500 8/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 12,036 † 6,730 Yes 169 4,605 None

National College of Business &

Technology: Danville Pr/A None 125 No 8,976 1,200

National College of Business &

Technology: Florence Pr/A 125 No 8,976 1,200

National College of Business &

Technology: Lexington Pr/A None 125 No 8,976 1,200

Northern Kentucky University Pu/AB 11,611 202 TOEFL 500 540 6/1 30 Yes Yes 9,696 † 6,858

Owensboro Community College Pu/A TOEFL, ACT 500 None No 8,820 † 7,031 Yes None

St. Catharine College Pr/AB 683 TOEFL 425 430 15 Yes 11,900 8,250

Somerset Community College Pu/A 5,825 TOEFL, ACT 500 None No 8,820 † 500 Yes None

Southeast Kentucky Community and

Technical College Pu/A 4,712 TOEFL, ACT 500 None No 8,820 † 4,414 Yes None

Southwestern College: Florence Pr/A 20 No 6,880

Spalding University Pr/AB TOEFL, SAT/ACT 535 7/1 20 Yes Yes 14,400 † 4,582 Yes None

Spencerian College: Lexington Pr/A 400 None 90 Yes Yes 14,415 10,155

Sullivan University Pr/AB 4,500 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 9/1 90 Yes 2,061 Yes None

Thomas More College Pr/AB 1,342 TOEFL 515 8/15 25 Yes Yes 20,220 9,850 Yes 7 17,946 None

Transylvania University Pr/B 1,143 1 TOEFL 550 570 2/1 30 Yes 20,950 9,350 Yes 1 9,000 None

Union College Pr/AB 602 22 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 6/1 20 Yes Yes 15,560 6,800 Yes 20 11,681 None

University of the Cumberlands Pr/B 1,456 25 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 6/1 100 Yes Yes 13,658 7,226 Yes 25 12,432 None

University of Kentucky Pu/B 18,416 148 TOEFL 527 579 2/15 40 Yes Yes Yes 12,798 † 7,537 Yes 90 9,675 None

University of Louisville Pu/AB 13,893 166 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 7/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 15,092 † 13,672

Western Kentucky University Pu/AB 15,341 225 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 525 4/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 12,732 † 8,220 Yes 35 7,816 None

Louisiana

Baton Rouge Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 7 4,584 †

Bossier Parish Community College Pu/A 4,008 2 TOEFL 450 6/8 25 No 3,860 † 11,037 Yes 7/1

Centenary College of Louisiana Pr/B 880 17 TOEFL 550 6/1 30 Yes 19,760 6,990 Yes 17 1,073 None

Delgado Community College Pu/A 7/1 25 Yes No 4,737 † 5,464

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Dillard University Pr/B TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 6/1 50 Yes 12,240 † 10,486 Yes 5/1

Grambling State University Pu/AB 4,574 76 TOEFL 450 7/15 30 Yes 8,856 † 6,588 Yes 6/1

Gretna Career College Pr/A 50

ITI Technical College Pr/A None No

Louisiana State University and

Agricultural and Mechanical College Pu/B 25,301 448 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 591 4/15 40 Yes Yes Yes 12,815 † 9,579 Yes 316 5,501 None

Louisiana State University Health

Sciences Center Pu/AB Yes Yes Yes 7,110 † 2,210

Louisiana State University in Shreveport Pu/B 3,764 2 TOEFL, ACT 500 5/15 20 Yes Yes 7,600 † 9,777

Louisiana Tech University Pu/AB TOEFL 500 6/1 30 Yes Yes 10,131 † 6,756 Yes None

Loyola University New Orleans Pr/B TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 594 5/1 20 Yes Yes Yes 25,096 10,736 Yes None

New Orleans Baptist Theological

Seminary: Leavell College Pr/AB TOEFL 550 None 25 Yes 3,820 † 2,000

New Orleans School of Urban Missions Pr/A 129 20 Yes 32,600 Yes 3 16,000 None

Nicholls State University Pu/AB 6,861 74 TOEFL 500 567 7/17 30 Yes Yes 8,838 † 7,321 Yes 23 4,312 None

Northwestern State University Pu/AB 8,559 33 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 7/6 30 Yes 9,501 † 7,231 Yes 20 5,717 None

Nunez Community College Pu/A 12/1 20 Yes No 4,290 † 10,204

Our Lady of Holy Cross College Pr/AB TOEFL 500 None 15 No 8,110 † 5,172 Yes None

Our Lady of the Lake College Pr/AB 2,083 35 No 7,430 † 1,000

Remington College: Lafayette Pr/A None 50 No 15,745 †

Remington College: New Orleans Pr/A

St. Joseph Seminary College Pr/B TOEFL, ACT 520 None Yes Yes 13,685 † 10,602 Yes None

Southeastern Louisiana University Pu/AB 14,334 122 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 500 6/1 30 Yes Yes 8,449 † 5,180 Yes 88 5,004 None

Subject Test(s), or ACT

Southern University and Agricultural and

Mechanical College Pu/AB 8,493 113 TOEFL 500 5/5 30 Yes Yes 9,384 † 9,192

Southern University at New Orleans Pu/AB TOEFL 500 7/1 15 No 6,696 † 8,019

Southern University at Shreveport Pu/A 6/30 15 No 3,382 † 2,300

Southwest University Pr/AB 350 50 No

Tulane University Pr/AB 7,978 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 1/15 75 Yes Yes Yes 32,946 † 9,552 Yes 2/1

University of Louisiana at Lafayette Pu/AB 15,093 TOEFL 450 531 5/26 30 Yes Yes Yes 9,504 † 6,959

University of Louisiana at Monroe Pu/AB 7,894 78 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 3/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 9,305 † 6,640 Yes None

University of New Orleans Pu/B TOEFL 550 6/1 20 Yes Yes Yes 10,854 † 7,704 Yes 158 6,787 None

Xavier University of Louisiana Pr/B TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 3/1 25 Yes Yes 12,900 † 9,616

Maine

Andover College Pr/A 570 TOEFL 477 None 100 7,200 † 3,490 Yes None

Bates College Pr/B 1,684 91 TOEFL 1/1 60 Yes Yes 44,350 * 2,050 Yes 70 36,536 2/1

Beal College Pr/A 360 TOEFL 500 25 Yes 5,860 † 2,100 Yes None

Bowdoin College Pr/B 1,660 47 TOEFL 600 1/1 60 Yes Yes 34,640 11,400 Yes 37 33,637 2/15

Central Maine Community College Pu/A 2,145 TOEFL 500 None 20 Yes Yes 5,556 † 7,900

Colby College Pr/B 1,868 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 600 643 1/1 55 Yes Yes 44,080 * 2,000 Yes 111 39,809 2/1

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Institution ESL Summer Available DeadlineDegrees Total Int’l (Fall 2007) min avg Deadline Fee ($) Year Fees ($) Costs Receiving Award ($)

College of the Atlantic Pr/B 295 51 TOEFL 550 2/15 45 Yes 28,140 9,270 Yes 1 25,412 2/15

Eastern Maine Community College Pu/A 1,458 TOEFL 500 8/15 20 Yes Yes 5,190 † 8,638

Husson College Pr/AB 1,877 TOEFL 500 533 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 11,770 8,660 Yes 6 6,175 None

Kennebec Valley Community College Pu/A 1,316 20 No 5,055 † 730 Yes None

Maine College of Art Pr/B 494 TOEFL 500 None 40 Yes Yes Yes 24,030 † 12,162 Yes 4/15

Maine Maritime Academy Pu/AB 846 TOEFL 550 7/1 15 Yes Yes 14,505 9,400 Yes None

New England School of Communications Pr/AB 305 TOEFL 500 None 15 Yes Yes Yes 9,750 7,490 Yes None

Northern Maine Community College Pu/A 932 TOEFL 550 20 Yes 5,042 † 7,390

St. Joseph\’s College Pr/B 944 TOEFL 500 4/15 40 Yes 21,760 14,680 Yes None

Southern Maine Community College Pu/A 3,720 TOEFL 500 20 Yes Yes 5,330 † 6,724

Thomas College Pr/AB 700 TOEFL 530 600 None 50 Yes 17,730 10,130 Yes None

Unity College Pr/AB 518 TOEFL, SAT 500 4/2 50 Yes 18,530 8,420 Yes 2 None

University of Maine Pu/B 8,496 138 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 530 572 3/1 40 Yes Yes Yes 17,050 † 10,300 Yes 38 14,679

University of Maine at Augusta Pu/AB 4,362 TOEFL 500 5/1 40 No 11,115 † Yes 5 6,534 None

University of Maine at Farmington Pu/B 2,278 10 TOEFL 550 5/1 40 Yes Yes 12,771 † 9,689 Yes 8 3,792

University of Maine at Fort Kent Pu/AB 869 TOEFL 500 525 None 40 Yes Yes Yes 10,934 † 9,584 Yes None

University of Maine at Machias Pu/AB 578 27 TOEFL 500 None 40 Yes 12,195 † 8,828 Yes None

University of Maine at Presque Isle Pu/AB 1,325 114 TOEFL 550 565 None 25 Yes Yes 11,210 † 8,246 Yes 16 7,199 None

University of New England Pr/AB 1,599 3 TOEFL 550 5/1 40 Yes 23,790 13,250

University of Southern Maine Pu/AB 6,895 1 TOEFL 550 564 5/1 40 Yes Yes Yes 14,515 † 10,489 Yes None

Washington County Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 None 20 Yes 5,205 † 3,416

York County Community College Pu/A 20 5,220 † 4,357 Yes None

Maryland

Allegany College of Maryland Pu/A 2,903 TOEFL 500 520 8/15 Yes No Yes 6,365 † 7,281

Anne Arundel Community College Pu/A 10,793 71 TOEFL 550 7/31 Yes No 8,980 10,800

Baltimore City Community College Pu/A 7,160 8/1 10 Yes No 5,275 † 900 Yes None

Baltimore Hebrew University Pr/B TOEFL None 20 Yes No 13,550 7,600

Baltimore International College Pr/AB 516 TOEFL 500 6/15 35 Yes Yes 22,040 10,238 Yes None

Bowie State University Pu/B 4,023 TOEFL 4/1 40 Yes Yes 14,786 † 11,323 Yes 2 6,501 3/1

Capitol College Pr/AB 342 TOEFL 450 525 8/15 200 Yes Yes Yes 18,716 8,298 Yes None

Carroll Community College Pu/A 3,102 5 TOEFL 550 6/15 Yes No 6,788 † 6,800

Chesapeake College Pu/A TOEFL 500 None Yes No 6,974 † 12,328

College of Notre Dame of Maryland Pr/B 1,727 TOEFL 500 2/15 25 Yes Yes Yes 23,000 10,300 Yes

College of Southern Maryland Pu/A 7,546 TOEFL 400 6/15 No 6,582 † 4,950 Yes None

Columbia Union College Pr/AB 992 35 TOEFL 550 6/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 18,439 7,692 Yes 3/31

Coppin State University Pu/B 3,450 TOEFL 500 6/15 35 Yes 11,235 † 10,324 Yes None

DeVry University: Bethesda Pr/B 32 1 50 13,170 † 12,030

Frostburg State University Pu/B 4,246 32 TOEFL, SAT 550 6/1 30 Yes Yes 14,480 † 8,092

Garrett College Pu/A TOEFL 550 None Yes 7,260 8,600 Yes

Goucher College Pr/B 1,325 12 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 2/1 40 Yes 29,325 12,905 Yes 6 16,630 2/15

Hagerstown Business College Pr/A 20 Yes 6,395

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Harford Community College Pu/A 5,529 TOEFL 525 None Yes No 6,975 † 6,800

Hood College Pr/B 1,136 31 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 2/15 35 Yes Yes 23,655 11,035 Yes None

Howard Community College Pu/A 5,932 356 TOEFL 537 6/1 50 Yes No 7,693 14,054

Johns Hopkins University Pr/B 4,306 219 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 600 624 1/1 60 Yes Yes 34,400 13,122 Yes 27 27,656 2/15

Johns Hopkins University: Peabody

Conservatory of Music Pr/B 330 TOEFL 550 4/1 50 Yes 30,690 11,925 Yes 2/1

Loyola College in Maryland Pr/B 3,533 24 TOEFL, SAT 550 1/15 30 Yes Yes 32,370 11,190

Maryland Institute College of Art Pr/B 1,497 75 TOEFL 550 2/15 50 Yes Yes 28,670 12,610 Yes 31 10,140 3/1

McDaniel College Pr/B 1,645 18 TOEFL 550 667 2/1 50 Yes 27,280 7,370 Yes 14 16,683 None

Morgan State University Pu/B 5,676 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 560 4/15 25 Yes 13,964 10,781

Mount St. Mary\’s University Pr/B 1,656 13 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 6/1 35 Yes Yes 24,030 10,390 Yes 10 19,305 2/15

National Labor College Pr/B 50

Prince George\’s Community College Pu/A 11,011 504 TOEFL 450 5/1 25 Yes No 8,480 † 700

St. John\’s College Pr/B 474 3 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 None Yes 34,506 10,230 Yes 3 25,092 None

St. Mary\’s College of Maryland Pu/B 1,879 16 TOEFL 550 1/15 40 Yes 21,280 12,005

Salisbury University Pu/B 6,141 33 TOEFL 595 3/1 45 Yes 14,054 † 10,332 Yes 3/1

Sojourner-Douglass College Pr/B 1,500 TOEFL 500 None 25 No 6,190 † 4,000

TESST College of Technology: Baltimore Pr/A 1,000 20

TESST College of Technology: Towson Pr/A 422 None 20

Towson University Pu/B 13,969 270 TOEFL 500 533 6/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 16,030 † 11,086 Yes 73 8,511 None

University of Baltimore Pu/B 2,096 TOEFL 550 6/1 20 No 18,373 † 730 Yes None

University of Maryland: Baltimore Pu/B 846 21 TOEFL 500 540 4/1 50 Yes Yes 18,649 † 4,457 Yes None

University of Maryland: Baltimore

County Pu/B 9,244 373 TOEFL 550 11/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 16,596 † 8,090

University of Maryland: College Park Pu/B 24,876 517 TOEFL 575 589 12/1 55 Yes Yes Yes 20,145 † 11,680

University of Maryland: Eastern Shore Pu/B 3,448 98 TOEFL 500 550 7/15 25 Yes Yes 11,964 † 11,335 Yes 4/1

University of Maryland: University

College Pu/AB 17,749 176 TOEFL 550 None 30 No 10,302 †

Villa Julie College Pr/AB 2,764 8 TOEFL 550 8/1 25 Yes 16,770 11,540

Washington Bible College Pr/AB TOEFL 550 None 25 Yes Yes 11,150 8,140 Yes 6/1

Washington College Pr/B 1,292 37 TOEFL 500 550 2/15 40 Yes 30,200 8,750 Yes 2/15

Yeshiva College of the Nations Capital Pr/B Yes 8,500 7,000

Massachusetts

American International College Pr/AB 1,398 18 TOEFL 500 520 8/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 21,000 11,720

Amherst College Pr/B 1,612 110 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 600 670 1/1 55 Yes 34,890 13,130 Yes 65 38,355

Subject Test(s), or ACT

Anna Maria College Pr/AB 713 4 TOEFL 470 None 40 Yes Yes Yes 21,880 † 11,365 Yes 1 4,000 None

Art Institute of Boston at Lesley

University Pr/B 800 33 TOEFL 500 550 None 40 Yes 22,225 14,500

Assumption College Pr/B 2,105 6 TOEFL 2/15 50 Yes Yes 26,060 11,400 Yes 2 10,500 2/1

Atlantic Union College Pr/AB 470 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 525 550 7/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 14,380 9,400 Yes None

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Institution ESL Summer Available DeadlineDegrees Total Int’l (Fall 2007) min avg Deadline Fee ($) Year Fees ($) Costs Receiving Award ($)

Babson College Pr/B TOEFL, SAT/ACT 1/15 100 Yes 32,256 12,112 Yes 2/15

Bay Path College Pr/AB 1,343 12 TOEFL 500 547 None 25 Yes Yes 21,224 11,777 Yes 10 8,849 None

Bay State College Pr/AB 938 TOEFL 550 8/15 25 Yes Yes Yes 15,650 † 11,298

Becker College Pr/AB 1,739 4 TOEFL 500 None 30 Yes Yes 21,080 11,270

Benjamin Franklin Institute of

Technology Pr/AB TOEFL 500 520 7/15 50 Yes No 12,500 † 1,220

Bentley College Pr/AB 4,220 323 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 619 2/1 50 Yes Yes 30,044 10,530

Berklee College of Music Pr/B 4,037 TOEFL 500 2/1 100 Yes Yes Yes 26,750 15,855 Yes None

Berkshire Community College Pu/A 1,772 30 TOEFL 500 None 35 Yes No 10,620 † 18,583

Boston Architectural Center Pr/B 513 TOEFL 550 None 50 No 8,624 † 15,762 Yes None

Boston College Pr/B 9,019 191 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 600 630 1/2 70 Yes 33,506 14,220

Subject Test(s), or ACT

Boston Conservatory Pr/B 409 TOEFL 550 2/1 90 Yes Yes 26,005 † 17,458 Yes 2/1

Boston University Pr/B 16,538 1,025 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 550 1/1 70 Yes Yes Yes 33,792 14,426 Yes 147 2,281 2/15

Subject Test(s), or ACT

Brandeis University Pr/B 3,215 245 TOEFL 600 1/15 55 Yes Yes Yes 34,035 11,163 Yes 135 27,024 None

Bridgewater State College Pu/B 7,467 94 TOEFL 500 520 2/15 25 Yes Yes Yes 11,646 † 9,714

Bristol Community College Pu/A 5,608 8/1 35 Yes No 9,900 † 5,200

Bunker Hill Community College Pu/A 5,723 360 TOEFL 423 7/2 35 Yes No 9,180 † 8,562 Yes None

Cambridge College Pr/B 909 30 10,950 Yes None

Cape Cod Community College Pu/A 4,328 TOEFL 550 5/1 35 No 9,840 † 8,372

Clark University Pr/B 2,142 157 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 605 1/15 50 Yes Yes Yes 31,465 7,650 Yes 110 17,513 2/1

College of the Holy Cross Pr/B 2,777 34 TOEFL 550 1/15 50 Yes 33,313 11,480

Curry College Pr/B 2,503 22 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 550 40 Yes Yes 24,140 12,598

Dean College Pr/AB TOEFL 500 7/31 35 Yes Yes Yes 23,783 ‡ 11,753 Yes None

Eastern Nazarene College Pr/AB 1,065 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 5/1 Yes 18,310 † 11,190 Yes None

Elms College Pr/AB 825 TOEFL 450 520 6/15 30 Yes Yes 21,585 10,525

Emerson College Pr/B 3,165 80 TOEFL 550 611 1/5 60 Yes Yes 25,718 12,450 Yes 6 9,079 None

Emmanuel College Pr/B 2,000 52 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 583 3/1 40 Yes 24,200 13,130 Yes 23 13,243 None

Endicott College Pr/AB 2,038 TOEFL 550 2/15 40 Yes Yes 21,374 12,854 Yes 37 15,281 3/15

Fisher College Pr/AB 507 25 TOEFL 500 510 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 18,450 † 14,360 Yes None

Fitchburg State College Pu/B 3,411 24 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 3/1 40 Yes Yes 11,082 † 8,554

Framingham State College Pu/B 3,460 51 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 560 2/15 40 Yes Yes 11,079 † 8,757

Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering Pr/B 279 3 60 Yes 13,850 Yes 4/16

Gibbs College Pr/A 900 TOEFL 500 None 25 No 15,000 †

Gordon College Pr/B 1,584 34 TOEFL 550 583 4/1 50 Yes Yes 24,278 10,840 Yes 3/1

Greenfield Community College Pu/A 1,958 TOEFL 550 None 35 Yes No 11,657 † 8,700

Hampshire College Pr/B 1,362 44 TOEFL 577 1/15 55 Yes 34,605 10,030 Yes 36 31,128 2/1

Harvard College Pr/B 6,613 1/1 65 Yes Yes 33,709 12,516 Yes 2/1

Hebrew College Pr/B 4 1 TOEFL 550 4/1 25 No 24,500 ‡ 1,900 Yes None

Hellenic College/Holy Cross Pr/B 84 TOEFL 500 560 None 50 Yes Yes 16,515 13,620 Yes 23 21,434 4/1

Laboure College Pr/A 650 TOEFL 550 None 25 No 12,680 † 800 Yes None

Lasell College Pr/B 1,207 34 TOEFL 500 9/1 40 Yes Yes 20,900 12,700

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Lesley University Pr/AB 1,079 33 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 578 3/1 40 Yes Yes 24,450 13,575

Marian Court College Pr/A 275 TOEFL 500 None No 12,000 † 600

Massachusetts Bay Community College Pu/A 4,512 96 TOEFL 500 None 35 Yes No 9,750 † 11,927

Massachusetts College of Art Pu/B 1,549 54 TOEFL 550 3/1 65 Yes Yes 16,060 † 13,650

Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts Pu/B 1,430 TOEFL 550 4/1 25 Yes Yes 14,562 † 10,181 Yes None

Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and

Health Sciences Pr/B 1,854 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 2/1 70 Yes Yes 21,050 † 14,310

Massachusetts Institute of Technology Pr/B 4,053 306 577 631 1/1 65 Yes Yes 33,600 12,750 Yes 239 34,024 2/1

Massachusetts Maritime Academy Pu/B 951 TOEFL 500 5/1 50 Yes 15,912 † 8,847 Yes None

Massasoit Community College Pu/A 4,960 11 TOEFL 500 6/1 Yes No 9,510 † 4,325

Merrimack College Pr/AB 2,113 24 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 590 6/1 50 Yes Yes 27,070 15,630 Yes 2 10,000 2/1

Middlesex Community College Pu/A 8,125 TOEFL 500 None No 9,780 † 9,630

Montserrat College of Art Pr/B 299 TOEFL 550 580 6/1 40 Yes Yes 21,300 9,300 Yes 3/1

Mount Holyoke College Pr/B 2,064 291 TOEFL 600 638 60 Yes Yes 34,256 10,040 Yes 285 35,582 2/1

Mount Ida College Pr/AB TOEFL 425 None 35 Yes Yes Yes 20,450 12,200 Yes None

Mount Wachusett Community College Pu/A 3,696 34 TOEFL 500 None 10 Yes No 10,230 † 9,700

New England College of Finance Pu/A Yes No

New England Conservatory of Music Pr/B TOEFL 500 525 12/1 100 Yes Yes 29,300 ‡ 19,641 Yes 2/1

New England Institute of Art Pr/AB 1,150 TOEFL 525 None 50 Yes 18,300 † 3,924 Yes None

Newbury College Pr/AB TOEFL 500 None 50 Yes 18,300 12,625 Yes 5/1

Nichols College Pr/AB 1,193 2 TOEFL 550 None 25 Yes 23,900 11,500 Yes 3/1

North Shore Community College Pu/A 5,800 6 TOEFL 500 8/3 No 10,440 † 11,700

Northeastern University Pr/B 14,730 711 TOEFL 550 583 1/15 50 Yes Yes Yes 30,309 13,650 Yes 111 18,228 2/15

Northern Essex Community College Pu/A 5,509 52 TOEFL 500 8/1 25 Yes No 10,380 † 7,025

Pine Manor College Pr/AB 455 39 TOEFL 500 528 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 15,538 † 12,100 Yes 18 6,150 None

Quincy College Pu/A 4,000 TOEFL 500 8/1 20 Yes No 4,470 † 1,135

Quinsigamond Community College Pu/A 4,772 27 TOEFL 500 6/30 50 No 10,000 † 9,810

Regis College Pr/AB 843 9 TOEFL 550 590 6/15 40 Yes Yes 23,680 13,280 Yes None

Roxbury Community College Pu/A 2,015 87 None 135 Yes No 10,140 † 10,070 Yes None

St. John\’s Seminary College Pr/AB TOEFL, SAT 550 7/15 Yes Yes 11,250 † 7,750 Yes None

Salem State College Pu/B 6,687 274 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 545 3/1 40 Yes Yes 11,734 † 8,918

School of the Museum of Fine Arts Pr/B 677 44 TOEFL 550 2/1 60 Yes Yes 24,760 † 16,050 Yes 4 8,425 None

Simmons College Pr/B 1,846 35 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 560 594 2/1 35 Yes Yes 26,702 12,760 Yes 20 12,285 3/1

Simon\’s Rock College of Bard Pr/AB TOEFL, SAT, SAT 550 570 5/31 40 Yes 35,384 12,610 Yes

Subject Test(s), or ACT

Smith College Pr/B 2,635 178 TOEFL 600 647 1/15 60 Yes Yes 32,558 15,560 Yes 104 36,697 2/1

Springfield College Pr/B 2,188 4 TOEFL, SAT 525 4/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 22,715 11,060

Springfield Technical Community

College Pu/A 4,751 43 TOEFL 525 6/1 35 Yes No 9,864 † 11,150

Stonehill College Pr/B 2,366 12 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 1/15 50 Yes Yes 27,080 13,352

Suffolk University Pr/AB 4,595 420 TOEFL 540 6/15 50 Yes Yes Yes 22,690 16,619 Yes 114 6,130 4/1

Tufts University Pr/B 5,048 315 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 640 1/1 70 Yes 32,621 † 11,379 Yes 34 24,759 2/15

Subject Test(s), or ACT

University of Massachusetts Amherst Pu/AB 18,812 218 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 1/15 60 Yes Yes 18,397 † 9,817

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Institution ESL Summer Available DeadlineDegrees Total Int’l (Fall 2007) min avg Deadline Fee ($) Year Fees ($) Costs Receiving Award ($)

University of Massachusetts Boston Pu/B 7,621 271 TOEFL 7/1 50 Yes No 19,320 †

University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Pu/B 7,173 32 TOEFL, SAT 500 610 6/1 55 Yes Yes 17,638 † 10,612

University of Massachusetts Lowell Pu/AB 8,301 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 7/1 35 Yes Yes 19,066 † 8,191

Wellesley College Pr/B 2,224 182 TOEFL 600 617 1/15 50 Yes Yes 33,072 13,216 Yes 127 38,085 1/15

Wentworth Institute of Technology Pr/AB 3,579 104 TOEFL 525 None 30 Yes Yes 19,300 ‡ 12,300

Western New England College Pr/AB 2,828 7 TOEFL 500 None 50 Yes 23,164 † 9,752 Yes None

Wheaton College Pr/B 1,559 40 TOEFL 550 600 1/15 55 Yes 34,610 10,150 Yes 17 27,906 2/1

Wheelock College Pr/B 675 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 550 3/1 45 Yes 24,890 11,810 Yes 3/1

Williams College Pr/B 1,970 116 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 600 630 1/1 60 Yes 33,700 11,450 Yes 102 34,605 2/15

Worcester Polytechnic Institute Pr/B 2,838 147 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 598 2/1 60 Yes Yes Yes 33,318 12,105 Yes 79 17,816 2/1

Worcester State College Pu/B 3,964 115 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 4/1 20 Yes Yes 11,159 † 10,104

Michigan

Adrian College Pr/AB 971 TOEFL 500 5/1 Yes Yes 18,630 † 8,145 Yes 10 8,909 3/15

Albion College Pr/B 1,953 15 TOEFL 550 4/1 20 Yes Yes 26,122 8,758 Yes 15 19,366 None

Alma College Pr/B 1,242 11 TOEFL 525 7/1 25 Yes 22,380 12,924 Yes None

Andrews University Pr/AB 1,571 192 TOEFL 550 None 30 Yes Yes Yes 17,664 8,810 Yes None

Aquinas College Pr/AB 1,782 8 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 600 5/1 Yes Yes 19,000 8,226 Yes 7 10,769 None

Baker College of Auburn Hills Pr/AB 3,517 TOEFL 500 20 No 8,100 1,000

Baker College of Cadillac Pr/AB 1,559 TOEFL 550 9/20 20 No 8,100 9,300

Baker College of Jackson Pr/AB 1,625 TOEFL 550 None 20 8,100 975

Baker College of Muskegon Pr/AB 4,744 TOEFL 500 9/22 20 Yes Yes 8,100 6,125

Baker College of Owosso Pr/AB 2,823 TOEFL 500 None 20 Yes 8,100 3,600

Baker College of Port Huron Pr/AB 1,578 TOEFL 550 None 20 No 8,100 11,100

Bay de Noc Community College Pu/A 2,033 1 TOEFL 550 575 5/1 Yes Yes 4,655 † 5,160

Calvin College Pr/B 4,040 288 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 570 8/15 35 Yes Yes 20,470 9,265 Yes None

Central Michigan University Pu/B 19,715 123 TOEFL, ACT 550 6/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 14,850 † 9,616 Yes 53 9,544 None

Cleary University Pr/AB 490 TOEFL 550 None 25 No 12,825 9,183

College for Creative Studies Pr/B 1,270 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 527 7/1 35 Yes Yes 24,635 9,400 Yes None

Concordia University Pr/AB 535 7 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 520 530 8/1 125 Yes 19,010 9,475 Yes 3/1

Subject Test(s), or ACT

Cornerstone University Pr/AB 2,105 11 TOEFL 500 6/1 25 Yes 17,080 10,894 Yes 13 5,740 None

Davenport University Pr/AB 11,733 17 TOEFL 500 None 100 Yes Yes Yes 11,700 Yes 20 975 None

Delta College Pu/A 10,184 TOEFL 500 550 6/5 20 No 4,680 † 2,530

Eastern Michigan University Pu/B 18,165 236 TOEFL 500 3/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 17,863 † 9,136 Yes 137 12,570 None

Ferris State University Pu/AB 11,051 152 TOEFL 500 None 30 Yes Yes Yes 13,596 † 9,782

Finlandia University Pr/AB 548 29 TOEFL 500 7/1 30 Yes Yes 16,300 7,724 Yes 8/1

Glen Oaks Community College Pu/A 1,500 TOEFL 480 500 No 4,111 ‡ 1,280 Yes None

Gogebic Community College Pu/A 960 TOEFL 500 6/1 100 3,948 † 2,200

Grand Rapids Community College Pu/A 13,193 93 TOEFL 525 608 6/1 40 No 5,350 † 6,820

Grand Valley State University Pu/B 18,715 104 TOEFL 550 6/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 12,510 † 7,960 Yes 45 6,011 None

Hillsdale College Pr/B 1,304 TOEFL 540 560 7/1 15 Yes 18,260 9,830 Yes 8 11,312 None

Hope College Pr/B 3,070 38 TOEFL 550 620 6/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 22,570 11,357 Yes 29 18,611 None

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Institution ESL Summer Available DeadlineDegrees Total Int’l (Fall 2007) min avg Deadline Fee ($) Year Fees ($) Costs Receiving Award ($)

Kalamazoo College Pr/B 1,226 1 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 600 2/15 45 Yes 27,149 9,593 Yes None

Kalamazoo Valley Community College Pu/A 9,210 74 TOEFL 500 Yes No 3,840 † 3,514

Kellogg Community College Pu/A 4,357 TOEFL 500 550 8/15 No 4,710 † 6,140

Kendall College of Art and Design of

Ferris State University Pu/B 758 TOEFL 500 615 7/1 30 Yes 17,910 † 4,004 Yes 2/15

Kettering University Pr/B 2,411 49 TOEFL 550 570 None 35 Yes Yes 24,908 6,608

Kirtland Community College Pu/A 1,386 TOEFL 550 None Yes 5,474 † 450 Yes None

Kuyper College Pr/AB 262 23 TOEFL 550 560 None 25 Yes Yes 11,865 8,400 Yes 10 12,000 None

Lake Michigan College Pu/A TOEFL 500 7/13 No 3,480 † 3,410 Yes None

Lake Superior State University Pu/AB 2,753 299 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 8/15 40 Yes Yes 12,296 † 8,783 Yes 210 1,588 None

Lansing Community College Pu/A 9,730 TOEFL 500 540 6/15 Yes No 4,400 ‡ 7,320

Lawrence Technological University Pr/AB 2,482 60 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 570 7/15 30 Yes Yes Yes 19,306 ‡ 12,271 Yes

Lewis College of Business Pr/A 345 TOEFL 450 None 15 No 10,080 † 500

Macomb Community College Pu/A 11,815 120 TOEFL 550 7/21 Yes No 4,039 ‡ 4,882

Madonna University Pr/AB 3,073 103 TOEFL 540 550 7/1 200 Yes Yes 13,600 8,312 Yes None

Marygrove College Pr/AB 677 17 TOEFL 520 3/15 25 Yes 13,880 9,960

Michigan Jewish Institute Pr/AB TOEFL 550 None 50 Yes No 9,600 † 2,275

Michigan State University Pu/B 35,330 1,051 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 50 Yes Yes Yes 19,632 † 8,960 Yes 141 4,119 None

Michigan Technological University Pu/AB 5,516 220 TOEFL 500 562 None 45 Yes Yes Yes 19,384 † 9,868 Yes 132 9,598 None

Montcalm Community College Pu/A 1,796 TOEFL 500 5/1 No 3,975 † 12,071

Mott Community College Pu/A 7,337 21 TOEFL 470 None No 4,776 ‡ 8,237

Muskegon Community College Pu/A 4,800 TOEFL 500 600 None No 3,620 † 5,200

North Central Michigan College Pu/A 2,700 TOEFL 550 6/1 Yes 4,037 † 4,405 Yes None

Northern Michigan University Pu/AB 8,500 33 TOEFL 500 6/1 30 Yes Yes 9,702 † 8,325

Northwestern Michigan College Pu/A 3,949 TOEFL 550 570 7/30 15 Yes Yes 5,151 † 8,437 Yes None

Northwood University Pr/AB 1,924 179 TOEFL 500 550 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 15,801 6,942 Yes 146 7,514 None

Oakland Community College Pu/A 13,047 1,060 TOEFL 350 6/1 Yes No 3,997 † 8,690 Yes None

Oakland University Pu/B 12,945 109 TOEFL 550 570 7/1 40 Yes Yes Yes 13,056 † 12,315 Yes None

Olivet College Pr/B TOEFL 500 520 7/15 25 Yes Yes Yes 17,584 8,076 Yes None

Rochester College Pr/AB TOEFL, ACT 500 None 25 Yes Yes 12,356 † 8,535 26

Saginaw Chippewa Tribal College Pu/A 110 1,786 †

Saginaw Valley State University Pu/B 7,714 207 TOEFL 525 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 11,891 † 7,830 Yes 81 5,800 None

St. Clair County Community College Pu/A 4,400 TOEFL 500 550 7/1 10 No 4,775 † 2,414 Yes None

Siena Heights University Pr/AB 1,965 TOEFL 525 540 8/1 50 Yes Yes 16,280 † 7,380 Yes 8/15

Southwestern Michigan College Pu/A 2,016 79 TOEFL 550 6/1 Yes No 4,544 ‡ 2,747

Spring Arbor University Pr/AB 2,447 TOEFL 525 4/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 17,386 8,122 Yes 28 6,489 None

University of Detroit Mercy Pr/AB 2,892 81 4/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 22,470 † 12,192 Yes

University of Michigan Pu/B 25,282 1,185 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 560 600 2/1 55 Yes Yes Yes 27,601 † 10,430

University of Michigan: Dearborn Pu/B 5,942 103 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 560 8/15 30 No 15,008 † 3,753

University of Michigan: Flint Pu/B 5,481 41 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 None 30 No 12,150 † 10,774 Yes 11 1,765 None

Walsh College of Accountancy and

Business Administration Pr/B 939 TOEFL 550 None 25 No 7,730 ‡ 2,516 Yes None

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Washtenaw Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 8/1 15 Yes No 4,650 † 4,100

Wayne County Community College Pu/A 14,258 TOEFL 500 550 8/7 10 No 3,120 ‡ 1,330

Wayne State University Pu/B 19,505 831 TOEFL 550 571 5/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 13,721 † 9,530

Western Michigan University Pu/B 21,287 502 TOEFL 550 5/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 15,856 † 6,651 Yes 131 9,160 None

Yeshiva Beth Yehuda-Yeshiva Gedolah

of Greater Detroit Pr/B None Yes 8,000 ‡ 4,300

Minnesota

Academy College Pr/AB 290 30 No 2,900

Alexandria Technical College Pu/A 1,971 TOEFL 500 6/1 20 No 7,419 † 4,400 Yes None

Anoka Technical College Pu/A 2,020 TOEFL 500 526 3/15 20 No 8,195 †

Art Institutes International Minnesota Pr/AB 1,594 TOEFL 480 None 50 Yes 17,190 5,279

Augsburg College Pr/B 2,668 58 TOEFL 550 7/15 25 Yes Yes Yes 23,422 9,274 Yes 16 12,692 8/1

Bemidji State University Pu/AB 4,396 TOEFL 550 565 None 20 Yes Yes Yes 6,016 † 8,016

Bethany Lutheran College Pr/B 565 TOEFL 500 530 8/1 40 Yes Yes 16,508 9,078 Yes 19 12,437 None

Bethel University Pr/AB 3,172 12 TOEFL 525 None 25 Yes Yes 22,700 9,640 Yes 5 10,414 None

Brown College Pr/AB 1,760 TOEFL 500 550 None 150 Yes 18,540 † 4,309

Capella University Pr/B 550 None 150 No 13,050 † 1,000

Carleton College Pr/B 1,936 109 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 600 1/15 30 Yes Yes 34,272 9,692 Yes 73 26,051 2/15

Central Lakes College Pu/A 2,768 TOEFL 500 8/1 20 No 3,940 † 9,008 Yes None

Century Community and Technical

College Pu/A 7,527 109 TOEFL 500 510 None 20 Yes 7,338 † 16,830 Yes None

College of St. Benedict Pr/B 1,992 73 TOEFL 550 4/1 Yes Yes 24,924 8,598 Yes None

College of St. Catherine Pr/AB 3,511 64 TOEFL 500 540 5/15 20 Yes Yes Yes 22,750 10,887 Yes 60 10,180 None

College of St. Scholastica Pr/B 1,986 69 TOEFL 550 598 6/1 50 Yes Yes 23,574 10,410 Yes None

College of Visual Arts Pr/B 190 TOEFL 500 None 40 No 19,936 11,410 Yes 2 5,765 6/1

Concordia College: Moorhead Pr/B 2,686 102 TOEFL 533 620 None 20 Yes Yes 20,980 8,520 Yes 127 9,083 None

Concordia University: St. Paul Pr/AB 1,594 6 TOEFL 500 8/1 30 Yes Yes 22,378 8,846 Yes 1 5,790 None

Dakota County Technical College Pu/A 2,281 TOEFL 500 None 20 Yes No 8,668 15,831 Yes None

Devry University: Edina Pr/AB 45 50

Dunwoody College of Technology Pr/A 1,292 TOEFL 475 500 None 50 No 14,685 11,855

Fond du Lac Tribal and Community

College Pu/AB TOEFL 500 None 20 Yes 7,499 † 6,900 Yes None

Globe College Pr/AB None 50 No 15,750 † 12,600

Gustavus Adolphus College Pr/B 2,545 30 TOEFL 550 630 3/1 Yes Yes Yes 26,700 8,200 Yes 4/15

Hamline University Pr/B 1,944 59 TOEFL 550 565 None Yes Yes Yes 24,076 10,305 Yes 57 17,005 None

Hennepin Technical College Pu/A 8,318 TOEFL 500 None 20 Yes No 7,232 † 800

Hibbing Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 3/31 20 Yes 5,196 2,600

High-Tech Institute Pr/A 50

Inver Hills Community College Pu/A 4,166 TOEFL 500 6/1 20 Yes No 8,331 13,136

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Institution ESL Summer Available DeadlineDegrees Total Int’l (Fall 2007) min avg Deadline Fee ($) Year Fees ($) Costs Receiving Award ($)

Itasca Community College Pu/A 1,384 TOEFL 500 8/1 20 Yes Yes 5,072 † 9,643

Lake Superior College Pu/A 3,511 TOEFL 513 7/15 20 Yes No 7,377 10,275

Lakeland Academy Division of Herzing

College Pr/A TOEFL

Macalester College Pr/B 1,843 225 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 573 635 1/15 40 Yes Yes 31,038 10,282 Yes 210 21,085 None

Mesabi Range Community and Technical

College Pu/A 1,374 TOEFL 500 None 20 Yes Yes 4,928 † 4,350

Minneapolis Business College Pr/A 350 None 50 Yes 12,760 6,600

Minneapolis College of Art and Design Pr/B 656 TOEFL 500 520 8/1 35 Yes Yes 25,040 † 7,990 Yes 2 4,000 None

Minneapolis Community and Technical

College Pu/A 7,546 TOEFL 310 None 20 Yes No 7,694 † 4,226 Yes None

Minnesota School of Business Pr/AB 941 None 50 No 15,800 15,377

Minnesota State College - Southeast

Technical Pu/A 1,702 TOEFL 475 None 20 No 8,702 4,200

Minnesota State Community and

Technical College - Fergus Falls Pu/A 4,734 TOEFL 550 6/1 20 Yes Yes Yes 8,201 † 2,750

Minnesota State University: Mankato Pu/AB 12,241 336 TOEFL 500 530 4/1 20 Yes Yes Yes 10,750 † 8,190 Yes 82 5,601

Minnesota State University: Moorhead Pu/AB 6,881 TOEFL 500 6/1 20 Yes Yes 5,225 † 8,480

Minnesota West Community and

Technical College: Worthington

Campus Pu/A 5,060 TOEFL 500 6/1 20 Yes No 8,001 † 600

National American University: St. Paul Pr/AB TOEFL 500 None 45 Yes No 13,365 † 9,472

Normandale Community College Pu/A 8,304 TOEFL 500 520 7/15 20 Yes No 7,589 † 12,160 Yes None

North Central University Pr/AB 1,217 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 5/1 25 Yes Yes 12,166 † 5,320

North Hennepin Community College Pu/A 6,537 TOEFL 500 6/1 20 Yes No 7,271 † 7,644 Yes None

Northland Community & Technical

College Pu/A 3,654 TOEFL 500 20 Yes 4,589 3,450

Northwest Technical College Pu/A 833 TOEFL 500 None 20 Yes Yes Yes 4,125 † 1,600

Northwest Technical Institute Pr/A 85 TOEFL None 25 No 14,185 † 14,154

Northwestern College Pr/AB 1,760 9 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 530 582 6/1 30 Yes 19,990 9,610 Yes 8 7,256 6/1

Pillsbury Baptist Bible College Pr/AB TOEFL 500 25 7,638 † 3,884

Pine Technical College Pu/A 456 TOEFL 500 None 20 No 7,026 † 8,500

Rainy River Community College Pu/A 500 TOEFL 550 None 20 Yes Yes 5,096 † 4,950 Yes None

Rasmussen College-Eagan Pr/A TOEFL 500 60 1,200

Rasmussen College-Mankato Pr/A None 60 No 450 Yes None

Rasmussen College-Minnetonka Pr/A TOEFL 500 None 60 No

Rasmussen College-St. Cloud Pr/A TOEFL 60 9,075

Riverland Community College Pu/A 3,563 TOEFL 500 520 6/1 20 Yes Yes 7,968 † 5,150 Yes None

Rochester Community and Technical

College Pu/A 5,277 TOEFL 450 7/1 20 No 8,011 † 7,293

St. Cloud State University Pu/AB 13,120 TOEFL 500 5/1 20 Yes Yes Yes 10,894 † 4,688

St. Cloud Technical College Pu/A 3,017 5 TOEFL 500 None 20 No 7,646 † 6,253

St. John\’s University Pr/B 1,842 65 TOEFL 550 4/1 Yes Yes 24,924 8,196 Yes None

St. Mary\’s University of Minnesota Pr/B 1,635 19 TOEFL 520 550 5/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 20,719 8,161 Yes None

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St. Olaf College Pr/B 3,007 22 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 601 None 35 Yes Yes 28,200 9,700 Yes 19 18,838 2/1

St. Paul College Pu/A 3,431 20 No 7,283 † 2,635

South Central College Pu/A TOEFL 500 20 No 3,818 † 2,750

Southwest Minnesota State University Pu/AB 2,640 198 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 500 None 20 Yes Yes 5,855 † 7,120 Yes None

Subject Test(s), or ACT

University of Minnesota: Crookston Pu/AB 1,053 30 TOEFL 500 550 5/1 30 Yes 8,119 † 6,938 Yes None

University of Minnesota: Duluth Pu/B 8,995 TOEFL 550 560 6/1 50 Yes Yes 19,619 † 8,994 Yes None

University of Minnesota: Morris Pu/B 1,530 17 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 3/15 75 Yes Yes 9,722 † 8,050 Yes

University of Minnesota: Twin Cities Pu/B 28,957 467 TOEFL 475 None 45 Yes Yes 20,252 † 6,722 Yes None

University of St. Thomas Pr/B 5,442 53 TOEFL 550 None 30 Yes Yes Yes 24,808 9,932 Yes 7 15,638 None

Vermilion Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 None 20 Yes 5,117 † 7,095 Yes None

Walden University Pr/B 1,229 TOEFL 550 None 50 8,280

Winona State University Pu/AB TOEFL 550 3/4 20 Yes Yes Yes 9,607 † 6,870 Yes None

Mississippi

Alcorn State University Pu/AB 2,962 54 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 525 None Yes Yes 8,887 † 9,992 Yes 37 10,304 None

Antonelli College: Hattiesburg Pr/A 900

Antonelli College: Jackson Pr/A 75 No 1,200

Belhaven College Pr/AB 2,228 19 TOEFL 500 None 25 Yes Yes 14,774 8,004 Yes None

Blue Mountain College Pr/B 344 1 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 10 Yes 7,490 5,660 Yes 8/1

Coahoma Community College Pu/A 1,946 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 Yes 3,100 † 4,814

Delta State University Pu/B 3,258 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 525 8/1 25 Yes Yes 8,947 † 5,448

East Central Community College Pu/A TOEFL, ACT 500 6/15 Yes 3,564 5,090

Hinds Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 8/17 40 Yes Yes 3,946 † 4,660

Jackson State University Pu/B 6,637 TOEFL 525 560 8/15 Yes Yes 8,872 † 9,094

Jones County Junior College Pu/A Yes 3,620 † 5,146

Meridian Community College Pu/A 3,435 500 535 None Yes Yes 3,320 † 6,580 Yes None

Millsaps College Pr/B 1,065 7 TOEFL 550 7/1 25 Yes Yes 22,032 10,456 Yes None

Mississippi College Pr/B 2,543 39 TOEFL 550 589 8/15 75 Yes 12,288 9,315 Yes None

Mississippi Delta Community College Pu/A Yes 3,458 † 4,000

Mississippi Gulf Coast Community

College: Jefferson Davis Campus Pu/A 10,315 TOEFL 525 540 7/1 Yes 3,448 † 8,550

Mississippi State University Pu/B 12,261 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 525 6/15 25 Yes Yes Yes 9,769 † 9,617

Mississippi Valley State University Pu/B 2,713 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 525 560 6/15 Yes Yes 9,283 † 3,946

Rust College Pr/AB 935 59 TOEFL 540 570 7/15 10 Yes 6,550 6,000 Yes 5/1

Tougaloo College Pr/AB 934 6 TOEFL 500 4/30 25 Yes 9,035 † 26,140

University of Mississippi Pu/B 12,117 111 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 565 25 Yes Yes Yes 9,744 † 8,710 Yes 88 8,602 None

University of Southern Mississippi Pu/B 12,468 103 TOEFL 525 540 7/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 9,740 † 9,318 Yes 108 5,982 None

William Carey College Pr/B TOEFL, SAT/ACT 525 7/15 20 Yes 8,415 † 6,174 Yes 25 9,600 9/1

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Missouri

Avila University Pr/B 1,118 24 TOEFL 550 575 None Yes Yes Yes 17,750 9,100 Yes None

Baptist Bible College Pr/AB 616 1 TOEFL, ACT 550 1/1 40 Yes 13,460 8,364

Blue River Community College Pu/A 1,811 TOEFL 550 7/1 50 Yes No 6,390 ‡ 9,100

Calvary Bible College and Theological

Seminary Pr/AB 281 4 TOEFL 525 7/15 30 Yes Yes 7,724 5,600 Yes 4 300 4/1

Central Methodist University Pr/AB 818 TOEFL 500 6/1 20 Yes Yes 16,210 9,140 Yes 9 10,272 None

Central Missouri State University Pu/AB 8,254 196 TOEFL, ACT 500 527 5/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 11,250 9,112 Yes None

College of the Ozarks Pr/B 1,332 TOEFL 550 556 4/1 Yes Yes Yes 7,230 Yes None

Columbia College Pr/AB 943 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 523 7/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 12,414 7,664 Yes 43 8,902 None

Cottey College Pr/A TOEFL 500 530 None 20 Yes 12,910 8,370 Yes None

Crowder College Pu/A 2,290 TOEFL 500 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 3,810 † 6,720

Culver-Stockton College Pr/B 840 6 TOEFL 500 None 25 Yes 15,450 10,705 Yes 6/15

DeVry University: Kansas City Pr/AB 1,097 TOEFL 500 None 50 12,140 † 3,076

Drury University Pr/AB 1,577 56 TOEFL 550 610 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 15,387 9,090 Yes 3/15

East Central College Pu/A 2,709 1 TOEFL 550 7/15 No 4,530 ‡ 7,504 Yes None

Evangel University Pr/AB 1,946 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 490 604 6/1 25 Yes 13,784 9,350 Yes 6/1

Everest College: Springfield Pr/AB 550 25 12,425 † 1,000

Fontbonne University Pr/B 2,005 8 TOEFL 525 8/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 17,440 9,639 Yes

Global University Pr/AB None 35 No 2,700 † 600

Grantham University Pr/AB 7,800 TOEFL 500 None No 6,978

Hannibal-LaGrange College Pr/AB 952 TOEFL 520 None 150 Yes Yes 12,680 7,901 Yes 7/1

Harris-Stowe State University Pu/B TOEFL 500 None 15 Yes Yes 8,869 † 2,615 Yes None

High-Tech Institute Pr/A

Jefferson College Pu/A 3,900 TOEFL 475 558 6/1 20 Yes Yes Yes 3,570 ‡ 9,037 Yes 7 5,876 None

Kansas City Art Institute Pr/B 582 16 TOEFL 550 558 3/15 35 Yes 24,000 12,500 Yes 4 11,000 None

Kansas City College of Legal Studies Pr/AB 50 6,534 † 4,200 Yes None

Lester L. Cox College of Nursing and

Health Sciences Pr/AB 592 TOEFL 500 4/1 100 Yes 9,720 3,200

Lincoln University Pu/AB 2,543 123 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 12/1 17 Yes Yes 8,249 † 7,458 Yes None

Lindenwood University Pr/B 5,258 351 TOEFL 500 None 100 Yes Yes 12,240 12,700 Yes None

Longview Community College Pu/A 3,651 1 TOEFL 550 7/1 Yes No 6,510 † 9,100

Maple Woods Community College Pu/A 2,913 TOEFL 550 7/1 50 6,540 ‡ 9,100

Maryville University of Saint Louis Pr/B 2,532 23 TOEFL 500 619 7/15 25 Yes Yes Yes 18,120 12,100 Yes None

Missouri Baptist University Pr/AB 1,425 TOEFL 500 None 25 Yes Yes 14,740 6,000 Yes None

Missouri College Pr/A 750 100 No 1,409

Missouri Southern State University Pu/AB 4,842 85 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 535 545 4/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 7,666 † 7,470 Yes None

Missouri State University Pu/B 14,463 TOEFL 500 520 4/15 25 Yes Yes Yes 10,374 † 11,932 Yes None

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Missouri Technical School Pr/AB 201 TOEFL 500 None 95 Yes Yes 800

Missouri Valley College Pr/AB 1,405 TOEFL 500 5/1 25 Yes Yes 15,250 11,550 Yes None

Moberly Area Community College Pu/A 2,776 TOEFL 450 487 None Yes 4,080 † 5,080

National American University: Kansas

City Pr/AB 330 TOEFL 490 45 Yes None

Northwest Missouri State University Pu/AB 5,269 TOEFL 238 7/15 50 Yes Yes Yes 9,960 ‡ 8,692 Yes None

Ozarks Technical Community College Pu/A 7,999 7 TOEFL 550 None Yes 4,200 † 5,955

Park University Pr/AB 11,857 185 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 510 7/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 7,260 8,855 Yes 8/1

Patricia Stevens College Pr/A 177 None 50 10,150 ‡

Penn Valley Community College Pu/A 3,550 1 TOEFL 500 7/1 50 Yes No 6,390 ‡ 9,100

Pinnacle Career Institute: Kansas City Pr/A 204 50 7,223 † 965

Ranken Technical College Pr/AB 1,617 TOEFL None 25 Yes 10,670 5,956 Yes None

Research College of Nursing Pr/B 246 TOEFL 550 20 Yes Yes 19,600 † 8,560

Rockhurst University Pr/B 1,385 17 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 7/1 50 Yes Yes 20,840 11,200 Yes 9 18,080 6/1

St. Louis Community College at

Florissant Valley Pu/A TOEFL 500 4/20 4,440 † 6,760

St. Louis University Pr/B 7,081 130 TOEFL 525 3/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 26,375 12,050 Yes 48 12,971 None

Southeast Missouri Hospital College of

Nursing and Health Sciences Pr/A 40

Southeast Missouri State University Pu/AB 8,380 TOEFL 500 6/1 100 Yes Yes Yes 9,000 † 8,651 Yes 30 7,906 None

Southwest Baptist University Pr/AB 2,358 16 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 4/1 100 Yes Yes 14,100 8,200 Yes 16 15,131 None

State Fair Community College Pu/A 2,652 TOEFL 450 475 7/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 5,310 † 2,900 Yes None

Stephens College Pr/AB 734 5 TOEFL 550 5/30 25 Yes Yes 20,500 11,010

Three Rivers Community College Pu/A 2,597 TOEFL 550 None 20 Yes Yes 3,910 † 5,652

Truman State University Pu/B 5,474 184 TOEFL 550 587 6/1 Yes Yes 10,042 † 10,080 Yes 34 5,104 None

University of Missouri: Columbia Pu/B 21,046 242 TOEFL 500 5/1 60 Yes Yes Yes 17,522 † 9,845 Yes None

University of Missouri: Kansas City Pu/B 7,070 184 TOEFL 500 550 None 50 Yes Yes Yes 17,171 † 12,316

University of Missouri: Rolla Pu/B 4,220 82 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 604 6/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 17,313 † 8,722

University of Missouri: St. Louis Pu/B 9,150 170 TOEFL 500 537 6/1 40 Yes Yes Yes 17,395 † 8,308 Yes 107 9,292 None

Vatterott College Pr/AB 669

Washington University in St. Louis Pr/B 6,495 279 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 1/15 55 Yes Yes Yes 33,788 14,351 Yes 2/15

Webster University Pr/B 3,407 106 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 560 3/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 18,240 11,403 Yes None

Westminster College Pr/B 891 82 TOEFL 550 603 5/1 25 Yes Yes 15,030 9,875 Yes 82 13,468 None

William Jewell College Pr/B 1,331 TOEFL 550 596 6/15 25 Yes Yes 20,150 8,760 Yes 8 6,488 None

William Woods University Pr/AB 1,118 42 TOEFL 525 550 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 15,570 12,800 Yes None

Montana

Carroll College Pr/AB 1,317 10 TOEFL 550 585 None 35 Yes Yes Yes 18,403 11,400 Yes None

Chief Dull Knife College Pu/A 355 2,610 † 5,850

Dawson Community College Pu/A 436 6 TOEFL 500 5/1 30 Yes 6,854 † 7,107

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Flathead Valley Community College Pu/A 9 TOEFL 500 510 None 15 Yes No 7,755 † 7,000

Fort Peck Community College Pu/A 15 No 1,840 † 500

Helena College of Technology of the

University of Montana Pu/A 905 TOEFL 500 None 30 No 7,506 † 6,100

Little Big Horn College Pr/A 290 No 2,700 † 5,094

Montana State University: Billings Pu/AB 4,337 38 TOEFL 500 None 30 Yes Yes Yes 13,000 † 7,290 Yes 21 7,828 None

Montana State University: Bozeman Pu/B 10,771 125 TOEFL 525 586 5/15 30 Yes Yes Yes 15,009 † 9,686 Yes 55 17,429 None

Montana Tech of the University of

Montana Pu/AB 1,894 57 TOEFL 525 None 30 Yes Yes 14,114 † 9,156 Yes None

Rocky Mountain College Pr/AB 924 50 TOEFL 525 647 None 40 Yes Yes 15,325 † 9,030 Yes None

University of Great Falls Pr/AB 656 10 TOEFL 500 6/1 35 Yes Yes 15,250 ‡ 7,650 Yes None

University of Montana: Missoula Pu/AB TOEFL 500 525 7/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 13,419 † 9,694 Yes None

University of Montana: Western Pu/AB 1,346 TOEFL 500 550 5/5 30 Yes Yes 11,915 † 9,065 Yes None

Nebraska

Bellevue University Pr/B 4,125 245 500 None 75 Yes Yes Yes 5,345 8,200 Yes None

Chadron State College Pu/B 1,994 18 TOEFL 550 6/1 15 Yes 6,604 † 6,335 Yes None

College of Saint Mary Pr/AB 917 8 TOEFL 550 None 30 Yes Yes 19,120 6,070 Yes None

Concordia University Pr/B 1,123 TOEFL 500 525 6/15 25 Yes 18,750 8,040 Yes 7 6,403 5/1

Creighton University Pr/AB 3,904 24 TOEFL 550 5/1 40 Yes Yes Yes 25,126 10,842 Yes 9 4,693 None

Dana College Pr/B 667 4 TOEFL 500 544 5/1 Yes Yes Yes 18,650 9,290 Yes None

Doane College Pr/B 1,590 TOEFL 525 8/15 15 Yes Yes Yes 18,770 7,450

Grace University Pr/AB 360 TOEFL 550 None 35 Yes Yes 13,980 5,350 Yes None

Hamilton College: Lincoln Pr/AB 629 TOEFL 560 None 25 Yes 11,575 † 2,100

Hastings College Pr/B 1,114 8 TOEFL 600 650 None 50 Yes Yes 18,302 8,500 Yes None

Metropolitan Community College Pu/A 6,244 93 TOEFL 480 6/7 Yes No 4,608 ‡ 7,233

Mid-Plains Community College Area Pu/A 1,209 2 TOEFL 500 2/15 Yes 2,610 6,950 Yes None

Midland Lutheran College Pr/AB 909 TOEFL 500 4/1 30 Yes Yes 19,510 8,380 Yes 6 11,561 None

Nebraska College of Technical

Agriculture Pu/A 244 TOEFL, ACT 575 8/5 25 Yes 5,431 † 7,075

Nebraska Indian Community College Pu/A None 10 No 3,200 1,950 Yes 3 None

Nebraska Methodist College of Nursing

and Allied Health Pr/AB 454 TOEFL 550 4/1 25 Yes Yes 11,940 10,478 Yes None

Nebraska Wesleyan University Pr/B 1,801 TOEFL 525 5/1 30 Yes Yes 19,302 8,170 Yes 1 5,000 None

Northeast Community College Pu/A 2,542 11 TOEFL 500 Yes Yes Yes 2,528 6,460

Peru State College Pu/B 1,600 TOEFL 550 570 8/1 10 Yes Yes 6,571 † 6,696 Yes None

Union College Pr/AB 845 TOEFL, ACT 550 None Yes Yes Yes 15,230 8,298 Yes None

University of Nebraska - Kearney Pu/B 5,346 367 TOEFL 500 553 5/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 8,233 † 9,104 Yes 137 2,435 None

University of Nebraska - Lincoln Pu/AB 17,037 463 TOEFL 525 5/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 14,450 † 9,849 Yes None

University of Nebraska - Omaha Pu/B 11,039 253 TOEFL 500 7/1 45 Yes Yes Yes 12,872 † 7,980 Yes None

Vatterott College: Spring Valley Pr/A 400

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Wayne State College Pu/B 2,706 22 TOEFL 550 6/1 50 Yes Yes 6,735 † 7,002

Western Nebraska Community College Pu/A 1,488 43 TOEFL 500 515 8/1 Yes Yes 2,310 8,024 Yes 16 5,304 None

York College Pr/AB 443 9 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 7/1 20 Yes 13,500 7,200 Yes None

Nevada

Art Institute of Las Vegas Pr/AB 1,071 TOEFL 500 None 50 Yes Yes

Career College of Northern Nevada Pr/A 303 TOEFL 500 None 25 No 7,964 † 10,532 Yes 5/30

Community College of Southern Nevada Pu/AB TOEFL 450 7/15 5 Yes No 6,557 † 7,752

DeVry University: Las Vegas Pr/AB 89 50 11,900 † 14,900

Great Basin College Pu/AB 2,550 TOEFL 500 None 10 Yes Yes 6,558 † 7,700 Yes None

High-Tech Institute Pr/A 550 50 25,550 †

International Academy of Design and

Technology: Henderson Pr/AB 410 50

Las Vegas College Pr/A 680 TOEFL None No 1,136

Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts Pr/A 730 50 Yes

Morrison University Pr/AB 65 TOEFL 450 480 None 125 825

Sierra Nevada College Pr/B 329 TOEFL 500 7/15 100 Yes Yes Yes 20,873 11,144 Yes None

Truckee Meadows Community College Pu/A 11,180 TOEFL 500 520 None 5 No 6,558 † 10,495

University of Nevada: Las Vegas Pu/B 21,004 813 TOEFL 500 2/7 95 Yes Yes Yes 12,527 † 11,933 Yes 55 3,000 None

University of Nevada: Reno Pu/B 12,404 272 TOEFL 500 550 3/1 95 Yes Yes Yes 12,737 † 15,540 Yes 72 8,826 None

Western Nevada Community College Pu/A 3,244 TOEFL 500 5/1 15 No 6,558 † 11,950

New Hampshire

Chester College of New England Pr/AB 218 TOEFL 550 7/31 35 Yes 15,230 10,200 Yes None

Colby-Sawyer College Pr/AB 964 9 TOEFL 500 7/1 40 Yes Yes 26,350 11,650 Yes 5 3,910 None

Daniel Webster College Pr/AB TOEFL 520 525 None 35 Yes Yes 24,135 12,250 Yes None

Dartmouth College Pr/B 3,991 206 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 1/1 70 Yes Yes 33,612 12,982 Yes 162 34,251 2/1

Franklin Pierce College Pr/B 1,615 37 TOEFL 500 None Yes Yes 25,100 13,104 Yes 36 10,165 None

Granite State College Pu/AB 1,105 2 TOEFL 500 None 45 No 6,645 † 800

Magdalen College Pr/AB 71 3 5/1 35 Yes 10,750 7,000 Yes 6/30

McIntosh College Pr/A 1,402 TOEFL 500 550 None 25 Yes Yes 15,000 11,500

New England College Pr/AB 1,008 34 TOEFL 550 None 30 Yes Yes 24,136 11,156 Yes 30 14,946 None

New Hampshire Community Technical

College: Berlin Pu/A TOEFL None 10 No 11,400 † 7,300

New Hampshire Community Technical

College: Claremont Pu/A TOEFL 500 8/1 10 No 11,370 † 2,350

New Hampshire Community Technical

College: Manchester Pu/A 3,000 TOEFL 500 None 10 No 11,430 † 2,550

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New Hampshire Community Technical

College: Nashua Pu/A 1,825 TOEFL 500 None 10 No 11,383 † 2,700

New Hampshire Technical Institute Pu/A 3,917 TOEFL 500 550 None 10 Yes Yes Yes 11,760 † 9,060

Plymouth State University Pu/B 4,081 21 TOEFL 520 560 4/1 35 Yes Yes 13,868 † 8,732 Yes 3 5,750 None

Rivier College Pr/AB 1,380 TOEFL 500 7/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 21,370 10,692

St. Anselm College Pr/B 1,952 19 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 600 2/1 55 Yes Yes 26,100 10,420 Yes

Southern New Hampshire University Pr/AB 1,706 73 TOEFL 500 None 35 Yes Yes Yes 21,714 11,480 Yes None

Thomas More College of Liberal Arts Pr/B 86 8/20 Yes 10,650 † 10,200 Yes 3 8,633 None

University of New Hampshire Pu/AB 11,063 73 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 2/1 60 Yes Yes Yes 21,498 † 11,256 Yes 60 19,565 None

University of New Hampshire at

Manchester Pu/AB 779 4 TOEFL 550 6/15 50 Yes No 17,753 † 18,110 Yes 5/1

New Jersey

Assumption College for Sisters Pr/A 31 26 Yes Yes 3,350 † 400

Atlantic Cape Community College Pu/A 6,845 TOEFL 6/1 100 Yes No 9,900 7,260 Yes None

Berkeley College Pr/AB 2,406 55 TOEFL 500 None 50 Yes Yes 17,700 10,200 Yes None

Beth Medrash Govoha Pr/B 125 10,056 † 4,362

Bloomfield College Pr/B 2,181 38 TOEFL 550 4/30 35 Yes Yes Yes 16,400 10,396 Yes 6/1

Brookdale Community College Pu/A TOEFL 430 7/1 25 No 7,769 13,064

Burlington County College Pu/A 6,534 TOEFL 450 518 None 20 Yes No 4,900 † 2,000 Yes None

Caldwell College Pr/B 1,550 77 6/30 40 Yes Yes Yes 20,200 10,495 Yes None

Centenary College Pr/AB 1,887 TOEFL 450 550 7/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 22,030 9,960 Yes 34 8,424 None

The College of New Jersey Pu/B 5,836 5 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 600 2/1 50 Yes 14,970 † 8,458

College of St. Elizabeth Pr/B 1,073 39 TOEFL 500 527 8/15 35 Yes Yes Yes 20,950 13,574 Yes 12 20,983 None

County College of Morris Pu/A 8,180 7/1 25 Yes No 7,815 † 5,470 Yes None

Cumberland County College Pu/A 3,256 TOEFL None 25 Yes No 10,140 ‡ 4,366

DeVry University: North Brunswick Pr/AB 1,491 TOEFL 500 None 50 No 12,240 † 3,320

Drew University Pr/B 1,561 15 TOEFL 550 618 2/15 50 Yes Yes 33,054 14,145 Yes 2/15

Essex County College Pu/A 9,359 725 7/7 25 Yes No 5,775 4,461

Fairleigh Dickinson University: College at

Florham Pr/AB 2,495 38 TOEFL 7/1 40 Yes Yes Yes 24,904 † 9,008 Yes None

Fairleigh Dickinson University:

Metropolitan Campus Pr/AB 3,284 243 TOEFL 7/1 40 Yes Yes Yes 23,144 † 9,482 Yes 7 7,642 None

Felician College Pr/AB 1,464 TOEFL 500 550 None 30 Yes Yes Yes 20,275 14,000 Yes None

Georgian Court University Pr/B 1,740 10 TOEFL 550 3/1 40 Yes Yes 20,632 11,800 Yes None

Gloucester County College Pu/A 6,022 TOEFL 500 9/1 20 No 4,980 † 1,500 Yes None

Hudson County Community College Pu/A 6,336 7/1 15 Yes No 7,893 † 3,300

Kean University Pu/B 9,612 217 3/1 150 Yes Yes Yes 10,139 † 8,374 Yes 47 3,156

Mercer County Community College Pu/A 7,805 376 TOEFL 400 500 None 50 Yes No 6,045 6,405 Yes None

Middlesex County College Pu/A 6/15 25 Yes No 5,557 † 5,230

Monmouth University Pr/AB 4,513 14 TOEFL 550 620 4/1 35 Yes Yes 21,868 17,195 Yes 9 15,500 None

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Montclair State University Pu/B 12,007 406 TOEFL 549 4/1 40 Yes Yes Yes 12,018 † 11,468 Yes None

New Jersey City University Pu/B 5,949 62 TOEFL, SAT 500 520 4/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 12,080 † 11,555

New Jersey Institute of Technology Pu/B 4,909 301 TOEFL 550 None 35 Yes Yes 16,026 † 12,058 Yes 50 12,818 5/15

Ocean County College Pu/A 6,635 TOEFL 500 7/6 Yes No 6,600 7,700 Yes None

Passaic County Community College Pu/A None Yes No 4,938 † 12,689

Princeton University Pr/B 4,710 403 1/2 65 Yes Yes 33,000 12,759 Yes 230 34,086 None

Rabbinical College of America Pr/B 150 Yes 8,700 6,600

Ramapo College of New Jersey Pu/B 4,860 140 TOEFL 550 3/1 75 Yes Yes 13,708 † 12,264 Yes 78 15,248 None

Raritan Valley Community College Pu/A 4,945 202 TOEFL 500 6/1 225 Yes No 3,295 7,000 Yes None

Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Pu/B 6,371 29 TOEFL 525 3/15 50 Yes Yes 11,055 † 13,104

Rider University Pr/AB 4,139 80 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 563 None 45 Yes Yes Yes 24,790 12,280 Yes 6/1

Rowan University Pu/B 8,065 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 525 3/15 50 Yes Yes 14,900 † 9,042

Rutgers, The State University of New

Jersey: Camden Regional Campus Pu/B 3,774 26 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 4/15 50 Yes 16,626 † 10,808 Yes 4 1,125 None

Rutgers, The State University of New

Jersey: New Brunswick/Piscataway

Campus Pu/B 26,172 518 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 4/15 50 Yes Yes Yes 16,706 † 11,308 Yes 1 1,000 None

Rutgers, The State University of New

Jersey: Newark Regional Campus Pu/B 5,963 134 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 4/15 50 Yes Yes 16,411 † 11,840 Yes 1 1,000 None

St. Peter\’s College Pr/AB 2,095 57 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 4/1 40 Yes Yes 21,650 11,060 Yes None

Salem Community College Pu/A 990 54 TOEFL 520 7/1 25 No 3,605 † 5,100

Seton Hall University Pr/B 5,093 50 TOEFL 550 563 3/1 45 Yes Yes Yes 24,720 13,788 Yes 90 14,278 None

Stevens Institute of Technology Pr/B 1,786 84 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 579 7/1 55 Yes Yes Yes 31,835 † 11,150 Yes 50 4,890 None

Sussex County Community College Pu/A 2,573 None 15 Yes No 5,130 8,044

Thomas Edison State College Pu/AB 10,904 232 TOEFL 500 None 75 No 5,400 †

Union County College Pu/A 8,998 230 7/1 25 Yes No 5,700 12,740

University of Medicine and Dentistry of

New Jersey: School of Health Related

Professions Pu/AB TOEFL 550 3/7 50 No 10,490 † 13,000

University of Medicine and Dentistry of

New Jersey: School of Nursing Pu/AB TOEFL 500 12/30 30 No 15,736 900

Warren County Community College Pu/A 1,732 TOEFL 650 None 15 No 3,825 † 10,114

Westminster Choir College of Rider

University Pr/B 335 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 530 None 50 Yes Yes Yes 24,630 10,990 Yes None

William Paterson University of New

Jersey Pu/B 9,037 131 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 5/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 13,856 † 12,160 Yes 35 9,925 4/1

New Mexico

Art Center Design College Pr/AB 275 25

Clovis Community College Pu/A 2,048 1 Yes No 1,504 ‡ 3,100

College of Santa Fe Pr/AB 1,225 TOEFL 550 None 35 Yes Yes 24,444 10,206 Yes 3 5,500 None

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College of the Southwest Pr/B 504 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 None 25 Yes Yes 10,500 ‡ 11,755 Yes 6/1

Crownpoint Institute of Technology Pu/A 315 815 5,456

Dona Ana Branch Community College of

New Mexico State University Pu/A 6,863 TOEFL 500 None 15 Yes Yes Yes 3,024 † 8,234

Eastern New Mexico University Pu/AB 3,043 29 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 525 6/15 Yes Yes 8,340 † 4,480 Yes None

Eastern New Mexico University: Roswell

Campus Pu/A 2,501 TOEFL 500 None Yes 4,394 ‡ 8,900

Institute of American Indian Arts Pu/AB 203 TOEFL 500 4/1 5 Yes 4,890 9,336 Yes None

International Institute of the Americas Pr/AB 232 200 No 10,050 ‡ 11,100

Luna Community College Pu/A 2,175 1,942 † 6,642

Mesalands Community College Pu/A 312 TOEFL 540 No 2,264 † 3,508

Metropolitan College of Court Reporting Pr/AB 100 50

National American University Pr/AB TOEFL 490 None 25 No 7,365 † 2,859

New Mexico Highlands University Pu/B 1,784 TOEFL 500 540 None 15 Yes Yes 4,580 † 8,442

New Mexico Institute of Mining and

Technology Pu/AB 1,184 33 TOEFL 540 556 6/1 50 Yes Yes 10,463 † 9,471 Yes 18 6,096 None

New Mexico Junior College Pu/A 3,400 TOEFL 500 550 7/1 Yes Yes 1,258 † 6,695 Yes None

New Mexico Military Institute Junior

College Pu/AB 450 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 7/30 60 Yes 11,256 700

New Mexico State University Pu/AB 11,929 91 TOEFL 500 3/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 13,206 † 9,459

New Mexico State University at

Alamogordo Pu/A TOEFL 500 None 50 Yes No 4,020 † 9,026

New Mexico State University at Carlsbad Pu/A 1,600 TOEFL 500 None 15 No 2,544 † 580

New Mexico State University at Grants Pu/A 700 TOEFL 450 None 15 Yes No 2,664 † 1,614

Northern New Mexico College Pu/AB 2,200 TOEFL 540 5/1 Yes 2,374 † 7,720

St. John\’s College Pr/B 435 10 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 3/1 Yes Yes 34,506 10,045 Yes None

San Juan College Pu/A 4,345 11 TOEFL 550 580 5/29 No 6,000 4,350

Santa Fe Community College Pu/A 5,413 TOEFL 517 7/1 Yes No 2,368 † 13,040

University of New Mexico Pu/AB 18,330 127 TOEFL 520 3/1 30 Yes Yes 13,438 † 10,268 Yes None

Western New Mexico University Pu/AB 1,857 26 550 6/1 Yes Yes Yes 9,565 † 7,330

New York

Adelphi University Pr/AB 4,718 163 TOEFL 550 619 None 50 Yes Yes Yes 20,900 12,800 Yes 127 11,266 None

Adirondack Community College Pu/A 2,903 TOEFL 500 7/1 40 No 5,932 † 7,758

Albany College of Pharmacy Pr/B 855 65 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 600 75 Yes 20,370 † 6,100 Yes None

Alfred University Pr/B 1,905 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 580 6/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 22,100 13,340 Yes 22 8,409 None

American Academy of Dramatic Arts Pr/A 220 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 8/1 50 No 17,400 9,342 Yes None

Art Institute of New York City Pr/A 1,477 500 50 No 20,418 † 650

ASA Institute of Business and Computer

Technology Pr/A 2,961 61 None 25 Yes No 9,430 † Yes None

Bard College Pr/AB 1,555 120 TOEFL 600 620 1/15 50 Yes Yes Yes 34,782 12,900 Yes 115 26,123 2/15

Barnard College Pr/B 2,356 73 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 600 620 1/1 45 Yes Yes 33,078 14,192 Yes 6 34,572 2/1

Subject Test(s), or ACT

Berkeley College Pr/AB 608 38 TOEFL 500 None 50 Yes Yes 17,700 10,200 Yes 2 None

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Berkeley College of New York City Pr/AB 2,307 341 TOEFL 500 None 50 No 17,700 1,200 Yes 30 None

Boricua College Pr/AB 1,200 25 No 7,300 6,965

Bramson ORT College Pr/A 582 9/12 50 Yes No 9,040

Briarcliffe College Pr/AB 3,009 TOEFL 500 None 35 Yes 14,696 †

Broome Community College Pu/A TOEFL 527 Yes No 5,860 † 8,040

Bryant & Stratton College: Albany Pr/A 469 TOEFL 500 25 No 12,450

Bryant & Stratton College: Buffalo Pr/A 25 No 12,450 3,270

Bryant & Stratton College: Henrietta Pr/A 11,820 †

Bryant & Stratton College: Lackawanna Pr/A 25 12,450 1,200

Bryant & Stratton College: Rochester Pr/A 482 None 25 No 12,450 1,000

Bryant & Stratton College: Syracuse

North Pr/A 450 11,820 †

Business Informatics Center Pr/A None 50 No 10,050

Canisius College Pr/B 3,395 93 TOEFL 500 7/15 40 Yes Yes Yes 24,857 9,480 Yes 93 16,595 None

Cayuga County Community College Pu/A 3,842 TOEFL 500 None No 6,227 † 8,140

Cazenovia College Pr/AB 919 2 TOEFL 550 None 30 Yes 20,180 9,945 Yes 1 2,500 None

City University of New York: Baruch

College Pu/B 12,617 1,366 TOEFL 620 650 2/1 65 Yes No 11,118 † 12,916 Yes 4/30

City University of New York: Borough of

Manhattan Community College Pu/A TOEFL 450 550 50 Yes No 5,966 † 10,942

City University of New York: Bronx

Community College Pu/A 8,186 925 8/15 60 No 6,002 † 2,561

City University of New York: Brooklyn

College Pu/B 11,068 788 TOEFL 500 None 65 Yes No 11,175 † 8,400 Yes 50 4,000 None

City University of New York: City College Pu/B TOEFL 500 3/15 65 Yes No 11,077 † 12,439 Yes None

City University of New York: College of

Staten Island Pu/AB 10,598 409 TOEFL 450 3/1 65 Yes No 11,126 † 17,429

City University of New York: Hostos

Community College Pu/A 4,059 7/15 50 Yes No 6,004 † 11,193

City University of New York: Hunter

College Pu/B 14,357 993 TOEFL 500 11/15 65 Yes Yes 11,147 † 3,961 Yes None

City University of New York: John Jay

College of Criminal Justice Pu/AB 12,278 457 TOEFL 500 1/16 65 Yes No 11,078 † 875 Yes None

City University of New York:

Kingsborough Community College Pu/A TOEFL 475 9/1 50 Yes No 5,998 † 12,100

City University of New York: LaGuardia

Community College Pu/A 11,285 2,002 TOEFL 450 11/15 50 Yes No 5,990 † 12,439 190 500

City University of New York: Lehman

College Pu/B 7,805 395 TOEFL 500 6/1 50 Yes No 11,088 † 6,434 Yes None

City University of New York: Medgar

Evers College Pu/AB 4,841 172 TOEFL 475 480 None 65 Yes No 11,050 † 6,435

City University of New York: Queens

College Pu/B 12,320 983 TOEFL 500 10/15 65 Yes No 11,175 † 13,894

City University of New York:

Queensborough Community College Pu/A 10,695 1,317 TOEFL 475 None 50 Yes No 5,984 † 8,817

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City University of New York: York

College Pu/B 5,753 TOEFL 470 3/1 65 Yes No 11,060 † 12,117 Yes None

Clarkson University Pr/B 2,624 60 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 3/1 50 Yes Yes 27,090 12,618 Yes 53 20,144 None

Clinton Community College Pu/A 2,301 TOEFL 425 7/1 Yes 7,766 † 4,870

Colgate University Pr/B 2,743 137 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 600 636 1/15 55 Yes 35,030 10,370 Yes 126 35,984 1/15

College of Mount St. Vincent Pr/AB 1,423 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 600 7/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 21,550 10,450 Yes None

College of New Rochelle Pr/B 1,041 8 TOEFL 550 605 None 20 Yes Yes Yes 21,910 10,800

College of Saint Rose Pr/B 3,005 2 TOEFL 500 5/1 35 Yes Yes 19,268 11,116 Yes 10/1

Columbia University: Columbia College Pr/B 4,225 242 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 600 630 1/2 65 Yes Yes Yes 33,246 † 11,398 Yes 99 13,658 2/10

Subject Test(s), or ACT

Columbia University: Fu Foundation

School of Engineering and Applied

Science Pr/B 1,430 177 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 600 1/1 65 Yes Yes Yes 33,246 † 11,398 Yes 2/10

Subject Test(s), or ACT

Columbia University: School of General

Studies Pr/B 1,146 104 TOEFL 600 4/1 65 Yes Yes 31,765 † 16,724 Yes 63 6,200 6/1

Columbia University: School of Nursing Pr/B TOEFL 533 None 75 Yes Yes 30,853 ‡ 8,400 Yes None

Columbia-Greene Community College Pu/A 1,723 TOEFL 575 30 No 5,874 † 1,870

Concordia College Pr/AB 533 TOEFL 550 553 7/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 20,700 13,230 Yes None

Cooper Union for the Advancement of

Science and Art Pr/B 929 112 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 600 650 1/1 50 Yes 31,500 15,035 Yes 100 27,500 6/1

Cornell University Pr/B 13,474 1,014 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 600 1/1 65 Yes Yes Yes 32,981 14,126 Yes 240 24,250 2/11

Corning Community College Pu/A TOEFL 550 5/1 25 No 6,548 † 6,400

Culinary Institute of America Pr/AB 2,757 TOEFL 515 534 None 30 Yes 20,775 † 7,795 Yes 35 1,500 2/15

Daemen College Pr/B 1,440 10 TOEFL 500 570 None 25 Yes 16,800 † 10,580 Yes None

Davis College Pr/AB 300 TOEFL 25 10,250 5,800

DeVry Institute of Technology: New York Pr/AB 1,264 TOEFL 500 None 50 13,410 † 3,320

Dominican College of Blauvelt Pr/AB 1,386 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 None 35 Yes 18,610 12,930 Yes 4 15,358 None

Dowling College Pr/B 3,627 135 TOEFL 500 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 17,040 † 9,216 Yes 96 12,779 None

Dutchess Community College Pu/A 8,020 TOEFL 500 520 6/15 No 5,586 † 9,090

D\’Youville College Pr/B 1,330 164 TOEFL 500 515 5/1 25 Yes Yes 16,800 11,100 Yes None

Eastman School of Music of the

University of Rochester Pr/B TOEFL 550 12/1 80 Yes Yes Yes 29,172 12,502 Yes None

Elmira Business Institute Pr/A 265 No 7,950 Yes 3 5/1

Elmira College Pr/AB 1,382 TOEFL 500 585 3/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 30,050 13,600 Yes 6/30

Erie Community College: City Campus Pu/A 2,685 5 TOEFL 460 470 6/15 25 Yes No 6,135 † 8,350

Erie Community College: North Campus Pu/A 5,101 47 TOEFL 460 470 6/15 25 Yes No 6,135 † 8,350

Erie Community College: South Campus Pu/A 3,253 4 TOEFL 460 470 6/15 25 Yes No 6,135 † 8,350

Eugene Lang College The New School

for Liberal Arts Pr/B 985 24 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 613 2/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 29,210 14,468 Yes 16 3,711 None

Excelsior College Pr/AB 26,277 303 None 65 No Yes None

Fashion Institute of Technology Pu/AB 7,540 757 TOEFL 550 1/1 40 Yes Yes 9,592 † 10,566

Five Towns College Pr/AB 1,088 TOEFL 500 520 None 25 Yes 15,550 14,000

Fordham University Pr/B 7,281 95 TOEFL 550 575 2/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 27,775 † 13,800 Yes 30 18,526 2/1

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Fulton-Montgomery Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 8/1 Yes No Yes 6,140 † 500

Genesee Community College Pu/A 3,951 TOEFL 460 500 3,790 †

Globe Institute of Technology Pr/AB 1,712 None 200 Yes Yes Yes 9,086 5,300

Hamilton College Pr/B 1,798 95 TOEFL 600 640 1/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 34,980 8,910 Yes 89 34,793 1/1

Hartwick College Pr/B 1,444 58 TOEFL 550 600 2/15 35 Yes 29,605 9,010 Yes 37 21,685 None

Herkimer County Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 525 None Yes Yes Yes 5,330 † 3,920

Hobart and William Smith Colleges Pr/B 1,855 36 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 600 3/1 45 Yes Yes Yes 34,688 10,488 Yes 30 16,883 2/1

Hofstra University Pr/B 8,701 136 TOEFL 550 6/1 75 Yes Yes Yes 23,130 † 12,710 Yes 84 16,005 None

Houghton College Pr/AB 1,368 35 TOEFL 550 570 3/15 40 Yes Yes 20,400 8,680 Yes 39 15,365 None

Hudson Valley Community College Pu/A TOEFL 450 None 30 No 8,755 † 2,250

Institute of Design and Construction Pr/A None 30 No 7,250 800

Interboro Institute Pr/A None 250 No 8,610 900 Yes None

Iona College Pr/B 3,327 64 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 561 2/15 50 Yes 23,218 12,548 Yes 58 14,351 4/15

Island Drafting and Technical Institute Pr/A TOEFL 25 12,200 † 6,831

Ithaca College Pr/B 5,997 178 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 2/1 55 Yes Yes 26,832 12,584 Yes 149 21,403 None

Jamestown Community College Pu/A 3,592 TOEFL 500 6/1 40 6,826 † 8,480

Juilliard School Pr/B 478 97 TOEFL 12/1 100 Yes Yes Yes 25,610 14,665 Yes 97 22,241 3/1

Katharine Gibbs School: New York Pr/A None 25 Yes No 9,246

Keuka College Pr/B 939 1 TOEFL 500 None 30 Yes 19,410 10,760 Yes None

King\’s College Pr/B 213 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 580 2/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 18,940 11,230 Yes 14 15,985 3/1

Laboratory Institute of Merchandising Pr/AB 792 6 TOEFL 550 None 40 Yes 17,700 15,200 Yes None

Le Moyne College Pr/B 2,436 19 TOEFL 550 None 35 Yes Yes 22,580 10,550 Yes 12 20,850 None

Long Island Business Institute Pr/A 888 45 None 50 Yes No 10,125 4,850

Long Island University: Brooklyn

Campus Pr/AB 5,297 100 TOEFL 500 510 30 Yes Yes 23,230 † 7,860 Yes None

Long Island University: C. W. Post

Campus Pr/B 5,149 171 TOEFL 527 560 None 30 Yes Yes Yes 23,230 † 9,020 Yes None

Machzikei Hadath Rabbinical College Pr/B 150 Yes 6,100 ‡ 1,800

Manhattan College Pr/B 3,026 TOEFL 550 5/1 40 Yes Yes Yes 21,550 11,050

Manhattan School of Music Pr/B 416 TOEFL 550 12/1 100 Yes Yes Yes 27,860 16,875 Yes 3/1

Manhattanville College Pr/B 1,713 44 TOEFL 550 595 None 55 Yes Yes Yes 28,000 13,900 Yes 3/1

Mannes College The New School for

Music Pr/B 208 66 TOEFL 213 12/15 100 Yes Yes 28,210 14,830 Yes 33 12,573 None

Marist College Pr/B 4,851 13 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 560 580 2/15 40 Yes Yes Yes 22,576 14,475

Marymount Manhattan College Pr/B 1,908 45 TOEFL 550 573 None 60 Yes Yes Yes 19,638 15,190 Yes None

Medaille College Pr/AB 1,718 3 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 None 25 Yes 15,780 11,674

Mercy College Pr/AB 5,636 88 TOEFL 500 500 8/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 12,570 8,678 Yes None

Metropolitan College of New York Pr/AB TOEFL 550 7/1 30 Yes No 15,450 13,336 Yes None

Mildred Elley Pr/A 400 None 25 No 9,750 Yes None

Mohawk Valley Community College Pu/A 4,642 18 None Yes Yes 6,244 † 10,155 Yes None

Molloy College Pr/AB 2,589 3 TOEFL 500 None 30 Yes No 16,810 † 10,500 Yes 2 9,000 5/1

Monroe College Pr/AB 5,866 295 TOEFL 450 4/25 35 Yes 10,200 12,370 Yes 3/31

Monroe Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 6/1 20 Yes 5,455 † 7,300

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Nassau Community College Pu/A 19,316 TOEFL 550 6/15 30 Yes No 6,504 † 18,828

Nazareth College of Rochester Pr/B 2,013 10 TOEFL 550 630 2/15 40 Yes 21,616 17,320

New York Career Institute Pr/A 615 25 No 5,400

New York Institute of Technology Pr/AB 6,155 299 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 560 7/15 50 Yes Yes Yes 20,358 15,202 Yes None

New York School of Interior Design Pr/AB 630 44 TOEFL 550 None 75 No 18,820 17,000

New York University Pr/AB 20,150 820 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 600 1/15 75 Yes Yes Yes 31,690 † 11,480

Niagara County Community College Pu/A 4,062 40 TOEFL 500 8/1 No 4,944 † 11,410

Niagara University Pr/AB 2,912 141 TOEFL 500 4/15 30 Yes Yes Yes 21,365 10,800

North Country Community College Pu/A 1,181 19 TOEFL 500 520 None Yes 8,590 † 7,450

Nyack College Pr/AB TOEFL 550 None 25 Yes Yes 16,300 10,890 Yes None

Onondaga Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 6/15 30 Yes No 9,850 † 7,752

Pace University Pr/AB 5,021 276 TOEFL 550 500 7/15 45 Yes Yes Yes 25,384 † 11,870 Yes None

Parsons The New School for Design Pr/AB 3,072 1,004 TOEFL 550 570 7/1 40 Yes Yes Yes 30,930 20,027 Yes 472 6,032 None

Paul Smith\’s College Pr/AB 841 3 TOEFL 500 7/15 30 Yes 17,490 10,170 Yes 2 8,532 None

Phillips Beth Israel School of Nursing Pr/A 195 TOEFL 550 580 5/1 50 No 16,560 8,785 Yes 6 1,500 6/1

Polytechnic University Pr/B 1,486 115 TOEFL, SAT 650 None 50 Yes 29,789 12,466 Yes 116 14,718 None

Pratt Institute Pr/AB 3,070 286 TOEFL 500 520 2/1 90 Yes Yes Yes 29,230 12,402 Yes 2/1

Rabbinical Academy Mesivta Rabbi

Chaim Berlin Pr/B 7,543

Rabbinical College of Long Island Pr/B 7,800 ‡

Rabbinical College of Ohr Shimon

Yisroel Pr/B

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Pr/B 4,921 164 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 570 610 1/1 70 Yes Yes Yes 33,496 11,637 Yes 37 27,403 2/15

Roberts Wesleyan College Pr/AB 1,408 34 TOEFL 550 2/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 20,002 10,228 Yes 54 14,264 None

Rochester Business Institute Pr/A 1,103 None No 11,750 † 1,200

Rochester Institute of Technology Pr/AB 12,423 TOEFL 525 600 6/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 24,651 10,748 Yes None

Rockland Community College Pu/A 6,325 7/15 25 Yes No Yes 5,865 † 2,400

Russell Sage College Pr/B 801 2 TOEFL 550 7/1 30 Yes 24,720 10,970

Sage College of Albany Pr/AB 941 2 TOEFL 500 30 Yes 17,520 11,120

St. Bonaventure University Pr/B 2,072 TOEFL 550 619 4/1 30 Yes Yes 22,515 11,510 Yes None

St. Elizabeth College of Nursing Pr/A 210 4 TOEFL 500 None 30 11,286 ‡ 12,150 Yes None

St. Francis College Pr/AB 2,299 200 TOEFL, SAT 500 515 None 35 No 12,890 † 13,642 Yes None

St. John Fisher College Pr/B 2,631 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 2/15 30 Yes Yes 20,710 10,380 Yes 3 14,766 None

St. John\’s University Pr/AB 12,340 403 TOEFL 500 557 5/1 30 Yes Yes 23,370 † 16,400 Yes 148 16,809 None

St. Joseph\’s College Pr/B 3,760 TOEFL, SAT 550 3/1 25 No 12,386 † 7,210 Yes None

St. Joseph\’s College: Suffolk Campus Pr/B 3,760 5 TOEFL 550 4/1 25 No 12,956 † 2,800 Yes None

St. Lawrence University Pr/B 2,104 96 TOEFL 600 653 2/15 50 Yes 33,910 10,430 Yes 2/15

St. Thomas Aquinas College Pr/AB 1,409 20 TOEFL 500 520 3/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 17,600 13,120 Yes None

Sarah Lawrence College Pr/B 1,264 27 TOEFL 600 1/1 60 Yes 36,088 13,552 Yes 11 29,802 2/1

Schenectady County Community College Pu/A TOEFL 550 3/1 No 5,618 † 4,650

School of Visual Arts Pr/B 3,003 338 TOEFL 550 565 None 60 Yes Yes Yes 22,080 15,900 Yes 70 7,665 3/1

Siena College Pr/B 3,240 27 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 3/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 21,525 ‡ 10,700 Yes 2/15

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Skidmore College Pr/B 2,727 24 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 590 1/15 60 Yes 34,694 9,556 Yes 11 45,719 1/15

State University of New York at Albany Pu/B 11,680 211 TOEFL 550 3/1 40 Yes Yes Yes 12,070 † 10,722

State University of New York at

Binghamton Pu/B 11,065 742 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 3/15 40 Yes Yes Yes 12,086 † 9,692 Yes 41 14,257 None

State University of New York at Buffalo Pu/AB 17,830 1,250 TOEFL 550 587 None 40 Yes Yes Yes 12,319 † 10,675 Yes 25 300 None

State University of New York at

Farmingdale Pu/AB 5,280 44 TOEFL 500 6/1 40 Yes Yes 11,527 † 12,694 Yes None

State University of New York at New

Paltz Pu/B 6,169 164 TOEFL 550 4/1 40 Yes Yes Yes 11,520 † 11,870

State University of New York at Oswego Pu/B 7,000 68 TOEFL 550 570 4/15 40 Yes Yes Yes 11,575 † 12,778 Yes 30 4,805 None

State University of New York at

Purchase Pu/B 3,396 50 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 1/1 40 Yes Yes Yes 11,764 † 12,166 Yes None

State University of New York at Stony

Brook Pu/B 14,095 669 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 4/1 40 Yes Yes Yes 11,835 † 10,570

State University of New York College at

Brockport Pu/B 6,852 75 TOEFL 530 620 None 40 Yes 11,553 † 12,777 Yes None

State University of New York College at

Buffalo Pu/B 8,722 36 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 500 40 Yes Yes Yes 11,491 † 10,872

Subject Test(s), or ACT

State University of New York College at

Cortland Pu/B 5,871 34 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 6/1 30 Yes 11,601 † 10,570

State University of New York College at

Fredonia Pu/B 5,026 9 TOEFL 500 510 None 40 Yes Yes 11,701 † 10,299 Yes 5/15

State University of New York College at

Geneseo Pu/B 5,292 TOEFL 525 545 4/1 40 Yes Yes 11,780 † 10,050 Yes 105 2,949 2/15

State University of New York College at

Old Westbury Pu/B 3,215 56 TOEFL 500 None 40 Yes Yes 11,331 † 11,109

State University of New York College at

Oneonta Pu/B 5,589 77 TOEFL 500 525 None 40 Yes Yes Yes 11,622 † 11,365 Yes None

State University of New York College at

Plattsburgh Pu/B 5,304 304 TOEFL 525 539 6/1 40 Yes Yes Yes 11,557 † 11,858 Yes 261 5,789 None

State University of New York College at

Potsdam Pu/B 3,570 114 TOEFL 550 608 None 40 Yes Yes 11,549 † 10,370 Yes 85 7,345 None

State University of New York College of

Agriculture and Technology at

Cobleskill Pu/AB 2,511 TOEFL 500 515 None 40 Yes Yes Yes 11,630 † 10,270

State University of New York College of

Agriculture and Technology at

Morrisville Pu/AB 3,009 TOEFL 500 550 7/1 40 Yes Yes 11,475 † 9,240

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New York, Skidmore College

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Control/ Undergraduate Students Test Required TOEFL Applications Academic Tuition/ Living Number Average

Institution ESL Summer Available DeadlineDegrees Total Int’l (Fall 2007) min avg Deadline Fee ($) Year Fees ($) Costs Receiving Award ($)

State University of New York College of

Environmental Science and Forestry Pu/AB 1,372 14 TOEFL 550 None 40 Yes Yes Yes 11,292 † 12,040

State University of New York College of

Technology at Alfred Pu/AB 3,184 TOEFL 500 530 5/1 40 Yes 8,203 † 9,368 Yes None

State University of New York College of

Technology at Canton Pu/AB 2,246 20 TOEFL 550 5/15 40 Yes Yes 8,230 † 10,280 Yes 2 None

State University of New York College of

Technology at Delhi Pu/AB 2,483 54 TOEFL 570 None 40 Yes 8,179 † 10,650

State University of New York Empire

State College Pu/AB 8,485 663 TOEFL 550 None No 10,835 † 10,680

State University of New York Institute of

Technology at Utica/Rome Pu/B 1,727 20 TOEFL 550 8/2 30 Yes Yes Yes 11,545 † 10,180 Yes 27 2,981 None

State University of New York Maritime

College Pu/AB TOEFL 500 550 5/15 30 Yes Yes 12,640 † 10,900

State University of New York Upstate

Medical University Pu/B 230 8 TOEFL 550 575 None 40 Yes Yes 11,011 † 6,343

Sullivan County Community College Pu/A 1,428 10 TOEFL 550 5/1 25 No 6,276 † 1,300 Yes None

Swedish Institute Pr/A 400 TOEFL 45 8,388 † 13,708

Syracuse University Pr/AB 11,441 333 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 603 1/1 60 Yes Yes Yes 29,965 14,540 Yes 2/1

Taylor Business Institute Pr/A 900 None No 10,500 † 5,245

Technical Career Institutes Pr/A None 75 Yes No 9,765 6,986

Tompkins-Cortland Community College Pu/A 2,812 73 TOEFL 450 480 6/6 15 Yes Yes Yes 7,053 † 10,200

Touro College Pr/AB TOEFL 500 525 4/15 30 Yes 11,500 † 8,284 Yes 6/1

Trocaire College Pr/A 1,109 TOEFL 550 None 25 No 10,771 5,300

Ulster County Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 550 8/1 25 No 6,796 † 2,150 Yes None

Union College Pr/B 2,190 40 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 600 650 1/15 50 Yes 44,043 * 2,505 Yes 34 31,833 2/1

United States Merchant Marine

Academy Pu/B 1,021 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 605 2/1 Yes

University of Rochester Pr/B 4,532 180 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 610 1/15 50 Yes Yes Yes 33,426 12,252 Yes 29 6,543 2/1

Utica College Pr/B 2,334 31 TOEFL 525 590 None 40 Yes Yes 23,440 11,666 Yes 14 8,108 None

Utica School of Commerce Pr/A None 20 No 10,640 1,185

Vassar College Pr/B 2,331 118 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 600 640 1/1 60 Yes 36,030 10,320 Yes 114 36,564 2/1

Subject Test(s), or ACT

Vaughn College of Aeronautics and

Technology Pr/AB 1,119 46 TOEFL 560 600 None 45 No 13,680 † 7,950 Yes 20 500 None

Villa Maria College of Buffalo Pr/AB 489 TOEFL 450 None No 11,705 1,200

Wagner College Pr/B 1,962 13 TOEFL 550 2/15 75 Yes Yes 27,300 11,021 Yes 4 3,925 None

Webb Institute Pr/B 80 25 Yes 11,540

Wells College Pr/B 407 8 TOEFL 550 3/1 40 Yes 16,680 ‡ 9,900 Yes 7 5,000 None

Westchester Community College Pu/A 11,564 TOEFL 500 None 25 Yes No 8,219 † 9,400

Yeshiva and Kolel Bais Medrash Elyon Pr/B 7,500

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New York, State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry

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Institution ESL Summer Available DeadlineDegrees Total Int’l (Fall 2007) min avg Deadline Fee ($) Year Fees ($) Costs Receiving Award ($)

Yeshiva Derech Chaim Pr/B Yes 7,000 ‡ 400

Yeshiva D\’Monsey Rabbinical College Pr/B

Yeshiva Gedolah Imrei Yosef D\’Spinka Pr/B 4,500 ‡

Yeshiva Mikdash Melech Pr/B 89 None Yes Yes 6,500 ‡ 3,800 Yes None

North Carolina

Appalachian State University Pu/B 12,619 29 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 None 45 Yes Yes 13,178 † 8,210

Art Institute of Charlotte Pr/AB 821 TOEFL 500 Yes Yes 22,437 ‡

Asheville-Buncombe Technical

Community College Pu/A 6,048 TOEFL 550 7/15 Yes No 6,619 † 550

Barton College Pr/B 1,189 22 TOEFL 525 570 None 50 Yes 17,484 6,264 Yes 25 2,260 None

Belmont Abbey College Pr/B 857 53 TOEFL 550 590 7/15 35 Yes 17,510 † 13,088 Yes 12 11,250 None

Bennett College Pr/B 572 8 TOEFL 500 None 30 Yes 14,150 12,458 Yes 4 8,000 4/15

Bladen Community College Pu/A 1,472 No 6,645 † 800

Brevard College Pr/B 582 16 TOEFL 550 8/1 30 Yes 17,220 8,700 Yes 12 9,623 None

Brunswick Community College Pu/A 993 1 No 6,658 † 6,200

Cabarrus College of Health Sciences Pr/AB 301 35 No 7,950

Campbell University Pr/AB 2,679 180 TOEFL 500 553 None 35 Yes Yes 17,156 11,019

Carteret Community College Pu/A 1,700 TOEFL 550 None No 6,636 † 8,890 Yes None

Catawba College Pr/B 1,256 TOEFL 525 None 50 Yes 19,690 9,770 Yes None

Central Carolina Community College Pu/A TOEFL 550 None No 6,623 † 666 Yes 5/1

Central Piedmont Community College Pu/A 10,535 939 TOEFL 500 6/1 35 Yes No 6,655 † 2,896 Yes 6/3

Chowan College Pr/AB 797 8 TOEFL 475 500 8/1 40 Yes Yes 15,950 9,834 Yes 4 3,000 None

College of the Albemarle Pu/A 2,200 TOEFL 500 None No 6,655 † 1,000 Yes None

Davidson College Pr/B 1,678 53 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 600 1/2 50 Yes Yes 30,194 8,590 Yes 2/15

DeVry University: Charlotte Pr/B 67 1 50 11,900 † 12,030

Duke University Pr/B 6,259 329 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 1/2 70 Yes Yes Yes 32,409 † 11,885 Yes 71 30,224 2/1

Subject Test(s), or ACT

Durham Technical Community College Pu/A 5,698 Yes No 6,630 † 5,880 Yes 25

East Carolina University Pu/B 17,593 63 TOEFL 550 4/15 50 Yes Yes 14,141 † 11,530

Elizabeth City State University Pu/B 2,414 3 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 450 None 30 Yes 10,832 † 7,280 Yes 8/15

Elon University Pr/B 4,702 79 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 635 6/1 40 Yes Yes Yes 20,441 10,050

Fayetteville State University Pu/B 5,029 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 7/1 25 Yes 12,257 † 5,410

Fayetteville Technical Community

College Pu/A 9,403 TOEFL 550 575 3/1 No 6,645 † 3,650 Yes 7/15

Gardner-Webb University Pr/AB 2,629 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 515 None 25 Yes Yes 17,240 6,490 Yes None

Greensboro College Pr/B 1,139 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 7/15 35 Yes 19,470 9,400 Yes 2 None

Guilford College Pr/B 2,682 23 TOEFL 550 575 2/15 25 Yes Yes Yes 23,020 9,090 Yes None

Guilford Technical Community College Pu/A 9,787 TOEFL 486 6/5 Yes No 6,660 † 8,578

Halifax Community College Pu/A None No 6,645 † 2,000 Yes None

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New York, Yeshiva Derech Chaim

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Institution ESL Summer Available DeadlineDegrees Total Int’l (Fall 2007) min avg Deadline Fee ($) Year Fees ($) Costs Receiving Award ($)

High Point University Pr/B 2,507 TOEFL 500 530 7/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 18,130 10,390

John Wesley College Pr/AB 140 TOEFL 500 5/6 35 Yes Yes 10,934 5,990 Yes None

Johnson & Wales University Pr/AB 2,156 5 Yes 20,826 10,450 Yes 3 4,277 None

Johnson C. Smith University Pr/B 1,404 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 600 None 30 Yes 15,004 10,440 Yes None

Johnston Community College Pu/A 4,088 7 TOEFL 550 No 6,653 † 3,750

Lees-McRae College Pr/B TOEFL 500 None 25 Yes Yes 18,000 8,954 Yes None

Lenoir-Rhyne College Pr/B TOEFL 500 577 8/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 20,180 9,880 Yes 8/15

Livingstone College Pr/B 895 21 TOEFL 7/1 25 Yes 12,174 † 10,441 Yes 5/1

Louisburg College Pr/A 771 TOEFL 500 590 None 25 Yes 11,690 9,665 Yes None

Mars Hill College Pr/B 1,308 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 None 30 Yes Yes Yes 17,950 10,148 Yes None

Mayland Community College Pu/A 1,500 TOEFL 500 None No 6,645 † 1,730 Yes None

McDowell Technical Community College Pu/A TOEFL 450 No 6,603 † 8,140 Yes None

Meredith College Pr/B 1,837 13 TOEFL 500 550 2/15 40 Yes Yes 21,200 8,340 Yes 4 2,575 None

Methodist College Pr/AB TOEFL 500 575 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 19,080 9,870 Yes 7/1

Montreat College Pr/AB 984 TOEFL 500 2/1 15 Yes 16,182 9,106 Yes None

Mount Olive College Pr/AB 2,474 TOEFL 500 8/15 20 Yes 12,620 8,510 Yes 7 9,242 None

Nash Community College Pu/A 2,508 TOEFL 550 6/1 Yes No 6,645 † 6,600

North Carolina Central University Pu/B 5,827 32 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 5/1 30 Yes Yes 12,890 † 8,203 Yes None

North Carolina School of the Arts Pu/B 720 TOEFL 550 3/1 100 Yes 15,615 † 8,710 Yes 7 5,996 None

North Carolina State University Pu/AB 20,546 210 TOEFL 550 2/1 65 Yes Yes Yes 16,536 † 9,481 Yes 40 16,366 None

North Carolina Wesleyan College Pr/B 1,752 9 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 550 5/1 25 Yes 16,000 † 9,870 Yes None

Pamlico Community College Pu/A No 6,600 † 3,560

Peace College Pr/AB 662 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 560 12/15 25 Yes 19,265 † 11,068 Yes 7 1,358 None

Pfeiffer University Pr/B 1,174 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 8/1 25 Yes Yes 16,450 8,700 Yes 26 3,519 None

Piedmont Baptist College Pr/AB 239 TOEFL, ACT 500 None 50 Yes Yes 10,600 6,700 Yes None

Piedmont Community College Pu/A TOEFL 550 No 6,615 † 5,986

Queens University of Charlotte Pr/AB 1,567 71 TOEFL 550 7/1 40 Yes Yes 19,450 9,530 Yes 14 11,544 None

Roanoke Bible College Pr/AB 177 TOEFL 500 25 Yes 8,225 † 9,660 Yes 5/1

Roanoke-Chowan Community College Pu/A 1,000 TOEFL 500 None No 6,655 † 3,735 Yes None

Robeson Community College Pu/A 2,365 TOEFL 500 No 6,645 † 2,400 Yes None

Rockingham Community College Pu/A TOEFL 550 560 None No 6,659 † 8,800

St. Andrews Presbyterian College Pr/B 741 31 TOEFL 500 550 5/1 30 Yes 18,062 8,864 Yes 34 5,700 None

St. Augustine\’s College Pr/B TOEFL 500 7/1 25 Yes Yes 11,428 † 10,084 Yes 3/15

Salem College Pr/B 834 67 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 5/1 30 Yes 18,164 12,846 Yes None

Sandhills Community College Pu/A 3,535 TOEFL 550 3/5 Yes No 6,655 † 11,225

Shaw University Pr/AB TOEFL, SAT/ACT 7/30 40 Yes Yes 10,020 8,610 Yes 3/1

Southeastern Community College Pu/A 1,593 TOEFL 550 None Yes No 6,646 † 6,830

Southwestern Community College Pu/A 1,908 TOEFL 500 None No 6,647 † 5,769 Yes None

Stanly Community College Pu/A 2,000 TOEFL 450 500 None No 6,655 † 12,550

University of North Carolina at Asheville Pu/B 3,124 28 TOEFL 550 603 4/1 50 Yes Yes 13,326 † 9,538 Yes 26 6,550 None

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Institution ESL Summer Available DeadlineDegrees Total Int’l (Fall 2007) min avg Deadline Fee ($) Year Fees ($) Costs Receiving Award ($)

University of North Carolina at Chapel

Hill Pu/B 16,278 219 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 600 620 1/15 70 Yes Yes 18,313 † 9,190

University of North Carolina at Charlotte Pu/B 16,225 224 TOEFL 507 5/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 13,963 † 9,030

University of North Carolina at

Greensboro Pu/B 12,172 87 TOEFL 550 45 Yes Yes 14,735 † 8,604 Yes 21 12,743 None

University of North Carolina at

Pembroke Pu/B 4,454 37 TOEFL 500 580 7/15 40 Yes Yes 12,420 † 9,618 Yes 19 13,789 3/15

University of North Carolina at

Wilmington Pu/B 10,249 51 TOEFL 550 580 2/1 45 Yes Yes Yes 13,630 † 9,412 Yes 20 14,019 None

Vance-Granville Community College Pu/A 6/1 No 6,623 † 10,330

Wake Forest University Pr/B 4,231 38 TOEFL, SAT 600 1/15 40 Yes Yes 32,140 11,200 Yes 22 29,194 3/1

Warren Wilson College Pr/B 823 23 TOEFL 550 560 3/15 15 Yes Yes 20,126 8,250 Yes None

Western Carolina University Pu/B 6,889 197 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 6/1 40 Yes Yes 13,060 † 4,900

Wilson Technical Community College Pu/A 1,686 1 TOEFL 550 Yes No 7,062 † 7,496 Yes None

Wingate University Pr/B 1,332 40 TOEFL 550 575 6/1 50 Yes 17,650 9,650

Winston-Salem Bible College Pr/AB 50 2,430

Winston-Salem State University Pu/B 5,128 TOEFL 550 None 30 Yes 11,444 † 7,929 Yes 5/1

North Dakota

Bismarck State College Pu/A TOEFL 525 6/15 35 Yes 8,022 † 7,128 Yes None

Dickinson State University Pu/AB 2,516 143 TOEFL 525 540 None 35 Yes Yes Yes 9,713 † 6,419 Yes None

Fort Berthold Community College Pu/A 285 No 3,340 † 4,200

Jamestown College Pr/B 1,019 36 TOEFL 525 6/1 20 Yes Yes 10,550 8,140 Yes None

Lake Region State College Pu/A 640 TOEFL 525 None 35 Yes Yes Yes 3,339 † 8,390 Yes 9 4,374 None

Mayville State University Pu/AB 912 55 TOEFL 525 550 None 35 Yes 10,454 † 7,874 Yes None

Minot State University Pu/AB 3,547 230 TOEFL, ACT 525 None 35 Yes Yes 9,870 † 3,590 Yes 47 2,404 None

Minot State University: Bottineau

Campus Pu/A 523 TOEFL, SAT/ACT None 35 Yes 7,502 † 5,911 Yes None

North Dakota State College of Science Pu/A 2,457 400 8/1 35 Yes Yes 7,990 † 7,348 Yes None

North Dakota State University Pu/B 10,496 TOEFL 525 550 5/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 12,545 † 10,688 Yes 3/15

Turtle Mountain Community College Pu/AB 1,776 † 400

University of North Dakota Pu/B 10,498 TOEFL 525 560 4/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 12,659 † 11,987 Yes 31 7,624 None

Valley City State University Pu/B 1,011 54 TOEFL 525 5/1 35 Yes Yes 10,656 † 7,069 Yes 47 3,822 None

Williston State College Pu/A 947 TOEFL 525 None 35 Yes Yes 3,950 † 5,950 Yes None

Ohio

Allegheny Wesleyan College Pr/B 64 35 Yes 4,700 3,200

Antioch College Pr/B 380 1 TOEFL 525 None 35 Yes Yes 27,212 9,204 Yes None

Art Academy of Cincinnati Pr/AB 176 TOEFL 525 633 6/30 25 19,600 8,000

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Institution ESL Summer Available DeadlineDegrees Total Int’l (Fall 2007) min avg Deadline Fee ($) Year Fees ($) Costs Receiving Award ($)

Art Institute of Cincinnati Pr/A 121 None 100 15,304 † 3,029

Ashland University Pr/AB 2,741 37 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 7/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 21,430 10,551 Yes None

Baldwin-Wallace College Pr/B 3,493 40 TOEFL 500 564 7/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 21,236 6,974 Yes 17 8,875 9/1

Bluffton University Pr/B 1,046 TOEFL 500 600 6/1 20 Yes Yes 20,570 9,282 Yes 15 10/1

Bowling Green State University Pu/B 15,846 191 TOEFL 500 5/1 35 Yes Yes 15,868 † 8,352 Yes None

Bowling Green State University:

Firelands College Pu/A 2,055 35 11,406 † 4,060 Yes None

Brown Mackie College: Akron Pr/A 521 8,535 † 5,862

Bryant & Stratton College: Parma Pr/AB 329 TOEFL 500 525 9/5 25 11,820 ‡ 3,498

Bryant & Stratton College: Willoughby

Hills Pr/A TOEFL 500 575 10/1 25 Yes 11,820 † 4,366 Yes None

Capital University Pr/B 2,751 21 TOEFL 500 550 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 25,100 9,822 Yes 12 9,941 None

Case Western Reserve University Pr/B 3,824 149 TOEFL 550 1/15 35 Yes Yes Yes 31,738 ‡ 11,670

Cedarville University Pr/B 3,028 14 TOEFL 550 None 30 Yes 18,400 6,860

Central Ohio Technical College Pu/A 2,884 TOEFL 550 6/1 20 Yes 5,634 † 10,345

Central State University Pu/B 1,589 10 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 520 None 20 Yes Yes Yes 10,814 † 9,403 Yes None

Cincinnati Christian University Pr/AB 765 12 TOEFL 550 2/15 35 Yes Yes 10,000 9,390 Yes 7/15

Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science Pr/AB 140 25 No 13,500 3,850 Yes None

Cincinnati State Technical and

Community College Pu/A 7,489 80 TOEFL 500 525 None Yes No 6,912 † 4,200

Cleveland Institute of Art Pr/B 536 10 TOEFL 525 538 5/1 30 Yes 28,891 13,844 Yes None

Cleveland Institute of Electronics Pr/A 2,401 None No 3,540 ‡

Cleveland Institute of Music Pr/B 207 TOEFL 550 12/1 100 Yes Yes 29,127 11,934 Yes None

Cleveland State University Pu/B 9,155 191 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 525 530 5/15 30 Yes Yes Yes 13,056 † 12,785 Yes 38 12,279 None

College of Mount St. Joseph Pr/AB 1,881 7 TOEFL 510 None 25 Yes Yes 20,080 8,100 Yes 3 3,433 None

College of Wooster Pr/B 1,810 90 TOEFL 550 600 2/15 40 Yes Yes 30,060 9,430 Yes None

Columbus College of Art and Design Pr/B 1,308 90 TOEFL 500 550 None 25 Yes 21,296 12,432 Yes 55 6,861 6/3

Columbus State Community College Pu/A 21,872 TOEFL 480 6/15 10 Yes No 9,090 † 10,590 Yes None

Cuyahoga Community College:

Metropolitan Campus Pu/A 11,416 237 None Yes 6,230 † 4,790 Yes 43 4,500 None

David N. Myers University Pr/AB TOEFL, SAT/ACT 520 8/15 25 12,300 † 7,508 Yes None

Defiance College Pr/AB 827 TOEFL 550 7/1 25 Yes Yes 19,815 8,770 Yes None

Denison University Pr/B 2,296 119 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 630 1/15 40 Yes 30,660 10,760 Yes 92 19,067 None

DeVry University: Columbus Pr/AB 2,418 TOEFL 500 None 50 12,140 † 3,076

Edison State Community College Pu/A 3,095 TOEFL 500 None 20 6,060 † 9,828

ETI Technical College of Niles Pr/A 323 50

Franciscan University of Steubenville Pr/AB 1,902 23 TOEFL 550 653 5/1 20 Yes Yes 17,350 10,050 Yes None

Franklin University Pr/AB 6,027 259 TOEFL 430 470 7/1 40 Yes 7,320 † 15,150 Yes 14 1,420 None

Gallipolis Career College Pr/A 157 50 No 8,100 † 18,600

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Institution ESL Summer Available DeadlineDegrees Total Int’l (Fall 2007) min avg Deadline Fee ($) Year Fees ($) Costs Receiving Award ($)

God\’s Bible School and College Pr/AB TOEFL, SAT 450 8/1 50 Yes Yes 4,860 7,250 Yes 8/1

Good Samaritan College of Nursing and

Health Science Pr/A 345 40 10,550

Heidelberg College Pr/B 1,101 25 TOEFL 550 6/1 25 Yes Yes 17,400 10,530 Yes 25 8,260 None

Hiram College Pr/B 1,086 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 598 3/15 35 Yes Yes Yes 24,180 7,580 Yes None

Hocking College Pu/A 3,362 None 50 Yes Yes Yes 6,696 † 3,185 Yes 106 4,195 None

International College of Broadcasting Pr/A 8,235 ‡ 5,526

James A. Rhodes State College Pu/A 3,058 TOEFL 550 None 25 7,902 † 13,430

John Carroll University Pr/B 3,242 TOEFL 550 2/1 25 Yes Yes 25,072 10,340 Yes None

Kent State University Pu/AB 18,365 153 TOEFL 525 550 None 30 Yes Yes Yes 15,386 † 8,752 Yes 21 12,927 None

Kenyon College Pr/B 1,629 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 570 1/15 45 Yes Yes 36,050 7,880 Yes 40 35,705 2/15

Kettering College of Medical Arts Pr/AB 738 TOEFL 550 7/31 25 Yes Yes 8,020 † 13,613 Yes None

Lake Erie College Pr/B 654 3 TOEFL 550 None 50 Yes 22,890 12,698 Yes None

Lakeland Community College Pu/A 8,600 TOEFL 500 8/1 15 6,670 † 10,204 Yes None

Laura and Alvin Siegal College of Judaic

Studies Pr/B 19 TOEFL None 50 15,775 ‡ 500 Yes None

Lourdes College Pr/AB 1,526 2 TOEFL 500 8/1 25 No 13,200 10,770 Yes None

Malone College Pr/B 1,842 21 TOEFL 550 7/1 20 Yes Yes 17,790 9,376 Yes 3 7,666 7/31

Marietta College Pr/B 1,344 TOEFL 550 5/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 23,825 8,775 Yes 25 6,102 4/15

MedCentral College of Nursing Pr/B 360 TOEFL 600 5/1 100 Yes Yes 9,750 10,751 Yes 9/15

Miami University: Hamilton Campus Pu/AB 3,223 TOEFL 500 None 35 Yes 15,600 † 7,648

Miami University: Oxford Campus Pu/AB 14,582 110 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 533 580 3/1 45 Yes Yes 21,507 † 12,235 Yes None

Mount Union College Pr/B 2,005 47 TOEFL 550 None Yes Yes Yes 20,970 6,350 Yes 29 10,178 None

Mount Vernon Nazarene University Pr/AB 2,037 12 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 550 None 25 Yes Yes 16,876 7,960 Yes 12 16,187 None

Muskingum College Pr/B 1,639 37 TOEFL 550 575 6/1 Yes Yes 17,195 9,140 Yes 8/1

National College of Business &

Technology: Dayton Pr/A 30 8,976

Oberlin College Pr/B 2,845 180 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 600 630 1/15 35 Yes 34,426 10,459 Yes 161 28,992 1/15

Ohio College of Massotherapy Pr/A 284 25 9,675 †

Ohio Institute of Photography and

Technology Pr/A 658 TOEFL 477 None No 18,889 13,590

Ohio Northern University Pr/B 2,541 9 TOEFL 550 7/15 30 Yes Yes 27,045 † 9,420 Yes 2 5,000 6/1

Ohio State University Agricultural

Technical Institute Pu/A 821 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 527 598 40 Yes Yes 16,701 † 6,555 Yes None

Ohio State University: Columbus

Campus Pu/AB 36,029 1,023 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 527 2/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 19,305 † 12,459 Yes 17 1,170 None

Ohio State University: Mansfield

Campus Pu/AB 1,209 1 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 527 598 3/1 50 Yes 16,533 † 12,699 Yes None

Ohio State University: Marion Campus Pu/AB 1,299 4 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 527 598 3/1 50 Yes 16,533 † 11,553 Yes None

Ohio State University: Newark Campus Pu/AB 1,952 4 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 527 598 3/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 16,533 † 12,459 Yes None

Ohio University Pu/AB 17,042 244 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 5/15 45 Yes Yes Yes 17,199 † 13,062 Yes 4/1

Ohio University: Eastern Campus Pu/AB TOEFL 25 8,646 † Yes None

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Ohio University: Lancaster Campus Pu/AB 1,705 20 8,646 † 500

Ohio University: Zanesville Campus Pu/AB 1,748 20 No 8,646 † 7,276

Ohio Wesleyan University Pr/B 1,956 153 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 597 3/1 35 Yes Yes 30,290 7,790 Yes 153 18,733 5/1

Otterbein College Pr/B 2,724 TOEFL 523 530 7/1 30 Yes Yes 23,871 9,037 Yes None

Owens Community College: Toledo Pu/A 8,485 50 TOEFL 500 None No 5,208 † 525 Yes

Rabbinical College of Telshe Pr/B 100 Yes 6,800 ‡ 5,000

Remington College: Cleveland Pr/A 682 50

Shawnee State University Pu/AB 3,017 24 TOEFL 500 525 6/30 55 Yes Yes Yes 9,396 † 12,401 Yes None

Sinclair Community College Pu/A 15,215 TOEFL 520 7/7 20 Yes 5,940 † 6,087 Yes 8/1

Southeastern Business College: Jackson Pr/A 72 8,625 ‡ 1,200

Southwestern College: Franklin Pr/A 183 20 8,370 †

Southwestern College: Vine Street

Campus Pr/A 87 20 8,370 †

Technology Education College Pr/A 500 35 Yes 7,882

Tiffin University Pr/AB 1,180 24 TOEFL 500 510 None 20 Yes Yes 15,870 ‡ 12,425 Yes 22 9,108 None

University of Akron Pu/AB 16,288 116 TOEFL 500 5/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 16,682 † 10,738 Yes 41 1,609 None

University of Akron: Wayne College Pu/A 1,540 30 12,837 † 8,227 Yes 3/15

University of Cincinnati Pu/AB 18,860 242 TOEFL 515 4/1 40 Yes Yes 22,635 † 11,924 Yes 61 12,503 None

University of Cincinnati: Clermont

College Pu/A 2,452 7 TOEFL 515 None 35 No 10,785 † Yes None

University of Cincinnati: Raymond

Walters College Pu/AB TOEFL 515 None 35 No 12,801 † 1,230

University of Dayton Pr/B 7,270 29 TOEFL 523 5/1 Yes Yes Yes 23,970 9,660 Yes 21 7,567 None

University of Findlay Pr/AB 3,034 128 TOEFL 500 None Yes Yes Yes 22,796 9,542 Yes 8/1

University of Northwestern Ohio Pr/AB 2,087 TOEFL 500 550 None 50 Yes Yes 8,730 † 10,871 Yes None

University of Rio Grande Pr/AB 1,811 9 TOEFL 400 15 Yes Yes Yes 14,402 † 9,605 Yes None

University of Toledo Pu/AB 15,288 207 TOEFL 500 7/1 40 Yes Yes Yes 16,333 † 11,766 Yes 29 3,055 None

Ursuline College Pr/B 1,118 6 TOEFL 500 6/1 25 Yes 20,090 10,728 Yes 6 8,243 None

Walsh University Pr/AB 1,859 TOEFL 500 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 17,720 9,890 Yes 37 7,880 None

Wilmington College Pr/B 1,723 TOEFL 500 6/1 25 Yes Yes 20,656 9,106 Yes 6/1

Wittenberg University Pr/B 1,880 35 TOEFL 550 580 4/15 40 Yes Yes Yes 29,280 11,398 Yes 34 17,410 None

Wright State University Pu/AB 11,785 131 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 530 5/10 30 Yes Yes Yes 13,239 † 6,750

Wright State University: Lake Campus Pu/A 665 3 TOEFL 500 530 5/10 30 No 10,992 †

Xavier University Pr/AB 3,729 51 TOEFL 530 605 2/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 23,880 11,090 Yes 22 12,077 None

Youngstown State University Pu/AB 11,501 60 TOEFL 500 3/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 11,541 † 9,198 Yes None

Oklahoma

Bacone College Pr/AB 790 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 550 None 25 Yes Yes 9,220 † 7,450 Yes None

Cameron University Pu/AB 5,076 156 TOEFL 500 537 6/15 35 Yes Yes 7,830 † 4,342

Carl Albert State College Pu/A 2,535 10 TOEFL, ACT 500 None Yes 5,012 † 6,743

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East Central University Pu/B 4,065 TOEFL 500 6/1 50 Yes 7,889 † 3,500 Yes 3/1

Eastern Oklahoma State College Pu/A TOEFL, ACT 500 510 None 25 Yes 5,559 † 4,822

Heritage College Hair Design Pr/A 521

Metropolitan College Pr/AB 50

National Education Center: Spartan

School of Aeronautics Pr/AB 820 TOEFL 500 None 100 Yes Yes 8,829

Northeastern Oklahoma Agricultural and

Mechanical College Pu/A 1,812 TOEFL 500 6/20 Yes Yes 5,190 † 6,615 Yes 24 4,438 None

Northeastern State University Pu/B 8,613 233 TOEFL 500 540 8/1 25 Yes Yes 8,100 † 6,310

Northwestern Oklahoma State University Pu/B 1,861 51 TOEFL 500 8/1 15 Yes Yes 8,100 † 5,670 Yes None

Oklahoma Baptist University Pr/AB 1,441 46 TOEFL 500 525 4/15 25 Yes Yes Yes 13,846 † 8,390 Yes 57 9,353 None

Oklahoma Christian University Pr/B 1,835 TOEFL 500 510 8/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 14,976 9,030 Yes 27 8,277 8/31

Oklahoma City Community College Pu/A 12,589 TOEFL 500 515 8/15 25 Yes No 5,413 † 2,987

Oklahoma City University Pr/B 1,911 386 TOEFL 500 None 70 Yes Yes Yes 19,200 9,460 Yes 6/30

Oklahoma Panhandle State University Pu/AB 1,046 29 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 500 571 None Yes Yes Yes 7,892 † 4,450 Yes None

Subject Test(s), or ACT

Oklahoma State University Pu/B 18,773 679 TOEFL 500 533 5/15 75 Yes Yes Yes 12,388 † 10,638 Yes None

Oklahoma State University: Oklahoma

City Pu/A TOEFL 500 510 None 15 No 6,290 † 9,369 Yes None

Oklahoma State University: Okmulgee Pu/A 2,708 TOEFL 500 None 15 Yes Yes 7,500 † 5,491

Oklahoma Wesleyan University Pr/AB TOEFL 500 550 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 14,550 8,000 Yes None

Oral Roberts University Pr/B TOEFL 500 521 7/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 16,670 10,860 Yes 40 10,153 None

Platt College: Tulsa Pr/A 100

Redlands Community College Pu/A 1,986 TOEFL 500 None 25 No 4,560 † 4,065

Rogers State University Pu/AB 3,636 25 TOEFL 460 None Yes Yes 7,860 † 700

Rose State College Pu/A 8,125 3 TOEFL 500 None 15 No 5,252 † 2,172

St. Gregory\’s University Pr/AB 775 83 TOEFL 500 540 None 40 Yes Yes Yes 12,636 † 10,203 Yes 27 4,880 None

Southeastern Oklahoma State University Pu/B 3,602 TOEFL 500 538 6/15 55 Yes 8,075 † 6,154 Yes 4 2,000 None

Southern Nazarene University Pr/AB 1,762 TOEFL 500 510 7/1 25 Yes 13,160 † 7,666 Yes None

Southwestern Christian University Pr/AB 188 4 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 6/30 200 Yes 8,250 † 6,900

Southwestern Oklahoma State

University Pu/AB TOEFL 500 515 8/1 15 Yes Yes 7,740 † 6,415

Tulsa Community College Pu/A 16,803 TOEFL 500 520 None 15 Yes No 6,008 † 2,280 Yes None

Tulsa Welding School Pr/A None 25 490 Yes None

University of Central Oklahoma Pu/B 14,625 1,077 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 6/1 25 Yes 8,302 † 8,556

University of Oklahoma Pu/B 20,967 413 TOEFL 550 4/1 90 Yes Yes Yes 12,301 † 11,636 Yes 345 645 None

University of Science and Arts of

Oklahoma Pu/B 1,222 25 TOEFL 500 557 8/1 15 Yes Yes 8,220 † 4,170 Yes 23 7,529 None

University of Tulsa Pr/B 2,749 221 TOEFL 500 563 7/15 35 Yes Yes Yes 20,738 11,767

Vatterott College Pr/AB

Vatterott College: Tulsa Pr/A 535

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Western College of Southern California Pr/A 220 100 No

Western Oklahoma State College Pu/A 1,919 TOEFL 500 None 15 Yes Yes 5,365 † 7,600 Yes None

Oregon

Art Institute of Portland Pr/AB 1,580 2 TOEFL 500 None 50 Yes 17,460 ‡ 5,625 Yes 2 1,000 None

Blue Mountain Community College Pu/A 1,252 1 TOEFL 550 None Yes No 5,496 ‡ 18,775 Yes None

Chemeketa Community College Pu/A 9,838 TOEFL Yes No 9,135 † 9,039

Clackamas Community College Pu/A 7,727 TOEFL 520 8/1 25 Yes No 8,910 9,339

Clatsop Community College Pu/A 1,610 TOEFL 520 8/1 150 No 9,720 8,412

Concordia University Pr/AB 912 TOEFL 530 7/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 19,090 5,305

Corban College Pr/AB 771 3 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 500 6/1 35 Yes Yes 19,294 ‡ 8,784 Yes None

Subject Test(s), or ACT

DeVry University: Portland Pr/B 131 50 11,900 † 14,900

Eastern Oregon University Pu/AB 2,956 78 TOEFL 520 8/15 50 Yes Yes 5,840 † 10,964 Yes 5 3,160 None

Everest College: Portland Pr/A TOEFL 465 25 11,875 † 2,226 Yes None

George Fox University Pr/B 1,831 38 TOEFL 550 6/1 40 Yes Yes 22,570 10,190 Yes

Lane Community College Pu/A TOEFL 480 490 8/1 Yes No 10,838 † 7,950 Yes None

Lewis & Clark College Pr/B 1,909 67 TOEFL 550 8/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 29,772 11,648 Yes 41 15,392 None

Linfield College Pr/B 1,693 34 TOEFL 550 None 40 Yes Yes Yes 24,174 9,030 Yes 33 12,793 None

Linn-Benton Community College Pu/A 5,049 TOEFL 500 525 8/5 100 Yes No 8,464 ‡ 10,428

Marylhurst University Pr/B 889 TOEFL 550 None 50 Yes No Yes 14,895 9,900

Mount Angel Seminary Pr/B 175 TOEFL 475 6/15 25 Yes Yes 11,300 † 10,460

Mount Hood Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 8/1 15 No 10,890 3,020 Yes None

Northwest Christian College Pr/AB 391 TOEFL 500 None Yes Yes 18,380 † 7,643 Yes None

Oregon Health & Science University Pu/B 649 2 TOEFL 1/15 120 No 4,021

Oregon Institute of Technology Pu/AB 2,578 30 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 520 None 50 Yes Yes 15,573 † 9,137 Yes None

Oregon State University Pu/B 15,747 TOEFL 550 6/15 50 Yes Yes Yes 17,502 † 11,580 Yes 5/1

Pacific Northwest College of Art Pr/B 288 1 TOEFL 550 7/1 35 Yes 18,224 9,475 Yes 8/1

Pacific University Pr/B 1,210 2 TOEFL 550 570 7/15 40 Yes Yes 22,534 6,468 Yes None

Pioneer Pacific College Pr/AB 370 TOEFL 500 None 50 No 9,560 ‡ 3,462

Pioneer Pacific College: Springfield Pr/A 264 TOEFL 500 None 50 No 9,560 ‡ 3,462

Portland Community College Pu/A TOEFL 470 500 7/1 50 No 8,730 † 9,555

Portland State University Pu/B 15,797 TOEFL 525 550 3/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 17,127 † 10,862 Yes None

Reed College Pr/B 1,283 TOEFL, SAT Subject 600 1/15 40 Yes Yes 34,530 12,300 Yes 40 39,463 1/15

Test(s)

Rogue Community College Pu/A 3,349 7 TOEFL 490 8/20 Yes No 8,925 † 7,900

Southern Oregon University Pu/B 4,238 93 TOEFL 520 553 None 50 Yes Yes Yes 16,059 † 11,373 Yes None

Southwestern Oregon Community

College Pu/A 1,923 TOEFL 450 480 None 30 Yes Yes Yes 8,505 † 6,955 Yes 11 643 6/30

Treasure Valley Community College Pu/A 1,762 1 TOEFL 500 7/30 Yes Yes Yes 5,805 ‡ 8,670

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Institution ESL Summer Available DeadlineDegrees Total Int’l (Fall 2007) min avg Deadline Fee ($) Year Fees ($) Costs Receiving Award ($)

Umpqua Community College Pu/A 2,133 TOEFL 500 505 None 50 No 8,775 8,050

University of Oregon Pu/B 16,164 683 TOEFL 500 569 3/15 50 Yes Yes Yes 17,445 † 13,148 Yes 6/30

University of Portland Pr/B 2,860 34 TOEFL 525 3/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 26,390 9,950 Yes 31 9,291 None

Warner Pacific College Pr/AB 556 4 TOEFL 525 25 Yes Yes 19,150 † 8,814 Yes 8/15

Western Oregon University Pu/AB 4,136 57 TOEFL 500 520 None 50 Yes Yes Yes 13,709 † 10,954 Yes 29 8,097 None

Willamette University Pr/B 1,813 13 TOEFL 560 590 2/1 50 Yes 30,018 9,050 Yes 6 21,327 2/1

Pennsylvania

Academy of Medical Arts and Business Pr/A 360 None 150 No 10,440 † 1,430

Albright College Pr/B 2,074 67 TOEFL 530 548 7/15 25 Yes Yes Yes 27,420 10,158 Yes 19 11,105 None

Allegheny College Pr/B 2,016 19 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 2/15 35 Yes Yes 28,300 9,500 Yes 15 13,153 None

Allied Medical and Technical Institute Pr/A 210

Alvernia College Pr/AB 1,881 25 Yes 20,422 10,443

Antonelli Institute of Art and

Photography Pr/A 187 TOEFL 480 540 None 25 Yes Yes 9,800

Arcadia University Pr/B 1,955 TOEFL 520 571 6/4 30 Yes 25,900 10,460 Yes None

Art Institute of Philadelphia Pr/AB 3,374 TOEFL 480 None 50 Yes Yes 18,195 ‡ 7,002

Art Institute of Pittsburgh Pr/AB 5,892 TOEFL 490 None 50 Yes Yes 17,837 † 6,175 Yes None

Art Institute Online Pr/AB 5,900 50

Baptist Bible College of Pennsylvania Pr/AB 697 13 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 2/28 30 Yes 13,980 7,344 Yes 5 2,374 5/1

Berean Institute Pr/A 290 TOEFL 25 No 1,900

Berks Technical Institute Pr/A 585 500 None 50 No 4,547

Bidwell Training Center Pr/A 130 No

Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania Pu/B 7,575 43 TOEFL 500 550 3/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 13,586 † 9,474 Yes 23 9,568 None

Bryn Mawr College Pr/B 1,323 89 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 600 1/15 50 Yes Yes 33,010 12,550 Yes 65 36,651 2/4

Subject Test(s), or ACT

Bucknell University Pr/B 3,460 94 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 617 1/1 60 Yes Yes 36,002 10,068 Yes 14 29,012 1/1

Bucks County Community College Pu/A 9,596 TOEFL 550 5/1 30 Yes No 8,497 † 700

Business Institute of Pennsylvania Pr/A 94 None 50 No 8,050 ‡ 1,200

Business Institute of Pennsylvania:

Meadville Pr/A 69 None 50 No 8,050 ‡ 1,200

Butler County Community College Pu/A 3,809 TOEFL 500 None 25 No 6,900 † 7,465

Cabrini College Pr/B 1,715 10 TOEFL 550 None 35 Yes Yes 25,950 ‡ 13,300 Yes 4 20,725 4/1

California University of Pennsylvania Pu/AB 5,827 TOEFL 450 510 6/1 35 Yes Yes 13,811 † 10,432 Yes None

Cambria-Rowe Business College: Indiana Pr/A 15 8,325 †

Career Training Academy Pr/A 191 30 No

Career Training Academy: Monroeville Pr/A 86 25 No 11,891

Carlow University Pr/B 1,602 TOEFL 500 543 None 20 Yes Yes Yes 18,498 9,484 Yes None

Carnegie Mellon University Pr/B 5,494 635 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 1/1 60 Yes Yes 34,578 9,280

Cedar Crest College Pr/B 1,820 4 TOEFL 500 None 30 Yes Yes Yes 23,848 13,056 Yes None

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Central Pennsylvania College Pr/AB 981 TOEFL 550 Yes 11,610 † 9,000 Yes None

Chatham College Pr/B 470 33 TOEFL 580 None 35 Yes Yes Yes 23,170 † 10,608 Yes None

Chestnut Hill College Pr/AB 1,000 TOEFL 500 520 7/15 35 Yes Yes Yes 22,750 ‡ 10,210 Yes 3 14,423 4/15

Cheyney University of Pennsylvania Pu/B 1,351 7 TOEFL, SAT 500 6/15 20 Yes 13,178 † 9,379 Yes None

CHI Institute: Southampton Pr/A 700 No 1,065

Clarion University of Pennsylvania Pu/AB 5,938 41 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 600 6/1 30 Yes Yes 13,797 † 8,404 Yes None

College Misericordia Pr/B 1,966 3 TOEFL 500 550 None 25 Yes Yes 20,860 10,440 Yes 3 12,066 5/1

Commonwealth Technical Institute Pr/A 101 Yes 11,224 † 9,516

Community College of Allegheny County Pu/A 6/1 Yes No 7,469 † 4,775 Yes None

Community College of Beaver County Pu/A TOEFL 450 6/15 No 10,200 † 3,500

Community College of Philadelphia Pu/A 16,670 20 Yes No 10,140 † 7,354

Curtis Institute of Music Pr/B 147 66 TOEFL 550 12/15 135 Yes No 14,275 Yes 16 7,919 3/1

Delaware County Community College Pu/A 10,627 169 7/15 20 Yes No 7,480 † 8,850 Yes None

Delaware Valley College Pr/AB 1,843 2 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 550 5/1 35 Yes 23,300 9,986 Yes None

DeSales University Pr/B 2,489 TOEFL 550 600 5/1 30 Yes 22,100 10,850 Yes 5/1

DeVry University: Ft. Washington Pr/AB 710 TOEFL 500 50 13,410 † 3,076

Dickinson College Pr/B 2,301 107 TOEFL 600 620 2/1 60 Yes Yes Yes 33,829 10,980 Yes 90 28,740 2/1

Drexel University Pr/AB 11,936 765 TOEFL 550 570 None 50 Yes Yes Yes 25,450 15,125 Yes 608 12,512 3/1

DuBois Business College Pr/A 275 TOEFL 500 None 25 Yes 8,640

DuBois Business College: Huntingdon Pr/A 25 8,275 ‡

DuBois Business College: Oil City Pr/A 25 2,500

Duff\’s Business Institute Pr/A 13,206 † 6,331

Duquesne University Pr/B 5,606 119 525 None 50 Yes Yes Yes 21,480 † 9,804 Yes 79 13,846 5/1

East Stroudsburg University of

Pennsylvania Pu/AB 5,441 26 TOEFL 500 3/1 50 Yes Yes 13,719 † 8,121 Yes 28 9,051 3/1

Eastern University Pr/AB 2,216 47 TOEFL 500 None 25 Yes Yes 20,075 13,142 Yes None

Edinboro University of Pennsylvania Pu/AB 6,312 121 TOEFL 500 7/1 30 Yes Yes 11,197 † 8,533 Yes 166 2,785 5/1

Elizabethtown College Pr/AB 2,082 TOEFL 525 565 None 30 Yes Yes Yes 26,950 9,118 Yes 52 14,527 None

Erie Business Center Pr/A 458 25 Yes 7,870 † 3,360

Erie Business Center South Pr/A 105 25 2,567

Erie Institute of Technology Pr/A 150 25

Franklin & Marshall College Pr/B 1,981 135 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 600 2/1 50 Yes Yes 34,450 9,940 Yes 129 27,545 3/1

Gannon University Pr/AB 2,394 26 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 574 6/1 25 Yes Yes 19,996 10,370 Yes 21 17,432 None

Geneva College Pr/AB 1,762 16 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 480 550 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 18,460 9,050 Yes None

Subject Test(s), or ACT

Gettysburg College Pr/B 2,463 35 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 570 2/15 45 Yes Yes 34,050 8,760 Yes 30 29,680 2/15

Gratz College Pr/B 6 TOEFL 450 500 None 50 No 10,070 † 9,375

Grove City College Pr/B 2,310 13 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 600 2/1 50 Yes 10,962 7,516 Yes 11 5,959 4/15

Gwynedd-Mercy College Pr/AB 2,031 20 TOEFL 530 7/9 50 Yes Yes Yes 17,980 † 10,840

Harcum College Pr/A 734 12 TOEFL 500 8/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 14,522 † 9,940 Yes None

Harrisburg Area Community College Pu/A 9,507 91 6/15 30 Yes No 8,160 † 11,678

Haverford College Pr/B 1,155 44 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 600 1/15 60 Yes Yes 33,710 12,700 Yes 8 30,499 1/31

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Immaculata University Pr/AB 691 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 8/15 35 Yes Yes Yes 20,575 13,600 Yes 1 18,000 4/15

Indiana University of Pennsylvania Pu/AB 11,788 176 TOEFL 500 6/15 35 Yes Yes Yes 13,581 † 8,637 Yes 4/15

International Academy of Design and

Technology: Pittsburgh Pr/A 600 50 4,250

JNA Institute of Culinary Arts Pr/A None No

Johnson College Pr/A TOEFL 500 525 30 Yes 12,763 † 6,075

Juniata College Pr/B 1,379 40 TOEFL 550 557 3/15 30 Yes Yes Yes 27,550 9,530 Yes 25 15,511 3/1

Keystone College Pr/AB 1,568 15 TOEFL 550 6/1 25 Yes Yes 15,866 12,480 Yes 15 3,283 None

King\’s College Pr/AB 1,955 7 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 530 550 6/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 22,280 11,845 Yes 2 8,000 None

Kutztown University of Pennsylvania Pu/B 8,267 49 TOEFL 500 550 4/1 30 Yes 13,786 † 9,208 Yes None

La Roche College Pr/AB 1,421 153 TOEFL 550 None 50 Yes Yes Yes 18,220 9,664 Yes 56 4,883 5/1

La Salle University Pr/AB 4,238 28 TOEFL 500 550 4/15 35 Yes Yes 27,810 11,919 Yes 28 9,616 None

Lackawanna College Pr/A 1,195 TOEFL 450 6/30 30 Yes Yes 9,740 10,002 Yes None

Lafayette College Pr/B 2,310 128 TOEFL 550 625 1/1 60 Yes Yes 31,669 13,889 Yes 119 34,152 2/15

Lansdale School of Business Pr/A 370 20 No

Laurel Business Institute Pr/A None 55 No 750

Lebanon Valley College Pr/AB 1,702 8 TOEFL 550 3/15 30 Yes Yes 26,385 9,015 Yes 6 12,915 None

Lehigh University Pr/B 4,656 118 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 570 626 1/1 60 Yes Yes Yes 33,770 11,130 Yes 36 33,893 2/15

Lehigh Valley College Pr/A 1,236 TOEFL 450 None 20 No 20,868

Lincoln Technical Institute Pu/A 504 25 No

Lincoln Technical Institute: Philadelphia Pr/A 650

Lincoln University Pu/B 1,700 100 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 6/1 20 Yes 10,704 † 6,898 Yes 66 9,568 5/1

Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania Pu/AB 4,794 64 TOEFL 550 3/1 100 Yes Yes Yes 13,618 † 8,130 Yes 50 11,678 None

Lycoming College Pr/B 1,450 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 570 4/1 35 Yes Yes 25,770 11,026 Yes None

Manor College Pr/A 738 4 TOEFL 480 530 8/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 10,900 † 7,307 Yes 3 3,300 None

Mansfield University of Pennsylvania Pu/AB 2,886 17 TOEFL 550 6/15 25 Yes Yes 13,768 † 8,470 Yes None

Marywood University Pr/AB 1,807 21 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 584 None 30 Yes Yes Yes 22,670 11,000 Yes None

McCann School of Business: Pottsville Pr/A 400 40 8,485 †

Mercyhurst College Pr/AB 3,800 161 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 560 7/1 30 Yes Yes 20,364 12,458 Yes 159 16,618 None

Messiah College Pr/B 2,888 73 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 None 30 Yes Yes 23,290 9,960 Yes 64 15,719 None

Metropolitan Career Center Pr/A 135 No 8,494 † 2,940

Metropolitan Career Center Computer

Technology Institute Pr/A

Millersville University of Pennsylvania Pu/AB 6,847 24 TOEFL 500 579 None 35 Yes 13,595 † 9,184 Yes 20 6,844 3/15

Montgomery County Community College Pu/A 10,874 144 7/1 25 Yes No 7,950 ‡ 4,936

Moore College of Art and Design Pr/B 493 9 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 None 110 Yes Yes 22,846 † 13,354 Yes 5/1

Moravian College Pr/B 1,636 17 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 647 2/15 40 Yes Yes 26,775 11,112 Yes 16 20,263 3/15

Mount Aloysius College Pr/AB 1,424 23 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 None 30 Yes Yes 15,350 11,420 Yes 6 5,833 None

Muhlenberg College Pr/AB 2,396 10 TOEFL 550 580 2/15 45 Yes 30,715 7,525

Neumann College Pr/AB 2,313 48 TOEFL 550 None 35 Yes Yes 18,632 11,776 Yes None

North Central Industrial Technical

Education Center Pr/A 22 50

Northampton County Area Community

College Pu/A 8,563 94 7/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 7,020 † 9,044

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Oakbridge Academy of Arts Pr/A 90 50 No 9,150 † 5,040

Orleans Technical Institute - Center City

Campus Pr/A 135 125 No 7,575 † 2,000

Pace Institute Pr/A 280 10

Peirce College Pr/AB 1,971 50 None 50 Yes No 13,240 9,500 Yes

Penn Commercial Business and

Technical School Pr/A 425 3,383

Penn State Abington Pu/AB 2,593 16 TOEFL 550 2/1 50 Yes No Yes 15,322 † 13,154

Penn State Altoona Pu/AB 3,499 19 TOEFL 550 2/1 50 Yes Yes 16,024 † 10,494

Penn State Beaver Pu/AB 574 TOEFL 550 2/1 50 Yes 15,332 † 10,270

Penn State Berks Pu/AB 2,303 12 TOEFL 550 2/1 50 Yes Yes 16,024 † 8,710

Penn State Delaware County Pu/AB 1,388 6 TOEFL 550 2/1 50 No 15,332 † 13,154

Penn State Dubois Pu/AB 658 TOEFL 550 2/1 50 No Yes 15,322 † 13,154

Penn State Erie, The Behrend College Pu/AB 3,231 36 TOEFL 550 2/1 50 Yes Yes 16,024 † 10,494

Penn State Fayette Pu/AB 839 TOEFL 550 2/1 50 No Yes 15,322 † 13,154

Penn State Harrisburg Pu/AB 1,955 29 TOEFL 550 2/1 50 Yes Yes 16,014 † 11,994

Penn State Hazleton Pu/AB 1,015 2 TOEFL 550 2/1 50 Yes 15,322 † 10,494

Penn State Lehigh Valley Pu/AB 592 4 TOEFL 550 2/1 50 No Yes 15,332 † 13,154

Penn State McKeesport Pu/AB 611 1 TOEFL 550 2/1 50 Yes Yes 15,312 † 10,494

Penn State Mont Alto Pu/AB 847 3 TOEFL 550 2/1 50 Yes Yes 15,332 † 10,494

Penn State New Kensington Pu/AB 733 TOEFL 550 2/1 50 No Yes 15,332 † 13,154

Penn State Schuylkill - Capital College Pu/AB 778 1 TOEFL 550 2/1 50 Yes Yes 15,312 † 7,064

Penn State Shenango Pu/AB 665 TOEFL 550 2/1 50 No Yes 15,332 † 13,154

Penn State University Park Pu/AB 33,672 727 TOEFL 550 2/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 21,744 † 10,494

Penn State Wilkes-Barre Pu/AB 565 TOEFL 550 2/1 50 No 15,332 † 13,154

Penn State Worthington Scranton Pu/AB 1,077 3 TOEFL 550 2/1 50 No 15,312 † 13,154

Penn State York Pu/AB 1,053 2 TOEFL 550 2/1 50 Yes No 15,312 † 13,154

Pennco Tech Pr/A 700 100 Yes 2,950 Yes None

Pennsylvania College of Technology Pu/AB 6,440 28 TOEFL 500 None 50 Yes Yes 12,660 † 10,350

Pennsylvania Institute of Culinary Arts Pr/A 970 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 None 100 Yes 8,462

Pennsylvania Institute of Technology Pr/A TOEFL 500 8/7 25 No 9,000 † 900

Pennsylvania School of Business Pr/A 50 800

Philadelphia Biblical University Pr/B 1,063 19 TOEFL 550 5/31 25 Yes Yes 15,875 8,850 Yes 15 7,998 None

Philadelphia University Pr/B 2,707 68 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 None 35 Yes Yes Yes 23,818 11,751 Yes 40 5,153 None

Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics Pr/A 200 TOEFL 500 520 None 150 No 10,335 † 2,100

Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science Pr/A 150 TOEFL None 40 No 12,800 † 700

Pittsburgh Technical Institute Pr/A 1,860 TOEFL 500 None Yes Yes

Point Park University Pr/AB 2,932 32 TOEFL 500 520 6/1 40 Yes Yes Yes 17,770 11,221 Yes None

Reading Area Community College Pu/A 4,300 TOEFL 450 None 20 No 2,500

Restaurant School Pr/AB 615 TOEFL 500 550 None 200 Yes Yes 4,760

Robert Morris University Pr/B 3,877 64 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 None 30 Yes Yes 16,590 12,016 Yes 47 13,220 None

Rosedale Technical Institute Pr/A 240 10 9,060 †

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Rosemont College Pr/B 644 23 TOEFL 500 550 None 35 Yes Yes 20,560 † 10,800 Yes None

St. Charles Borromeo Seminary -

Overbrook Pr/B 59 2 TOEFL 400 7/15 Yes Yes Yes 11,175 † 8,800

St. Francis University Pr/AB 1,360 TOEFL 500 8/1 30 Yes 22,224 11,690 Yes 36 19,144 None

St. Joseph\’s University Pr/AB 4,979 62 TOEFL 550 3/1 60 Yes Yes 29,095 14,170

St. Vincent College Pr/B 1,483 18 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 525 530 2/15 25 Yes Yes 21,679 † 10,428 Yes 18 16,287 5/1

Schuylkill Institute of Business &

Technology Pr/A 135 50 No 10,500 † 2,712 Yes 5/1

Seton Hill University Pr/B 1,427 23 TOEFL 500 550 8/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 23,380 12,050 Yes 18 18,958 None

Shippensburg University of

Pennsylvania Pu/B 6,395 14 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 None 30 Yes 13,598 † 9,189 Yes 12 9,643 None

Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania Pu/B 7,336 92 TOEFL 500 600 5/1 25 Yes Yes 13,571 † 7,852 Yes 91 3,960 None

Susquehanna University Pr/B 1,898 10 TOEFL 550 600 3/1 35 Yes 27,620 11,360 Yes 5/1

Swarthmore College Pr/B 1,461 92 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 600 613 1/2 60 Yes Yes 33,232 12,244 Yes 46 37,390 2/15

Subject Test(s), or ACT

Temple University Pu/AB 23,450 708 TOEFL 525 532 4/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 17,236 † 12,954 Yes 749 20,931 3/1

Thaddeus Stevens College of

Technology Pu/A 660 25 Yes 5,420 6,251

Thiel College Pr/AB 1,295 61 TOEFL 450 485 8/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 18,720 9,744 Yes 42 4,711 None

Thomas Jefferson University: College of

Health Professions Pr/AB 802 13 TOEFL 4/1 50 Yes 21,975 † 10,488

Thompson Institute Pr/A 550 12,231 † 4,902

Thompson Institute: Philadelphia Pr/A 581 25 No

Tri-State Business Institute Pr/A 950 50

Triangle Tech: DuBois Pr/A 243 None No 11,866 ‡ 14,028 Yes None

Triangle Tech: Greensburg Pr/A 243 None 75 No 11,712 † 14,028 Yes None

University of the Arts Pr/B 2,057 52 TOEFL 500 560 None 75 Yes Yes 24,330 † 9,900 Yes 20 None

University of Pennsylvania Pr/AB 9,841 921 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 600 640 1/1 70 Yes Yes Yes 34,156 12,808 Yes 247 31,923 None

Subject Test(s), or ACT

University of Pittsburgh Pu/B 16,585 110 TOEFL 550 2/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 20,784 † 11,430

University of Pittsburgh at Bradford Pu/AB 1,142 3 TOEFL 550 4/15 35 Yes Yes 20,426 † 10,230 Yes 1 6,500 None

University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg Pu/B 1,795 3 TOEFL 550 5/1 35 Yes Yes 20,450 † 10,720 Yes 5/1

University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown Pu/AB 3,113 TOEFL 550 2/1 35 Yes 20,428 † 10,060

University of Pittsburgh at Titusville Pu/A 523 TOEFL 550 2/1 35 Yes 18,300 † 9,984

University of the Sciences in

Philadelphia Pr/B 1,962 21 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 5/1 45 Yes Yes 23,982 † 13,610 Yes 3/15

University of Scranton Pr/AB 4,014 TOEFL 550 3/15 40 Yes 25,938 12,724 Yes 12 27,832 None

Ursinus College Pr/B 1,555 18 TOEFL 500 580 2/15 50 Yes Yes Yes 33,200 10,400 Yes 2/15

Valley Forge Military College Pr/A 188 TOEFL 550 570 8/1 25 Yes Yes 22,070 † 7,930 Yes 5/1

Villanova University Pr/AB 6,802 148 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 1/7 70 Yes Yes Yes 33,300 12,060 Yes 20 19,857 2/7

Washington and Jefferson College Pr/AB 1,399 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 592 3/1 25 Yes 28,080 9,102 Yes None

Waynesburg College Pr/AB 1,440 1 TOEFL 550 7/1 20 Yes 15,780 7,840

West Chester University of Pennsylvania Pu/B 10,395 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 4/1 35 Yes Yes 13,507 † 10,208 Yes None

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West Virginia Career Institute Pr/A 188 25 9,000 †

Western School of Health and Business

Careers Pr/A 550 None

Western School of Health and Business

Careers: Monroeville Pr/A 525

Westminster College Pr/B 1,387 TOEFL 550 4/1 35 Yes 22,680 † 8,185 Yes 5/1

Widener University Pr/AB 2,493 38 TOEFL 500 550 7/6 35 Yes Yes Yes 26,750 10,480 Yes 2 1,650 None

Wilson College Pr/AB 516 24 TOEFL 500 606 5/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 21,833 9,916 Yes 24 18,198

Yeshivath Beth Moshe Pr/B 8,100 † 3,750

York College of Pennsylvania Pr/AB 5,170 9 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 530 600 5/31 30 Yes 11,160 9,050 Yes 4 1,543 None

York Technical Institute Pr/A 1,500 40 Yes 16,020 † 6,000

Puerto Rico

American University of Puerto Rico Pr/AB 3,866 None 15 No 3,600 † 1,633

Atlantic College Pr/AB 725 30 4,230 † 1,052

Bayamon Central University Pr/AB 2,465 None 15 Yes No 4,280 † 6,819

Conservatory of Music of Puerto Rico Pu/B 304 3/24 35 No 9,450 Yes 3 1,610 None

Electronic Data Processing College: San

Sebastian Pr/AB 788 15 No

Inter American University of Puerto Rico:

Aguadilla Campus Pr/AB 4,059 No 4,564 † 5,386

Inter American University of Puerto Rico:

Arecibo Campus Pr/AB 5/1 19 Yes No 4,576 † 5,636 Yes

Inter American University of Puerto Rico:

Barranquitas Campus Pr/AB 2,297 None No 4,564 † 11,613 Yes 4/30

Inter American University of Puerto Rico:

Bayamon Campus Pr/AB 5,184 5/15 4,612 † 1,490 Yes

Inter American University of Puerto Rico:

Fajardo Campus Pr/AB 2,206 No 4,200 † 2,186

Inter American University of Puerto Rico:

Guayama Campus Pr/AB 2,155 None No 4,564 † 5,475

Inter American University of Puerto Rico:

Ponce Campus Pr/AB 5,146 4,576 † 11,774

Inter American University of Puerto Rico:

San German Campus Pr/AB 4,872 5/15 Yes Yes Yes 4,616 † 6,770

National College of Business &

Technology: Arecibo Pr/AB 25

National College of Business &

Technology: Bayamon Pr/AB None 25

Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto

Rico Pr/AB 7/15 15 Yes Yes 5,308 Yes 2 6,000 None

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Turabo University Pr/AB 11,921 None 15 No 3,120

Universidad Adventista de las Antillas Pr/AB 760 None 20 Yes Yes 10,060 ‡ 3,350 Yes None

Universidad del Este Pr/AB 10,136 15 No 3,220

Universidad Metropolitana Pr/AB 9,046 15 No 3,872 † 3,220

Universidad Politecnica de Puerto Rico Pr/B 5,070 7/28 100 No 5,922 † 2,675 Yes 6/30

University College of San Juan Pu/AB 961 8/15 15 No 2,380 ‡ 3,000

University of Puerto Rico: Aguadilla Pu/AB 2,969 12/15 20 No 3,192 † 9,085 Yes 5/6

University of Puerto Rico: Arecibo Pu/AB 3,931 2 11/30 20 No 3,539 † 10,525

University of Puerto Rico: Bayamon

University College Pu/AB 4,638 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 12/10 15 Yes No 3,192 † 2,960

Subject Test(s), or ACT

University of Puerto Rico: Carolina

Regional College Pu/AB 3,879 1/31 20 3,192 † 10,770

University of Puerto Rico: Cayey

University College Pu/AB 3,668 12/1 20 No 3,192 † Yes 6/30

University of Puerto Rico: Humacao Pu/AB 3,976 6 11/15 20 3,336 † 11,925

University of Puerto Rico: Mayaguez Pu/B 10,981 34 2/28 15 Yes No Yes 3,336 † 6,360

University of Puerto Rico: Ponce Pu/AB 3,158 12/1 15 No 3,336 † 8,270

University of Puerto Rico: Rio Piedras Pu/B 16,407 2/15 15 Yes 3,336 † 9,940 Yes

University of Puerto Rico: Utuado Pu/AB 1,395 5/31 20 3,336 † 8,685

Rhode Island

Brown University Pr/B 5,927 362 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 600 1/1 70 Yes 35,352 11,440 Yes 2/1

Subject Test(s), or ACT

Bryant University Pr/B 3,177 52 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 2/15 50 Yes Yes 26,099 10,293 Yes 17 12,168 2/15

Community College of Rhode Island Pu/A 13,086 17 TOEFL 20 No 6,700 †

Johnson & Wales University Pr/AB 9,335 403 TOEFL 550 None Yes Yes Yes 20,826 11,789 Yes 206 3,198 None

New England Institute of Technology Pr/AB 3,066 142 TOEFL None 25 Yes No 15,765 ‡ 3,039

Providence College Pr/AB 3,889 39 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 1/15 55 Yes 27,345 11,965 Yes 35 23,874 2/1

Rhode Island College Pu/B 7,097 35 TOEFL 550 5/1 50 Yes 12,108 † 8,900

Rhode Island School of Design Pr/B 1,878 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 580 2/15 50 Yes 31,430 11,360

Roger Williams University Pr/AB 4,358 71 500 None 50 Yes Yes Yes 24,550 12,567 Yes 9 8,222 2/1

Salve Regina University Pr/AB 2,068 21 TOEFL 500 520 None 40 Yes Yes 25,175 13,190 Yes 2 21,450 None

University of Rhode Island Pu/B 11,162 29 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 3/1 50 Yes Yes 19,926 † 8,560

Zion Bible Institute Pr/B 235 10 TOEFL 500 8/1 75 Yes 6,405 † 4,800

South Carolina

Aiken Technical College Pu/A 2,432 TOEFL 500 None No 8,330 † 2,950 Yes 6/30

Allen University Pr/B 624 None 20 Yes 7,764 † 8,010 Yes 7/20

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Anderson University Pr/B 1,418 29 TOEFL 550 575 None 25 Yes 16,550 12,500 Yes 27 15,150 7/30

Benedict College Pr/B 2,552 1 TOEFL 500 None 60 Yes 12,954 † 9,158

Central Carolina Technical College Pu/A 3,244 TOEFL 500 None 25 No 4,800 † 600

Charleston Southern University Pr/B 2,586 48 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 7/15 30 Yes Yes 16,780 6,450 Yes 35 2,965 None

The Citadel Pu/B 2,176 43 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 6/1 40 Yes Yes 15,918 † 4,840 Yes 3/1

Claflin University Pr/B 1,624 TOEFL, SAT 550 5/1 20 Yes 10,890 † 10,108 Yes None

Clemson University Pu/B 13,959 59 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 5/1 50 Yes Yes 18,640 † 10,612

Coastal Carolina University Pu/B 6,115 104 TOEFL 500 569 6/1 45 Yes 15,180 † 11,054 Yes 93 12,653 None

Coker College Pr/B TOEFL 500 525 None 15 Yes Yes Yes 17,288 † 8,160 Yes 6/1

College of Charleston Pu/B 9,501 169 TOEFL 550 4/1 45 Yes Yes 15,342 † 11,433

Columbia College Pr/B 1,093 27 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 562 6/1 25 Yes 20,302 11,822 Yes 15 12,916 None

Columbia International University Pr/AB 540 TOEFL 525 5/30 35 Yes 14,825 8,812

Converse College Pr/B 769 29 TOEFL 550 3/15 40 Yes Yes 22,234 9,698 Yes None

Denmark Technical College Pu/A None 10 Yes 4,366 † 7,196 Yes None

Erskine College Pr/B 589 9 TOEFL, SAT 550 6/30 25 Yes 20,275 7,851 Yes None

Florence-Darlington Technical College Pu/A 3,994 TOEFL 500 5/15 15 No 5,082 † 8,043 Yes None

Forrest Junior College Pr/A 126 None 250 No 5,350 1,054 Yes None

Francis Marion University Pu/B 3,182 30 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 7/1 30 Yes Yes 11,833 † 5,130 Yes None

Furman University Pr/B 2,774 37 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 570 2/1 40 Yes Yes 28,840 13,234 Yes 33 31,407 1/15

Greenville Technical College Pu/A 11,619 1 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 6/1 35 No 6,110 † 12,049

Horry-Georgetown Technical College Pu/A 5,348 TOEFL None 25 No 4,472 † 8,400

Lander University Pu/B 2,552 51 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 None 35 Yes 13,528 † 12,317 Yes 47 9,489 None

Limestone College Pr/AB 676 18 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 None 25 Yes Yes 15,000 10,770 Yes 14 10,416 None

Midlands Technical College Pu/A 10,243 36 500 6/10 No 8,812 † 10,040

Miller-Motte Technical College Pr/A 651 25

Morris College Pr/B 863 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 5/31 20 Yes 8,812 9,182

Newberry College Pr/B 841 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 7/15 30 Yes 19,631 11,309 Yes

North Greenville College Pr/AB 1,724 19 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 4/30 35 Yes Yes Yes 10,760 11,300 Yes 6/30

Orangeburg-Calhoun Technical College Pu/A TOEFL 500 50 No 4,734 † 1,400

Piedmont Technical College Pu/A TOEFL, SAT 500 550 5/1 No 4,372 † 1,500

South Carolina State University Pu/B 3,839 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 5/30 25 Yes 13,288 † 6,720 Yes 5/1

South University Pr/AB 425 TOEFL 550 None 25 No Yes None

Southern Wesleyan University Pr/AB 1,995 15 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 8/1 25 Yes Yes 16,150 8,400 Yes 10 9,428 6/30

Spartanburg Methodist College Pr/A 716 12 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 525 570 6/30 20 Yes Yes 10,400 5,962 Yes 9 1,000 8/22

Spartanburg Technical College Pu/A 4,409 TOEFL 450 None No 5,490 † 900 Yes 5/1

Tri-County Technical College Pu/A 4,600 TOEFL 500 525 None 20 No 6,084 † 650 Yes None

Trident Technical College Pu/A 11,407 TOEFL 25 Yes No 5,586 †

University of South Carolina Pu/AB 17,781 191 TOEFL 550 12/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 18,956 † 11,120

University of South Carolina at Aiken Pu/B 2,851 45 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 6/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 12,300 † 9,360 Yes None

University of South Carolina at Beaufort Pu/AB 1,227 17 TOEFL 550 None 50 Yes 12,200 † 9,904 Yes 2 None

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University of South Carolina at Lancaster Pu/A 1,084 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 None 40 No 10,404 † 2,200 Yes None

University of South Carolina at Sumter Pu/AB 823 TOEFL 550 None 40 No 10,404 † 10,561

University of South Carolina at Union Pu/A TOEFL 550 None 40 No 10,404 † 3,661

University of South Carolina Upstate Pu/AB 4,334 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 530 7/15 40 Yes 13,600 † 7,060 Yes 7/15

Voorhees College Pr/B 708 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 500 550 5/1 25 Yes 7,726 † 11,037 Yes None

Subject Test(s)

Winthrop University Pu/B 5,400 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 520 None 40 Yes Yes 16,150 † 8,574 Yes None

Wofford College Pr/B 1,163 8 TOEFL 550 2/1 40 Yes 26,110 10,661 Yes 7 25,582 None

South Dakota

Augustana College Pr/B 1,621 TOEFL 550 590 8/1 50 Yes Yes 19,986 7,464 Yes None

Black Hills State University Pu/AB TOEFL 520 535 7/1 108 Yes Yes 9,741 † 6,662

Dakota State University Pu/AB 1,457 11 TOEFL 550 9/1 110 Yes Yes Yes 9,819 † 4,325 Yes 5 5,705 None

Dakota Wesleyan University Pr/AB 755 TOEFL 500 550 5/30 25 Yes Yes 15,700 † 9,200 Yes None

Lake Area Technical Institute Pu/A TOEFL 500 15 Yes No 3,350 † 4,200

Mitchell Technical Institute Pu/A 807 TOEFL 500 35 No 2,820 † 4,800

Mount Marty College Pr/AB 907 4 TOEFL 500 550 8/1 35 Yes Yes 16,582 8,374 Yes 4 2,307 None

Northern State University Pu/AB 1,872 TOEFL 500 6/15 15 Yes Yes Yes 9,687 † 7,646

Oglala Lakota College Pu/AB None Yes No 2,900 † 1,205

Presentation College Pr/AB 758 TOEFL, ACT 500 8/24 20 Yes Yes 12,300 7,675 Yes None

Sisseton Wahpeton College Pu/A TOEFL No 3,370 † 440

South Dakota School of Mines and

Technology Pu/AB 1,724 26 TOEFL 530 570 None 20 Yes Yes 9,744 † 7,454 Yes None

South Dakota State University Pu/AB 8,752 16 TOEFL 500 4/15 20 Yes Yes 9,719 † 12,139 Yes None

University of Sioux Falls Pr/AB 1,262 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 610 None 25 Yes Yes 16,720 8,540 Yes None

University of South Dakota Pu/AB 5,728 30 TOEFL 550 None 20 Yes Yes Yes 9,816 † 8,200

Tennessee

American Baptist College of ABT

Seminary Pr/AB 7/1 35 Yes 5,160 † 2,040

Aquinas College Pr/AB 918 TOEFL 525 545 None 25 14,045 ‡ 16,500 Yes None

Austin Peay State University Pu/AB 7,964 23 TOEFL 500 8/15 15 Yes Yes Yes 13,947 † 10,750

Belmont University Pr/B 3,570 38 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 540 None 50 Yes Yes 18,420 10,426 Yes 6 15,666 None

Bethel College Pr/B 1,187 None 30 Yes Yes Yes 11,126 7,048 Yes 6/30

Bryan College Pr/AB 765 9 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 533 5/1 30 Yes Yes 15,450 ‡ 8,040 Yes None

Carson-Newman College Pr/B 1,834 28 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 570 5/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 16,060 8,600 Yes None

Christian Brothers University Pr/B 1,466 30 TOEFL 500 629 None 25 Yes Yes 20,080 5,650 Yes 30 13,026 None

Cleveland State Community College Pu/A 2,367 TOEFL, ACT 500 None 10 No 8,799 † 9,050

Crichton College Pr/B 972 TOEFL 500 600 7/15 25 Yes Yes 10,176 4,250 Yes None

Cumberland University Pr/AB 1,031 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 527 5/1 50 Yes Yes 14,810 9,223 Yes 34 12,324 None

Dyersburg State Community College Pu/A 2,457 TOEFL 450 475 7/1 10 8,807 † 12,310 Yes None

East Tennessee State University Pu/AB 9,486 128 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 558 7/1 25 Yes Yes 13,799 † 11,761

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Fisk University Pr/B 813 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 3/1 75 Yes Yes 13,969 11,512 Yes 7/1

Freed-Hardeman University Pr/B 1,500 TOEFL 500 None Yes 13,192 10,610 Yes 30 13,934 None

Hiwassee College Pr/A 381 16 TOEFL 500 None Yes Yes 10,140 10,720 Yes None

King College Pr/B 807 24 TOEFL 523 None 50 Yes Yes 18,345 14,075 Yes 11 13,250 None

Lambuth University Pr/B 786 27 TOEFL 500 564 5/1 175 Yes Yes Yes 16,380 11,142 Yes 22 14,554 None

Lee University Pr/B 3,573 177 TOEFL 450 520 8/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 10,258 8,444 Yes 118 5,955 None

LeMoyne-Owen College Pr/B 809 14 TOEFL 475 3/15 25 Yes Yes 9,618 † 7,920 Yes None

Lincoln Memorial University Pr/AB 1,225 TOEFL 500 520 5/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 13,104 † 5,040 Yes None

Lipscomb University Pr/B 2,278 33 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 6/1 50 Yes Yes 15,566 7,730 Yes None

Martin Methodist College Pr/AB 728 76 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 450 480 8/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 15,391 ‡ 8,525 Yes None

Maryville College Pr/B 1,120 49 TOEFL 525 550 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 23,800 14,030 Yes 35 11,008 None

Memphis College of Art Pr/B 314 4 TOEFL 500 550 8/1 25 Yes Yes 19,760 11,600 Yes 4 4,249 None

Middle Tennessee State University Pu/AB 20,279 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 7/31 30 Yes Yes 13,912 † 9,826

Miller-Motte Technical College Pr/A TOEFL 500 None 3,150

Milligan College Pr/B 744 17 TOEFL 527 6/1 30 Yes 18,320 8,420 Yes 15 15,043

Motlow State Community College Pu/A 3,030 12 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 530 7/31 10 8,803 † 600

National College of Business &

Technology: Knoxville Pr/A 30 8,976

Nossi College of Art Pr/A 330 TOEFL None 100 Yes 1,800

O\’More College of Design Pr/B 172 TOEFL 500 None 40 12,880 † 750 Yes 7/30

Pellissippi State Technical Community

College Pu/A 6,430 45 TOEFL 450 520 8/1 10 Yes 8,828 † 6,050

Rhodes College Pr/B 1,655 7 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 618 2/1 40 Yes Yes 29,112 9,960 Yes 3 14,273 1/15

Roane State Community College Pu/A 4,352 13 TOEFL 500 510 10 8,801 † 8,597

South College Pr/AB 502 3 TOEFL 525 9/1 40 No 1,300

Southwest Tennessee Community

College Pu/A TOEFL, ACT 450 500 None 5 8,791 † 7,860

Tennessee State University Pu/AB 6,423 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 550 6/1 15 Yes Yes 13,646 † 9,095

Tennessee Technological University Pu/B 7,167 49 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 5/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 13,736 † 7,993

Tennessee Temple University Pr/AB TOEFL, ACT 500 7/1 30 Yes Yes 8,870 10,360 Yes None

Tennessee Wesleyan College Pr/B 847 22 TOEFL 500 7/1 25 Yes 13,550 † 8,100 Yes 18 8,772 None

Trevecca Nazarene University Pr/AB 1,172 21 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 None 25 Yes 14,774 ‡ 9,603 Yes 21 12,072 None

Tusculum College Pr/B 2,289 75 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 560 None Yes 16,170 7,430 Yes 2/15

Union University Pr/AB 2,038 43 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 582 5/1 50 Yes Yes 17,590 7,800

University of Memphis Pu/B 15,228 317 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 5/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 14,898 † 6,969 Yes 6/30

University of the South Pr/B 1,402 24 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 650 2/1 45 Yes Yes 28,750 9,520 Yes 23 32,391 None

University of Tennessee: Chattanooga Pu/B 7,115 61 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 510 6/15 25 Yes Yes Yes 14,424 † 10,008 Yes 38 4,684 None

University of Tennessee: Knoxville Pu/B 19,878 204 TOEFL 523 2/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 16,060 † 12,528 Yes None

University of Tennessee: Martin Pu/B 5,489 115 TOEFL 500 520 8/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 13,547 † 8,520

Vanderbilt University Pr/B 6,286 132 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 570 1/15 50 Yes Yes Yes 31,730 † 13,260 Yes 25 17,568 None

Vatterott College: Memphis Pr/A 220

Volunteer State Community College Pu/A 5,643 25 TOEFL, ACT 500 6/1 10 Yes No 8,797 † 12,406

Walters State Community College Pu/A 4,325 4 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 6/15 10 Yes No 8,795 † 2,500

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Texas

Abilene Christian University Pr/AB 4,079 169 TOEFL 525 553 7/31 45 Yes Yes Yes 16,330 9,644 Yes 158 6,535 None

Amarillo College Pu/A 8,240 1 TOEFL 550 7/15 Yes Yes 2,615 † 5,036

Angelina College Pu/A 4,778 7 None Yes 2,160 † 7,858

Angelo State University Pu/AB 5,658 43 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 6/10 50 Yes Yes 12,570 † 6,814 Yes None

Arlington Baptist College Pr/B 181 TOEFL 550 6/5 15 Yes Yes 5,490 † 11,270 Yes None

Art Institute of Dallas Pr/AB 1,425 TOEFL 50 8,100 Yes None

Art Institute of Houston Pr/AB 1,710 TOEFL 500

ATI Career Training Center Pr/A 850 None 100 No

Austin Business College Pr/A 345 913

Austin College Pr/B 1,291 15 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 600 3/1 35 Yes 23,355 9,741 Yes 10 8,875 None

Austin Community College Pu/A 31,908 652 TOEFL 500 6/1 100 Yes No 6,090 † 9,358 Yes 4/1

Baptist University of the Americas Pr/B 180 25 3,250 †

Baylor University Pr/B 11,751 173 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 540 None 50 Yes 22,814 12,360

Blinn College Pu/A 14,000 TOEFL 500 7/15 200 Yes Yes Yes 4,890 † 6,026 Yes None

Brazosport College Pu/AB 3,607 TOEFL 550 8/15 No 3,180 † 8,852 Yes None

Brookhaven College Pu/A 10,450 TOEFL 525 None Yes No 2,880 † 4,520

Cedar Valley College Pu/A 3,331 15 TOEFL 530 No 2,880 † 2,300

Central Texas College Pu/A 12,781 TOEFL 6/2 100 Yes Yes Yes 4,290 6,117

Clarendon College Pu/A 1,051 3 TOEFL 525 6/1 100 Yes Yes 3,030 7,975 Yes 9/1

Coastal Bend College Pu/A 3,366 TOEFL 500 5/1 10 Yes 3,950 † 4,084

College of Saint Thomas More Pr/B 37 None 35 Yes 12,000 500

Collin County Community College

District Pu/A 18,039 611 TOEFL 525 None Yes Yes 2,914 4,004

Commonwealth Institute of Funeral

Service Pr/A 136 None 50 No 10,819

Concordia University at Austin Pr/AB 1,021 1 TOEFL 550 600 5/1 50 Yes 16,850 † 9,200

Court Reporting Institute of Dallas Pr/A 1,125 100 7,065 † 700

Criswell College Pr/AB 495 TOEFL 550 6/30 30 No 6,370 † 500 Yes

Dallas Baptist University Pr/AB 3,567 240 TOEFL 525 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 13,050 7,950 Yes 128 3,022 5/1

Del Mar College Pu/A 12,006 TOEFL 550 None Yes No 5,210 ‡ 9,054

DeVry University: Houston Pr/AB 611 50 12,140 †

DeVry University: Irving Pr/AB 1,596 TOEFL 500 None 50 12,140 † 2,974

East Texas Baptist University Pr/AB 1,241 7 TOEFL 500 6/1 50 Yes Yes 13,700 6,940 Yes 6/1

Eastfield College Pu/A 11,700 TOEFL 530 7/15 No 2,880 † 1,500 Yes None

El Centro College Pu/A 4,686 108 TOEFL 530 550 7/15 Yes No 2,880 † 750 Yes None

Everest College: Arlington Pr/A 505

Everest College: Dallas Pr/A 812

Frank Phillips College Pu/A 803 16 TOEFL 500 None Yes 2,490 † 5,400

Galveston College Pu/A 2,230 32 TOEFL 500 7/7 No 2,744 † 9,276

Grayson County College Pu/A 3,900 TOEFL 450 7/15 Yes Yes 3,090 6,438 Yes None

Hallmark Institute of Aeronautics Pr/A 233 TOEFL 450 None 187 No

Hallmark Institute of Technology Pr/A 538 TOEFL 450 None 187 No

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Hardin-Simmons University Pr/B 1,987 9 TOEFL 550 4/1 50 Yes Yes 15,626 8,868 Yes 9 4,125 None

Hill College Pu/A 3,016 55 TOEFL None 50 Yes 1,950 † 8,070 Yes None

Houston Baptist University Pr/AB 1,873 106 TOEFL 550 7/1 100 Yes Yes Yes 16,500 5,055 Yes 4/15

Houston Community College System Pu/A 39,516 7/1 75 Yes No 3,690 †

Howard Payne University Pr/AB 1,364 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 6/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 14,470 8,044

Huston-Tillotson College Pr/B 630 TOEFL 500 25 Yes 8,850 8,643 Yes 2 6,420 4/1

Jacksonville College Pr/A TOEFL 450 500 None 100 Yes 5,846 5,261

Jarvis Christian College Pr/B 561 1 TOEFL, ACT 500 520 8/1 25 Yes Yes 7,970 11,395 Yes None

Kilgore College Pu/A 6/1 Yes Yes Yes 3,030 † 5,830 Yes 7/15

Lamar State College at Orange Pu/A 2,000 TOEFL 500 No 11,350 † 7,318

Lamar State College at Port Arthur Pu/A 2,425 TOEFL 500 None Yes 11,380 † 7,900

Lamar University Pu/AB 9,682 73 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 586 5/15 Yes Yes Yes 12,972 12,294 Yes None

Laredo Community College Pu/A 8,147 TOEFL 450 None Yes Yes 3,546 † 6,052

Lee College Pu/A 2,394 54 TOEFL 500 None 25 No 3,094 † 7,869 Yes None

LeTourneau University Pr/AB 3,565 27 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 None 25 Yes 16,920 9,925 Yes None

Lon Morris College Pr/A TOEFL 450 None 300 Yes Yes Yes 10,400 8,950

Lubbock Christian University Pr/AB 1,764 15 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 550 6/1 20 Yes 13,644 4,600 2 1,500

McLennan Community College Pu/A 7,550 TOEFL 500 7/1 50 No 3,660 † 8,861

McMurry University Pr/B 1,396 14 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 3/1 43 Yes Yes 15,170 9,618 Yes 12 10,301 None

Midland College Pu/AB TOEFL 530 535 None 20 Yes Yes 2,580 † 6,859 Yes 6/1

Midwestern State University Pu/AB 5,537 303 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 4/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 12,816 8,734 Yes 249 1,371 None

Mountain View College Pu/A 6,496 TOEFL 530 540 7/31 Yes No 2,880 † Yes

MTI College of Business and Technology Pr/A 390 No

MTI College of Business and Technology Pr/A 136 No 9,000 ‡

Navarro College Pu/A TOEFL 450 None 60 Yes Yes 2,450 † 6,479

North Central Texas College Pu/A 7,009 TOEFL 550 8/1 Yes Yes 3,000 † 6,620

North Harris Montgomery Community

College District Pu/A 35,921 1,106 TOEFL 550 7/1 Yes No 2,982 6,350

North Lake College Pu/A 9,269 TOEFL 530 540 6/1 Yes No 2,880 † 600

Northeast Texas Community College Pu/A 2,500 TOEFL 550 None Yes Yes 3,780 † 6,609 Yes None

Northwest Vista College Pu/A 9,162 TOEFL 450 5/15 Yes No 5,072 ‡ Yes None

Northwood University: Texas Campus Pr/AB 578 26 TOEFL 500 550 None 25 Yes Yes 15,801 10,570 Yes 22 6,726 None

Odessa College Pu/A 4,790 TOEFL 525 6/1 50 Yes Yes 2,790 9,837 Yes None

Our Lady of the Lake University of San

Antonio Pr/B 1,792 10 TOEFL 525 7/15 50 Yes Yes Yes 17,900 9,528 Yes None

Palo Alto College Pu/A 8,199 TOEFL 450 Yes No 5,072 † 500

Panola College Pu/A 1,906 11 TOEFL 525 5/6 Yes 2,550 10,628 Yes None

Paris Junior College Pu/A 4,071 7 TOEFL 475 8/15 Yes Yes 3,200 ‡ 4,000

Paul Quinn College Pr/B 970 TOEFL 400 6/1 35 Yes Yes 6,410 † 7,000 Yes None

Prairie View A&M University Pu/B 5,402 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 6/1 50 Yes 13,741 16,632 Yes 30 3,256 3/1

Ranger College Pu/A 910 TOEFL 550 None 100 Yes 1,780 † 5,310

Remington College: Dallas Pr/A 870 50 1,288

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Remington College: Fort Worth Pr/A 1,660 None 50

Remington College: Houston Pr/A 507 50 No 9,297

Rice University Pr/B 2,988 96 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 600 1/10 50 Yes 26,974 11,940 Yes 54 18,192 None

Richland College Pu/A 14,000 TOEFL 530 535 6/1 Yes No 2,880 † 350 Yes None

St. Edward\’s University Pr/B 3,930 84 TOEFL 500 6/1 50 Yes Yes 18,800 15,050

St. Mary\’s University Pr/B 2,374 87 TOEFL 550 570 30 Yes Yes Yes 20,534 10,057 Yes None

St. Philip\’s College Pu/A 9,792 TOEFL 500 5/15 15 No 5,072 † 10,660

Sam Houston State University Pu/B 13,200 117 TOEFL 550 8/1 35 Yes Yes 13,178 9,252 Yes 5/31

San Antonio College Pu/A TOEFL 5/15 15 Yes No 5,072 2,461 Yes None

San Jacinto College: Central Campus Pu/A 10,775 TOEFL 550 None Yes No 2,510 † 7,736

San Jacinto College: North Pu/A TOEFL 530 6/28 Yes No 2,920 ‡ 1,570 Yes None

Schreiner University Pr/AB 765 7 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 7/15 25 Yes Yes 15,880 10,310 Yes 7 6,980 8/1

South Plains College Pu/A 9,069 70 TOEFL 550 560 7/31 20 Yes Yes Yes 2,852 † 5,480

South Texas College Pu/AB 17,138 TOEFL 500 None No 6,230 †

Southern Methodist University Pr/B 6,196 290 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 None 50 Yes Yes Yes 28,630 12,115 Yes 129 17,743 None

Southwest Texas Junior College Pu/A 5,150 Yes 2,369 † 4,675 Yes None

Southwestern Adventist University Pr/AB 875 TOEFL 520 7/1 Yes Yes Yes 13,636 8,644 Yes None

Southwestern Assemblies of God

University Pr/AB 1,500 TOEFL 450 7/1 30 Yes Yes 10,110 † 8,081 Yes 6/1

Southwestern Christian College Pr/AB 253 TOEFL 500 7/31 10 Yes 5,314 † 5,402

Southwestern University Pr/B 1,296 4 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 570 2/15 40 Yes Yes 23,650 7,590 Yes 3/1

Stephen F. Austin State University Pu/B 9,806 66 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 602 6/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 12,998 † 9,650 Yes 5/15

Sul Ross State University Pu/AB 2,100 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 520 None 50 Yes Yes 12,586 9,232 Yes None

Tarleton State University Pu/AB 7,595 42 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 520 None 125 Yes Yes 12,877 9,370

Texas A&M University Pu/B 36,227 522 TOEFL 550 601 2/1 75 Yes Yes Yes 15,216 11,502 Yes 189 10,357 None

Texas A&M University-Commerce Pu/B 6,234 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 530 8/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 12,866 10,296

Texas A&M University-Galveston Pu/B 1,636 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 3/1 75 Yes Yes Yes 14,376 9,329

Texas A&M University-Kingsville Pu/B 6,663 15 Yes Yes Yes 12,606 † 8,852 Yes None

Texas A&M University-Texarkana Pu/B 1,000 TOEFL 550 6/26 25 No 11,465 † 4,300

Texas Christian University Pr/B 7,056 269 TOEFL 550 3/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 23,028 10,760 Yes 196 18,253 5/1

Texas College Pr/AB 794 TOEFL 500 537 4/1 20 Yes 7,910 ‡ 8,790 Yes None

Texas Lutheran University Pr/B 1,360 TOEFL 550 560 5/6 25 Yes Yes 18,840 11,290 Yes 12 6,492 None

Texas Southern University Pu/B 9,760 310 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 8/1 78 Yes Yes Yes 12,748 † 10,215 Yes None

Texas Southmost College Pu/A 9,200 TOEFL 500 7/1 Yes No 12,175 † 7,668 Yes 6/1

Texas State Technical College: Harlingen Pu/A 4,565 TOEFL 450 Yes Yes Yes 5,450 † 5,813

Texas State Technical College: Marshall Pu/A 705 5,450 † 2,390

Texas State Technical College: Waco Pu/A 4,431 TOEFL 550 None Yes Yes 5,453 † 8,371

Texas State Technical College: West

Texas Pu/A 1,385 7 TOEFL 550 None Yes Yes 5,450 † 5,200

Texas State University: San Marcos Pu/B 22,986 242 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 5/1 75 Yes Yes Yes 13,902 9,665 Yes 62 6,049 None

Texas Tech University Pu/B 22,967 197 TOEFL 550 643 4/30 60 Yes Yes Yes 14,589 11,438 Yes None

Texas Tech University Health Sciences

Center Pu/B 633 2 40

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Texas Wesleyan University Pr/B 1,335 TOEFL 550 None 50 Yes Yes Yes 14,875 8,469 Yes None

Texas Woman\’s University Pu/B 6,226 197 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 590 6/1 50 Yes Yes 13,290 9,760 Yes 181 9,340 None

Trinity University Pr/B 2,523 64 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 570 50 Yes 23,286 10,301 Yes 4/1

Trinity Valley Community College Pu/A 5,825 TOEFL 450 None 80 Yes Yes Yes 2,400 † 5,710 Yes None

University of Dallas Pr/B 1,058 14 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 3/1 40 Yes Yes 21,805 11,232 Yes 7/1

University of Houston Pu/B 26,959 1,322 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 5/1 75 Yes Yes Yes 13,443 † 11,180 Yes None

University of Houston: Clear Lake Pu/B 3,913 39 TOEFL 550 555 6/1 75 13,595 ‡ 7,374 Yes 82 1,243 None

University of Houston: Downtown Pu/B 11,359 492 TOEFL 550 5/1 60 Yes No 12,666 1,020 Yes 256 3,824 4/1

University of Houston: Victoria Pu/B 1,188 5 TOEFL 500 None No 12,630 † Yes 5 3,982 None

University of the Incarnate Word Pr/AB 4,278 146 TOEFL 550 6/30 20 Yes Yes Yes 18,272 9,865 Yes 52 4,866 None

University of Mary Hardin-Baylor Pr/B 2,532 13 7/15 135 Yes Yes Yes 15,660 9,572 Yes 5 2,375 None

University of North Texas Pu/B 25,308 663 TOEFL 550 6/15 75 Yes Yes Yes 14,362 8,995

University of St. Thomas Pr/B 1,776 51 TOEFL 550 7/15 35 Yes Yes 17,860 7,500 Yes 5 6,706 None

University of Texas at Arlington Pu/B 19,222 935 TOEFL, SAT 550 None 50 Yes Yes Yes 14,760 7,310 Yes 360 2,788 None

University of Texas at Austin Pu/B 35,734 1,220 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 2/1 75 Yes Yes Yes 16,310 † 10,160 Yes 900 9,088 None

University of Texas at Brownsville Pu/AB 10,685 Yes Yes 12,175 † 11,526 Yes 8/15

University of Texas at Dallas Pu/B 9,243 425 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 592 5/1 100 Yes 15,111 † 11,300 Yes 81 5,716 4/12

University of Texas at El Paso Pu/B 15,806 1,570 TOEFL 500 5/1 65 Yes Yes Yes 13,218 † 7,886 Yes 377 4,364 3/15

University of Texas at San Antonio Pu/B 23,282 471 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 6/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 14,546 11,494 Yes 11 2,372 None

University of Texas at Tyler Pu/B 4,618 32 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 579 5/30 50 Yes Yes 13,192 Yes None

University of Texas Health Science

Center at Houston Pu/B 380 TOEFL 565 None 10 Yes 17,268 † 12,798

University of Texas Health Science

Center at San Antonio Pu/B TOEFL 550 No 11,540 † 6,210 Yes None

University of Texas Medical Branch at

Galveston Pu/B 500 TOEFL 550 30 Yes Yes 11,681 †

University of Texas of the Permian Basin Pu/B 2,621 TOEFL 550 560 7/15 Yes Yes 12,427 † 7,440

University of Texas Southwestern

Medical Center at Dallas Pu/B 116 13 TOEFL 550 10 No 12,150 ‡ 16,562

University of Texas: Pan American Pu/B 14,129 592 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 2/1 Yes Yes 12,410 ‡ 9,277 Yes 408 6,584 3/1

Victoria College Pu/A 3,981 12 TOEFL 500 None No 2,040 † 550

Wade College Pr/A 230 None Yes 10,410 † 3,360

Wayland Baptist University Pr/AB 937 19 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 8/1 35 Yes Yes 10,800 6,198 Yes 12 9,778 None

Weatherford College Pu/A 4,552 TOEFL 550 565 9/1 Yes Yes Yes 3,390 8,950

West Texas A&M University Pu/B 5,730 77 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 525 5/1 75 Yes Yes Yes 12,564 8,382 Yes 56 3,289 None

Western Technical Institute: Diana Drive Pr/A 797

Western Texas College Pu/A 1,756 TOEFL 500 8/7 25 Yes Yes Yes 2,090 9,000

Westwood College: Dallas Pr/A 344 100

Westwood College: Ft. Worth Pr/A 535 25

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Wiley College Pr/AB 792 TOEFL 500 7/1 25 Yes 7,334 † 7,400 Yes 29 6,545 None

Utah

Brigham Young University Pr/B 30,798 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 2/15 30 Yes Yes Yes 3,620 10,030 Yes 522 2,557 6/30

College of Eastern Utah Pu/A TOEFL 400 8/15 50 Yes Yes Yes 7,121 † 6,575

Dixie State College of Utah Pu/AB 5,082 40 TOEFL 500 7/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 7,390 † 6,712

Everest College: Salt Lake City Pr/A 700 TOEFL 480 None 100 Yes No 12,675 † 8,470

Neumont University Pr/B 270 TOEFL 550 None 125 Yes Yes 21,325 ‡

Provo College Pr/A 700 2,688

Salt Lake Community College Pu/A 22,527 TOEFL 450 500 6/1 65 Yes No 7,232 † 11,750

Snow College Pu/A 3,333 TOEFL 500 None 50 Yes Yes Yes 7,204 † 4,980 Yes 7/15

Southern Utah University Pu/AB 6,465 67 TOEFL 500 7/1 25 Yes Yes 9,878 † 4,154 Yes 40 8,835 None

Stevens-Henager College Pr/AB 790 None Yes Yes

Stevens-Henager College of Business Pr/AB TOEFL 475 500 None 50 Yes 2,844 Yes None

Stevens-Henager College: Murray Pr/AB 13,725

University of Utah Pu/B 21,695 490 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 543 4/1 55 Yes Yes Yes 13,372 † 10,376 Yes 13 9,230

Utah State University Pu/AB 12,530 438 TOEFL 500 None 40 Yes Yes Yes 10,616 † 4,330

Utah Valley State College Pu/AB 19,331 150 TOEFL 500 513 None 100 Yes No 9,472 † 10,265

Weber State University Pu/AB 17,688 152 7/1 45 Yes Yes Yes 9,599 † 9,683 Yes None

Western Governors University Pr/AB 4,000 5,670 †

Westminster College Pr/B 1,842 30 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 None 40 Yes Yes 21,030 9,265 Yes 20 7,000 None

Vermont

Bennington College Pr/B 571 19 TOEFL 577 2/1 60 Yes 35,250 11,614 Yes 19 26,997 None

Burlington College Pr/AB TOEFL 580 None 35 Yes Yes 15,600 6,100

Castleton State College Pu/AB 1,840 7 TOEFL 500 None 35 Yes 14,556 8,642 Yes None

Champlain College Pr/AB 2,296 7 TOEFL 500 580 None 40 Yes Yes 16,250 12,325 Yes 13 3,211 5/1

College of St. Joseph in Vermont Pr/AB 236 1 TOEFL, SAT 550 7/1 25 Yes 14,900 9,350

Community College of Vermont Pu/A 5,885 TOEFL None Yes No 10,360 600

Green Mountain College Pr/B 684 7 TOEFL 500 560 6/1 30 Yes Yes 23,322 11,676 Yes 7 21,774 None

Johnson State College Pu/AB 1,452 3 TOEFL 500 None 30 Yes Yes Yes 14,556 8,692 Yes None

Landmark College Pr/A 371 10 TOEFL 480 None 75 Yes 39,270 11,450 Yes None

Lyndon State College Pu/AB 1,273 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 510 None 35 Yes 14,556 8,742

Marlboro College Pr/B 340 2 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 575 2/15 50 Yes 29,240 12,500 Yes 2 10,000 None

Middlebury College Pr/B 2,415 216 TOEFL, ACT 641 1/1 55 Yes Yes 44,330 * 1,950 Yes 1/1

New England Culinary Institute Pr/AB 525 TOEFL 550 None 25 Yes Yes 25,385 6,565 Yes None

Norwich University Pr/B TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 None 35 Yes 21,831 9,264 Yes None

St. Michael\’s College Pr/B 1,950 34 TOEFL 550 2/1 45 Yes Yes Yes 28,515 8,950 Yes 28 10,647 3/15

Southern Vermont College Pr/AB 387 2 TOEFL 500 520 None 30 Yes Yes 15,100 9,390 Yes None

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Sterling College Pr/AB 97 TOEFL 500 5/15 35 Yes Yes 17,780 8,520 Yes None

University of Vermont Pu/B 8,784 54 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 600 1/15 45 Yes Yes 24,934 † 9,128 Yes 21 25,776

Vermont Technical College Pu/AB 1,216 TOEFL 500 None 32 Yes Yes 15,950 8,692

Virginia

Art Institute of Washington Pr/AB 1,100 TOEFL 500 50 18,960 7,125

Averett University Pr/AB 824 16 TOEFL 500 6/1 35 Yes 19,762 9,098 Yes 16 13,648 None

Bluefield College Pr/B 776 3 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 None 30 Yes Yes 12,305 9,467 Yes None

Bridgewater College Pr/B 1,493 9 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 6/1 30 Yes Yes 20,190 11,610 Yes None

Bryant & Stratton College: Virginia

Beach Pr/AB 435 TOEFL 500 None 25 No 11,820 ‡ 3,598

Central Virginia Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 525 None No 6,546 † 7,550

Christopher Newport University Pu/B 4,496 1 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 530 3/1 35 Yes 13,532 11,375

College of William and Mary Pu/B 5,540 74 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 60 Yes 24,625 8,702

Danville Community College Pu/A TOEFL 560 4/30 No 6,565 † 5,412

DeVry University: Crystal City Pr/AB 459 TOEFL 500 50 13,410 † 2,974

Eastern Mennonite University Pr/AB 998 42 TOEFL 550 567 8/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 20,670 8,350 Yes 42 5,600 None

Emory & Henry College Pr/B 1,027 30 Yes 20,860 9,660 Yes 3 13,400 8/1

Ferrum College Pr/B 991 10 TOEFL 550 None 25 Yes 19,520 8,830 Yes None

George Mason University Pu/B 17,529 690 TOEFL 570 580 1/1 60 Yes Yes 18,552 10,111

Germanna Community College Pu/A 5,019 None No 6,567 † 11,200

Hampden-Sydney College Pr/B 1,060 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 570 590 3/1 30 Yes 26,344 ‡ 10,125 Yes 25 21,949 None

Hampton University Pr/AB 5,225 TOEFL, SAT 550 575 3/1 25 Yes Yes 14,818 9,859 Yes None

Hollins University Pr/B 818 17 TOEFL 550 608 2/15 35 Yes 24,325 13,600 Yes 11 16,075 None

J. Sargeant Reynolds Community

College Pu/A 11,671 TOEFL 550 None Yes No 6,649 † 6,000

James Madison University Pu/B 15,287 106 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 570 2/1 40 Yes 16,232 5,756 Yes 45 13,780

Jefferson College of Health Sciences Pr/AB 873 TOEFL 450 50 Yes 13,860 3,300 Yes None

Liberty University Pr/AB 9,879 414 TOEFL 500 565 None 35 Yes Yes 15,350 9,956 Yes 390 6,645 3/1

Longwood University Pu/B 3,674 22 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 3/1 40 Yes Yes 15,209 13,552 Yes 11 11,450 None

Lynchburg College Pr/B 1,998 8 TOEFL 7/31 30 Yes Yes 25,565 8,300 Yes 5 7,500 None

Mary Baldwin College Pr/B 1,339 23 TOEFL 500 550 None 35 Yes Yes Yes 21,450 8,815 Yes None

Marymount University Pr/AB 2,268 162 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 560 7/1 35 Yes 19,199 10,382 Yes 36 8,813 None

National College of Business &

Technology: Harrisonburg Pr/A None 125 No 8,976 1,200

National College of Business &

Technology: Salem Pr/AB None 125 Yes Yes 8,976

Norfolk State University Pu/AB 5,246 36 TOEFL 500 525 None 25 Yes 15,376 9,367 Yes None

Northern Virginia Community College Pu/A 38,500 TOEFL 500 7/1 Yes No 6,526 † 1,286

Old Dominion University Pu/B 14,605 281 550 4/15 40 Yes Yes Yes 16,658 10,415 Yes 46 6,989 3/15

Parks College: Arlington Pr/A 25

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Parks College: Tysons Corner Pr/A

Patrick Henry Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 8/1 No 6,531 † 7,130 Yes None

Paul D. Camp Community College Pu/A 1,522 TOEFL 450 500 None No 6,501 † 2,000

Piedmont Virginia Community College Pu/A 2,806 66 TOEFL 500 No 6,579 † 4,458 Yes None

Potomac College Pr/B TOEFL 550 None 15 No 17,920 †

Radford University Pu/B 8,419 54 TOEFL 520 560 4/15 35 Yes Yes Yes 12,368 † 9,220 Yes 40 6,253 None

Randolph-Macon College Pr/B 1,097 13 TOEFL 550 3/1 30 Yes 25,345 11,195 Yes 13 14,370 3/1

Randolph-Macon Woman\’s College Pr/B 681 65 TOEFL 550 3/1 35 Yes 24,410 11,700 Yes 65 18,072 None

Rappahannock Community College Pu/A 2,870 TOEFL 500 8/20 No 6,531 † 2,440 Yes None

Regent University Pr/B 982 TOEFL 577 40 11,850 1,000

Richard Bland College Pu/A 1,105 1 TOEFL 500 8/15 20 No 10,240 8,600

Roanoke College Pr/B 1,877 26 TOEFL 520 3/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 24,653 12,352 Yes 26 15,074 None

St. Paul\’s College Pr/B 718 TOEFL None 20 Yes 11,500 7,765 Yes None

Shenandoah University Pr/AB 1,562 55 TOEFL 527 7/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 21,290 10,750 Yes 32 8,522 None

Southwest Virginia Community College Pu/A 3,446 TOEFL 500 No 6,546 † 4,850

Sweet Briar College Pr/B 556 10 TOEFL, SAT 550 2/1 40 Yes 23,540 11,430 Yes 10 16,210

Thomas Nelson Community College Pu/A 6,498 None Yes No 6,522 † 8,045

Tidewater Community College Pu/A 22,691 TOEFL 500 None Yes No 6,661 † 9,410

Tidewater Tech Pr/A 25

University of Mary Washington Pu/B 3,951 10 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 570 620 2/1 45 Yes 14,776 † 10,746

University of Northern Virginia Pr/B 920

University of Richmond Pr/AB 2,853 109 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 610 1/15 50 Yes Yes Yes 36,550 7,110 Yes 85 32,074 2/25

University of Virginia Pu/B 13,387 567 TOEFL, SAT Subject 1/2 60 Yes Yes 25,769 6,909

Test(s)

University of Virginia\’s College at Wise Pu/B 1,623 9 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 570 4/1 25 Yes Yes 16,678 8,146 Yes 9 6,320 None

Virginia Commonwealth University Pu/B 18,691 375 TOEFL 550 None 30 Yes Yes Yes 17,496 7,536 Yes 110 17,268 None

Virginia Intermont College Pr/AB 1,126 12 TOEFL 500 550 None 15 Yes Yes Yes 17,845 12,105 Yes 34 15,086 3/1

Virginia Military Institute Pu/B 1,369 27 TOEFL 500 572 3/1 25 24,225 8,888

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State

University Pu/AB 21,534 492 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 2/1 70 Yes Yes Yes 18,929 8,787

Virginia State University Pu/B 4,278 TOEFL 500 5/1 25 Yes Yes 12,512 8,846 Yes 5/1

Virginia Union University Pr/B 1,344 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 500 520 6/15 15 Yes 13,154 7,880

Subject Test(s)

Virginia Wesleyan College Pr/B 1,313 8 TOEFL 550 6/1 40 Yes Yes 23,136 10,750 Yes None

Washington and Lee University Pr/B 1,745 60 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 600 1/15 50 Yes 31,850 11,072 Yes 59 28,514 2/1

World College Pr/B 283 3,540

Washington

Art Institute of Seattle Pr/AB 3,020 TOEFL 480 500 None 50 Yes Yes Yes 17,100 † 13,350

Bastyr University Pr/B 239 TOEFL 550 4/1 60 Yes 15,381 † 11,352 Yes None

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Bates Technical College Pu/A 3,000

Bellevue Community College Pu/A 4,631 112 TOEFL 500 550 None 50 Yes No 7,863 † 10,062 Yes None

Bellingham Technical College Pu/A 3,890 None 33 Yes No 2,835 † 12,289

Big Bend Community College Pu/A 2,110 4 TOEFL 450 475 8/1 30 Yes 8,479 † 8,850

Cascadia Community College Pu/A 1,950

Central Washington University Pu/B TOEFL 525 4/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 13,100 † 11,262 Yes 3 None

Centralia College Pu/A 3,278 TOEFL 400 490 8/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 7,946 † 10,122 Yes 1 750 None

City University Pr/AB TOEFL 540 8/15 175 Yes No 12,435 ‡ 860

Clark College Pu/A 5,750 23 TOEFL 520 7/15 35 Yes No 7,912 † 9,918

Clover Park Technical College Pu/A 8,490 8/30 200 Yes No Yes 7,895 † 10,395 Yes 8/25

Cornish College of the Arts Pr/B 768 20 TOEFL 530 None 35 No 22,400 ‡ 10,100 Yes None

Crown College Pr/AB 293 TOEFL 490 None 135 No 7,500 ‡

DeVry University: Federal Way Pr/AB 773 TOEFL 500 50 13,410 † 14,900

DigiPen Institute of Technology Pr/AB 618 TOEFL None 75 No

Eastern Washington University Pu/B 9,356 TOEFL 525 7/15 35 Yes Yes Yes 13,574 † 9,719

Edmonds Community College Pu/A 7,600 480 510 None 50 Yes Yes 7,860 † 9,204

Everett Community College Pu/A 2,746 24 7/1 40 Yes No Yes 7,758 † 11,802

Evergreen State College Pu/B 3,962 15 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 525 552 3/1 50 Yes Yes 14,747 † 10,530

Gonzaga University Pr/B 4,060 46 TOEFL 550 596 8/1 45 Yes Yes Yes 25,012 10,870 Yes 38 12,827 6/30

Grays Harbor College Pu/A 858 TOEFL 500 None Yes No 7,830 † 4,242 Yes None

Green River Community College Pu/A 6,620 TOEFL 500 8/25 50 Yes Yes Yes 7,951 † 10,929

Henry Cogswell College Pr/B 200 TOEFL 530 None 50 No 16,680 † 8,032 Yes None

Heritage University Pr/AB 756 TOEFL 500 None 100 Yes No 11,895 ‡ 10,612

Highline Community College Pu/A 5,610 TOEFL 480 None 50 Yes No 7,728 † 5,986

Lake Washington Technical College Pu/A 3,600 TOEFL 500 None 50 Yes No 9,576

Lower Columbia College Pu/A 1,592 2 TOEFL 460 500 None 59 Yes No 7,853 † 10,365

North Seattle Community College Pu/A 2,993 4 520 7/31 35 Yes No Yes 7,760 † 11,034 Yes 8/31

Northwest Aviation College Pr/A 21 TOEFL 500 None 200

Northwest College of Art Pr/B 140 TOEFL 500 6/1 100 14,400 Yes 6/1

Northwest School of Wooden

Boatbuilding Pr/A 32 8/7 100 No 1,000

Northwest University Pr/AB 1,089 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 575 6/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 18,144 9,350 Yes 11 7,302 None

Olympic College Pu/A 3,371 5 TOEFL 480 550 None 35 Yes No 7,833 † 8,940

Pacific Lutheran University Pr/B 3,331 187 TOEFL 550 7/1 40 Yes Yes Yes 23,450 10,253 Yes 162 4,386 None

Peninsula College Pu/A 1,070 25 TOEFL 500 510 None 35 7,740 † 10,519 Yes None

Pierce College Pu/A 4,639 TOEFL 480 501 8/1 30 Yes 7,752 † 3,714

Renton Technical College Pu/A 1,290 TOEFL 500 None 25 Yes No 2,866 † 9,683

Saint Martin\’s University Pr/B 1,178 TOEFL 525 535 7/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 21,155 ‡ 10,000 Yes None

Seattle Pacific University Pr/B 2,978 26 TOEFL 550 9/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 23,391 11,163 Yes 7 10,899 None

Seattle University Pr/B 4,110 306 TOEFL 520 592 6/1 45 Yes Yes Yes 24,615 11,055

Shoreline Community College Pu/A 7,748 9/1 35 Yes No 7,605 † 12,580

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Control/ Undergraduate Students Test Required TOEFL Applications Academic Tuition/ Living Number Average

Institution ESL Summer Available DeadlineDegrees Total Int’l (Fall 2007) min avg Deadline Fee ($) Year Fees ($) Costs Receiving Award ($)

Skagit Valley College Pu/A 6,200 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 7,788 † 8,595

South Puget Sound Community College Pu/A 6,767 TOEFL 450 500 3/1 40 Yes Yes 7,643 † 9,576

South Seattle Community College Pu/A 1,829 8/15 50 Yes No Yes 7,760 † 9,378

Spokane Community College Pu/A 6,152 TOEFL 500 None 40 Yes No 7,754 † 10,377

Spokane Falls Community College Pu/A 5,528 TOEFL 500 None 40 Yes No 7,784 † 11,034

Tacoma Community College Pu/A 6,480 8/15 Yes No 7,818 † 6,718

Trinity Lutheran College Pr/AB 107 TOEFL 500 None 30 Yes Yes 12,962 10,002 Yes None

University of Puget Sound Pr/B 2,589 11 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 609 5/1 40 Yes 30,060 8,000 Yes 6 11,500 None

University of Washington Pu/B 25,469 TOEFL 540 1/15 38 Yes Yes Yes 19,917 † 10,545

Walla Walla College Pr/AB 1,596 15 TOEFL 550 None 30 Yes Yes 19,917 10,887 Yes 46 7,423 None

Walla Walla Community College Pu/A 2,255 4 TOEFL 500 510 None 7,803 † 10,200

Washington State University Pu/B 19,077 541 TOEFL 520 1/31 50 Yes Yes Yes 15,018 † 6,746 Yes None

Western Washington University Pu/B 12,816 51 TOEFL 550 3/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 14,688 † 10,511 Yes 5 2,145 None

Whatcom Community College Pu/A 6,197 480 500 8/18 35 Yes No Yes 7,692 † 11,310

Whitman College Pr/B 1,488 42 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 560 1/15 45 Yes Yes 30,806 9,090 Yes 41 30,000 2/1

Whitworth College Pr/B 2,156 16 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 None Yes Yes Yes 24,154 10,780 Yes 13 16,083 None

Yakima Valley Community College Pu/A 6,225 TOEFL 480 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 7,758 † 7,155

West Virginia

Alderson-Broaddus College Pr/AB 623 10 TOEFL, ACT 500 8/1 10 Yes Yes 19,090 9,270 Yes 6 13,355 None

Appalachian Bible College Pr/AB 230 5 TOEFL 500 8/10 10 Yes 8,820 7,900 Yes 6/15

Bethany College Pr/B 888 32 TOEFL 500 574 None 25 Yes 16,550 9,970 Yes 5/1

Bluefield State College Pu/AB TOEFL 550 8/13 No 7,014 † 7,480

Concord University Pu/AB TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 7/15 Yes Yes 8,686 † 6,796 Yes None

Corinthian Schools: National Institute of

Technology Pr/A 400 None No

Davis and Elkins College Pr/AB 543 TOEFL 500 5/30 35 Yes Yes Yes 17,730 7,100 Yes 25 9,939 None

Glenville State College Pu/AB 1,305 TOEFL 550 None 25 Yes Yes 8,640 † 10,032 Yes 5 1,805 None

Marshall University Pu/AB 9,161 80 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 7/15 35 Yes Yes Yes 10,634 † 10,515

Mountain State College Pr/A No 7,165 600 Yes None

Mountain State University Pr/AB 3,978 84 TOEFL 500 520 7/15 50 Yes Yes Yes 7,800 6,936

Ohio Valley University Pr/AB 516 33 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 None 20 Yes Yes Yes 14,262 8,350 Yes None

Potomac State College of West Virginia

University Pu/A TOEFL 550 None Yes 7,872 † 5,664

Salem International University Pr/AB 489 TOEFL 500 8/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 11,040 † 6,090 Yes None

Shepherd University Pu/B 3,436 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 600 2/1 35 Yes 10,618 † 9,970 Yes 25 6,035 None

Southern West Virginia Community and

Technical College Pu/A TOEFL No 6,824 † 1,950

University of Charleston Pr/AB 900 7 TOEFL, SAT, SAT 500 None 25 Yes Yes 21,000 10,150 Yes 3/1

Subject Test(s), or ACT

Valley College of Technology Pr/A 17 None No 7,300 7,034 Yes None

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Institution ESL Summer Available DeadlineDegrees Total Int’l (Fall 2007) min avg Deadline Fee ($) Year Fees ($) Costs Receiving Award ($)

West Liberty State College Pu/AB 2,160 10 TOEFL 500 510 7/1 Yes 9,054 † 9,296 Yes None

West Virginia Business College Pr/A 94 75 8,400 † 475

West Virginia Northern Community

College Pu/A 2,148 2 TOEFL 500 None No 5,592 † 3,762

West Virginia State University Pu/B 3,455 TOEFL 500 None Yes 8,124 † 7,086 Yes 6/15

West Virginia University Pu/B 19,510 306 TOEFL 500 4/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 12,874 † 9,724

West Virginia University at Parkersburg Pu/AB 3,114 TOEFL, ACT 550 None No 5,892 † 8,152 Yes None

West Virginia University Institute of

Technology Pu/AB TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 510 4/1 20 Yes 10,416 † 10,362

West Virginia Wesleyan College Pr/B 1,366 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 8/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 21,330 10,050 Yes None

Wheeling Jesuit University Pr/B 1,188 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 580 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 22,186 ‡ 8,708 Yes 35 14,082 None

Wisconsin

Alverno College Pr/AB 2,047 13 TOEFL 520 4/15 20 Yes Yes 16,334 9,834

Bellin College of Nursing Pr/B 247 TOEFL, ACT 5/1 30 No 14,791 † 6,860

Beloit College Pr/B 1,328 68 TOEFL 525 650 4/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 28,350 7,962 Yes 3/1

Bryant & Stratton College: Milwaukee Pr/AB 870 TOEFL 500 None 25 No 750

Cardinal Stritch University Pr/AB TOEFL 550 7/15 25 Yes Yes 17,950 7,480 Yes 20 None

Carroll College Pr/B 2,663 42 TOEFL 550 575 None Yes Yes 19,910 14,467 Yes 30 9,641 None

Carthage College Pr/B 2,432 18 TOEFL 500 None 30 Yes Yes 23,650 10,500 Yes 15 24,354 None

Chippewa Valley Technical College Pu/A 5,627 TOEFL 500 None 30 Yes No 15,454 † 8,019

Concordia University Wisconsin Pr/AB 3,650 35 TOEFL 500 509 7/1 125 Yes Yes Yes 17,280 † 9,130 Yes 5 6,200 None

DeVry University: Milwaukee Pr/B 73 50 12,000 † 12,830

Edgewood College Pr/AB 1,826 22 TOEFL 525 540 8/1 25 Yes 18,000 9,160

Fox Valley Technical College Pu/A 5,820 None 30 Yes No 15,686 † 900

Herzing College Pr/AB TOEFL None No

Lakeland College Pr/AB TOEFL 500 None 20 Yes Yes Yes 16,796 8,245 Yes 7/1

Lawrence University Pr/B 1,405 99 577 617 2/15 40 Yes Yes 29,598 9,487 Yes 99 20,022 None

Madison Area Technical College Pu/A TOEFL 550 30 Yes No 16,316 7,820

Maranatha Baptist Bible College Pr/AB 786 2 TOEFL, ACT 450 None 50 Yes Yes 9,110 ‡ 8,590 Yes None

Marian College of Fond du Lac Pr/B 1,872 12 TOEFL 525 700 5/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 17,625 8,960 Yes 13 9,758 None

Marquette University Pr/AB 7,718 137 525 560 None 40 Yes Yes Yes 25,074 10,870 Yes 65 10,360 None

Mid-State Technical College Pu/A TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 None 30 Yes No 15,430 † 9,198

Milwaukee Area Technical College Pu/A 14,817 TOEFL 500 510 8/19 30 No 15,571 † 1,000 Yes None

Milwaukee School of Engineering Pr/B 2,092 40 TOEFL 550 8/1 25 Yes Yes Yes 24,960 12,629 Yes 14 3,809 None

Moraine Park Technical College Pu/A TOEFL 500 None 30 Yes No 16,220 900

Mount Mary College Pr/B 1,346 17 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 550 None 75 Yes Yes 18,128 10,734 Yes 10 4,557 None

Northcentral Technical College Pu/A 4,955 TOEFL 490 3/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 16,209 7,680

Northeast Wisconsin Technical College Pu/A 5,450 550 None 30 No 15,432 † 9,734

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Northland College Pr/B 691 10 TOEFL 525 600 6/1 50 Yes Yes 20,789 9,291 Yes None

St. Norbert College Pr/B 1,942 47 TOEFL 550 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 23,497 8,319 Yes 41 13,850 None

Silver Lake College Pr/AB 413 1 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 6/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 17,108 8,400 Yes 1 16,000 None

Southwest Wisconsin Technical College Pu/A 2,442 TOEFL 450 None 25 Yes Yes Yes 15,381 † 7,348 Yes None

University of Wisconsin-Baraboo/Sauk

County Pu/A 548 TOEFL 500 6/1 35 No 12,992 † 8,830

University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Pu/AB 9,929 103 TOEFL 525 530 7/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 15,225 † 7,807 Yes 57 6,153 None

University of Wisconsin-Fond du Lac Pu/A TOEFL 500 None 35 No 12,930 † 3,285

University of Wisconsin-Green Bay Pu/AB 5,321 37 TOEFL 550 None 35 Yes Yes 15,471 † 8,049 Yes 33 12,815 None

University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Pu/AB 7,908 59 TOEFL 550 5/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 15,120 † 7,355 Yes None

University of Wisconsin-Madison Pu/B 28,458 923 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 550 2/1 35 Yes Yes Yes 20,280 † 9,710

University of Wisconsin-Marathon

County Pu/A 1,295 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 500 540 7/1 35 Yes Yes 12,897 † 6,265

University of Wisconsin-Marinette Pu/A 364 TOEFL, SAT/ACT 6/1 35 Yes No 12,877 † 600

University of Wisconsin-Marshfield/

Wood County Pu/A TOEFL 500 6/1 35 12,907 † 4,400

University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Pu/B 21,662 116 TOEFL 500 65 Yes Yes Yes 18,972 † 8,166

University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh Pu/AB 9,592 72 TOEFL 550 5/15 35 Yes Yes 15,023 † 8,634

University of Wisconsin-Parkside Pu/B 4,590 TOEFL 525 6/1 60 Yes Yes 15,767 † 9,372 Yes 92 4,220 None

University of Wisconsin-Platteville Pu/AB 5,631 22 TOEFL 500 580 6/1 35 Yes Yes 15,027 † 6,538 Yes None

University of Wisconsin-Richland Pu/A 464 TOEFL 500 5/31 35 Yes 12,949 † 7,010

University of Wisconsin-River Falls Pu/B 5,504 40 TOEFL 500 550 2/1 35 Yes Yes 15,008 † 6,912

University of Wisconsin-Rock County Pu/A 616 TOEFL 500 6/1 35 12,928 † 3,330

University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Pu/AB 8,328 117 TOEFL 525 7/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 14,974 † 6,752 Yes 6/15

University of Wisconsin-Stout Pu/B 7,248 47 TOEFL 500 550 None 35 Yes Yes 16,785 † 7,198 Yes 41 7,521 None

University of Wisconsin-Superior Pu/AB 2,507 131 TOEFL 525 535 8/1 35 Yes Yes 15,228 † 7,742 Yes None

University of Wisconsin-Waukesha Pu/A TOEFL 500 6/1 35 No 12,906 † 10,115 Yes None

University of Wisconsin-Whitewater Pu/AB 9,123 51 TOEFL 500 6/6 35 Yes Yes 15,703 † 6,640 Yes None

Viterbo University Pr/AB TOEFL 550 6/1 25 Yes Yes 17,640 11,390 Yes None

Waukesha County Technical College Pu/A TOEFL 500 5/1 100 No 16,366 8,668

Western Wisconsin Technical College Pu/A 4,069 None 30 Yes Yes Yes 16,340 6,181

Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College Pu/A 2,969 TOEFL 500 None 30 No 15,467 † 7,226

Wyoming

Casper College Pu/A 2,792 25 TOEFL 500 None Yes 4,440 6,728

Central Wyoming College Pu/A 1,027 21 TOEFL 500 None Yes Yes Yes 4,776 4,650

Eastern Wyoming College Pu/A 608 5 TOEFL 520 None Yes 4,752 6,300 Yes 2 None

Laramie County Community College Pu/A TOEFL 500 None 20 Yes Yes 4,860 5,744

Northwest College Pu/A 1,513 1 TOEFL 500 525 7/1 50 Yes Yes Yes 4,784 6,589

Sheridan College Pu/A 1,556 7 TOEFL 500 535 5/3 Yes Yes Yes 4,728 7,270 Yes 4 5,387 None

University of Wyoming Pu/B 8,984 110 TOEFL 525 596 6/1 30 Yes Yes Yes 10,055 10,610 Yes 12 4,713 None

Western Wyoming Community College Pu/A 1,789 TOEFL 500 None 100 Yes Yes Yes 4,576 4,540 Yes None

Wyoming Technical Institute Pr/A None 100 Yes

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Internationalundergraduate studentenrollmentCity University of New

York: LaGuardiaCommunityCollege (NY) .............................2,002

Glendale CommunityCollege (CA)..............................1,975

Purdue University (IN) ..................1,834University of Texas at El

Paso (TX)...................................1,570Miami Dade College (FL) .............1,486University of Southern

California (CA)..........................1,393City University of New

York: BaruchCollege (NY) .............................1,366

University ofHouston (TX).............................1,322

City University of NewYork: QueensboroughCommunityCollege (NY) .............................1,317

Kennesaw StateUniversity (GA).........................1,309

State University of NewYork at Buffalo (NY)................1,250

San Francisco StateUniversity (CA) .........................1,234

University of Illinois atUrbana-Champaign (IL) ............1,226

University of Texas atAustin (TX)................................1,220

University ofMichigan (MI) ...........................1,185

Indiana UniversityBloomington (IN) ......................1,183

Brigham YoungUniversity-Hawaii (HI)..............1,127

North Harris MontgomeryCommunity CollegeDistrict (TX) ..............................1,106

Arizona StateUniversity (AZ) .........................1,081

University of CentralOklahoma (OK) .........................1,077

California State University:Fullerton (CA) ...........................1,071

Oakland CommunityCollege (MI) ..............................1,060

Michigan StateUniversity (MI)..........................1,051

Boston University (MA) ................1,025Ohio State University:

Columbus Campus (OH)...........1,023Cornell University (NY) ................1,014Parsons The New School

for Design (NY) ........................1,004Academy of Art

University (CA) ............................994City University of New

York: HunterCollege (NY) ................................993

City University of NewYork: QueensCollege (NY) ................................983

Central PiedmontCommunityCollege (NC) ................................939

University of Texas atArlington (TX)..............................935

City University of NewYork: BronxCommunityCollege (NY) ................................925

University of Wisconsin-Madison (WI) ...............................923

University ofPennsylvania (PA) ........................921

University of California:Los Angeles (CA) ........................893

University of SouthFlorida (FL) ..................................867

Wayne StateUniversity (MI).............................831

New York University (NY)..............820University of Nevada: Las

Vegas (NV)...................................813City University of New

York: BrooklynCollege (NY) ................................788

Florida AtlanticUniversity (FL).............................787

San Jose StateUniversity (CA) ............................783

University of California:Berkeley (CA) ..............................774

University of Arizona (AZ)..............770Drexel University (PA).....................765Fashion Institute of

Technology (NY)..........................757State University of New

York atBinghamton (NY).........................742

Penn State UniversityPark (PA) ......................................727

Essex County College (NJ) ..............725Northeastern

University (MA) ...........................711Temple University (PA)....................708George Mason

University (VA)............................690University of Oregon (OR)...............683Oklahoma State

University (OK)............................679State University of New

York at StonyBrook (NY)...................................669

State University of NewYork Empire StateCollege (NY) ................................663

University of NorthTexas (TX)....................................663

Austin CommunityCollege (TX).................................652

Carnegie MellonUniversity (PA) ............................635

Arizona WesternCollege (AZ).................................624

California State University:Los Angeles (CA) ........................618

University of California:San Diego (CA)............................613

Collin County CommunityCollege District (TX) ...................611

University of Texas: PanAmerican (TX) .............................592

California StatePolytechnic University:Pomona (CA)................................575

Valencia CommunityCollege (FL) .................................572

University ofVirginia (VA) ...............................567

University of Miami (FL).................560Georgia State

University (GA)............................552University of Kansas (KS) ...............544Iowa State University (IA) ...............543Washington State

University (WA)...........................541Georgia Institute of

Technology (GA)..........................539San Diego State

University (CA) ............................525Texas A&M

University (TX) ............................522Rutgers, The State

University of NewJersey: New Brunswick/Piscataway Campus (NJ)..............518

University of Maryland:College Park (MD).......................517

Prince George’sCommunityCollege (MD)................................504

Western MichiganUniversity (MI).............................502

University of Houston:Downtown (TX) ...........................492

Virginia PolytechnicInstitute and StateUniversity (VA)............................492

University of Utah (UT) ...................490Santa Barbara City

College (CA) ................................475University of California:

Irvine (CA) ...................................475University of Texas at San

Antonio (TX) ................................471University of Minnesota:

Twin Cities (MN).........................467University of Nebraska -

Lincoln (NE).................................463Wichita State

University (KS) ............................458City University of New

York: John Jay Collegeof Criminal Justice (NY)..............457

Louisiana State Universityand Agricultural andMechanicalCollege (LA).................................448

University of CentralFlorida (FL) ..................................443

Utah State University (UT) ..............438Yale University (CT) ........................437George Washington

University (DC) ............................431University of Texas at

Dallas (TX)...................................425Brigham Young

University-Idaho (ID)...................424Suffolk University (MA) ..................420Liberty University (VA) ...................414University of

Oklahoma (OK) ............................413Northwestern

University (IL)..............................410Troy University (AL)........................410City University of New

York: College of StatenIsland (NY)...................................409

Montclair StateUniversity (NJ) .............................406

University of Hawaii atManoa (HI) ...................................406

Johnson & WalesUniversity (RI)..............................403

Princeton University (NJ) .................403

St. John’s University (NY)...............403Stanford University (CA)..................401California State University:

Fresno (CA) ..................................397City University of New

York: LehmanCollege (NY) ................................395

Oklahoma CityUniversity (OK)............................386

Mercer County CommunityCollege (NJ)..................................376

Virginia CommonwealthUniversity (VA)............................375

University of Maryland:Baltimore County (MD)...............373

California State University:San Bernardino (CA)....................370

University of Nebraska -Kearney (NE)................................367

Brown University (RI)......................362Bunker Hill Community

College (MA)................................360Howard Community

College (MD)................................356Indiana University-Purdue

UniversityIndianapolis (IN) ..........................354

University of California:Davis (CA)....................................354

LindenwoodUniversity (MO) ...........................351

Orange CoastCollege (CA) ................................348

University of Chicago (IL) ...............343Berkeley College of New

York City (NY) ............................341University of Colorado at

Boulder (CO) ................................341Illinois Institute of

Technology (IL)............................339Florida Institute of

Technology (FL)...........................338School of Visual

Arts (NY)......................................338Minnesota State

University:Mankato (MN)..............................336

American University (DC)................334Syracuse University (NY).................333Duke University (NC).......................329Embry-Riddle Aeronautical

University (FL).............................329School of the Art Institute

of Chicago (IL).............................326Bentley College (MA) ......................323Southern Illinois

UniversityCarbondale (IL) ............................322

University ofMemphis (TN) ..............................317

Tufts University (MA)......................315Texas Southern

University (TX) ............................310California State University:

Sacramento (CA) ..........................307Massachusetts Institute of

Technology (MA).........................306Seattle University (WA) ...................306West Virginia

University (WV)...........................306State University of New

York College atPlattsburgh (NY) ..........................304

Excelsior College (NY) ....................303Midwestern State

University (TX) ............................303New Jersey Institute of

Technology (NJ)...........................301Lake Superior State

University (MI).............................299New York Institute of

Technology (NY)..........................299University of California:

Riverside (CA)..............................297Monroe College (NY).......................295

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Mount HolyokeCollege (MA)................................291

Southern MethodistUniversity (TX) ............................290

Calvin College (MI)..........................288University of Florida (FL)................287Pratt Institute (NY) ...........................286Old Dominion

University (VA)............................281Washington University in

St. Louis (MO) .............................279University of Notre

Dame (IN).....................................278Pace University (NY)........................276Salem State College (MA) ...............274University of Nevada:

Reno (NV) ....................................272University of

MassachusettsBoston (MA).................................271

Towson University (MD)..................270Texas Christian

University (TX) ............................269Polk Community

College (FL) .................................268Emory University (GA) ....................266Northern Arizona

University (AZ) ............................265University of Alabama at

Birmingham (AL).........................264Georgetown

University (DC) ............................262St. Petersburg College (FL)..............262University of

Arkansas (AR) ..............................262Franklin University (OH)..................259Barry University (FL) .......................257University of Nebraska -

Omaha (NE)..................................253Savannah College of Art

and Design (GA) ..........................248University of Iowa (IA)....................247Bellevue University (NE) .................245Brandeis University (MA) ................245Colorado State

University (CO) ............................244Ohio University (OH) .......................244Fairleigh Dickinson

University: MetropolitanCampus (NJ).................................243

Columbia University:Columbia College (NY) ...............242

Texas State University:San Marcos (TX)..........................242

University ofCincinnati (OH) ............................242

University of Missouri:Columbia (MO) ............................242

Dallas BaptistUniversity (TX) ............................240

University of Tampa (FL) ................240Pima Community

College (AZ).................................239University of Northern

Iowa (IA) ......................................238Cuyahoga Community

College: MetropolitanCampus (OH)................................237

Eastern MichiganUniversity (MI).............................236

Northeastern StateUniversity (OK)............................233

Thomas Edison StateCollege (NJ)..................................232

College of LakeCounty (IL)...................................230

Minot StateUniversity (ND)............................230

Union County College (NJ)..............230California State University:

Chico (CA) ...................................228Macalester College (MN) .................225Western Kentucky

University (KY)............................225

University of NorthCarolina atCharlotte (NC) ..............................224

University ofBridgeport (CT) ............................221

University of Tulsa (OK) .................221Michigan Technological

University (MI).............................220Johns Hopkins

University (MD) ...........................219University of North

Carolina at ChapelHill (NC).......................................219

University ofMassachusettsAmherst (MA) ..............................218

Kean University (NJ)........................217University of Central

Arkansas (AR) ..............................217Middlebury College (VT) .................216State University of New

York at Albany (NY) ...................211North Carolina State

University (NC) ............................210Idaho State University (ID) ..............207Saginaw Valley State

University (MI).............................207University of Toledo (OH) ...............207Dartmouth College (NH) ..................206University of Tennessee:

Knoxville (TN) .............................204Northern Kentucky

University (KY)............................202Raritan Valley Community

College (NJ)..................................202Kansas State

University (KS) ............................200St. Francis College (NY) ..................200DePaul University (IL) .....................199Southwest Minnesota State

University (MN) ...........................198Pittsburg State

University (KS) ............................197Texas Tech

University (TX) ............................197Texas Woman’s

University (TX) ............................197Western Carolina

University (NC) ............................197Central Missouri State

University (MO) ...........................196Andrews University (MI)..................192Boston College (MA) .......................191Bowling Green State

University (OH)............................191Cleveland State

University (OH)............................191University of South

Carolina (SC)................................191Pepperdine

University (CA) ............................189University of Alabama in

Huntsville (AL) ............................189Pacific Lutheran

University (WA)...........................187Southern Polytechnic State

University (GA)............................187University of

Alabama (AL)...............................187University of

Georgia (GA)................................187Park University (MO) .......................185Truman State

University (MO) ...........................184University of Missouri:

Kansas City (MO) ........................184University of Idaho (ID)...................182Wellesley College (MA)...................182Northwood University:

Florida Campus (FL)....................181Campbell University (NC)................180Oberlin College (OH) .......................180University of

Rochester (NY).............................180Northwood University (MI)..............179

Ithaca College (NY)..........................178Smith College (MA) .........................178Columbia University: Fu

Foundation School ofEngineering andApplied Science (NY) ..................177

Lee University (TN)..........................177Indiana University of

Pennsylvania (PA) ........................176University of Maryland:

UniversityCollege (MD)................................176

Graceland University (IA) ................175Johnson & Wales

University (FL).............................174Baylor University (TX).....................173Manatee Community

College (FL) .................................173City University of New

York: Medgar EversCollege (NY) ................................172

Long Island University: C.W. Post Campus (NY) .................171

University of Missouri: St.Louis (MO)...................................170

Wesleyan University (CT)................170Abilene Christian

University (TX) ............................169College of Charleston (SC) ..............169Delaware County

CommunityCollege (PA).................................169

California State University:Dominguez Hills (CA) .................166

University ofLouisville (KY) ............................166

D’Youville College (NY) .................164Grinnell College (IA)........................164Rensselaer Polytechnic

Institute (NY)................................164State University of New

York at New Paltz (NY) ..............164Adelphi University (NY) ..................163Florida State

University (FL).............................162Marymount

University (VA)............................162Moraine Valley

Community College (IL)..............162La Sierra University (CA) ................161Mercyhurst College (PA)..................161Boise State University (ID) ..............158Clark University (MA)......................157Cameron University (OK) ................156Kent State University (OH)..............153La Roche College (PA) ....................153Ohio Wesleyan

University (OH)............................153Ferris State

University (MI).............................152Weber State

University (UT) ............................152Utah Valley State

College (UT).................................150Case Western Reserve

University (OH)............................149Harding University (AR) ..................148University of

Kentucky (KY) .............................148Villanova University (PA)................148Worcester Polytechnic

Institute (MA)...............................147Butler County Community

College (KS).................................146Drake University (IA).......................146Northern Illinois

University (IL)..............................146University of the Incarnate

Word (TX) ....................................146Montgomery County

CommunityCollege (PA).................................144

Southern ArkansasUniversity (AR) ............................144

Dickinson StateUniversity (ND)............................143

Loyola University ofChicago (IL) .................................143

New England Institute ofTechnology (RI) ...........................142

Niagara University (NY) ..................141University of Alaska

Fairbanks (AK).............................141Auburn University (AL) ...................140Ramapo College of New

Jersey (NJ) ....................................140Alabama Agricultural and

MechanicalUniversity (AL) ............................139

Des Moines AreaCommunityCollege (IA)..................................138

University of Maine (ME)................138Colgate University (NY)...................137Illinois State

University (IL)..............................137Marquette University (WI) ...............137Hofstra University (NY) ...................136Dowling College (NY)......................135Franklin & Marshall

College (PA).................................135Rutgers, The State

University of NewJersey: NewarkRegional Campus (NJ) .................134

University ofConnecticut (CT) ..........................134

Vanderbilt University (TN) ..............132University of Wisconsin-

Superior (WI)................................131William Paterson

University of NewJersey (NJ) ....................................131

Wright StateUniversity (OH)............................131

St. Louis University (MO)................130East Tennessee State

University (TN) ............................128Lafayette College (PA) .....................128University of Findlay (OH) ..............128University of New

Mexico (NM)................................127University of North

Florida (FL) ..................................126Indiana University-Purdue

University FortWayne (IN)...................................125

Montana State University:Bozeman (MT) .............................125

Arkansas TechUniversity (AR) ............................124

Central Connecticut StateUniversity (CT) ............................124

Central MichiganUniversity (MI).............................123

Indiana StateUniversity (IN) .............................123

Lewis University (IL) .......................123Lincoln University (MO)..................123Santa Clara

University (CA) ............................123Murray State

University (KY)............................122Southeastern Louisiana

University (LA) ............................122University of

Delaware (DE)..............................122Edinboro University of

Pennsylvania (PA) ........................121Bard College (NY)............................120Macomb Community

College (MI) .................................120Western Illinois

University (IL)..............................120Denison University (OH)..................119Duquesne University (PA)................119Lehigh University (PA) ....................118

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University of Colorado atDenver and HealthSciences Center (CO)...................118

University ofEvansville (IN) .............................118

Vassar College (NY).........................118Lake Forest College (IL) ..................117Sam Houston State

University (TX) ............................117University of Illinois at

Chicago (IL) .................................117University of Wisconsin-

Stevens Point (WI) .......................117Oakwood College (AL) ....................116University of Akron (OH) ................116University of Wisconsin-

Milwaukee (WI) ...........................116Williams College (MA) ....................116Polytechnic

University (NY)............................115University of California:

Santa Cruz (CA)...........................115University of Tennessee:

Martin (TN) ..................................115Worcester State

College (MA)................................115State University of New

York College atPotsdam (NY)...............................114

University of Maine atPresque Isle (ME).........................114

Southern University andAgricultural andMechanicalCollege (LA).................................113

Bellevue CommunityCollege (WA) ...............................112

Cooper Union for theAdvancement ofScience and Art (NY) ..................112

St. Leo University (FL) ....................112Southern Illinois

UniversityEdwardsville (IL)..........................112

University ofMississippi (MS) ..........................111

Amherst College (MA) .....................110Miami University: Oxford

Campus (OH)................................110University of

Pittsburgh (PA).............................110University of

Wyoming (WY)............................110Bethune-Cookman

College (FL) .................................109Carleton College (MN) .....................109Century Community and

Technical College (MN) ..............109Oakland University (MI) ..................109University of

Richmond (VA) ............................109El Centro College (TX) ....................108Dickinson College (PA)....................107Georgia Southern

University (GA)............................107Houston Baptist

University (TX) ............................106James Madison

University (VA)............................106Webster University (MO) .................106Indiana University South

Bend (IN)......................................105Coastal Carolina

University (SC).............................104Columbia University:

School of GeneralStudies (NY).................................104

Grand Valley StateUniversity (MI).............................104

University of WestGeorgia (GA)................................104

Wentworth Institute ofTechnology (MA).........................104

Butler University (IN).......................103Madonna University (MI).................103

University of Michigan:Dearborn (MI) ..............................103

University of SouthernMississippi (MS) ..........................103

University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire (WI) ............................103

Concordia College:Moorhead (MN)............................102

John BrownUniversity (AR) ............................101

University of theOzarks (AR)..................................101

Fort Hays StateUniversity (KS) ............................100

Lewis-Clark StateCollege (ID)..................................100

Lincoln University (PA) ...................100Long Island University:

Brooklyn Campus (NY) ...............100Valdosta State

University (GA)............................100Lawrence University (WI)..................99University of San

Diego (CA) .....................................99University of Maryland:

Eastern Shore (MD) .......................98Juilliard School (NY)..........................97Armstrong Atlantic State

University (GA)..............................96Daytona Beach

CommunityCollege (FL) ...................................96

Massachusetts BayCommunityCollege (MA)..................................96

Rice University (TX) ..........................96St. Lawrence

University (NY)..............................96Fordham University (NY)...................95Hamilton College (NY) ......................95Bridgewater State

College (MA)..................................94Bucknell University (PA) ...................94Northampton County Area

CommunityCollege (PA)...................................94

Canisius College (NY)........................93Grand Rapids Community

College (MI) ...................................93Metropolitan Community

College (NE)...................................93Pacific Union

College (CA) ..................................93Southern Oregon

University (OR) ..............................93Slippery Rock University

of Pennsylvania (PA) .....................92Swarthmore College (PA)...................92Wartburg College (IA)........................92Bates College (ME) ............................91California College of the

Arts (CA) ........................................91Harrisburg Area

CommunityCollege (PA)...................................91

New Mexico StateUniversity (NM) .............................91

College of Wooster (OH) ...................90Columbus College of Art

and Design (OH) ............................90Eckerd College (FL) ...........................90Bryn Mawr College (PA) ...................89Knox College (IL)...............................88Mercy College (NY) ...........................88Emporia State

University (KS) ..............................87Roxbury Community

College (MA)..................................87St. Mary’s University (TX) ................87University of North

Carolina atGreensboro (NC) ............................87

William Rainey HarperCollege (IL) ....................................87

California State University:Stanislaus (CA)...............................86

Colorado School ofMines (CO).....................................86

McHenry CountyCollege (IL) ....................................86

Moody Bible Institute (IL) .................86Missouri Southern State

University (MO) .............................85Mountain State

University (WV).............................84Roosevelt University (IL) ...................84St. Edward’s

University (TX) ..............................84Stevens Institute of

Technology (NJ).............................84Arkansas State

University (AR) ..............................83Columbus State

University (GA)..............................83Earlham College (IN)..........................83St. Gregory’s

University (OK)..............................83Loyola Marymount

University (CA) ..............................82University of Missouri:

Rolla (MO) .....................................82Westminster College (MO).................82University of Detroit

Mercy (MI) .....................................81University of

Indianapolis (IN) ............................81Azusa Pacific

University (CA) ..............................80Cincinnati State Technical

and CommunityCollege (OH) ..................................80

Emerson College (MA).......................80Marshall University (WV)..................80Rider University (NJ)..........................80Elon University (NC)..........................79Georgia College and State

University (GA)..............................79Southwestern Michigan

College (MI) ...................................79Eastern Oregon

University (OR) ..............................78University of Louisiana at

Monroe (LA) ..................................78Caldwell College (NJ) ........................77State University of New

York College atOneonta (NY) .................................77

West Texas A&MUniversity (TX) ..............................77

Grambling StateUniversity (LA) ..............................76

Martin MethodistCollege (TN)...................................76

Woodbury University (CA) ................76Chapman University (CA)..................75Florida Southern

College (FL) ...................................75Maryland Institute College

of Art (MD) ....................................75State University of New

York College atBrockport (NY) ..............................75

Tusculum College (TN)......................75College of William and

Mary (VA) ......................................74Kalamazoo Valley

CommunityCollege (MI) ...................................74

Menlo College (CA) ...........................74Nicholls State

University (LA) ..............................74Barnard College (NY).........................73College of St.

Benedict (MN)................................73Lamar University (TX) .......................73Messiah College (PA).........................73Purdue University:

Calumet (IN)...................................73

Sonoma StateUniversity (CA) ..............................73

Southern New HampshireUniversity (NH)..............................73

Stetson University (FL) ......................73Tompkins-Cortland

CommunityCollege (NY) ..................................73

University of NewHampshire (NH) .............................73

University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh (WI) .................................72

Anne Arundel CommunityCollege (MD)..................................71

Queens University ofCharlotte (NC) ................................71

Roger WilliamsUniversity (RI)................................71

South Plains College (TX) .................70Berea College (KY) ............................69College of St.

Scholastica (MN)............................69Beloit College (WI) ............................68Philadelphia

University (PA) ..............................68State University of New

York at Oswego (NY)....................68Albright College (PA).........................67Lewis & Clark

College (OR) ..................................67Salem College (NC)............................67Southern Utah

University (UT) ..............................67Connecticut College (CT)...................66Curtis Institute of

Music (PA) .....................................66Manchester College (IN) ....................66Mannes College The New

School for Music (NY) ..................66Piedmont Virginia

CommunityCollege (VA) ..................................66

Quinnipiac University (CT)................66Stephen F. Austin State

University (TX) ..............................66Albany College of

Pharmacy (NY)...............................65California Institute of

Technology (CA)............................65Randolph-Macon Woman’s

College (VA) ..................................65St. John’s University (MN) ................65California Institute of the

Arts (CA) ........................................64College of St.

Catherine (MN) ..............................64Iona College (NY) ..............................64Lock Haven University of

Pennsylvania (PA) ..........................64Luther College (IA) ............................64Occidental College (CA) ....................64Robert Morris

University (PA) ..............................64Trinity University (TX) ......................64East Carolina

University (NC) ..............................63Henderson State

University (AR) ..............................63Catholic University of

America (DC) .................................62Flagler College (FL) ...........................62New Jersey City

University (NJ) ...............................62St. Joseph’s

University (PA) ..............................62ASA Institute of Business

and ComputerTechnology (NY)............................61

California PolytechnicState University: SanLuis Obispo (CA)...........................61

National University (CA)....................61Thiel College (PA)..............................61University of Tennessee:

Chattanooga (TN)...........................61

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Clarkson University (NY)...................60Kansas City Kansas

CommunityCollege (KS)...................................60

Lawrence TechnologicalUniversity (MI)...............................60

University of NewHaven (CT).....................................60

Washington and LeeUniversity (VA)..............................60

Youngstown StateUniversity (OH)..............................60

Clemson University (SC)....................59Hamline University (MN)...................59Rust College (MS) ..............................59University of Mobile (AL) .................59University of Wisconsin-

La Crosse (WI)...............................59Augsburg College (MN) .....................58Bradley University (IL) ......................58Florida Gulf Coast

University (FL)...............................58Hartwick College (NY).......................58North Park University (IL) .................58Jacksonville State

University (AL) ..............................57Montana Tech of the

University ofMontana (MT) ................................57

St. Peter’s College (NJ) ......................57Western Oregon

University (OR) ..............................57Augusta State

University (GA)..............................56Drury University (MO).......................56State University of New

York College at OldWestbury (NY) ...............................56

Barton County CommunityCollege (KS)...................................55

Berkeley College (NJ) ........................55Hill College (TX)................................55Mayville State

University (ND)..............................55Shenandoah

University (VA)..............................55Alcorn State

University (MS)..............................54Coe College (IA).................................54Lee College (TX)................................54Massachusetts College of

Art (MA).........................................54Ouachita Baptist

University (AR) ..............................54Radford University (VA)....................54Ringling School of Art and

Design (FL) ....................................54Salem Community

College (NJ)....................................54State University of New

York College ofTechnology atDelhi (NY)......................................54

University ofVermont (VT).................................54

Valley City StateUniversity (ND)..............................54

Belmont AbbeyCollege (NC) ..................................53

Davidson College (NC) ......................53University of St.

Thomas (MN) .................................53University of West

Florida (FL) ....................................53Valparaiso University (IN) .................53Agnes Scott College (GA)..................52Bryant University (RI)........................52California Lutheran

University (CA) ..............................52Emmanuel College (MA)....................52International Academy of

Design and Technology:Chicago (IL) ...................................52

Northern EssexCommunityCollege (MA)..................................52

University of the Arts (PA)................52College of the

Atlantic (ME)..................................51Framingham State

College (MA)..................................51Lander University (SC).......................51Northwestern Oklahoma

State University (OK) ....................51University of North

Carolina atWilmington (NC)............................51

University of St.Thomas (TX) ..................................51

University of Wisconsin-Whitewater (WI).............................51

Western WashingtonUniversity (WA).............................51

Xavier University (OH) ......................51Owens Community

College: Toledo (OH) ....................50Peirce College (PA) ............................50Rocky Mountain

College (MT) ..................................50Seton Hall University (NJ) .................50State University of New

York at Purchase (NY) ..................50University of Southern

Indiana (IN) ....................................50Donnelly College (KS) .......................49Kettering University (MI)...................49Kutztown University of

Pennsylvania (PA) ..........................49Maryville College (TN) ......................49Mercer University (GA)......................49Mills College (CA) .............................49Tennessee Technological

University (TN) ..............................49University of

Montevallo (AL).............................49Charleston Southern

University (SC)...............................48Fresno Pacific

University (CA) ..............................48Neumann College (PA).......................48Bowdoin College (ME).......................47Brescia University (KY) .....................47Claremont McKenna

College (CA) ..................................47Eastern University (PA)......................47Embry-Riddle Aeronautical

University: PrescottCampus (AZ) ..................................47

Erie Community College:North Campus (NY).......................47

Loras College (IA)..............................47Mount Union

College (OH) ..................................47St. Norbert College (WI) ....................47University of Wisconsin-

Stout (WI).......................................47Cowley County

CommunityCollege (KS)...................................46

Eastern IllinoisUniversity (IL)................................46

Gonzaga University (WA)..................46Hanover College (IN) .........................46McKendree College (IL).....................46Oklahoma Baptist

University (OK)..............................46Vaughn College of

Aeronautics andTechnology (NY)............................46

CampbellsvilleUniversity (KY)..............................45

Long Island BusinessInstitute (NY)..................................45

Marymount ManhattanCollege (NY) ..................................45

Palm Beach AtlanticUniversity (FL)...............................45

Pellissippi State TechnicalCommunityCollege (TN)...................................45

University of SouthCarolina at Aiken (SC) ..................45

Whittier College (CA) ........................45Georgia Southwestern

State University (GA) ....................44Hampshire College (MA) ...................44Haverford College (PA)......................44Lindsey Wilson

College (KY) ..................................44Manhattanville

College (NY) ..................................44New York School of

Interior Design (NY) ......................44School of the Museum of

Fine Arts (MA)...............................44State University of New

York atFarmingdale (NY) ..........................44

Angelo StateUniversity (TX) ..............................43

Bloomsburg University ofPennsylvania (PA) ..........................43

The Citadel (SC) .................................43Hesston College (KS) .........................43Johnson & Wales

University (CO) ..............................43Springfield Technical

CommunityCollege (MA)..................................43

Union University (TN)........................43Western Nebraska

CommunityCollege (NE)...................................43

Carroll College (WI)...........................42Eastern Mennonite

University (VA)..............................42Holy Names

University (CA) ..............................42Shorter College (GA)..........................42Tarleton State

University (TX) ..............................42Whitman College (WA)......................42William Woods

University (MO) .............................42Clarion University of

Pennsylvania (PA) ..........................41Morton College (IL)............................41University of Michigan:

Flint (MI) ........................................41Baldwin-Wallace

College (OH) ..................................40Dixie State College of

Utah (UT) .......................................40Juniata College (PA)...........................40Milwaukee School of

Engineering (WI)............................40Niagara County

CommunityCollege (NY) ..................................40

Union College (NY)............................40University of Wisconsin-

River Falls (WI) .............................40Wheaton College (MA) ......................40Wingate University (NC)....................40College of St.

Elizabeth (NJ).................................39Illinois Wesleyan

University (IL)................................39Mississippi College (MS) ...................39Pine Manor College (MA)..................39Providence College (RI) .....................39University of Houston:

Clear Lake (TX) .............................39Waldorf College (IA)..........................39Belmont University (TN)....................38Berkeley College (NY) .......................38Bloomfield College (NJ).....................38Fairleigh Dickinson

University: College atFlorham (NJ) ..................................38

George FoxUniversity (OR) ..............................38

Hope College (MI)..............................38Montana State University:

Billings (MT)..................................38Sacred Heart

University (CT) ..............................38Wake Forest

University (NC) ..............................38Widener University (PA)....................38Ashland University (OH)....................37Franklin Pierce

College (NH) ..................................37Furman University (SC) .....................37Muskingum College (OH) ..................37University of North

Carolina atPembroke (NC)...............................37

University of Wisconsin-Green Bay (WI)..............................37

Washington College (MD)..................37DePauw University (IN) .....................36Fort Lewis College (CO)....................36Hobart and William Smith

Colleges (NY).................................36Jamestown College (ND)....................36Midlands Technical

College (SC) ...................................36Norfolk State

University (VA)..............................36Penn State Erie, The

Behrend College (PA) ....................36State University of New

York College atBuffalo (NY) ..................................36

University of NorthernColorado (CO) ................................36

Columbia UnionCollege (MD)..................................35

Concordia UniversityWisconsin (WI) ..............................35

Gettysburg College (PA) ....................35Houghton College (NY)......................35Oakland City

University (IN) ...............................35Rhode Island College (RI)..................35St. Ambrose

University (IA) ...............................35Simmons College (MA)......................35Wittenberg

University (OH)..............................35College of the Holy

Cross (MA).....................................34Dominican University of

California (CA)...............................34Gordon College (MA).........................34Lasell College (MA) ...........................34Linfield College (OR).........................34Master’s College (CA)........................34Mount Wachusett

CommunityCollege (MA)..................................34

New EnglandCollege (NH) ..................................34

Roberts WesleyanCollege (NY) ..................................34

St. Michael’s College (VT) ................34Spelman College (GA)........................34State University of New

York College atCortland (NY).................................34

University ofPortland (OR) .................................34

University of Puerto Rico:Mayaguez (PR)...............................34

Art Institute of Boston atLesley University (MA) .................33

Chatham College (PA)........................33Colorado College (CO).......................33Eastern Connecticut State

University (CT) ..............................33Lesley University (MA)......................33Lipscomb University (TN)..................33New Mexico Institute of

Mining andTechnology (NM)...........................33

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Northern MichiganUniversity (MI)...............................33

Northwestern StateUniversity (LA) ..............................33

Ohio ValleyUniversity (WV).............................33

Salisbury University (MD) .................33Wabash College (IN) ..........................33Augustana College (IL) ......................32Bethany College (WV) .......................32Chicago State

University (IL)................................32Frostburg State

University (MD) .............................32Galveston College (TX)......................32North Carolina Central

University (NC) ..............................32North Central College (IL) .................32Point Park University (PA).................32Pomona College (CA).........................32University of

MassachusettsDartmouth (MA).............................32

University ofRedlands (CA) ................................32

University of Texas atTyler (TX) ......................................32

BellarmineUniversity (KY)..............................31

Central Florida CommunityCollege (FL) ...................................31

Hood College (MD)............................31St. Andrews Presbyterian

College (NC) ..................................31Utica College (NY).............................31Berkshire Community

College (MA)..................................30Christian Brothers

University (TN) ..............................30Francis Marion

University (SC)...............................30Gustavus Adolphus

College (MN)..................................30Judson College (IL) ............................30Oregon Institute of

Technology (OR)............................30University of Minnesota:

Crookston (MN) .............................30University of South

Dakota (SD)....................................30Westminster College (UT)..................30Anderson University (SC) ..................29Appalachian State

University (NC) ..............................29Arizona State University

West (AZ).......................................29Berry College (GA) ............................29Brenau University (GA)......................29California Baptist

University (CA) ..............................29Converse College (SC) .......................29Eastern New Mexico

University (NM) .............................29Finlandia University (MI)...................29Oklahoma Panhandle State

University (OK)..............................29Penn State Harrisburg (PA)................29Richard Stockton College

of New Jersey (NJ) ........................29University of Dayton (OH).................29University of Rhode

Island (RI).......................................29Carson-Newman

College (TN)...................................28Cornell College (IA) ...........................28Georgia Highlands

College (GA) ..................................28La Salle University (PA) ....................28Mesa State College (CO)....................28Morehead State

University (KY)..............................28Northwestern College (IA) .................28Pennsylvania College of

Technology (PA) ............................28

University of NorthCarolina atAsheville (NC)................................28

Columbia College (SC).......................27Glendale Community

College (AZ)...................................27Lambuth University (TN) ...................27LeTourneau

University (TX) ..............................27Quinsigamond Community

College (MA)..................................27Rollins College (FL) ...........................27Sarah Lawrence

College (NY) ..................................27Siena College (NY).............................27Thomas University (GA) ....................27University of Maine at

Machias (ME).................................27Virginia Military

Institute (VA)..................................27Assumption College for

Sisters (NJ) .....................................26East Stroudsburg

University ofPennsylvania (PA) ..........................26

Gannon University (PA) .....................26Lake-Sumter Community

College (FL) ...................................26Morehouse College (GA)....................26Northwood University:

Texas Campus (TX) .......................26Roanoke College (VA) .......................26Rutgers, The State

University of NewJersey: CamdenRegional Campus (NJ) ...................26

Seattle PacificUniversity (WA).............................26

South Dakota School ofMines andTechnology (SD) ............................26

Western New MexicoUniversity (NM) .............................26

Casper College (WY)..........................25Fisher College (MA)...........................25Heidelberg College (OH)....................25Hope International

University (CA) ..............................25Morningside College (IA)...................25Peninsula College (WA) .....................25Rogers State

University (OK)..............................25Rose-Hulman Institute of

Technology (IN) .............................25University of the

Cumberlands (KY) .........................25University of Science and

Arts of Oklahoma (OK) .................25Volunteer State

CommunityCollege (TN)...................................25

Avila University (MO)........................24Creighton University (NE)..................24Eastern Arizona

College (AZ)...................................24Eugene Lang College The

New School for LiberalArts (NY)........................................24

Everett CommunityCollege (WA) .................................24

Fitchburg StateCollege (MA)..................................24

King College (TN)..............................24Loyola College in

Maryland (MD) ..............................24Merrimack College (MA) ...................24Millersville University of

Pennsylvania (PA) ..........................24Shawnee State

University (OH)..............................24Skidmore College (NY)......................24Tiffin University (OH)........................24University of the

South (TN)......................................24Wilson College (PA)...........................24

Austin Peay StateUniversity (TN) ..............................23

Benedictine University (IL)................23Bethany College (KS).........................23Clark College (WA)............................23Franciscan University of

Steubenville (OH)...........................23Gordon College (GA) .........................23Guilford College (NC)........................23Kuyper College (MI) ..........................23Mary Baldwin

College (VA) ..................................23Maryville University of

Saint Louis (MO) ...........................23Mount Aloysius

College (PA)...................................23North Georgia College &

State University (GA) ....................23Rosemont College (PA)......................23Seton Hill University (PA) .................23University of Colorado at

Colorado Springs (CO) ..................23Warren Wilson

College (NC) ..................................23Barton College (NC)...........................22Centre College (KY)...........................22Concordia University (CA).................22Curry College (MA)............................22Edgewood College (WI) .....................22Indian Hills Community

College (IA)....................................22Longwood University (VA)................22Robert Morris College:

Chicago (IL) ...................................22St. Olaf College (MN) ........................22South Florida Community

College (FL) ...................................22Tennessee Wesleyan

College (TN)...................................22Union College (KY)............................22University of Wisconsin-

Platteville (WI) ...............................22Wayne State College (NE) .................22Capital University (OH)......................21Central Wyoming

College (WY) .................................21Ivy Tech Community

College: CentralIndiana (IN) ....................................21

Livingstone College (NC)...................21Malone College (OH) .........................21Marywood University (PA) ................21Mott Community

College (MI) ...................................21Plymouth State

University (NH)..............................21Salve Regina

University (RI)................................21Trevecca Nazarene

University (TN) ..............................21University of Arkansas at

Pine Bluff (AR) ..............................21University of Maryland:

Baltimore (MD) ..............................21University of the Sciences

in Philadelphia (PA).......................21Wheaton College (IL) .........................21Auburn University at

Montgomery (AL) ..........................20Central College (IA) ...........................20Chaminade University of

Honolulu (HI) .................................20Cornish College of the

Arts (WA).......................................20Gwynedd-Mercy

College (PA)...................................20Naugatuck Valley

CommunityCollege (CT)...................................20

Pitzer College (CA) ............................20St. Thomas Aquinas

College (NY) ..................................20Southwestern College (KS) ................20

State University of NewYork College ofTechnology atCanton (NY) ...................................20

State University of NewYork Institute ofTechnology at Utica/Rome (NY) .....................................20

Allegheny College (PA)......................19Belhaven College (MS) ......................19Bennington College (VT) ...................19Le Moyne College (NY).....................19MidAmerica Nazarene

University (KS) ..............................19North Country Community

College (NY) ..................................19North Greenville

College (SC) ...................................19Penn State Altoona (PA) ....................19Philadelphia Biblical

University (PA) ..............................19St. Anselm College (NH) ...................19St. Mary’s University of

Minnesota (MN) .............................19Wayland Baptist

University (TX) ..............................19American International

College (MA)..................................18Carthage College (WI)........................18Chadron State

College (NE)...................................18Limestone College (SC) .....................18McDaniel College (MD).....................18Mohawk Valley

CommunityCollege (NY) ..................................18

OglethorpeUniversity (GA)..............................18

St. Vincent College (PA)....................18Ursinus College (PA)..........................18Centenary College of

Louisiana (LA) ...............................17Community College of

Rhode Island (RI)...........................17Davenport University (MI) .................17Dominican University (IL) .................17Hollins University (VA) .....................17Illinois College (IL) ............................17Mansfield University of

Pennsylvania (PA) ..........................17Marygrove College (MI).....................17Milligan College (TN) ........................17Moravian College (PA).......................17Mount Mary College (WI) .................17Rockford College (IL) ........................17Rockhurst University (MO)................17University of Illinois:

Springfield (IL)...............................17University of Minnesota:

Morris (MN) ...................................17University of South

Carolina atBeaufort (SC)..................................17

Alabama StateUniversity (AL) ..............................16

Averett University (VA) .....................16Brevard College (NC).........................16Calhoun Community

College (AL)...................................16Frank Phillips

College (TX)...................................16Geneva College (PA)..........................16Grand View College (IA) ...................16Heartland Community

College (IL) ....................................16Hiwassee College (TN).......................16Kansas City Art

Institute (MO).................................16Penn State Abington (PA) ..................16Point Loma Nazarene

University (CA) ..............................16St. Mary’s College of

Maryland (MD) ..............................16South Dakota State

University (SD) ..............................16

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Southwest BaptistUniversity (MO) .............................16

Trinity ChristianCollege (IL) ....................................16

Vanguard University ofSouthernCalifornia (CA)...............................16

Whitworth College (WA) ...................16Albion College (MI) ...........................15Austin College (TX) ...........................15Cedar Valley College (TX) ................15Drew University (NJ)..........................15Evergreen State

College (WA) .................................15Keystone College (PA) .......................15Lubbock Christian

University (TX) ..............................15New College of

Florida (FL) ....................................15Pacific States

University (CA) ..............................15Samford University (AL)....................15Southern Wesleyan

University (SC)...............................15Walla Walla College (WA) ................15Cedarville University (OH) ................14Covenant College (GA) ......................14Indiana University

Southeast (IN).................................14Ivy Tech Community

College: NorthCentral (IN) ....................................14

LeMoyne-OwenCollege (TN)...................................14

McMurry University (TX)..................14Monmouth University (NJ).................14Regis University (CO) ........................14St. Xavier University (IL) ..................14Shippensburg University of

Pennsylvania (PA) ..........................14State University of New

York College ofEnvironmental Scienceand Forestry (NY) ..........................14

Toccoa Falls College (GA).................14University of Dallas (TX)...................14University of La

Verne (CA) .....................................14Warner Southern

College (FL) ...................................14Alverno College (WI) .........................13Baptist Bible College of

Pennsylvania (PA) ..........................13College of the Desert (CA) ................13Grove City College (PA)....................13Marist College (NY) ...........................13Meredith College (NC) .......................13Mount St. Mary’s

University (MD) .............................13Naropa University (CO)......................13Randolph-Macon

College (VA) ..................................13Roane State Community

College (TN)...................................13Thomas Jefferson

University: College ofHealth Professions (PA).................13

Triton College (IL)..............................13University of Mary

Hardin-Baylor (TX)........................13University of Texas

Southwestern MedicalCenter at Dallas (TX).....................13

Wagner College (NY).........................13Willamette

University (OR) ..............................13Albertson College of

Idaho (ID) .......................................12Bay Path College (MA)......................12Bethel University (MN)......................12Cincinnati Christian

University (OH)..............................12Goucher College (MD) .......................12Harcum College (PA) .........................12

Hutchinson CommunityCollege (KS)...................................12

Marian College of Fond duLac (WI) .........................................12

Middle GeorgiaCollege (GA) ..................................12

Motlow State CommunityCollege (TN)...................................12

Mount Vernon NazareneUniversity (OH)..............................12

Ottawa University (KS) ......................12Penn State Berks (PA)........................12Pratt Community

College (KS)...................................12Spartanburg Methodist

College (SC) ...................................12Stonehill College (MA) ......................12Trinity International

University (IL)................................12University of Advancing

Technology (AZ) ............................12University of Alaska

Southeast (AK) ...............................12Victoria College (TX).........................12Virginia Intermont

College (VA) ..................................12Alma College (MI)..............................11Cornerstone

University (MI)...............................11Dakota State

University (SD) ..............................11Georgetown College (KY)..................11Massasoit Community

College (MA)..................................11Northeast Community

College (NE)...................................11Panola College (TX) ...........................11San Juan College (NM) ......................11Scripps College (CA)..........................11University of

Dubuque (IA)..................................11University of Puget

Sound (WA)....................................11University of St.

Francis (IL).....................................11Alderson-Broaddus

College (WV) .................................10Cabrini College (PA) ..........................10Carl Albert State

College (OK) ..................................10Carroll College (MT)..........................10Central Christian College

of Kansas (KS) ...............................10Central State

University (OH)..............................10Cleveland Institute of

Art (OH) .........................................10Daemen College (NY) ........................10Ferrum College (VA)..........................10Georgian Court

University (NJ) ...............................10LaGrange College (GA)......................10Landmark College (VT)......................10Muhlenberg College (PA)...................10Nazareth College of

Rochester (NY)...............................10Northland College (WI)......................10Our Lady of the Lake

University of SanAntonio (TX) ..................................10

Quincy University (IL) .......................10St. John’s College (NM).....................10Spring Hill College (AL)....................10Sullivan County

CommunityCollege (NY) ..................................10

SusquehannaUniversity (PA) ..............................10

Sweet Briar College (VA) ..................10University of Great

Falls (MT).......................................10University of Maine at

Farmington (ME)............................10University of Mary

Washington (VA) ...........................10

West Liberty StateCollege (WV) .................................10

Zion Bible Institute (RI) .....................10Bridgewater College (VA)....................9Bryan College (TN) ..............................9Clarke College (IA) ..............................9Colby-Sawyer

College (NH) ....................................9Colorado Christian

University (CO) ................................9Edward Waters

College (FL) .....................................9Erskine College (SC) ............................9Flathead Valley

CommunityCollege (MT) ....................................9

Franklin College (IN)............................9Hardin-Simmons

University (TX) ................................9Moore College of Art and

Design (PA) ......................................9North Carolina Wesleyan

College (NC) ....................................9Northwest Nazarene

University (ID) .................................9Northwestern

College (MN)....................................9Ohio Northern

University (OH)................................9Regis College (MA)..............................9State University of New

York College atFredonia (NY) ..................................9

University of RioGrande (OH).....................................9

University of Virginia’sCollege at Wise (VA) ......................9

York College (NE)................................9York College of

Pennsylvania (PA) ............................9Aquinas College (MI) ...........................8Bennett College (NC) ...........................8Chowan College (NC) ..........................8College of New

Rochelle (NY) ..................................8College of Saint

Mary (NE) ........................................8Fontbonne

University (MO) ...............................8Hastings College (NE)..........................8Lebanon Valley

College (PA).....................................8Lynchburg College (VA)......................8Midway College (KY) ..........................8Saint Mary’s College (IN)....................8State University of New

York Upstate MedicalUniversity (NY)................................8

Villa Julie College (MD)......................8Virginia Wesleyan

College (VA) ....................................8Wells College (NY) ..............................8Wofford College (SC)...........................8Angelina College (TX) .........................7Blackburn College (IL).........................7Castleton State

College (VT).....................................7Champlain College (VT) ......................7Cheyney University of

Pennsylvania (PA) ............................7College of Mount St.

Joseph (OH)......................................7Concordia University (MI) ...................7East Texas Baptist

University (TX) ................................7Faulkner University (AL) .....................7Green Mountain

College (VT).....................................7Indiana University

Kokomo (IN) ....................................7Indiana University

Northwest (IN)..................................7Ivy Tech Community

College: Northeast (IN)....................7

Johnston CommunityCollege (NC) ....................................7

King’s College (PA) .............................7Millsaps College (MS)..........................7Ozarks Technical

CommunityCollege (MO)....................................7

Paris Junior College (TX).....................7Rhodes College (TN)............................7Rogue Community

College (OR) ....................................7Schreiner University (TX) ....................7Sheridan College (WY) ........................7Texas State Technical

College: WestTexas (TX)........................................7

University ofCharleston (WV) ..............................7

University of Cincinnati:Clermont College (OH)....................7

Western New EnglandCollege (MA)....................................7

Williams BaptistCollege (AR) ....................................7

Albertus MagnusCollege (CT).....................................6

Assumption College (MA) ...................6Concordia University: St.

Paul (MN).........................................6Culver-Stockton

College (MO)....................................6Dawson Community

College (MT) ....................................6Feather River

College (CA) ....................................6Heritage Christian

University (AL) ................................6Laboratory Institute of

Merchandising (NY).........................6Lincoln Land Community

College (IL) ......................................6Middlesex Community

College (CT).....................................6North Shore Community

College (MA)....................................6Penn State Delaware

County (PA)......................................6Southwest Florida

College (FL) .....................................6Tougaloo College (MS) ........................6University of Puerto Rico:

Humacao (PR) ..................................6Ursuline College (OH)..........................6Appalachian Bible

College (WV) ...................................5Ball State University (IN).....................5Carroll Community

College (MD)....................................5Chandler-Gilbert

Community College:Williams Campus (AZ) ....................5

The College of NewJersey (NJ) ........................................5

Eastern WyomingCollege (WY) ...................................5

Erie Community College:City Campus (NY) ...........................5

Hendrix College (AR)...........................5Ivy Tech Community

College: Lafayette (IN) ....................5Johnson & Wales

University (NC) ................................5Kaskaskia College (IL) .........................5Northeast Iowa

CommunityCollege (IA)......................................5

Olympic College (WA).........................5Rocky Mountain College

of Art & Design (CO)......................5St. Cloud Technical

College (MN)....................................5St. Joseph’s College:

Suffolk Campus (NY) ......................5

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Southeastern College ofthe Assemblies ofGod (FL)...........................................5

Stephens College (MO) ........................5Tabor College (KS)...............................5University of Houston:

Victoria (TX) ....................................5Anna Maria College (MA) ...................4Baker University (KS) ..........................4Becker College (MA)............................4Big Bend Community

College (WA) ...................................4Calvary Bible College and

TheologicalSeminary (MO).................................4

Cedar Crest College (PA).....................4Dana College (NE)................................4Erie Community College:

South Campus (NY).........................4Fashion Institute of Design

and Merchandising: SanDiego (CA) .......................................4

Highland CommunityCollege (IL) ......................................4

Ivy Tech CommunityCollege: Northwest (IN)...................4

John Wood CommunityCollege (IL) ......................................4

MacMurray College (IL) ......................4Manor College (PA)..............................4Memphis College of

Art (TN)............................................4Mount Marty College (SD) ..................4North Seattle Community

College (WA) ...................................4Ohio State University:

Marion Campus (OH) ......................4Ohio State University:

Newark Campus (OH)......................4Penn State Lehigh

Valley (PA).......................................4Reedley College (CA)...........................4St. Elizabeth College of

Nursing (NY)....................................4Southwestern Christian

University (OK)................................4Southwestern

University (TX) ................................4Springfield College (MA).....................4Sterling College (KS) ...........................4University of New

Hampshire atManchester (NH) ..............................4

University of St.Mary (KS).........................................4

Walla Walla CommunityCollege (WA) ...................................4

Walters State CommunityCollege (TN).....................................4

Warner PacificCollege (OR) ....................................4

Bluefield College (VA).........................3Clarendon College (TX) .......................3College Misericordia (PA)....................3Corban College (OR)............................3Elizabeth City State

University (NC) ................................3Franklin W. Olin College

of Engineering (MA)........................3Johnson State

College (VT).....................................3Lake Erie College (OH) .......................3Magdalen College (NH)........................3Medaille College (NY) .........................3Molloy College (NY)............................3Paine College (GA)...............................3Paul Smith’s College (NY)...................3Penn State Mont Alto (PA) ..................3Penn State Worthington

Scranton (PA) ...................................3Rose State College (OK) ......................3St. John’s College (MD).......................3South College (TN)...............................3University of New

England (ME) ...................................3

University of Pittsburgh atBradford (PA)...................................3

University of Pittsburgh atGreensburg (PA)...............................3

Westmont College (CA) .......................3Wright State University:

Lake Campus (OH) ..........................3Adams State College (CO) ...................2Alaska Pacific

University (AK)................................2Alice Lloyd College (KY)....................2Art Institute of

Portland (OR) ...................................2Aurora University (IL)..........................2Birmingham-Southern

College (AL).....................................2Bossier Parish Community

College (LA).....................................2Briar Cliff University (IA) ...................2Cazenovia College (NY).......................2Charter Oak State

College (CT).....................................2College of Saint

Rose (NY).........................................2Delaware Valley

College (PA).....................................2DeVry University:

Indianapolis (IN) ..............................2Faith Baptist Bible College

and TheologicalSeminary (IA)...................................2

Granite State College (NH) ..................2Holy Apostles College and

Seminary (CT) ..................................2Humphreys College (CA) .....................2Indiana University

East (IN) ...........................................2Ivy Tech Community

College:Bloomington (IN) .............................2

Ivy Tech CommunityCollege: Columbus (IN)...................2

Ivy Tech CommunityCollege: Southwest (IN)...................2

Ivy Tech CommunityCollege: WabashValley (IN)........................................2

Key College (FL)..................................2Louisiana State University

in Shreveport (LA) ...........................2Lourdes College (OH) ..........................2Lower Columbia

College (WA) ...................................2Maranatha Baptist Bible

College (WI).....................................2Marlboro College (VT).........................2McPherson College (KS)......................2Mid-Plains Community

College Area (NE)............................2Nichols College (MA) ..........................2Oregon Health & Science

University (OR) ................................2Pacific University (OR) ........................2Penn State Hazleton (PA).....................2Penn State York (PA) ...........................2Piedmont College (GA) ........................2Russell Sage College (NY)...................2Sage College of

Albany (NY).....................................2St. Charles Borromeo

Seminary -Overbrook (PA) ................................2

Samuel MerrittCollege (CA) ....................................2

Southern VermontCollege (VT).....................................2

Southwest Florida College:Tampa (FL).......................................2

Texas Tech UniversityHealth SciencesCenter (TX) ......................................2

University of Puerto Rico:Arecibo (PR).....................................2

VanderCook College ofMusic (IL).........................................2

West Virginia NorthernCommunityCollege (WV) ...................................2

Amarillo College (TX)..........................1Antioch College (OH)...........................1Baptist Bible

College (MO)....................................1Barclay College (KS)............................1Bay de Noc Community

College (MI) .....................................1Benedict College (SC) ..........................1Blue Mountain

College (MS) ....................................1Blue Mountain Community

College (OR) ....................................1Brunswick Community

College (NC) ....................................1Christopher Newport

University (VA)................................1Clovis Community

College (NM)....................................1College of St. Joseph in

Vermont (VT)...................................1Concordia University at

Austin (TX) ......................................1DeVry University:

Bethesda (MD) .................................1DeVry University:

Charlotte (NC) ..................................1DeVry University:

Colorado Springs (CO) ....................1East Central College (MO)...................1Georgia Military

College (GA) ....................................1Greenville Technical

College (SC) .....................................1Hebrew College (MA) ..........................1Ivy Tech Community

College: EastCentral (IN) ......................................1

Ivy Tech CommunityCollege: Southeast (IN)....................1

Jarvis ChristianCollege (TX).....................................1

Kalamazoo College (MI) ......................1Keuka College (NY) .............................1Longview Community

College (MO)....................................1Northwest College (WY)......................1Ohio State University:

Mansfield Campus (OH) ..................1Pacific Northwest College

of Art (OR).......................................1Penn State

McKeesport (PA)..............................1Penn State Schuylkill -

Capital College (PA) ........................1Penn Valley Community

College (MO)....................................1Prescott College (AZ) ...........................1Richard Bland

College (VA) ....................................1St. Joseph College (CT)........................1St. Mary-of-the-Woods

College (IN)......................................1Silver Lake College (WI) .....................1Transylvania

University (KY)................................1Treasure Valley

CommunityCollege (OR) ....................................1

University of SouthernMaine (ME) ......................................1

Waynesburg College (PA)....................1Wilson Technical

CommunityCollege (NC) ....................................1

Yavapai College (AZ)...........................1

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Total financial aid forinternationalundergraduate studentsTemple University (PA)........15,677,906Mount Holyoke

College (MA)....................10,140,906University of Texas at

Austin (TX) ........................8,180,000Yale University (CT) ..............8,173,158Massachusetts Institute of

Technology (MA)...............8,131,945University of

Pennsylvania (PA) ..............7,885,200Princeton University (NJ) .......7,839,864Drexel University (PA)...........7,607,712Cornell University (NY) .........5,820,000University of Southern

California (CA)...................5,782,727Stanford University (CA)........5,554,481Dartmouth College (NH) ........5,548,681Wellesley College (MA).........4,836,798Oberlin College (OH) .............4,667,767Colgate University (NY).........4,534,067Macalester College (MN) .......4,428,038Colby College (ME) ...............4,418,894Vassar College (NY)...............4,168,310Lafayette College (PA) ...........4,064,161University of Miami (FL).......3,955,854Smith College (MA) ...............3,816,526Brandeis University (MA) ......3,648,308Grinnell College (IA)..............3,639,126Texas Christian

University (TX) ..................3,577,713Franklin & Marshall

College (PA).......................3,553,390Williams College (MA) ..........3,529,781Graceland University (IA) ......3,470,850Arizona State

University (AZ) ..................3,407,390Ithaca College (NY)................3,189,081Hamilton College (NY) ..........3,096,613Bard College (NY)..................3,004,225Ohio Wesleyan

University (OH)..................2,866,275University of California:

Los Angeles (CA) ..............2,857,310Washington University in

St. Louis (MO) ...................2,854,160Parsons The New School

for Design (NY) .................2,847,438George Washington

University (DC) ..................2,790,878Cooper Union for the

Advancement ofScience and Art (NY) ........2,750,000

University ofRichmond (VA) ..................2,726,300

University of Texas: PanAmerican (TX) ...................2,686,359

Illinois Institute ofTechnology (IL)..................2,665,493

Mercyhurst College (PA)........2,642,400Liberty University (VA) .........2,591,786Dickinson College (PA)..........2,586,673Bates College (ME) ................2,557,526Amherst College (MA) ...........2,493,091St. John’s University (NY).....2,487,749Bryn Mawr College (PA) .......2,382,345Southern Methodist

University (TX) ..................2,288,886

Lake Forest College (IL) ........2,274,200Juilliard School (NY)..............2,157,377Duke University (NC).............2,145,904University of Illinois at

Urbana-Champaign (IL) .....2,102,301Harding University (AR) ........2,099,015College of Wooster (OH) .......2,097,277Miami University: Oxford

Campus (OH)......................2,087,391Northeastern

University (MA) .................2,023,353Lawrence University (WI)......1,982,275Florida Institute of

Technology (FL).................1,977,679Wesleyan University (CT)......1,971,231Texas A&M

University (TX) ..................1,957,585Clark University (MA)............1,926,500Carleton College (MN) ...........1,901,750Virginia Commonwealth

University (VA)..................1,899,535University of Notre

Dame (IN)...........................1,880,775University of Denver (CO).....1,873,586Denison University (OH)........1,754,179Louisiana State University

and Agricultural andMechanicalCollege (LA).......................1,738,615

Eastern MichiganUniversity (MI)...................1,722,155

Swarthmore College (PA).......1,719,975Polytechnic

University (NY)..................1,707,387Texas Woman’s

University (TX) ..................1,690,540Washington and Lee

University (VA)..................1,682,339University of Texas at El

Paso (TX)............................1,645,548Reed College (OR)..................1,578,527Canisius College (NY)............1,543,408Barry University (FL) .............1,529,942Quinnipiac University (CT)....1,526,164State University of New

York College atPlattsburgh (NY) ................1,510,952

University ofArkansas (AR) ....................1,508,471

University of California:Irvine (CA) .........................1,446,445

Adelphi University (NY) ........1,430,887California Institute of

Technology (CA)................1,430,660Kenyon College (OH).............1,428,216Worcester Polytechnic

Institute (MA).....................1,407,510Savannah College of Art

and Design (GA) ................1,383,120Drake University (IA).............1,359,526Columbia University:

Columbia College (NY) .....1,352,180Missouri State

University (MO) .................1,350,826Hofstra University (NY) .........1,344,427Brigham Young

University (UT) ..................1,335,120

Knox College (IL)...................1,310,290Wesleyan College (GA)..........1,286,507Seton Hall University (NJ) .....1,285,073University of Wisconsin-

Superior (WI)......................1,281,025Northwood University:

Florida Campus (FL)..........1,269,593Michigan Technological

University (MI)...................1,266,945Bowdoin College (ME)...........1,244,585College of St.

Benedict (MN)....................1,239,211Whitman College (WA)..........1,230,000Earlham College (IN)..............1,228,039Dowling College (NY)............1,226,823Lehigh University (PA) ..........1,220,165Western Michigan

University (MI)...................1,200,000St. John’s University (MN) ....1,198,735College of St.

Scholastica (MN)................1,196,925Ramapo College of New

Jersey (NJ) ..........................1,189,362American University (DC)......1,185,834Coastal Carolina

University (SC)...................1,176,729Randolph-Macon Woman’s

College (VA) ......................1,174,715University of New

Hampshire (NH) .................1,173,940University of Hawaii at

Manoa (HI) .........................1,169,404Concordia College:

Moorhead (MN)..................1,153,653Hampshire College (MA) .......1,120,630Beloit College (WI) ................1,108,044Westminster College (MO).....1,104,399Northwood University (MI)....1,097,085Duquesne University (PA)......1,093,861Union College (NY)................1,082,331University of New

Orleans (LA).......................1,072,420Clarkson University (NY).......1,067,647Wartburg College (IA)............1,056,335Furman University (SC) .........1,036,452Abilene Christian

University (TX) ..................1,032,570Rensselaer Polytechnic

Institute (NY)......................1,013,938Luther College (IA) ................1,009,321Messiah College (PA).............1,006,074University of Texas at

Arlington (TX)....................1,003,692University of Missouri: St.

Louis (MO)............................994,296DePauw University (IN) ............988,727Rice University (TX) .................982,417Bethune-Cookman

College (FL) ..........................981,720University of Houston:

Downtown (TX) ....................979,041Hamline University (MN)..........969,288Montana State University:

Bozeman (MT) ......................958,617Eckerd College (FL) ..................953,103La Sierra University (CA) .........947,098Trinity College (CT) ..................925,910Sacred Heart

University (CT)......................922,736Gettysburg College (PA) ...........890,427Illinois Wesleyan

University (IL).......................885,977St. Leo University (FL) .............870,853University of

Kentucky (KY) ......................870,812Wabash College (IN) .................870,307McKendree College (IL)............869,132Colorado College (CO)..............857,878University of

Evansville (IN) ......................849,331Tufts University (MA)...............841,809Georgetown

University (DC) .....................840,000Goshen College (IN)..................837,307Providence College (RI) ............835,596

Iona College (NY) .....................832,395Agnes Scott College (GA).........813,323Jacksonville

University (FL)......................812,812Hartwick College (NY)..............802,367Embry-Riddle Aeronautical

University (FL)......................800,466Hawaii Pacific

University (HI) ......................787,096Miami Dade College (FL) .........778,774Murray State

University (KY).....................778,245Judson College (IL) ...................771,674Roberts Wesleyan

College (NY) .........................770,257Berry College (GA) ...................767,149University of

Cincinnati (OH) .....................762,738University of

Mississippi (MS)....................757,021Elizabethtown

College (PA)..........................755,415Johns Hopkins

University (MD) ....................746,726University of the

South (TN).............................745,009University of Colorado at

Boulder (CO) .........................733,886Pacific Lutheran

University (WA)....................710,616Oregon State

University (OR) .....................709,197Hanover College (IN) ................703,164Lee University (TN)...................702,807Suffolk University (MA) ...........698,928St. Francis University (PA) .......689,215Emory University (GA) .............687,431Pomona College (CA)................685,780Marquette University (WI) ........673,423Shorter College (GA).................666,611Johnson & Wales

University (RI).......................658,866North Carolina State

University (NC) .....................654,663University of Southern

Mississippi (MS)....................646,149Wake Forest

University (NC) .....................642,272New Jersey Institute of

Technology (NJ)....................640,932University of Nevada:

Reno (NV) .............................635,475Lincoln University (PA) ............631,491Lewis & Clark

College (OR)..........................631,087State University of New

York College atPotsdam (NY)........................624,400

St. Louis University (MO).........622,655Robert Morris

University (PA)......................621,379Towson University (MD)...........621,375James Madison

University (VA).....................620,120College of St.

Catherine (MN)......................610,857Houghton College (NY).............599,272Wittenberg

University (OH).....................591,950State University of New

York atBinghamton (NY)..................584,542

Lock Haven University ofPennsylvania (PA) .................583,900

Michigan StateUniversity (MI)......................580,861

Birmingham-SouthernCollege (AL)..........................574,400

Azusa PacificUniversity (CA) .....................572,427

St. Norbert College (WI) ...........567,888Endicott College (MA) ..............565,430Rollins College (FL) ..................564,110University of Maine (ME).........557,812Fordham University (NY)..........555,780

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Hampden-SydneyCollege (VA) .........................548,734

University ofVermont (VT)........................541,310

Hope College (MI).....................539,745School of Visual

Arts (NY)...............................536,565University of California:

Davis (CA).............................533,733Oklahoma Baptist

University (OK).....................533,131Cornell College (IA) ..................526,230Coe College (IA)........................526,071Bennington College (VT) ..........512,960Virginia Intermont

College (VA) .........................512,931Hobart and William Smith

Colleges (NY)........................506,500Central Michigan

University (MI)......................505,841Menlo College (CA) ..................504,852Skidmore College (NY).............502,919Hellenic College/Holy

Cross (MA)............................493,000Wheeling Jesuit

University (WV)....................492,870Webber International

University (FL)......................487,583Gonzaga University (WA).........487,456Fairfield University (CT)...........486,155Carson-Newman

College (TN)..........................484,315Centre College (KY)..................482,750University of Northern

Iowa (IA) ...............................479,460Wheaton College (MA) .............474,416University of Alabama in

Huntsville (AL)......................471,665Saginaw Valley State

University (MI)......................469,809Cleveland State

University (OH).....................466,639University of Texas at

Dallas (TX)............................463,055Florida Southern

College (FL) ..........................462,897Edinboro University of

Pennsylvania (PA) .................462,332Minnesota State

University:Mankato (MN).......................459,314

University of SouthCarolina Upstate (SC) ...........451,774

School of the Art Instituteof Chicago (IL)......................449,996

New EnglandCollege (NH) .........................448,395

Lander University (SC)..............446,012Hocking College (OH)...............444,723Southern Illinois

UniversityCarbondale (IL) .....................441,699

Voorhees College (SC) ..............441,122Ashland University (OH)...........440,386Southeastern Louisiana

University (LA) .....................440,380Vanderbilt University (TN) .......439,217Wilson College (PA)..................436,755University of Wisconsin-

Green Bay (WI).....................422,921Linfield College (OR)................422,179Cumberland

University (TN) .....................419,049St. Thomas University (FL).......418,489Freed-Hardeman

University (TN) .....................418,049Simpson College (IA) ................415,384Mannes College The New

School for Music (NY) .........414,922Anderson University (SC) .........409,059University of Alaska

Fairbanks (AK)......................407,648Bucknell University (PA) ..........406,175Oral Roberts

University (OK).....................406,123

NorthwesternUniversity (IL).......................403,539

Villanova University (PA).........397,140Roanoke College (VA) ..............391,924Christian Brothers

University (TN) .....................390,800Columbia University:

School of GeneralStudies (NY)..........................390,600

University of Wisconsin-Parkside (WI).........................388,257

Juniata College (PA)..................387,795Dallas Baptist

University (TX) .....................386,934Hood College (MD)...................385,965Maryville College (TN) .............385,300Columbia College (MO) ............382,794Alcorn State

University (MS).....................381,282Columbus College of Art

and Design (OH) ...................377,360Texas State University:

San Marcos (TX)...................375,096North Central College (IL) ........367,214Biola University (CA)................367,136Gannon University (PA) ............366,089Franklin Pierce

College (NH) .........................365,962Carthage College (WI)...............365,315Iowa State University (IA) ........364,393Slippery Rock University

of Pennsylvania (PA) ............360,370St. Olaf College (MN) ...............357,925Southern Utah

University (UT) .....................353,439Bellarmine

University (KY).....................352,550University of Wisconsin-

Eau Claire (WI) .....................350,755William Paterson

University of NewJersey (NJ) .............................347,408

Northwestern College (IA) ........345,851Walla Walla College (WA) .......341,479Midwestern State

University (TX) .....................341,452Seton Hill University (PA) ........341,248Boston University (MA) ............335,353University of

Scranton (PA) ........................333,990University of Nebraska -

Kearney (NE).........................333,686Lake Superior State

University (MI)......................333,559Sarah Lawrence

College (NY) .........................327,825College of the

Ozarks (MO)..........................327,800Campbellsville

University (KY).....................326,357Moravian College (PA)..............324,212Old Dominion

University (VA).....................321,494Lewis-Clark State

College (ID)...........................321,097Lambuth University (TN) ..........320,189Marymount

University (VA).....................317,302Maryland Institute College

of Art (MD) ...........................314,370John Brown

University (AR) .....................313,878University of the

Cumberlands (KY) ................310,806State University of New

York College atGeneseo (NY)........................309,645

University of Wisconsin-Stout (WI)..............................308,362

Northern ArizonaUniversity (AZ) .....................307,246

Emmanuel College (MA)...........304,595St. Michael’s College (VT) .......298,132Mount Union

College (OH) .........................295,187

St. Vincent College (PA)...........293,169Walsh University (OH)..............291,560Albion College (MI) ..................290,498Carroll College (WI)..................289,250University of

Portland (OR) ........................288,021Centenary College (NJ) .............286,438Johnson & Wales

University (FL)......................283,896University of North

Carolina atWilmington (NC)...................280,392

Western KentuckyUniversity (KY).....................273,562

La Roche College (PA) .............273,500Shenandoah

University (VA).....................272,734Kent State University (OH).......271,467Grand Valley State

University (MI)......................270,495La Salle University (PA) ...........269,256University of North

Carolina atGreensboro (NC) ...................267,604

St. AmbroseUniversity (IA) ......................266,266

Xavier University (OH) .............265,700Henderson State

University (AR) .....................263,247University of North

Carolina atPembroke (NC)......................262,000

Trevecca NazareneUniversity (TN) .....................253,524

East StroudsburgUniversity ofPennsylvania (PA) .................253,430

University of the IncarnateWord (TX) .............................253,032

College of St.Elizabeth (NJ)........................251,800

Le Moyne College (NY)............250,208Radford University (VA)...........250,154Davis and Elkins

College (WV) ........................248,480Simmons College (MA).............245,710Stevens Institute of

Technology (NJ)....................244,500Haverford College (PA).............243,993Huntington University (IN) .......242,150Southwest Baptist

University (MO) ....................242,105William Carey

College (MS) .........................240,000Embry-Riddle Aeronautical

University: PrescottCampus (AZ) .........................239,637

Taylor University (IN)...............237,627Southeast Missouri State

University (MO) ....................237,186University of North

Dakota (ND) ..........................236,351Bethany Lutheran

College (MN).........................236,317Eastern Mennonite

University (VA).....................235,200Western Oregon

University (OR) .....................234,836Union College (KY)...................233,635McDaniel College (MD)............233,575University of Maine at

Machias (ME)........................231,039Rosemont College (PA).............226,543Milligan College (TN) ...............225,650King’s College (NY)..................223,800Oklahoma Christian

University (OK).....................223,479University of

Oklahoma (OK) .....................222,736Bloomsburg University of

Pennsylvania (PA) .................220,074Averett University (VA) ............218,368Idaho State University (ID) .......218,089Albright College (PA)................211,000Whitworth College (WA) ..........209,085

Barnard College (NY)................207,435Bryant University (RI) ...............206,862Heidelberg College (OH)...........206,500Philadelphia

University (PA)......................206,136Augsburg College (MN) ............203,077Tiffin University (OH)...............200,382Ohio Valley

University (WV)....................200,015City University of New

York: BrooklynCollege (NY) .........................200,000

Hope InternationalUniversity (CA) .....................200,000

Thiel College (PA).....................197,900Allegheny College (PA).............197,300Johnson & Wales

University (CO) .....................194,576Mount Vernon Nazarene

University (OH).....................194,246St. Andrews Presbyterian

College (NC)..........................193,800Columbia College (SC)..............193,750Cuyahoga Community

College: MetropolitanCampus (OH).........................193,529

Mount St. Mary’sUniversity (MD) ....................193,055

Wiley College (TX) ...................189,810University of

Rochester (NY)......................189,750Saint Mary’s College (IN).........188,755Randolph-Macon

College (VA) .........................186,821Alfred University (NY)..............185,000West Texas A&M

University (TX) .....................184,215Palm Beach Atlantic

University (FL)......................183,530Spring Arbor

University (MI)......................181,718Valley City State

University (ND).....................179,640Wofford College (SC)................179,075California Lutheran

University (CA) .....................178,156University of Tennessee:

Chattanooga (TN)..................178,000Hollins University (VA) ............176,825Truman State

University (MO) ....................173,540Alabama State

University (AL) .....................173,534University of Science and

Arts of Oklahoma (OK) ........173,189Western Illinois

University (IL).......................172,656University of North

Carolina atAsheville (NC).......................170,310

MidAmerica NazareneUniversity (KS)......................169,044

Claremont McKennaCollege (CA)..........................167,334

Jamestown College (ND)...........167,238University of Nevada: Las

Vegas (NV)............................165,000Montana State University:

Billings (MT).........................164,405Rockhurst University (MO).......162,720Sweet Briar College (VA) .........162,100Florida Gulf Coast

University (FL)......................162,055Queens University of

Charlotte (NC) .......................161,628Lyon College (AR) ....................159,765University of Dayton (OH)........158,915Tennessee Wesleyan

College (TN)..........................157,910Arkansas Tech

University (AR) .....................156,562Sterling College (KS) ................154,411Marietta College (OH)...............152,564Green Mountain

College (VT)..........................152,422

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Baldwin-WallaceCollege (OH) .........................150,875

Shepherd University (WV) ........150,875Holy Names

University (CA) .....................150,060Simpson University (CA) ..........150,000Elmhurst College (IL)................149,589Bridgewater College (VA).........149,080Kean University (NJ) .................148,333Northwood University:

Texas Campus (TX) ..............147,977Limestone College (SC) ............145,830King College (TN).....................145,756State University of New

York at Oswego (NY)...........144,150University of North

Florida (FL) ...........................142,096Westminster College (UT).........140,000Monmouth University (NJ)........139,500Bethany College (KS)................138,630Millersville University of

Pennsylvania (PA) .................136,893Millsaps College (MS)...............136,690Albertson College of

Idaho (ID) ..............................136,669California Baptist

University (CA) .....................136,497Spring Hill College (AL)...........136,319Belmont Abbey

College (NC)..........................135,000Erskine College (SC) .................135,000Wichita State

University (KS)......................135,000Rose-Hulman Institute of

Technology (IN) ....................134,812Benedictine College (KS) ..........131,865St. Gregory’s

University (OK).....................131,784Willamette

University (OR) .....................127,966Illinois College (IL) ...................127,797Marian College of Fond du

Lac (WI) ................................126,860Curtis Institute of

Music (PA) ............................126,717Longwood University (VA).......125,955University of

Indianapolis (IN)....................125,843Trinity International

University (IL).......................125,760Thomas More

College (KY) .........................125,628University of Northern

Colorado (CO) .......................124,087McMurry University (TX).........123,613Columbus State

University (GA).....................122,895Kuyper College (MI) .................120,000University of Utah (UT) ............120,000Philadelphia Biblical

University (PA)......................119,975Capital University (OH).............119,300Georgia College and State

University (GA).....................118,036Wayland Baptist

University (TX) .....................117,336Shippensburg University of

Pennsylvania (PA) .................115,722Brevard College (NC)................115,485University of Maine at

Presque Isle (ME)..................115,184Northwestern State

University (LA) .....................114,353Utica College (NY)....................113,513Minot State

University (ND).....................113,020Pine Manor College (MA).........110,700New Mexico Institute of

Mining andTechnology (NM)..................109,734

University of St.Thomas (MN) ........................109,469

Grambling StateUniversity (LA) .....................107,000

Northeastern OklahomaAgricultural andMechanicalCollege (OK) .........................106,531

University of St.Francis (IL)............................105,701

Flagler College (FL) ..................104,050Charleston Southern

University (SC)......................103,792University of Houston:

Clear Lake (TX) ....................102,000University of Idaho (ID)............100,000Goucher College (MD) ................99,780Nicholls State

University (LA) .......................99,177Franklin College (IN)...................99,004Samford University (AL).............98,125Prairie View A&M

University (TX) .......................97,698St. Mary’s College of

California (CA)........................96,715City University of New

York: LaGuardiaCommunityCollege (NY) ...........................95,000

Southern WesleyanUniversity (SC)........................94,280

Belmont University (TN).............94,000Central Methodist

University (MO) ......................92,450Fort Hays State

University (KS)........................92,114Pfeiffer University (NC) ..............91,500Chapman University (CA)...........91,463Hillsdale College (MI).................90,500Adrian College (MI) ....................89,090Austin College (TX) ....................88,750University of Toledo (OH) ..........88,595Bay Path College (MA)...............88,492Georgia Southern

University (GA).......................86,589Western Nebraska

CommunityCollege (NE)............................84,875

Cabrini College (PA) ...................82,900Toccoa Falls College (GA)..........81,426State University of New

York Institute ofTechnology at Utica/Rome (NY) ..............................80,500

NorthwestUniversity (WA)......................80,324

Alderson-BroaddusCollege (WV) ..........................80,134

Wheaton College (IL) ..................78,594Texas Lutheran

University (TX) .......................77,912Lebanon Valley

College (PA)............................77,495Chaminade University of

Honolulu (HI) ..........................77,000Bethel College (KS).....................76,319Seattle Pacific

University (WA)......................76,298University of Central

Florida (FL) .............................76,086Aquinas College (MI) ..................75,384Quincy University (IL) ................75,360St. John’s College (MD)..............75,278Cornerstone

University (MI)........................74,625Roger Williams

University (RI).........................74,000Scripps College (CA)...................72,632Eastern Kentucky

University (KY).......................71,000Valparaiso University (IN) ..........70,588Midland Lutheran

College (NE)............................69,366University of Puget

Sound (WA).............................69,000McPherson College (KS).............67,105North Georgia College &

State University (GA)..............66,612Hendrix College (AR)..................66,196

University of Akron (OH) ...........65,981Naropa University (CO)...............65,644Grove City College (PA).............65,558Mount Olive College (NC)..........64,700University of Alaska

Southeast (AK) ........................63,482Dominican College of

Blauvelt (NY) ..........................61,434Tabor College (KS)......................60,915Stephen F. Austin State

University (TX) .......................60,139Eugene Lang College The

New School for LiberalArts (NY).................................59,386

NorthwesternCollege (MN)...........................58,053

University of Virginia’sCollege at Wise (VA)..............56,882

University ofWyoming (WY).......................56,561

Barton College (NC)....................56,500Emerson College (MA)................54,476Fairleigh Dickinson

University: MetropolitanCampus (NJ)............................53,500

Milwaukee School ofEngineering (WI).....................53,334

Culinary Institute ofAmerica (NY)..........................52,500

Bethel University (MN)...............52,072William Jewell

College (MO)...........................51,905University of Colorado at

Colorado Springs (CO)............50,997New College of

Florida (FL) .............................50,365University of Tampa (FL) ...........50,000Ursuline College (OH).................49,460Keystone College (PA) ................49,250Schreiner University (TX) ...........48,860New Orleans School of

Urban Missions (LA) ..............48,000Mount Mary College (WI) ..........45,578Concordia University (NE)..........44,824St. John Fisher

College (NY) ...........................44,298Kansas City Art

Institute (MO)..........................44,000Chestnut Hill College (PA) .........43,270Salve Regina

University (RI).........................42,900Rhodes College (TN)...................42,820Creighton University (NE)...........42,238North Carolina School of

the Arts (NC)...........................41,975Champlain College (VT) .............41,750Jefferson College (MO) ...............41,135University of Kansas (KS) ..........40,615Emory & Henry

College (VA) ...........................40,202Lake Region State

College (ND) ...........................39,370Lynchburg College (VA).............37,500Hardin-Simmons

University (TX) .......................37,125Husson College (ME) ..................37,050College Misericordia (PA)...........36,200Midway College (KY) .................36,073Corban College (OR)...................36,000Mount Aloysius

College (PA)............................35,000Wells College (NY) .....................35,000School of the Museum of

Fine Arts (MA)........................33,700University of St.

Thomas (TX) ...........................33,533University of Maine at

Augusta (ME) ..........................32,674Bennett College (NC) ..................32,000Keuka College (NY) ....................31,750Briar Cliff University (IA) ..........31,560Concordia University

Wisconsin (WI)........................31,000University of Maine at

Farmington (ME).....................30,342

Williams BaptistCollege (AR)............................29,008

Dakota StateUniversity (SD)........................28,525

Central Christian Collegeof Kansas (KS) ........................28,500

Thomas University (GA) .............27,810University of Illinois:

Springfield (IL)........................27,086University of Texas at San

Antonio (TX) ...........................26,100Thomas More College of

Liberal Arts (NH)....................25,899College of the

Atlantic (ME)...........................25,412Malone College (OH) ..................23,000Sheridan College (WY) ...............21,550Assumption College (MA) ..........21,000Marlboro College (VT)................20,000Merrimack College (MA) ............20,000University of Houston:

Victoria (TX) ...........................19,914Ohio State University:

Columbus Campus (OH).........19,900Franklin University (OH).............19,886Colby-Sawyer

College (NH) ...........................19,550Davenport University (MI) ..........19,500University of Michigan:

Flint (MI) .................................19,425Centenary College of

Louisiana (LA) ........................18,245Middle Georgia

College (GA) ...........................18,006Immaculata

University (PA)........................18,000Maine College of Art (ME).........18,000Molloy College (NY)...................18,000Plymouth State

University (NH).......................17,250Paul Smith’s College (NY)..........17,065Memphis College of

Art (TN)...................................16,997College of Santa Fe (NM)...........16,500Paine College (GA)......................16,418King’s College (PA) ....................16,000Silver Lake College (WI) ............16,000Eastern Oregon

University (OR) .......................15,800Wagner College (NY)..................15,700California State University:

Stanislaus (CA)........................15,443Fresno Pacific

University (CA) .......................15,151University of St.

Mary (KS)................................13,500Kaskaskia College (IL) ................13,478Bowie State

University (MD) ......................13,002Huston-Tillotson

College (TX)............................12,840Johnson & Wales

University (NC) .......................12,833Chowan College (NC) .................12,000Pontifical Catholic

University of PuertoRico (PR) .................................12,000

University of MaryHardin-Baylor (TX).................11,878

Baptist Bible College ofPennsylvania (PA) ...................11,870

North Carolina WesleyanCollege (NC)............................11,750

College of VisualArts (MN) ................................11,530

Eastern Connecticut StateUniversity (CT)........................11,501

Washington and JeffersonCollege (PA)............................11,000

Western WashingtonUniversity (WA)......................10,725

Oakton CommunityCollege (IL) .............................10,500

Indiana UniversitySoutheast (IN)..........................10,401

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College of Mount St.Joseph (OH).............................10,300

Meredith College (NC) ................10,300Ohio Northern

University (OH).......................10,000Vaughn College of

Aeronautics andTechnology (NY).....................10,000

Alaska PacificUniversity (AK).........................9,925

Manor College (PA).......................9,900Peace College (NC) .......................9,512Mount Marty College (SD) ...........9,230Glenville State

College (WV) ............................9,025California College of the

Arts (CA) ...................................9,000Phillips Beth Israel School

of Nursing (NY) ........................9,000Spartanburg Methodist

College (SC) ..............................9,000Transylvania

University (KY).........................9,000Calumet College of St.

Joseph (IN) ................................8,000Minneapolis College of Art

and Design (MN).......................8,000Southeastern Oklahoma

State University (OK)................8,000Montreat College (NC) ..................7,681State University of New

York at Buffalo (NY)................7,500Southwestern Oregon

CommunityCollege (OR)..............................7,078

University of Pittsburgh atBradford (PA)............................6,500

York College ofPennsylvania (PA) .....................6,175

Black Hawk College (IL) ..............5,838LIFE Pacific College (CA)............5,800Concordia University: St.

Paul (MN)..................................5,790Nebraska Wesleyan

University (NE) .........................5,000Conservatory of Music of

Puerto Rico (PR) .......................4,830Rutgers, The State

University of NewJersey: CamdenRegional Campus (NJ) ..............4,500

Anna Maria College (MA) ............4,000Crichton College (TN)...................3,500Widener University (PA)...............3,300Augusta State

University (GA).........................3,150Armstrong Atlantic State

University (GA).........................3,000Lubbock Christian

University (TX) .........................3,000South Dakota State

University (SD)..........................2,700Cazenovia College (NY)................2,500Art Institute of

Portland (OR) ............................2,000Emporia State

University (KS)..........................2,000Alice Lloyd College (KY).............1,648Calvary Bible College and

TheologicalSeminary (MO)..........................1,200

Rutgers, The StateUniversity of NewJersey: New Brunswick/Piscataway Campus (NJ)...........1,000

Rutgers, The StateUniversity of NewJersey: NewarkRegional Campus (NJ) ..............1,000

Centralia College (WA)....................750University of Colorado at

Denver and HealthSciences Center (CO)...................375

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Conditional admissionbased on English-languageproficiencyAlabama

Alabama Agricultural and MechanicalUniversity

Auburn UniversityBishop State Community CollegeChattahoochee Valley Community

CollegeFaulkner State Community CollegeGadsden State Community CollegeJ. F. Drake State Technical CollegeJacksonville State UniversityMarion Military InstituteMiles CollegeSpring Hill CollegeStillman CollegeTrenholm State Technical CollegeUniversity of AlabamaUniversity of MobileUniversity of North AlabamaUniversity of South Alabama

Alaska

Alaska Pacific UniversityPrince William Sound Community

CollegeUniversity of Alaska Fairbanks

Arizona

Arizona Western CollegeCochise CollegeDine CollegeGlendale Community CollegeGrand Canyon UniversityNorthern Arizona UniversityPima Community CollegeRio Salado CollegeScottsdale Community CollegeUniversity of Advancing TechnologyUniversity of Arizona

Arkansas

Arkansas State UniversityArkansas Tech UniversityCossatot Community College of the

University of ArkansasCrowley’s Ridge CollegeHarding UniversityJohn Brown UniversityNational Park Community CollegeOuachita Baptist UniversityPhillips Community College of the

University of ArkansasUniversity of ArkansasUniversity of Arkansas at Little RockUniversity of Central Arkansas

California

Academy of Art UniversityAllan Hancock CollegeAlliant International UniversityArt Institute of California: San DiegoArt Institute of California: San

FranciscoAzusa Pacific UniversityBiola UniversityCalifornia Baptist UniversityCalifornia Institute of the ArtsCalifornia State University: ChicoCalifornia State University: FresnoCalifornia State University: Long

BeachCalifornia State University: Los

AngelesCalifornia State University: StanislausCanada CollegeChaffey CollegeCitrus CollegeCity College of San FranciscoCoastline Community CollegeColeman CollegeCollege of the DesertCollege of OceaneeringCollege of the SequoiasCollege of the SiskiyousColumbia College: HollywoodConcordia UniversityContra Costa CollegeEast Los Angeles CollegeEl Camino CollegeEmpire CollegeFashion Institute of Design and

MerchandisingFashion Institute of Design and

Merchandising: San DiegoFashion Institute of Design and

Merchandising: San FranciscoFeather River CollegeFoothill CollegeFresno Pacific UniversityGlendale Community CollegeGolden Gate UniversityHoly Names UniversityHope International UniversityLa Sierra UniversityLaguna College of Art and DesignLas Positas CollegeLincoln UniversityLong Beach City CollegeLos Angeles City CollegeLos Angeles Pierce CollegeMaric College: Panorama CityMarymount CollegeMaster’s CollegeMenlo CollegeMerced CollegeMerritt CollegeMills CollegeMiraCosta CollegeMission CollegeMonterey Peninsula CollegeMt. Sierra College

Napa Valley CollegeNational UniversityNewSchool of Architecture & DesignNorthwestern Polytechnic UniversityOtis College of Art and DesignOxnard CollegePacific States UniversityPacific Union CollegePalomar CollegePasadena City CollegePatten UniversityPepperdine UniversityPitzer CollegePlatt College: CerritosPlatt College: San DiegoPoint Loma Nazarene UniversityQueen of the Holy Rosary CollegeSacramento City CollegeSaddleback CollegeSt. Mary’s College of CaliforniaSan Diego Christian CollegeSan Diego Mesa CollegeSan Diego State UniversitySan Francisco Art InstituteSan Francisco Conservatory of MusicSan Joaquin Delta CollegeSan Jose City CollegeSanta Ana CollegeSanta Barbara City CollegeSanta Monica CollegeSantiago Canyon CollegeScripps CollegeSierra CollegeSolano Community CollegeSouthern California Institute of

ArchitectureSouthern California Institute of

TechnologyTaft CollegeUniversity of California: Santa BarbaraUniversity of La VerneUniversity of RedlandsUniversity of San DiegoUniversity of San FranciscoUniversity of Southern CaliforniaVentura CollegeWest Hills Community CollegeWest Los Angeles CollegeWhittier CollegeYuba Community College District

Colorado

Arapahoe Community CollegeArt Institute of ColoradoBoulder College of Massage TherapyColorado Christian UniversityColorado Northwestern Community

CollegeColorado State UniversityColorado State University: PuebloFront Range Community CollegeHeritage CollegeJohnson & Wales UniversityMesa State CollegePikes Peak Community CollegeRed Rocks Community CollegeRocky Mountain College of Art &

DesignTeikyo Loretto Heights UniversityTrinidad State Junior CollegeUniversity of DenverUniversity of Northern ColoradoWestwood College of Technology

Connecticut

Briarwood CollegeCentral Connecticut State UniversityGateway Community CollegeHousatonic Community CollegeInternational College of Hospitality

Management

Mitchell CollegeNaugatuck Valley Community CollegePost UniversityQuinnipiac UniversitySacred Heart UniversityTunxis Community CollegeUniversity of BridgeportUniversity of Connecticut

Delaware

Delaware Technical and CommunityCollege: Stanton Campus

Delaware Technical and CommunityCollege: Terry Campus

Goldey-Beacom CollegeUniversity of DelawareWesley College

District of Columbia

Catholic University of AmericaGallaudet UniversityGeorge Washington UniversityGeorgetown UniversityHoward UniversitySoutheastern UniversityStrayer UniversityTrinity UniversityUniversity of the District of Columbia

Florida

Barry UniversityCentral Florida CollegeCentral Florida Community CollegeCity CollegeDaytona Beach Community CollegeEckerd CollegeEdison CollegeEmbry-Riddle Aeronautical UniversityFlorida Christian CollegeFlorida Institute of TechnologyFlorida Memorial UniversityFlorida Metropolitan University:

PinellasFlorida National CollegeFull Sail Real World EducationJohnson & Wales UniversityKey CollegeLynn UniversityMiami Dade CollegeNew England Institute of TechnologyNorthwood University: Florida CampusPalm Beach Community CollegePensacola Junior CollegePolk Community CollegeRemington College: TampaSt. Leo UniversitySt. Thomas UniversitySchiller International UniversitySeminole Community CollegeSouthwest Florida CollegeUniversity of MiamiUniversity of South FloridaUniversity of TampaValencia Community CollegeWebber International University

Georgia

Abraham Baldwin Agricultural CollegeAndrew CollegeArmstrong Atlantic State UniversityAugusta Technical InstituteBauder CollegeChattahoochee Technical CollegeDeKalb Technical CollegeFort Valley State UniversityGainesville State CollegeGeorgia Highlands College

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Georgia Southern UniversityGeorgia Southwestern State UniversityGeorgia State UniversityLife UniversityMercer UniversityMiddle Georgia CollegeNorth Georgia College & State

UniversityPiedmont CollegeSavannah College of Art and DesignSavannah Technical CollegeThomas UniversityUniversity of GeorgiaYoung Harris College

Hawaii

Brigham Young University-HawaiiChaminade University of HonoluluHawaii Pacific UniversityHawaii Tokai International CollegeHeald College: HonoluluUniversity of Hawaii: Honolulu

Community CollegeUniversity of Hawaii: Kapiolani

Community CollegeUniversity of Hawaii: Leeward

Community CollegeUniversity of Hawaii: Windward

Community College

Idaho

Lewis-Clark State CollegeNorth Idaho College

Illinois

Benedictine UniversityBlack Hawk CollegeBradley UniversityCarl Sandburg CollegeCity Colleges of Chicago: Harold

Washington CollegeCity Colleges of Chicago: Malcolm X

CollegeCity Colleges of Chicago: Olive-

Harvey CollegeCity Colleges of Chicago: Richard J.

Daley CollegeCity Colleges of Chicago: Wright

CollegeCollege of DuPageCollege of Lake CountyColumbia College ChicagoConcordia UniversityDanville Area Community CollegeDominican UniversityEast-West UniversityElgin 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 CollegeInternational Academy of Design and

Technology: ChicagoKendall CollegeKishwaukee CollegeLake Land CollegeLakeview College of NursingLewis UniversityLexington CollegeLoyola University of ChicagoMacCormac CollegeMcKendree CollegeMoraine Valley Community College

Morrison Institute of TechnologyNational-Louis UniversityNorth Central CollegeNorth Park UniversityNorthwestern Business CollegeParkland CollegeRichland Community CollegeRockford Business CollegeRockford CollegeRoosevelt UniversitySauk Valley Community CollegeSchool of the Art Institute of ChicagoSouthern Illinois University CarbondaleSouthern Illinois University

EdwardsvilleSouthwestern Illinois CollegeSpringfield College in IllinoisTrinity Christian CollegeTriton CollegeWest Suburban College of NursingWestern Illinois UniversityWilliam Rainey Harper College

Indiana

American Conservatory of MusicAncilla CollegeBall State UniversityButler UniversityCalumet College of St. JosephEarlham CollegeFranklin CollegeGoshen CollegeHuntington UniversityIndiana State UniversityIndiana University BloomingtonIndiana University EastIndiana University-Purdue University

Fort WayneIndiana University-Purdue University

IndianapolisIvy Tech Community College:

BloomingtonIvy Tech Community College: Central

IndianaIvy Tech Community College:

ColumbusIvy Tech Community College: East

CentralIvy Tech Community College:

KokomoIvy Tech Community College:

LafayetteIvy Tech Community College: North

CentralIvy Tech Community College:

NortheastIvy Tech Community College:

NorthwestIvy Tech Community College: South

CentralIvy Tech Community College:

SoutheastIvy Tech Community College:

SouthwestIvy Tech Community College: Wabash

ValleyIvy Tech Community College:

WhitewaterMarian CollegeOakland City UniversityTaylor UniversityUniversity of EvansvilleUniversity of IndianapolisVincennes University

Iowa

Ashford UniversityBuena Vista UniversityCentral CollegeClarke CollegeCoe College

Cornell CollegeDes Moines Area Community CollegeDrake UniversityEllsworth Community CollegeGraceland UniversityHamilton CollegeIowa Central Community CollegeIowa State UniversityIowa Wesleyan CollegeIowa Western Community CollegeKirkwood Community CollegeLoras CollegeMaharishi University of ManagementMarshalltown Community CollegeMorningside CollegeNorthwestern CollegeScott Community CollegeSimpson CollegeUniversity of DubuqueUniversity of IowaUniversity of Northern IowaUpper Iowa UniversityWaldorf CollegeWartburg CollegeWestern Iowa Tech Community

CollegeWilliam Penn University

Kansas

Barclay CollegeBarton County Community CollegeBenedictine CollegeCloud County Community CollegeColby Community CollegeDodge City Community CollegeDonnelly CollegeEmporia State UniversityFort Hays State UniversityHesston CollegeKansas City Kansas Community

CollegeKansas State UniversityMcPherson CollegeNeosho County Community CollegeOttawa UniversityPittsburg State UniversityPratt Community CollegeSouthwestern CollegeUniversity of KansasUniversity of St. MaryWashburn University of TopekaWichita State University

Kentucky

Brescia UniversityCampbellsville UniversityDaymar CollegeHenderson Community CollegeJefferson Community CollegeKentucky Mountain Bible CollegeLindsey Wilson CollegeMaysville Community CollegeMid-Continent UniversityMurray State UniversityOwensboro Community CollegeSomerset Community CollegeSoutheast Kentucky Community and

Technical CollegeThomas More CollegeTransylvania UniversityUniversity of KentuckyUniversity of LouisvilleWestern Kentucky University

Louisiana

Bossier Parish Community CollegeDelgado Community CollegeLouisiana State University and

Agricultural and Mechanical College

Louisiana Tech UniversityLoyola University New OrleansNunez Community CollegeSt. Joseph Seminary CollegeTulane UniversityUniversity of Louisiana at LafayetteUniversity of Louisiana at MonroeUniversity of New Orleans

Maine

Beal CollegeCentral Maine Community CollegeColby CollegeHusson CollegeMaine Maritime AcademySouthern Maine Community CollegeUnity CollegeUniversity of MaineUniversity of Maine at Fort KentUniversity of Maine at Presque IsleUniversity of Southern MaineWashington County Community

College

Maryland

Anne Arundel Community CollegeBaltimore City Community CollegeBaltimore Hebrew UniversityBaltimore International CollegeCapitol CollegeCarroll Community CollegeChesapeake CollegeColumbia Union CollegeGarrett CollegeHarford Community CollegeHood CollegeJohns Hopkins University: Peabody

Conservatory of MusicPrince George’s Community CollegeTESST College of Technology:

TowsonTowson UniversityUniversity of Maryland: Baltimore

CountyUniversity of Maryland: College ParkUniversity of Maryland: Eastern ShoreUniversity of Maryland: University

CollegeVilla Julie College

Massachusetts

American International CollegeAtlantic Union CollegeBay Path CollegeBenjamin Franklin Institute of

TechnologyBerklee College of MusicBerkshire Community CollegeBoston Architectural CenterBoston ConservatoryBoston UniversityBunker Hill Community CollegeClark UniversityDean CollegeElms CollegeEmmanuel CollegeEndicott CollegeFisher CollegeGordon CollegeHebrew CollegeHellenic College/Holy CrossMassachusetts Bay Community CollegeMerrimack CollegeMiddlesex Community CollegeMontserrat College of ArtMount Ida CollegeMount Wachusett Community CollegeNew England Conservatory of MusicNewbury College

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Northeastern UniversityNorthern Essex Community CollegePine Manor CollegeQuincy CollegeSt. John’s Seminary CollegeSchool of the Museum of Fine ArtsSpringfield CollegeSuffolk UniversityUniversity of Massachusetts BostonUniversity of Massachusetts DartmouthWentworth Institute of TechnologyWheaton CollegeWorcester Polytechnic Institute

Michigan

Albion CollegeAlma CollegeAndrews UniversityBaker College of Auburn HillsBaker College of CadillacBaker College of JacksonBaker College of MuskegonBaker College of Port HuronCalvin CollegeCentral Michigan UniversityCornerstone UniversityDavenport UniversityEastern Michigan UniversityFinlandia UniversityKettering UniversityKuyper CollegeLawrence Technological UniversityMacomb Community CollegeMadonna UniversityMichigan Jewish InstituteMichigan State UniversityMichigan Technological UniversityMuskegon Community CollegeNorthwood UniversityOakland Community CollegeOakland UniversityOlivet CollegeRochester CollegeSaginaw Valley State UniversitySiena Heights UniversitySouthwestern Michigan CollegeSpring Arbor UniversityUniversity of Detroit MercyUniversity of Michigan: DearbornWayne State UniversityWestern Michigan University

Minnesota

Art Institutes International MinnesotaAugsburg CollegeBemidji State UniversityBethany Lutheran CollegeCollege of St. BenedictCollege of St. CatherineCollege of St. ScholasticaConcordia University: St. PaulDakota County Technical CollegeGlobe CollegeGustavus Adolphus CollegeHamline UniversityHennepin Technical CollegeHibbing Community CollegeItasca Community CollegeLake Superior CollegeMinnesota State Community and

Technical College - Fergus FallsMinnesota West Community and

Technical College: WorthingtonCampus

North Central UniversityNorth Hennepin Community CollegeNorthwest Technical CollegePine Technical CollegeRainy River Community CollegeRochester Community and Technical

College

St. Cloud Technical CollegeSt. John’s UniversitySt. Mary’s University of MinnesotaUniversity of Minnesota: CrookstonUniversity of St. ThomasWinona State University

Mississippi

Belhaven CollegeHinds Community CollegeMeridian Community CollegeMillsaps CollegeUniversity of MississippiUniversity of Southern Mississippi

Missouri

Avila UniversityCentral Missouri State UniversityColumbia CollegeCrowder CollegeDrury UniversityGrantham UniversityJefferson CollegeKansas City Art InstituteLincoln UniversityMaryville University of Saint LouisMissouri Baptist UniversityMissouri Southern State UniversityMissouri State UniversityMissouri Technical SchoolMissouri Valley CollegeNational American University: Kansas

CityNorthwest Missouri State UniversityPenn Valley Community CollegeRockhurst UniversitySt. Louis UniversitySouthwest Baptist UniversityStephens CollegeUniversity of Missouri: ColumbiaUniversity of Missouri: Kansas CityUniversity of Missouri: RollaUniversity of Missouri: St. LouisWashington University in St. LouisWebster UniversityWestminster CollegeWilliam Woods University

Montana

Carroll CollegeMontana State University: BozemanMontana Tech of the University of

MontanaUniversity of Great FallsUniversity of Montana: Missoula

Nebraska

Bellevue UniversityCreighton UniversityDana CollegeDoane CollegeMetropolitan Community CollegeNebraska Wesleyan UniversityNortheast Community CollegeUnion CollegeUniversity of Nebraska - KearneyUniversity of Nebraska - LincolnUniversity of Nebraska - OmahaWestern Nebraska Community CollegeYork College

Nevada

Career College of Northern NevadaCommunity College of Southern

Nevada

Great Basin CollegeMorrison UniversitySierra Nevada CollegeUniversity of Nevada: Las VegasUniversity of Nevada: RenoWestern Nevada Community College

New Hampshire

Chester College of New EnglandColby-Sawyer CollegeDaniel Webster CollegeFranklin Pierce CollegeNew England CollegeNew Hampshire Community Technical

College: ManchesterNew Hampshire Technical InstituteRivier CollegeSouthern New Hampshire UniversityUniversity of New Hampshire at

Manchester

New Jersey

Atlantic Cape Community CollegeBrookdale Community CollegeBurlington County CollegeCaldwell CollegeCentenary CollegeCollege of St. ElizabethCounty College of MorrisCumberland County CollegeFairleigh Dickinson University:

College at FlorhamFairleigh Dickinson University:

Metropolitan CampusFelician CollegeHudson County Community CollegeMercer County Community CollegeMiddlesex County CollegeMontclair State UniversityNew Jersey City UniversityNew Jersey Institute of TechnologyRowan UniversitySeton Hall UniversityStevens Institute of TechnologySussex County Community College

New Mexico

Eastern New Mexico UniversityInstitute of American Indian ArtsNational American UniversityNew Mexico Institute of Mining and

TechnologyNew Mexico Military Institute Junior

CollegeNew Mexico State UniversityNew Mexico State University at

AlamogordoUniversity of New Mexico

New York

Adelphi UniversityBramson ORT CollegeBriarcliffe CollegeBroome Community CollegeBryant & Stratton College: AlbanyBryant & Stratton College: RochesterCanisius CollegeCity University of New York: Baruch

CollegeCity University of New York: Borough

of Manhattan Community CollegeCity University of New York: Bronx

Community CollegeCity University of New York:

Brooklyn CollegeCity University of New York: City

College

City University of New York: Collegeof Staten Island

City University of New York:LaGuardia Community College

City University of New York: QueensCollege

City University of New York: YorkCollege

Clinton Community CollegeCollege of Mount St. VincentColumbia University: School of

General StudiesColumbia-Greene Community CollegeConcordia CollegeDaemen CollegeDowling CollegeDutchess Community CollegeEastman School of Music of the

University of RochesterElmira CollegeEugene Lang College The New School

for Liberal ArtsFive Towns CollegeFordham UniversityFulton-Montgomery Community

CollegeGlobe Institute of TechnologyHerkimer County Community CollegeInterboro InstituteIona CollegeJuilliard SchoolKing’s CollegeLong Island Business InstituteLong Island University: C. W. Post

CampusManhattan School of MusicManhattanville CollegeMannes College The New School for

MusicMarymount Manhattan CollegeMedaille CollegeMercy CollegeMohawk Valley Community CollegeMolloy CollegeNassau Community CollegeNazareth College of RochesterNew York Institute of TechnologyNew York UniversityNiagara County Community CollegeNorth Country Community CollegeNyack CollegeOnondaga Community CollegePace UniversityParsons The New School for DesignPaul Smith’s CollegePolytechnic UniversityRensselaer Polytechnic InstituteRoberts Wesleyan CollegeRochester Institute of TechnologyRockland Community CollegeSt. Bonaventure UniversitySt. Francis CollegeSt. John’s UniversitySt. Thomas Aquinas CollegeSchool of Visual ArtsState University of New York at

AlbanyState University of New York at

BuffaloState University of New York at New

PaltzState University of New York College

at PlattsburghState University of New York College

of Agriculture and Technology atMorrisville

State University of New York Collegeof Environmental Science andForestry

State University of New York Collegeof Technology at Alfred

State University of New York Collegeof Technology at Canton

Syracuse UniversityTechnical Career Institutes

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Tompkins-Cortland CommunityCollege

Touro CollegeUtica CollegeVaughn College of Aeronautics and

TechnologyWagner CollegeYeshiva Mikdash Melech

North Carolina

Appalachian State UniversityBelmont Abbey CollegeBrevard CollegeCentral Piedmont Community CollegeChowan CollegeCollege of the AlbemarleElizabeth City State UniversityElon UniversityFayetteville Technical Community

CollegeGuilford CollegeJohn Wesley CollegeLenoir-Rhyne CollegeMayland Community CollegeMethodist CollegeMount Olive CollegeNorth Carolina School of the ArtsPiedmont Baptist CollegePiedmont Community CollegeUniversity of North Carolina at

CharlotteVance-Granville Community CollegeWarren Wilson CollegeWilson Technical Community CollegeWingate University

North Dakota

Bismarck State CollegeDickinson State UniversityLake Region State CollegeNorth Dakota State College of ScienceNorth Dakota State University

Ohio

Antioch CollegeAshland UniversityBaldwin-Wallace CollegeCapital UniversityCentral Ohio Technical CollegeCentral State UniversityCincinnati State Technical and

Community CollegeColumbus College of Art and DesignColumbus State Community CollegeCuyahoga Community College:

Metropolitan CampusDefiance CollegeFranklin UniversityHeidelberg CollegeHiram CollegeHocking CollegeKent State UniversityLake Erie CollegeLaura and Alvin Siegal College of

Judaic StudiesMiami University: Oxford CampusMount Union CollegeMuskingum CollegeOberlin CollegeOhio Northern UniversityOhio State University: Marion CampusOhio UniversityOtterbein CollegeShawnee State UniversityTiffin UniversityUniversity of AkronUniversity of DaytonUniversity of FindlayUniversity of Northwestern Ohio

University of ToledoWalsh UniversityWilmington CollegeWittenberg UniversityXavier UniversityYoungstown State University

Oklahoma

Bacone CollegeEastern Oklahoma State CollegeNortheastern Oklahoma Agricultural

and Mechanical CollegeNorthwestern Oklahoma State

UniversityOklahoma Baptist UniversityOklahoma Christian UniversityOklahoma City Community CollegeOklahoma City UniversityOklahoma State UniversityOklahoma State University: Oklahoma

CityOklahoma Wesleyan UniversitySt. Gregory’s UniversitySouthern Nazarene UniversitySouthwestern Oklahoma State

UniversityUniversity of OklahomaUniversity of Tulsa

Oregon

Blue Mountain Community CollegeChemeketa Community CollegeConcordia UniversityGeorge Fox UniversityLewis & Clark CollegeLinfield CollegeMount Hood Community CollegeOregon Institute of TechnologyOregon State UniversityPacific UniversityPortland Community CollegePortland State UniversitySouthwestern Oregon Community

CollegeTreasure Valley Community CollegeUniversity of OregonUniversity of PortlandWestern Oregon University

Pennsylvania

Academy of Medical Arts andBusiness

Albright CollegeArcadia UniversityArt Institute of PittsburghBaptist Bible College of PennsylvaniaBloomsburg University of

PennsylvaniaBusiness Institute of PennsylvaniaBusiness Institute of Pennsylvania:

MeadvilleCabrini CollegeCarlow UniversityChatham CollegeCollege MisericordiaCurtis Institute of MusicDrexel UniversityDuBois Business CollegeDuquesne UniversityGeneva CollegeGratz CollegeGwynedd-Mercy CollegeHarcum CollegeHarrisburg Area Community CollegeImmaculata UniversityJuniata CollegeKeystone CollegeKing’s CollegeLa Roche College

Lackawanna CollegeLaurel Business InstituteLebanon Valley CollegeLehigh UniversityLock Haven University of

PennsylvaniaLycoming CollegeManor CollegeMarywood UniversityMercyhurst CollegeMessiah CollegeMillersville University of PennsylvaniaMoore College of Art and DesignOakbridge Academy of ArtsPenn State AbingtonPenn State AltoonaPenn State BeaverPenn State BerksPenn State Delaware CountyPenn State DuboisPenn State Erie, The Behrend CollegePenn State FayettePenn State HarrisburgPenn State HazletonPenn State Lehigh ValleyPenn State McKeesportPenn State Mont AltoPenn State New KensingtonPenn State Schuylkill - Capital CollegePenn State ShenangoPenn State University ParkPenn State Wilkes-BarrePenn State Worthington ScrantonPenn State YorkPennsylvania Institute of TechnologyPittsburgh Institute of Mortuary

SciencePittsburgh Technical InstitutePoint Park UniversityRobert Morris UniversityRosemont CollegeSt. Charles Borromeo Seminary -

OverbrookSt. Joseph’s UniversitySt. Vincent CollegeSeton Hill UniversityThiel CollegeUniversity of the ArtsUniversity of PittsburghValley Forge Military CollegeWidener University

Puerto Rico

Inter American University of PuertoRico: San German Campus

University of Puerto Rico: Mayaguez

Rhode Island

Johnson & Wales UniversityNew England Institute of TechnologyRoger Williams UniversitySalve Regina University

South Carolina

Anderson UniversityCharleston Southern UniversityThe CitadelCoker CollegeForrest Junior CollegeHorry-Georgetown Technical CollegeMorris CollegeNewberry CollegeNorth Greenville CollegeSouthern Wesleyan UniversitySpartanburg Methodist CollegeSpartanburg Technical CollegeTri-County Technical CollegeUniversity of South Carolina at

Beaufort

University of South Carolina at SumterUniversity of South Carolina Upstate

South Dakota

Augustana CollegeLake Area Technical InstitutePresentation CollegeSouth Dakota State UniversityUniversity of South Dakota

Tennessee

Carson-Newman CollegeEast Tennessee State UniversityHiwassee CollegeKing CollegeLincoln Memorial UniversityLipscomb UniversityMartin Methodist CollegeMaryville CollegeNossi College of ArtO’More College of DesignPellissippi State Technical Community

CollegeTennessee Wesleyan CollegeUniversity of MemphisUniversity of Tennessee: MartinVolunteer State Community College

Texas

Abilene Christian UniversityArlington Baptist CollegeBlinn CollegeCedar Valley CollegeConcordia University at AustinDallas Baptist UniversityEast Texas Baptist UniversityEl Centro CollegeFrank Phillips CollegeGalveston CollegeGrayson County CollegeHallmark Institute of AeronauticsHallmark Institute of TechnologyHill CollegeHouston Community College SystemHoward Payne UniversityHuston-Tillotson CollegeJarvis Christian CollegeKilgore CollegeLamar State College at Port ArthurLeTourneau UniversityLon Morris CollegeMidland CollegeMidwestern State UniversityMountain View CollegeNorthwest Vista CollegeNorthwood University: Texas CampusOur Lady of the Lake University of

San AntonioRichland CollegeSt. Mary’s UniversitySan Antonio CollegeSan Jacinto College: NorthSchreiner UniversitySouth Plains CollegeSouthwestern Adventist UniversityTexas A&M UniversityTexas A&M University-GalvestonTexas Christian UniversityTexas Southern UniversityTexas Southmost CollegeTexas State Technical College:

HarlingenTexas State University: San MarcosTexas Tech UniversityTexas Wesleyan UniversityTexas Woman’s UniversityTrinity Valley Community CollegeUniversity of Houston: DowntownUniversity of the Incarnate Word

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University of Mary Hardin-BaylorUniversity of North TexasUniversity of Texas at ArlingtonUniversity of Texas at El PasoUniversity of Texas at San AntonioWade CollegeWayland Baptist UniversityWeatherford CollegeWest Texas A&M UniversityWiley College

Utah

Brigham Young UniversityCollege of Eastern UtahDixie State College of UtahEverest College: Salt Lake CitySalt Lake Community CollegeSnow CollegeSouthern Utah UniversityStevens-Henager CollegeUniversity of UtahUtah State UniversityWeber State UniversityWestminster College

Vermont

Burlington CollegeCollege of St. Joseph in VermontCommunity College of VermontGreen Mountain CollegeJohnson State CollegeSt. Michael’s CollegeVermont Technical College

Virginia

Bryant & Stratton College: VirginiaBeach

Eastern Mennonite UniversityGeorge Mason UniversityJ. Sargeant Reynolds Community

CollegeJefferson College of Health SciencesLiberty UniversityOld Dominion UniversityPatrick Henry Community CollegePaul D. Camp Community CollegeRadford UniversityRichard Bland CollegeSt. Paul’s CollegeShenandoah UniversityThomas Nelson Community CollegeTidewater Community CollegeUniversity of RichmondUniversity of Virginia’s College at

WiseVirginia Commonwealth UniversityVirginia Union UniversityVirginia Wesleyan College

Washington

Art Institute of SeattleBellevue Community CollegeCentral Washington UniversityCentralia CollegeCity UniversityClark CollegeClover Park Technical CollegeCrown CollegeEastern Washington UniversityEdmonds Community CollegeEverett Community CollegeGonzaga UniversityGrays Harbor CollegeHeritage UniversityHighline Community CollegeLake Washington Technical CollegeLower Columbia College

North Seattle Community CollegeOlympic CollegePeninsula CollegePierce CollegeSaint Martin’s UniversitySeattle Pacific UniversitySeattle UniversityShoreline Community CollegeSkagit Valley CollegeSouth Puget Sound Community

CollegeSouth Seattle Community CollegeSpokane Community CollegeSpokane Falls Community CollegeTrinity Lutheran CollegeWalla Walla CollegeWalla Walla Community CollegeWashington State UniversityWestern Washington UniversityWhatcom Community CollegeWhitworth CollegeYakima Valley Community College

West Virginia

Alderson-Broaddus CollegeAppalachian Bible CollegeBluefield State CollegeConcord UniversityCorinthian Schools: National Institute

of TechnologyDavis and Elkins CollegeGlenville State CollegeMarshall UniversityMountain State UniversityOhio Valley UniversitySalem International UniversityUniversity of CharlestonWest Virginia Northern Community

CollegeWest Virginia State UniversityWest Virginia UniversityWest Virginia University Institute of

TechnologyWest Virginia Wesleyan CollegeWheeling Jesuit University

Wisconsin

Beloit CollegeConcordia University WisconsinEdgewood CollegeFox Valley Technical CollegeLakeland CollegeMarquette UniversityNorthcentral Technical CollegeNortheast Wisconsin Technical CollegeNorthland CollegeSt. Norbert CollegeSilver Lake CollegeSouthwest Wisconsin Technical

CollegeUniversity of Wisconsin-Baraboo/Sauk

CountyUniversity of Wisconsin-Eau ClaireUniversity of Wisconsin-La CrosseUniversity of Wisconsin-Marshfield/

Wood CountyUniversity of Wisconsin-MilwaukeeUniversity of Wisconsin-PlattevilleUniversity of Wisconsin-RichlandUniversity of Wisconsin-Rock CountyUniversity of Wisconsin-Stevens PointUniversity of Wisconsin-StoutUniversity of Wisconsin-SuperiorViterbo UniversityWestern Wisconsin Technical College

Wyoming

Central Wyoming CollegeNorthwest College

Western Wyoming Community College

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SAT Subject Testsrequired or recommendedArkansas

John Brown University

California

Deep Springs College*Marymount College*Occidental College*Stanford University*University of California: DavisUniversity of California: Los AngelesUniversity of California: MercedUniversity of California: RiversideUniversity of California: San DiegoUniversity of California: Santa BarbaraUniversity of California: Santa CruzUniversity of the Pacific*University of Southern California*

Connecticut

Yale University*

District of Columbia

Catholic University of America*Georgetown University*Howard University

Georgia

Emory University*

Illinois

Aurora University*Northwestern University*

Indiana

Saint Mary’s CollegeTaylor University: Fort Wayne*

Louisiana

Loyola University New Orleans*

Maryland

Hood College*

Massachusetts

Babson College*Gordon College*Harvard CollegeMassachusetts Institute of TechnologySmith College*Williams College

Michigan

Hillsdale College*

Minnesota

Carleton College*

Montana

University of Great Falls*

New Hampshire

Dartmouth College

New Jersey

Stevens Institute of Technology*

New York

New York University*Polytechnic University*St. Bonaventure University*Skidmore College*

North Carolina

Davidson College*North Carolina State University*Wake Forest University*

Ohio

Columbus College of Art and Design*Ohio Wesleyan University*

Oregon

Reed College

Pennsylvania

Haverford CollegeImmaculata University*Susquehanna University*

Puerto Rico

University of Puerto Rico: Aguadilla

Rhode Island

Providence College*

Tennessee

Cumberland University*

Texas

Hill College*Rice University

Vermont

Bennington College*Middlebury College

Virginia

Hampden-Sydney College*University of Mary Washington*University of Richmond*University of VirginiaVirginia Polytechnic Institute and State

UniversityWashington and Lee University

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Credit/placement forInternationalBaccalaureate (IB)Alabama

Auburn University at MontgomeryBirmingham-Southern CollegeHuntingdon CollegeSamford UniversityShelton State Community CollegeSpring Hill CollegeUniversity of AlabamaUniversity of Alabama at BirminghamUniversity of Alabama in HuntsvilleUniversity of Mobile

Alaska

Alaska Pacific UniversityPrince William Sound Community

CollegeUniversity of Alaska AnchorageUniversity of Alaska Fairbanks

Arizona

Arizona State UniversityArizona State University WestChandler-Gilbert Community College:

PecosEastern Arizona CollegeEmbry-Riddle Aeronautical University:

Prescott CampusEstrella Mountain Community CollegeGateway Community CollegeMesa Community CollegeMohave Community CollegeNorthcentral UniversityNorthern Arizona UniversitySouth Mountain Community CollegeUniversity of ArizonaUniversity of PhoenixYavapai College

Arkansas

Harding UniversityHendrix CollegeJohn Brown UniversityOuachita Baptist UniversitySouth Arkansas Community CollegeUniversity of ArkansasUniversity of Arkansas at MonticelloUniversity of Arkansas at Pine BluffWilliams Baptist College

California

Academy of Art UniversityAlliant International UniversityAmerican River CollegeAntioch University Santa BarbaraArt Institute of California: Orange

County

Art Institute of California: SanFrancisco

Azusa Pacific UniversityBethesda Christian UniversityBiola UniversityBrooks CollegeCalifornia Baptist UniversityCalifornia College of the ArtsCalifornia Institute of the ArtsCalifornia Lutheran UniversityCalifornia State University: ChicoCalifornia State University: East BayCalifornia State University: FullertonCalifornia State University: Long

BeachCalifornia State University: Monterey

BayCalifornia State University: SacramentoCalifornia State University: San

BernardinoCalifornia State University: San

MarcosCalifornia State University: StanislausCanada CollegeChapman UniversityClaremont McKenna CollegeCogswell Polytechnical CollegeCollege of San MateoConcordia UniversityDominican University of CaliforniaEl Camino CollegeFashion Institute of Design and

MerchandisingFashion Institute of Design and

Merchandising: San DiegoFashion Institute of Design and

Merchandising: San FranciscoFeather River CollegeFresno Pacific UniversityGolden Gate UniversityHarvey Mudd CollegeHoly Names UniversityHope International UniversityHumphreys CollegeKing’s College and SeminaryLa Sierra UniversityLong Beach City CollegeLos Angeles Valley CollegeLoyola Marymount UniversityMarymount CollegeMaster’s CollegeMenlo CollegeMills CollegeMiraCosta CollegeMt. Sierra CollegeNational Hispanic UniversityNotre Dame de Namur UniversityOccidental CollegeOhlone CollegePacific States UniversityPacific Union CollegePepperdine UniversityPitzer CollegePlatt College: CerritosPoint Loma Nazarene UniversityPomona CollegeSt. Mary’s College of California

San Diego Christian CollegeSan Diego State UniversitySan Francisco Art InstituteSan Francisco State UniversitySan Joaquin Delta CollegeSan Jose City CollegeSanta Barbara City CollegeSanta Clara UniversitySanta Rosa Junior CollegeScripps CollegeSouthwestern CollegeStanford UniversityUniversity of California: BerkeleyUniversity of California: IrvineUniversity of California: Los AngelesUniversity of California: MercedUniversity of California: RiversideUniversity of California: San DiegoUniversity of California: Santa CruzUniversity of the PacificUniversity of RedlandsUniversity of San DiegoUniversity of San FranciscoUniversity of Southern CaliforniaVanguard University of Southern

CaliforniaWestmont CollegeWhittier CollegeWilliam Jessup UniversityWoodbury University

Colorado

Adams State CollegeArt Institute of ColoradoColorado Christian UniversityColorado CollegeColorado School of MinesColorado State UniversityColorado State University: PuebloCommunity College of AuroraFort Lewis CollegeJones International UniversityMesa State CollegeMetropolitan State College of DenverNaropa UniversityPikes Peak Community CollegeRegis UniversityTeikyo Loretto Heights UniversityUniversity of Colorado at BoulderUniversity of Colorado at Colorado

SpringsUniversity of Colorado at Denver and

Health Sciences CenterUniversity of DenverUniversity of Northern ColoradoWestern State College of Colorado

Connecticut

Central Connecticut State UniversityConnecticut CollegeFairfield UniversityNorwalk Community CollegePaier College of ArtQuinnipiac UniversitySacred Heart UniversityTrinity CollegeUniversity of BridgeportUniversity of ConnecticutUniversity of New HavenWesleyan UniversityYale University

Delaware

Delaware State UniversityDelaware Technical and Community

College: Stanton CampusGoldey-Beacom CollegeUniversity of Delaware

District of Columbia

American UniversityCatholic University of AmericaCorcoran College of Art and DesignGeorge Washington UniversityGeorgetown UniversitySoutheastern UniversityUniversity of the District of Columbia

Florida

Art Institute of Fort LauderdaleBaptist College of FloridaBarry UniversityBethune-Cookman CollegeBrevard Community CollegeBroward Community CollegeCarlos Albizu UniversityCentral Florida Community CollegeChipola CollegeCity CollegeDaytona Beach Community CollegeEckerd CollegeEdison CollegeEmbry-Riddle Aeronautical UniversityFlagler CollegeFlorida Agricultural and Mechanical

UniversityFlorida Atlantic UniversityFlorida Gulf Coast UniversityFlorida Institute of TechnologyFlorida International UniversityFlorida Keys Community CollegeFlorida Southern CollegeFlorida State UniversityGulf Coast Community CollegeHerzing College: OrlandoHillsborough Community CollegeIndian River Community CollegeInternational CollegeJacksonville UniversityLake City Community CollegeLynn UniversityMiami Dade CollegeNorth Florida Community CollegeNorthwood University: Florida CampusNova Southeastern UniversityPalm Beach Atlantic UniversityPalm Beach Community CollegePasco-Hernando Community CollegePensacola Junior CollegePolk Community CollegeRingling School of Art and DesignRollins CollegeSt. Leo UniversitySt. Petersburg CollegeSchiller International UniversitySeminole Community CollegeSouth Florida Community CollegeSoutheastern College of the

Assemblies of GodStetson UniversityTallahassee Community CollegeUniversity of Central FloridaUniversity of MiamiUniversity of North FloridaUniversity of South FloridaUniversity of TampaUniversity of West FloridaValencia Community CollegeWarner Southern CollegeWebber International University

Georgia

Agnes Scott CollegeArmstrong Atlantic State UniversityAtlanta Christian CollegeBerry CollegeBrenau UniversityClark Atlanta UniversityClayton State University

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Covenant CollegeEmory UniversityGeorgia Institute of TechnologyGeorgia Southern UniversityGeorgia State UniversityKennesaw State UniversityLaGrange CollegeMercer UniversitySavannah College of Art and DesignShorter CollegeSouth Georgia CollegeSouth UniversitySouthern Polytechnic State UniversitySpelman CollegeUniversity of GeorgiaUniversity of West GeorgiaValdosta State UniversityWesleyan CollegeYoung Harris College

Hawaii

Brigham Young University-HawaiiChaminade University of HonoluluHawaii Pacific UniversityUniversity of Hawaii at HiloUniversity of Hawaii at ManoaUniversity of Hawaii: Leeward

Community College

Idaho

Albertson College of IdahoBrigham Young University-IdahoIdaho State UniversityLewis-Clark State CollegeNorthwest Nazarene UniversityUniversity of Idaho

Illinois

Augustana CollegeBradley UniversityCity Colleges of Chicago: Wright

CollegeColumbia College ChicagoConcordia UniversityDePaul UniversityDominican UniversityElmhurst CollegeGreenville CollegeIllinois CollegeIllinois Institute of TechnologyIllinois Wesleyan UniversityInternational Academy of Design and

Technology: ChicagoKendall CollegeKnox CollegeLake Forest CollegeLoyola University of ChicagoMacCormac CollegeMacMurray CollegeMillikin UniversityMonmouth CollegeMoody Bible InstituteMorrison Institute of TechnologyNorth Central CollegeNorth Park UniversityNorthwestern Business CollegeNorthwestern UniversityOlivet Nazarene UniversityQuincy UniversityRockford Business CollegeRockford CollegeSt. Augustine CollegeSchool of the Art Institute of ChicagoSouthern Illinois University CarbondaleTrinity Christian CollegeTrinity International UniversityUniversity of ChicagoUniversity of Illinois at Chicago

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

University of Illinois: SpringfieldUniversity of St. FrancisWestern Illinois UniversityWheaton College

Indiana

American Conservatory of MusicBall State UniversityBethel CollegeDePauw UniversityEarlham CollegeGoshen CollegeHanover CollegeIndiana Institute of TechnologyIndiana University BloomingtonIndiana University South BendIndiana University SoutheastIndiana University-Purdue University

Fort WayneIndiana University-Purdue University

IndianapolisIndiana Wesleyan UniversityManchester CollegeMarian CollegeOakland City UniversityPurdue UniversityRose-Hulman Institute of TechnologySt. Mary-of-the-Woods CollegeSaint Mary’s CollegeTri-State UniversityUniversity of EvansvilleUniversity of IndianapolisUniversity of Notre DameValparaiso UniversityVincennes University

Iowa

Buena Vista UniversityCentral CollegeClarke CollegeCoe CollegeCornell CollegeDrake UniversityGraceland UniversityGrand View CollegeGrinnell CollegeIowa State UniversityIowa Wesleyan CollegeKirkwood Community CollegeLoras CollegeLuther CollegeMaharishi University of ManagementMorningside CollegeNorthwestern CollegeSt. Ambrose UniversitySimpson CollegeUniversity of DubuqueUniversity of IowaUniversity of Northern IowaUpper Iowa UniversityWilliam Penn University

Kansas

Baker UniversityBarclay CollegeBarton County Community CollegeBenedictine CollegeBethany CollegeBethel CollegeCentral Christian College of KansasEmporia State UniversityGarden City Community CollegeKansas City Kansas Community

CollegeKansas State UniversityMcPherson CollegeMidAmerica Nazarene University

Newman UniversityOttawa UniversityPratt Community CollegeTabor CollegeUniversity of KansasUniversity of St. MaryWichita State University

Kentucky

Alice Lloyd CollegeBellarmine UniversityBrescia UniversityCentre CollegeGeorgetown CollegeJefferson Community CollegeKentucky Christian UniversityMidway CollegeOwensboro Community CollegeThomas More CollegeTransylvania UniversityUniversity of the CumberlandsUniversity of KentuckyUniversity of LouisvilleWestern Kentucky University

Louisiana

Centenary College of LouisianaDillard UniversityLouisiana State University and

Agricultural and Mechanical CollegeLoyola University New OrleansSt. Joseph Seminary CollegeTulane UniversityUniversity of New Orleans

Maine

Bates CollegeBowdoin CollegeCentral Maine Community CollegeColby CollegeCollege of the AtlanticHusson CollegeMaine College of ArtUniversity of MaineUniversity of Maine at FarmingtonUniversity of Maine at Fort KentUniversity of Maine at Presque IsleUniversity of Southern MaineWashington County Community

College

Maryland

Baltimore City Community CollegeBaltimore Hebrew UniversityCollege of Notre Dame of MarylandCoppin State UniversityFrostburg State UniversityGoucher CollegeHood CollegeHoward Community CollegeJohns Hopkins UniversityJohns Hopkins University: Peabody

Conservatory of MusicLoyola College in MarylandMaryland Institute College of ArtMcDaniel CollegeMount St. Mary’s UniversitySt. Mary’s College of MarylandSalisbury UniversityTowson UniversityUniversity of Maryland: Baltimore

CountyUniversity of Maryland: College ParkUniversity of Maryland: Eastern ShoreUniversity of Maryland: University

CollegeVilla Julie College

Washington College

Massachusetts

American International CollegeAmherst CollegeAssumption CollegeAtlantic Union CollegeBabson CollegeBay Path CollegeBay State CollegeBenjamin Franklin Institute of

TechnologyBentley CollegeBerkshire Community CollegeBoston CollegeBoston UniversityBrandeis UniversityBridgewater State CollegeClark UniversityCollege of the Holy CrossDean CollegeEastern Nazarene CollegeElms CollegeEmerson CollegeEmmanuel CollegeEndicott CollegeFisher CollegeFramingham State CollegeGordon CollegeHampshire CollegeHarvard CollegeHellenic College/Holy CrossLasell CollegeLesley UniversityMassachusetts Bay Community CollegeMassachusetts College of ArtMassachusetts College of Liberal ArtsMassachusetts College of Pharmacy

and Health SciencesMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyMassachusetts Maritime AcademyMerrimack CollegeMontserrat College of ArtMount Holyoke CollegeMount Wachusett Community CollegeNew England Conservatory of MusicNewbury CollegeNortheastern UniversityPine Manor CollegeQuinsigamond Community CollegeRegis CollegeSimmons CollegeSmith CollegeStonehill CollegeSuffolk UniversityTufts UniversityUniversity of Massachusetts AmherstUniversity of Massachusetts DartmouthWellesley CollegeWestern New England CollegeWheaton CollegeWilliams CollegeWorcester Polytechnic Institute

Michigan

Adrian CollegeAlbion CollegeAlma CollegeAndrews UniversityBaker College of Auburn HillsBaker College of CadillacBaker College of JacksonBaker College of MuskegonBaker College of OwossoBaker College of Port HuronCalvin CollegeCentral Michigan UniversityCollege for Creative StudiesConcordia UniversityCornerstone UniversityDavenport University

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Delta CollegeEastern Michigan UniversityFinlandia UniversityGrand Valley State UniversityHillsdale CollegeHope CollegeKalamazoo CollegeKellogg Community CollegeKettering UniversityLansing Community CollegeLawrence Technological UniversityMadonna UniversityMichigan Jewish InstituteMichigan State UniversityMichigan Technological UniversityNorth Central Michigan CollegeNorthern Michigan UniversityNorthwood UniversityOakland UniversityRochester CollegeSaginaw Valley State UniversitySpring Arbor UniversityUniversity of MichiganWalsh College of Accountancy and

Business AdministrationWayne County Community CollegeWayne State UniversityWestern Michigan University

Minnesota

Augsburg CollegeBethany Lutheran CollegeCapella UniversityCarleton CollegeCentral Lakes CollegeCentury Community and Technical

CollegeCollege of St. BenedictCollege of St. CatherineCollege of St. ScholasticaConcordia College: MoorheadConcordia University: St. PaulDunwoody College of TechnologyFond du Lac Tribal and Community

CollegeGustavus Adolphus CollegeHamline UniversityInver Hills Community CollegeItasca Community CollegeMinneapolis College of Art and DesignMinneapolis Community and Technical

CollegeMinnesota State Community and

Technical College - Fergus FallsMinnesota State University: MankatoNational American University: St. PaulNormandale Community CollegeNorthwest Technical CollegeNorthwestern CollegeRainy River Community CollegeSt. Cloud State UniversitySt. John’s UniversitySt. Mary’s University of MinnesotaSt. Olaf CollegeSt. Paul CollegeUniversity of Minnesota: CrookstonUniversity of Minnesota: DuluthUniversity of Minnesota: MorrisUniversity of Minnesota: Twin CitiesUniversity of St. ThomasWinona State University

Mississippi

Belhaven CollegeMillsaps CollegeMississippi CollegeMississippi State UniversityTougaloo CollegeUniversity of MississippiWilliam Carey College

Missouri

Avila UniversityCalvary Bible College and Theological

SeminaryCentral Missouri State UniversityCollege of the OzarksColumbia CollegeCottey CollegeCulver-Stockton CollegeDrury UniversityEvangel UniversityGrantham UniversityLindenwood UniversityMaryville University of Saint LouisMissouri Southern State UniversityMissouri State UniversityMissouri Technical SchoolMoberly Area Community CollegeOzarks Technical Community CollegeRanken Technical CollegeRockhurst UniversitySt. Louis UniversitySouthwest Baptist UniversityStephens CollegeTruman State UniversityUniversity of Missouri: ColumbiaUniversity of Missouri: Kansas CityUniversity of Missouri: RollaUniversity of Missouri: St. LouisWashington University in St. LouisWebster UniversityWestminster CollegeWilliam Jewell CollegeWilliam Woods University

Montana

Carroll CollegeMontana State University: BozemanMontana Tech of the University of

MontanaRocky Mountain CollegeUniversity of Great Falls

Nebraska

Bellevue UniversityCollege of Saint MaryConcordia UniversityCreighton UniversityDana CollegeDoane CollegeHastings CollegeNebraska Wesleyan UniversityUnion CollegeUniversity of Nebraska - LincolnWestern Nebraska Community CollegeYork College

Nevada

Art Institute of Las VegasMorrison UniversitySierra Nevada CollegeUniversity of Nevada: Las Vegas

New Hampshire

Colby-Sawyer CollegeDaniel Webster CollegeDartmouth CollegeFranklin Pierce CollegeMcIntosh CollegeNew England CollegeNew Hampshire Technical InstituteSt. Anselm CollegeSouthern New Hampshire UniversityUniversity of New HampshireUniversity of New Hampshire at

Manchester

New Jersey

Caldwell CollegeCentenary CollegeThe College of New JerseyCollege of St. ElizabethDrew UniversityFairleigh Dickinson University:

College at FlorhamFairleigh Dickinson University:

Metropolitan CampusFelician CollegeHudson County Community CollegeKean UniversityMonmouth UniversityNew Jersey City UniversityPrinceton UniversityRamapo College of New JerseyRichard Stockton College of New

JerseyRutgers, The State University of New

Jersey: Camden Regional CampusRutgers, The State University of New

Jersey: New Brunswick/PiscatawayCampus

Rutgers, The State University of NewJersey: Newark Regional Campus

Seton Hall UniversityStevens Institute of TechnologySussex County Community CollegeUniversity of Medicine and Dentistry

of New Jersey: School of HealthRelated Professions

Warren County Community College

New Mexico

College of the SouthwestEastern New Mexico University:

Roswell CampusUniversity of New MexicoWestern New Mexico University

New York

Adelphi UniversityAdirondack Community CollegeAlfred UniversityBard CollegeBarnard CollegeCanisius CollegeCazenovia CollegeCity University of New York: 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: Hunter

CollegeCity University of New York: Lehman

CollegeCity University of New York: Medgar

Evers CollegeCity University of New York: York

CollegeClinton Community CollegeColgate UniversityCollege of Mount St. VincentCollege of Saint RoseColumbia University: Columbia

CollegeColumbia University: Fu Foundation

School of Engineering and AppliedScience

Columbia University: School ofNursing

Concordia CollegeCornell UniversityDaemen CollegeDominican College of Blauvelt

Dowling CollegeD’Youville CollegeElmira CollegeEugene Lang College The New School

for Liberal ArtsFordham UniversityGenesee Community CollegeHamilton CollegeHartwick CollegeHobart and William Smith CollegesHofstra UniversityHoughton CollegeInterboro InstituteIthaca CollegeKing’s CollegeLe Moyne CollegeLong Island University: Brooklyn

CampusLong Island University: C. W. Post

CampusManhattanville CollegeMarist CollegeMarymount Manhattan CollegeMedaille CollegeMetropolitan College of New YorkMolloy CollegeMonroe CollegeNassau Community CollegeNazareth College of RochesterNew York Institute of TechnologyNew York School of Interior DesignNew York UniversityNiagara County Community CollegePace UniversityParsons The New School for DesignPolytechnic UniversityRensselaer Polytechnic InstituteRoberts Wesleyan CollegeRochester Institute of TechnologyRockland Community CollegeRussell Sage CollegeSage College of AlbanySt. Bonaventure UniversitySt. Francis CollegeSt. John Fisher CollegeSt. John’s UniversitySt. Lawrence UniversitySarah Lawrence CollegeSiena CollegeSkidmore CollegeState University of New York at

AlbanyState University of New York at

BinghamtonState University of New York at

BuffaloState University of New York at New

PaltzState University of New York at

OswegoState University of New York at Stony

BrookState University of New York College

at BrockportState University of New York College

at BuffaloState University of New York College

at CortlandState 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 PlattsburghState University of New York College

at PotsdamState University of New York College

of Environmental Science andForestry

State University of New York EmpireState College

State University of New York Instituteof Technology at Utica/Rome

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State University of New YorkMaritime College

Syracuse UniversityUnion CollegeUniversity of RochesterUtica CollegeVassar CollegeWagner CollegeWells CollegeWestchester Community College

North Carolina

Appalachian State UniversityBarton CollegeBelmont Abbey CollegeBrevard CollegeCampbell UniversityCatawba CollegeChowan CollegeDavidson CollegeEast Carolina UniversityElizabeth City State UniversityElon UniversityGardner-Webb UniversityGreensboro CollegeGuilford CollegeGuilford Technical Community CollegeHigh Point UniversityJohn Wesley CollegeLees-McRae CollegeLenoir-Rhyne CollegeLouisburg CollegeMars Hill CollegeMeredith CollegeMethodist CollegeMontreat CollegeNash Community CollegeNorth Carolina State UniversityPfeiffer UniversityQueens University of CharlotteSt. Andrews Presbyterian CollegeSt. Augustine’s CollegeSalem CollegeUniversity of North Carolina at

AshevilleUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel

HillUniversity of North Carolina at

CharlotteWake Forest UniversityWestern Carolina UniversityWingate University

North Dakota

Jamestown CollegeNorth Dakota State UniversityUniversity of North Dakota

Ohio

Antioch CollegeAshland UniversityBaldwin-Wallace CollegeCase Western Reserve UniversityCedarville UniversityCentral Ohio Technical CollegeCincinnati Christian UniversityCincinnati State Technical and

Community CollegeCleveland Institute of ArtCleveland Institute of MusicCleveland State UniversityCollege of Mount St. JosephCollege of WoosterColumbus State Community CollegeDefiance CollegeDenison UniversityFranciscan University of SteubenvilleHeidelberg CollegeHiram College

John Carroll UniversityKent State UniversityKenyon CollegeLake Erie CollegeLaura and Alvin Siegal College of

Judaic StudiesMalone CollegeMarietta CollegeMiami University: Hamilton CampusMiami University: Oxford CampusMount Union CollegeMount Vernon Nazarene UniversityOberlin CollegeOhio Northern UniversityOhio State University: Columbus

CampusOhio UniversityOhio Wesleyan UniversityRemington College: ClevelandSinclair Community CollegeTiffin UniversityUniversity of AkronUniversity of Cincinnati: Clermont

CollegeUniversity of Cincinnati: Raymond

Walters CollegeUniversity of DaytonWilmington CollegeWittenberg UniversityWright State University: Lake CampusXavier UniversityYoungstown State University

Oklahoma

Cameron UniversityEast Central UniversityNortheastern State UniversityOklahoma Baptist UniversityOklahoma Christian UniversityOklahoma City Community CollegeOklahoma City UniversityOklahoma State UniversitySt. Gregory’s UniversitySoutheastern Oklahoma State

UniversitySouthern Nazarene UniversitySouthwestern Oklahoma State

UniversityUniversity of OklahomaUniversity of Tulsa

Oregon

Art Institute of PortlandChemeketa Community CollegeEastern Oregon UniversityGeorge Fox UniversityLewis & Clark CollegeLinfield CollegeMarylhurst UniversityNorthwest Christian CollegeOregon State UniversityPacific UniversityReed CollegeSouthern Oregon UniversityUniversity of OregonUniversity of PortlandWestern Oregon UniversityWillamette University

Pennsylvania

Albright CollegeAllegheny CollegeAlvernia CollegeArcadia UniversityArt Institute of PhiladelphiaBaptist Bible College of PennsylvaniaBryn Mawr CollegeBucknell UniversityCabrini College

Career Training AcademyCarlow UniversityCarnegie Mellon UniversityCedar Crest CollegeChatham CollegeChestnut Hill CollegeCollege MisericordiaDickinson CollegeDrexel UniversityDuquesne UniversityEastern UniversityElizabethtown CollegeFranklin & Marshall CollegeGannon UniversityGeneva CollegeGettysburg CollegeGrove City CollegeHarrisburg Area Community CollegeHaverford CollegeImmaculata UniversityIndiana University of PennsylvaniaJuniata CollegeKeystone CollegeKing’s CollegeKutztown University of PennsylvaniaLackawanna CollegeLebanon Valley CollegeLehigh UniversityLincoln UniversityLock Haven University of

PennsylvaniaLycoming CollegeMansfield University of PennsylvaniaMarywood UniversityMercyhurst CollegeMessiah CollegeMoravian CollegeMuhlenberg CollegePeirce CollegePenn State AbingtonPenn State AltoonaPenn State BeaverPenn State BerksPenn State Delaware CountyPenn State DuboisPenn State Erie, The Behrend CollegePenn State FayettePenn State HarrisburgPenn State HazletonPenn State Lehigh ValleyPenn State McKeesportPenn State Mont AltoPenn State New KensingtonPenn State Schuylkill - Capital CollegePenn State ShenangoPenn State University ParkPenn State Wilkes-BarrePenn State Worthington ScrantonPenn State YorkPhiladelphia Biblical UniversityPoint Park UniversityRosemont CollegeSt. Francis UniversitySt. Joseph’s UniversitySt. Vincent CollegeSeton Hill UniversityShippensburg University of

PennsylvaniaSlippery Rock University of

PennsylvaniaSusquehanna UniversitySwarthmore CollegeTemple UniversityUniversity of the ArtsUniversity of PennsylvaniaUniversity of PittsburghUniversity of Pittsburgh at BradfordUniversity of Pittsburgh at JohnstownUniversity of the Sciences in

PhiladelphiaUniversity of ScrantonUrsinus CollegeVillanova UniversityWashington and Jefferson CollegeWaynesburg College

West Chester University ofPennsylvania

Widener UniversityWilson CollegeYork College of Pennsylvania

Puerto Rico

University of Puerto Rico: Arecibo

Rhode Island

Brown UniversityBryant UniversityProvidence CollegeRhode Island School of DesignRoger Williams UniversitySalve Regina University

South Carolina

Anderson UniversityCharleston Southern UniversityClemson UniversityCoastal Carolina UniversityCoker CollegeCollege of CharlestonColumbia CollegeConverse CollegeErskine CollegeFlorence-Darlington Technical CollegeFurman UniversityGreenville Technical CollegeLander UniversityNewberry CollegeNorth Greenville CollegePiedmont Technical CollegeSouthern Wesleyan UniversityUniversity of South CarolinaUniversity of South Carolina at

LancasterUniversity of South Carolina UpstateVoorhees CollegeWinthrop UniversityWofford College

South Dakota

Augustana CollegeDakota State UniversityDakota Wesleyan UniversityMount Marty CollegeSouth Dakota State University

Tennessee

Belmont UniversityBryan CollegeCrichton CollegeEast Tennessee State UniversityFisk UniversityFreed-Hardeman UniversityLambuth UniversityLeMoyne-Owen CollegeLincoln Memorial UniversityLipscomb UniversityMaryville CollegeMemphis College of ArtMiddle Tennessee State UniversityMilligan CollegePellissippi State Technical Community

CollegeRhodes CollegeTennessee Technological UniversityTennessee Temple UniversityTennessee Wesleyan CollegeTrevecca Nazarene UniversityUnion UniversityUniversity of MemphisUniversity of Tennessee: Knoxville

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Vanderbilt University

Texas

Abilene Christian UniversityAustin CollegeBaylor UniversityConcordia University at AustinEast Texas Baptist UniversityEastfield CollegeEl Centro CollegeFrank Phillips CollegeHouston Baptist UniversityJarvis Christian CollegeLeTourneau UniversityLon Morris CollegeLubbock Christian UniversityMidwestern State UniversityNorthwood University: Texas CampusOur Lady of the Lake University of

San AntonioRice UniversitySt. Edward’s UniversitySam Houston State UniversitySchreiner UniversitySouthern Methodist UniversitySouthwestern Adventist UniversitySouthwestern UniversityStephen F. Austin State UniversityTexas A&M UniversityTexas A&M University-CommerceTexas A&M University-GalvestonTexas A&M University-TexarkanaTexas Christian UniversityTexas Lutheran UniversityTexas State Technical College: WacoTexas State University: San MarcosTexas Tech UniversityTrinity UniversityUniversity of DallasUniversity of HoustonUniversity of Houston: DowntownUniversity of North TexasUniversity of St. ThomasUniversity of Texas at ArlingtonUniversity of Texas at AustinUniversity of Texas at BrownsvilleUniversity of Texas at DallasUniversity of Texas at El PasoUniversity of Texas at TylerUniversity of Texas Medical Branch at

GalvestonUniversity of Texas: Pan AmericanVictoria CollegeWade CollegeWayland Baptist UniversityWest Texas A&M University

Utah

Brigham Young UniversitySalt Lake Community CollegeUniversity of UtahUtah State UniversityUtah Valley State CollegeWeber State UniversityWestminster College

Vermont

Burlington CollegeChamplain CollegeCollege of St. Joseph in VermontGreen Mountain CollegeLyndon State CollegeMarlboro CollegeMiddlebury CollegeNew England Culinary InstituteSt. Michael’s CollegeUniversity of Vermont

Virginia

Averett UniversityBridgewater CollegeCentral Virginia Community CollegeChristopher Newport UniversityCollege of William and MaryEastern Mennonite UniversityEmory & Henry CollegeGeorge Mason UniversityHampden-Sydney CollegeHampton UniversityHollins UniversityJ. Sargeant Reynolds Community

CollegeJames Madison UniversityLiberty UniversityLongwood UniversityLynchburg CollegeMary Baldwin CollegeMarymount UniversityNorthern Virginia Community CollegeOld Dominion UniversityRadford UniversityRandolph-Macon CollegeRandolph-Macon Woman’s CollegeRoanoke CollegeShenandoah UniversitySweet Briar CollegeUniversity of Mary WashingtonUniversity of RichmondUniversity of VirginiaUniversity of Virginia’s College at

WiseVirginia Commonwealth UniversityVirginia Intermont CollegeVirginia Military InstituteVirginia Polytechnic Institute and State

UniversityVirginia Union UniversityVirginia Wesleyan CollegeWashington and Lee University

Washington

Art Institute of SeattleCentral Washington UniversityCentralia CollegeCity UniversityClark CollegeDigiPen Institute of TechnologyEastern Washington UniversityEverett Community CollegeEvergreen State CollegeGonzaga UniversityHenry Cogswell CollegeNorth Seattle Community CollegeNorthwest UniversityOlympic CollegePacific Lutheran UniversitySaint Martin’s UniversitySeattle Pacific UniversitySeattle UniversityShoreline Community CollegeSkagit Valley CollegeSouth Seattle Community CollegeUniversity of Puget SoundUniversity of WashingtonWalla Walla CollegeWashington State UniversityWestern Washington UniversityWhitman CollegeWhitworth CollegeYakima Valley Community College

West Virginia

Bethany CollegeBluefield State CollegeDavis and Elkins CollegeMarshall UniversityMountain State UniversityOhio Valley University

Salem International UniversityShepherd UniversityUniversity of CharlestonWest Virginia State UniversityWest Virginia UniversityWest Virginia Wesleyan College

Wisconsin

Alverno CollegeBeloit CollegeCardinal Stritch UniversityCarroll CollegeCarthage CollegeConcordia University WisconsinEdgewood CollegeLakeland CollegeLawrence UniversityMarian College of Fond du LacMarquette UniversityMilwaukee School of EngineeringMount Mary CollegeNorthland CollegeSt. Norbert CollegeSilver Lake CollegeUniversity of Wisconsin-Baraboo/Sauk

CountyUniversity of Wisconsin-Eau ClaireUniversity of Wisconsin-Green BayUniversity of Wisconsin-La CrosseUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonUniversity of Wisconsin-Marathon

CountyUniversity of Wisconsin-OshkoshUniversity of Wisconsin-ParksideUniversity of Wisconsin-RichlandUniversity of Wisconsin-River FallsUniversity of Wisconsin-Stevens PointUniversity of Wisconsin-StoutUniversity of Wisconsin-SuperiorUniversity of Wisconsin-WhitewaterViterbo University

Wyoming

Casper CollegeEastern Wyoming CollegeUniversity of WyomingWestern Wyoming Community College

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Credit/placement forAdvanced Placement (AP)Alabama

Alabama Agricultural and MechanicalUniversity

Alabama State UniversityAmerican Sentinel UniversityAthens State UniversityAuburn UniversityAuburn University at MontgomeryBevill State Community CollegeBirmingham-Southern CollegeCalhoun Community CollegeFaulkner UniversityGeorge C. Wallace Community

College at DothanHeritage Christian UniversityHuntingdon CollegeJacksonville State UniversityJudson CollegeLawson State Community CollegeSamford UniversityShelton State Community CollegeSpring Hill CollegeStillman CollegeTalladega CollegeTrenholm State Technical CollegeTroy UniversityTuskegee UniversityUniversity of AlabamaUniversity of Alabama at BirminghamUniversity of Alabama in HuntsvilleUniversity of MobileUniversity of MontevalloUniversity of North AlabamaUniversity of South AlabamaUniversity of West AlabamaWallace State Community College at

Hanceville

Alaska

Alaska Pacific UniversityPrince William Sound Community

CollegeSheldon Jackson CollegeUniversity of Alaska AnchorageUniversity of Alaska FairbanksUniversity of Alaska Southeast

Arizona

Arizona State UniversityArizona State University WestArizona Western CollegeCentral Arizona CollegeEastern Arizona CollegeEmbry-Riddle Aeronautical University:

Prescott CampusGlendale Community CollegeNorthcentral UniversityNorthern Arizona UniversityParadise Valley Community CollegePima Community CollegePrescott CollegeRio Salado CollegeScottsdale Community CollegeTucson Design CollegeUniversal Technical InstituteUniversity of Advancing Technology

University of ArizonaWestern International UniversityYavapai College

Arkansas

Arkansas State UniversityArkansas Tech UniversityCossatot Community College of the

University of ArkansasEast Arkansas Community CollegeHarding UniversityHenderson State UniversityHendrix CollegeJohn Brown UniversityLyon CollegeNational Park Community CollegeOuachita Baptist UniversityOuachita Technical CollegePulaski Technical CollegeRemington College: Little RockSouth Arkansas Community CollegeSoutheast Arkansas CollegeSouthern Arkansas UniversitySouthern Arkansas University TechUniversity of ArkansasUniversity of Arkansas at Fort SmithUniversity of Arkansas at Little RockUniversity of Arkansas at MonticelloUniversity of Central ArkansasUniversity of the OzarksWilliams Baptist College

California

Academy of Art UniversityAllan Hancock CollegeAlliant International UniversityAmerican Academy of Dramatic Arts:

WestAntelope Valley CollegeAntioch University Los AngelesAntioch University Santa BarbaraArt Institute of California: San DiegoArt Institute of California: San

FranciscoAzusa Pacific UniversityBiola UniversityCabrillo CollegeCalifornia Baptist UniversityCalifornia College of the ArtsCalifornia Institute of the ArtsCalifornia Institute of Integral StudiesCalifornia Institute of TechnologyCalifornia Lutheran UniversityCalifornia Maritime AcademyCalifornia Polytechnic State University:

San Luis ObispoCalifornia School of Culinary ArtsCalifornia State Polytechnic University:

PomonaCalifornia State University: ChicoCalifornia State University: Dominguez

HillsCalifornia State University: East BayCalifornia State University: FresnoCalifornia State University: FullertonCalifornia State University: Long

Beach

California State University: LosAngeles

California State University: MontereyBay

California State University: SacramentoCalifornia State University: San

BernardinoCalifornia State University: San

MarcosCalifornia State University: StanislausCanada CollegeCerro Coso Community CollegeChapman UniversityCitrus CollegeCity College of San FranciscoClaremont McKenna CollegeCoastline Community CollegeCogswell Polytechnical CollegeCollege of the CanyonsCollege of San MateoCollege of the SiskiyousColumbia CollegeConcordia UniversityCopper Mountain CollegeCuyamaca CollegeDiablo Valley CollegeDominican University of CaliforniaEvergreen Valley CollegeFashion Institute of Design and

MerchandisingFashion Institute of Design and

Merchandising: San DiegoFashion Institute of Design and

Merchandising: San FranciscoFeather River CollegeFoothill CollegeFresno City CollegeFresno Pacific UniversityFullerton CollegeGlendale Community CollegeGolden Gate UniversityGolden West CollegeGrossmont Community CollegeHarvey Mudd CollegeHoly Names UniversityHope International UniversityKing’s College and SeminaryLa Sierra UniversityLassen CollegeLIFE Pacific CollegeLong Beach City CollegeLos Angeles Valley CollegeLoyola Marymount UniversityMaric College: Panorama CityMarymount CollegeMaster’s CollegeMendocino CollegeMenlo CollegeMerced CollegeMills CollegeMiraCosta CollegeModesto Junior CollegeMoorpark CollegeMount San Jacinto CollegeNational Hispanic UniversityNational UniversityNewSchool of Architecture & DesignNorthwestern Polytechnic UniversityNotre Dame de Namur UniversityOccidental CollegeOrange Coast CollegeOtis College of Art and DesignPacific Union CollegePalo Verde CollegePatten UniversityPepperdine UniversityPitzer CollegePlatt College: San DiegoPoint Loma Nazarene UniversityPomona CollegeReedley CollegeRiverside Community CollegeSt. Mary’s College of CaliforniaSan Bernardino Valley CollegeSan Diego Christian College

San Diego City CollegeSan Diego State UniversitySan Francisco Art InstituteSan Francisco State UniversitySan Joaquin Delta CollegeSan Jose State UniversitySanta Barbara City CollegeSanta Clara UniversitySanta Monica CollegeSanta Rosa Junior CollegeScripps CollegeSierra CollegeSimpson UniversitySolano Community CollegeSonoma State UniversitySouthwestern CollegeStanford UniversityTaft CollegeUniversity of California: BerkeleyUniversity of California: DavisUniversity of California: IrvineUniversity of California: Los AngelesUniversity of California: MercedUniversity of California: RiversideUniversity of California: San DiegoUniversity of California: Santa BarbaraUniversity of California: Santa CruzUniversity of La VerneUniversity of the PacificUniversity of RedlandsUniversity of San DiegoUniversity of San FranciscoUniversity of Southern CaliforniaVanguard University of Southern

CaliforniaWest Hills Community CollegeWestmont CollegeWestwood CollegeWhittier CollegeWilliam Jessup UniversityWoodbury University

Colorado

Adams State CollegeAims Community CollegeArapahoe Community CollegeBlair CollegeColorado Christian UniversityColorado CollegeColorado Mountain College: Alpine

CampusColorado Mountain College: Spring

Valley CampusColorado Mountain College:

Timberline CampusColorado Northwestern Community

CollegeColorado School of MinesColorado State UniversityColorado State University: PuebloCommunity College of DenverFort Lewis CollegeInstitute of Business & Medical

CareersMesa State CollegeMetropolitan State College of DenverMorgan Community CollegeNaropa UniversityNational American University: DenverOtero Junior CollegeParks College: AuroraRed Rocks Community CollegeRegis UniversityRemington College: Colorado SpringsTrinidad State Junior CollegeUniversity of Colorado at BoulderUniversity of Colorado at Colorado

SpringsUniversity of Colorado at Denver and

Health Sciences CenterUniversity of DenverUniversity of Northern ColoradoWestern State College of Colorado

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Connecticut

Albertus Magnus CollegeBriarwood CollegeCapital Community CollegeCentral Connecticut State UniversityCharter Oak State CollegeConnecticut CollegeEastern Connecticut State UniversityFairfield UniversityGateway Community CollegeGoodwin CollegeHoly Apostles College and SeminaryInternational College of Hospitality

ManagementManchester Community CollegeNaugatuck Valley Community CollegeNorwalk Community CollegePaier College of ArtPost UniversityQuinnipiac UniversitySacred Heart UniversitySt. Joseph CollegeSouthern Connecticut State UniversityTrinity CollegeUniversity of BridgeportUniversity of ConnecticutUniversity of New HavenWesleyan UniversityYale University

Delaware

Delaware Technical and CommunityCollege: Stanton Campus

Delaware Technical and CommunityCollege: Terry Campus

Goldey-Beacom CollegeUniversity of DelawareWesley College

District of Columbia

American UniversityCatholic University of AmericaCorcoran College of Art and DesignGallaudet UniversityGeorge Washington UniversityGeorgetown UniversityHoward UniversityStrayer UniversityTrinity UniversityUniversity of the District of Columbia

Florida

Art Institute of Fort LauderdaleBaptist College of FloridaBarry UniversityBethune-Cookman CollegeBrevard Community CollegeBroward Community CollegeCentral Florida Community CollegeChipola CollegeDaytona Beach Community CollegeEckerd CollegeEdward Waters CollegeEmbry-Riddle Aeronautical UniversityFlagler CollegeFlorida Agricultural and Mechanical

UniversityFlorida Atlantic UniversityFlorida Christian CollegeFlorida Community College at

JacksonvilleFlorida Gulf Coast UniversityFlorida Hospital College of Health

SciencesFlorida Institute of TechnologyFlorida International UniversityFlorida Keys Community College

Florida Metropolitan University:Brandon Campus

Florida National CollegeFlorida Southern CollegeFlorida State UniversityFull Sail Real World EducationGulf Coast Community CollegeHerzing College: OrlandoHillsborough Community CollegeIndian River Community CollegeInternational Academy of Design and

Technology: TampaInternational CollegeJacksonville UniversityLake-Sumter Community CollegeLynn UniversityManatee Community CollegeMiami Dade CollegeNew College of FloridaNew England Institute of TechnologyNorth Florida Community CollegeNorthwood University: Florida CampusNova Southeastern UniversityOkaloosa-Walton CollegePalm Beach Atlantic UniversityPalm Beach Community CollegePasco-Hernando Community CollegePensacola Junior CollegePolk Community CollegeRemington College: LargoRingling School of Art and DesignRollins CollegeSt. Leo UniversitySt. Petersburg CollegeSt. Thomas UniversitySanta Fe Community CollegeSchiller International UniversitySeminole Community CollegeSouth Florida Community CollegeSoutheastern College of the

Assemblies of GodSouthwest Florida CollegeStetson UniversityTallahassee Community CollegeTrinity College of FloridaUniversity of Central FloridaUniversity of MiamiUniversity of North FloridaUniversity of South FloridaUniversity of TampaUniversity of West FloridaValencia Community CollegeWarner Southern CollegeWebber International University

Georgia

Abraham Baldwin Agricultural CollegeAgnes Scott CollegeAndrew CollegeArmstrong Atlantic State UniversityAtlanta Christian CollegeAtlanta Metropolitan CollegeAugusta State UniversityBauder CollegeBerry CollegeBrenau UniversityBrewton-Parker CollegeClark Atlanta UniversityClayton State UniversityCoastal Georgia Community CollegeColumbus State UniversityColumbus Technical CollegeCovenant CollegeDarton CollegeDeKalb Technical CollegeEmory UniversityGainesville State CollegeGeorgia College and State UniversityGeorgia Highlands CollegeGeorgia Institute of TechnologyGeorgia Military CollegeGeorgia Perimeter CollegeGeorgia Southern University

Georgia Southwestern State UniversityGeorgia State UniversityGordon CollegeKennesaw State UniversityLaGrange CollegeLe Cordon Bleu College of Culinary

ArtsLife UniversityMercer UniversityMiddle Georgia CollegeMiddle Georgia Technical CollegeMorehouse CollegeNorth Georgia College & State

UniversityOglethorpe UniversityPaine CollegePiedmont CollegeReinhardt CollegeSavannah College of Art and DesignSavannah State UniversitySavannah Technical CollegeShorter CollegeSouth Georgia CollegeSouth UniversitySouthern Polytechnic State UniversitySpelman CollegeThomas UniversityToccoa Falls CollegeTruett-McConnell CollegeUniversity of GeorgiaUniversity of West GeorgiaValdosta State UniversityWesleyan CollegeYoung Harris College

Hawaii

Brigham Young University-HawaiiChaminade University of HonoluluHawaii Pacific UniversityUniversity of Hawaii at ManoaUniversity of Hawaii: Kauai

Community CollegeUniversity of Hawaii: West Oahu

Idaho

Albertson College of IdahoBoise State UniversityBrigham Young University-IdahoIdaho State UniversityLewis-Clark State CollegeNorthwest Nazarene UniversityUniversity of Idaho

Illinois

Augustana CollegeAurora UniversityBenedictine UniversityBlack Hawk CollegeBlackburn CollegeBlessing-Reiman College of NursingBradley UniversityCarl Sandburg CollegeChicago State UniversityCity Colleges of Chicago: Harold

Washington 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: Wright

CollegeCollege of DuPageCollege of Lake CountyCollege of Office TechnologyColumbia College Chicago

DePaul UniversityDominican UniversityEastern Illinois UniversityElgin Community CollegeElmhurst CollegeEureka CollegeGovernors State UniversityGreenville CollegeHighland Community CollegeIllinois Central CollegeIllinois 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 Institute of TechnologyIllinois State UniversityIllinois Wesleyan UniversityInternational Academy of Design and

Technology: ChicagoJohn Wood Community CollegeJoliet Junior CollegeJudson CollegeKendall CollegeKishwaukee CollegeKnox CollegeLake Forest CollegeLake Land CollegeLewis UniversityLexington CollegeLincoln Land Community CollegeLoyola University of ChicagoMacMurray CollegeMcHenry County CollegeMcKendree CollegeMillikin UniversityMonmouth CollegeMoody Bible InstituteMoraine Valley Community CollegeMorrison Institute of TechnologyMorton CollegeNational-Louis UniversityNorth Central CollegeNorth Park UniversityNorthern Illinois UniversityNorthwestern Business CollegeNorthwestern UniversityOakton Community CollegeOlivet Nazarene UniversityParkland CollegeQuincy UniversityRichland Community CollegeRobert Morris College: ChicagoRock Valley CollegeRockford Business CollegeRockford CollegeRoosevelt UniversityRosalind Franklin University of

Medicine and ScienceSt. Xavier UniversitySauk Valley Community CollegeSchool of the Art Institute of ChicagoSoutheastern Illinois CollegeSouthern Illinois University CarbondaleSouthern Illinois University

EdwardsvilleSpoon River CollegeSpringfield College in IllinoisTrinity Christian CollegeTrinity International UniversityTriton CollegeUniversity of ChicagoUniversity of Illinois at ChicagoUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-

ChampaignUniversity of Illinois: SpringfieldUniversity of St. FrancisWestern Illinois UniversityWestwood College of Technology:

O’HareWheaton College

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Indiana

Ball State UniversityButler UniversityCalumet College of St. JosephDePauw UniversityEarlham CollegeFranklin CollegeGoshen CollegeHanover CollegeHoly Cross CollegeHuntington UniversityIndiana Institute of TechnologyIndiana State UniversityIndiana University BloomingtonIndiana University EastIndiana University KokomoIndiana University NorthwestIndiana University South BendIndiana University SoutheastIndiana University-Purdue University

Fort WayneIndiana University-Purdue University

IndianapolisIndiana Wesleyan UniversityIvy Tech Community College:

BloomingtonIvy Tech Community College: Central

IndianaIvy Tech Community College:

ColumbusIvy Tech Community College: East

CentralIvy Tech Community College:

KokomoIvy Tech Community College:

LafayetteIvy Tech Community College: North

CentralIvy Tech Community College:

NortheastIvy Tech Community College:

NorthwestIvy Tech Community College: South

CentralIvy Tech Community College:

SoutheastIvy Tech Community College:

SouthwestIvy Tech Community College: Wabash

ValleyIvy Tech Community College:

WhitewaterLincoln Technical InstituteManchester CollegeMarian CollegeOakland City UniversityPurdue UniversityPurdue University: CalumetRose-Hulman Institute of TechnologySt. Mary-of-the-Woods CollegeSaint Mary’s CollegeTaylor UniversityTaylor University: Fort WayneTri-State UniversityUniversity of EvansvilleUniversity of IndianapolisUniversity of Notre DameUniversity of Southern IndianaUniversity of St. FrancisValparaiso UniversityVincennes UniversityWabash College

Iowa

AIB College of BusinessBriar Cliff UniversityBuena Vista UniversityCentral CollegeClarke College

Coe CollegeCornell CollegeDes Moines Area Community CollegeDivine Word CollegeDrake UniversityEllsworth Community CollegeFaith Baptist Bible College and

Theological SeminaryGraceland UniversityGrand View CollegeGrinnell CollegeHamilton CollegeHamilton College: Cedar FallsHamilton College: Cedar RapidsHawkeye Community CollegeIowa Central Community CollegeIowa State UniversityIowa Wesleyan CollegeKaplan UniversityLoras CollegeLuther CollegeMarshalltown Community CollegeMorningside CollegeMount Mercy CollegeNorth Iowa Area Community CollegeNortheast Iowa Community CollegeNorthwest Iowa Community CollegeNorthwestern CollegeSt. Ambrose UniversitySt. Luke’s CollegeSimpson CollegeSouthwestern Community CollegeUniversity of DubuqueUniversity of IowaUniversity of Northern IowaUpper Iowa UniversityWaldorf CollegeWartburg CollegeWestern Iowa Tech Community

CollegeWilliam Penn University

Kansas

Allen County Community CollegeBaker UniversityBarclay CollegeBarton County Community CollegeBenedictine CollegeBethany CollegeBethel CollegeButler County Community CollegeCentral Christian College of KansasCloud County Community CollegeCoffeyville Community CollegeColby Community CollegeCowley County Community CollegeEmporia State UniversityFort Hays State UniversityFort Scott Community CollegeGarden City Community CollegeHesston CollegeHutchinson Community CollegeKansas City Kansas Community

CollegeKansas State UniversityKansas Wesleyan UniversityLabette Community CollegeManhattan Area Technical CollegeMcPherson CollegeMidAmerica Nazarene UniversityNewman UniversityOttawa UniversityPittsburg State UniversityPratt Community CollegeSouthwestern CollegeSterling CollegeTabor CollegeUniversity of KansasUniversity of St. MaryWashburn University of TopekaWichita State University

Kentucky

Alice Lloyd CollegeAshland Community and Technical

CollegeBellarmine UniversityBerea CollegeBig Sandy Community and Technical

CollegeBluegrass Community and Technical

CollegeBrescia UniversityCampbellsville UniversityCentre CollegeDaymar CollegeDaymar College: LouisvilleDraughons Junior CollegeEastern Kentucky UniversityElizabethtown Community and

Technical CollegeGeorgetown CollegeHenderson Community CollegeJefferson Community CollegeKentucky Christian UniversityKentucky State UniversityLindsey Wilson CollegeMaysville Community CollegeMidway CollegeMorehead State UniversityMurray State UniversityNorthern Kentucky UniversityOwensboro Community CollegeSt. Catharine CollegeSomerset Community CollegeSoutheast Kentucky Community and

Technical CollegeSpalding UniversitySpencerian College: LexingtonThomas More CollegeTransylvania UniversityUnion CollegeUniversity of the CumberlandsUniversity of KentuckyUniversity of LouisvilleWestern Kentucky University

Louisiana

Bossier Parish Community CollegeCentenary College of LouisianaDelgado Community CollegeDillard UniversityITI Technical CollegeLouisiana State University and

Agricultural and Mechanical CollegeLouisiana State University in

ShreveportLouisiana Tech UniversityLoyola University New OrleansNicholls State UniversityNorthwestern State UniversityNunez Community CollegeOur Lady of Holy Cross CollegeSt. Joseph Seminary CollegeSoutheastern Louisiana UniversitySouthern University and Agricultural

and Mechanical CollegeTulane UniversityUniversity of Louisiana at LafayetteUniversity of Louisiana at MonroeUniversity of New OrleansXavier University of Louisiana

Maine

Andover CollegeBates CollegeBowdoin CollegeCentral Maine Community CollegeColby CollegeCollege of the AtlanticHusson CollegeKennebec Valley Community College

Maine College of ArtNew England School of

CommunicationsSt. Joseph’s CollegeThomas CollegeUnity CollegeUniversity of MaineUniversity of Maine at AugustaUniversity of Maine at FarmingtonUniversity of Maine at Fort KentUniversity of Maine at MachiasUniversity of Maine at Presque IsleUniversity of New EnglandUniversity of Southern Maine

Maryland

Allegany College of MarylandAnne Arundel Community CollegeBaltimore International CollegeBowie State UniversityCapitol CollegeCarroll Community CollegeCollege of Notre Dame of MarylandCollege of Southern MarylandColumbia Union CollegeCoppin State UniversityFrostburg State UniversityGoucher CollegeHagerstown Business CollegeHarford Community CollegeHood CollegeHoward Community CollegeJohns Hopkins UniversityJohns Hopkins University: Peabody

Conservatory of MusicLoyola College in MarylandMaryland Institute College of ArtMcDaniel CollegeMorgan State UniversityMount St. Mary’s UniversityPrince George’s Community CollegeSt. Mary’s College of MarylandSalisbury UniversityTESST College of Technology:

BaltimoreTowson UniversityUniversity of Maryland: BaltimoreUniversity of Maryland: Baltimore

CountyUniversity of Maryland: College ParkUniversity of Maryland: Eastern ShoreUniversity of Maryland: University

CollegeVilla Julie CollegeWashington Bible CollegeWashington College

Massachusetts

American International CollegeAmherst CollegeAnna Maria CollegeArt Institute of Boston at Lesley

UniversityAssumption CollegeAtlantic Union CollegeBabson CollegeBay Path CollegeBecker CollegeBentley CollegeBerkshire Community CollegeBoston Architectural CenterBoston CollegeBoston UniversityBridgewater State CollegeBunker Hill Community CollegeCape Cod Community CollegeClark UniversityCollege of the Holy CrossCurry CollegeDean CollegeEastern Nazarene College

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Elms CollegeEmerson CollegeEmmanuel CollegeEndicott CollegeFisher CollegeFitchburg State CollegeFramingham State CollegeFranklin W. Olin College of

EngineeringGordon CollegeGreenfield Community CollegeHampshire CollegeHarvard CollegeHebrew CollegeHellenic College/Holy CrossLasell CollegeLesley UniversityMassachusetts Bay Community CollegeMassachusetts College of Liberal ArtsMassachusetts College of Pharmacy

and Health SciencesMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyMassachusetts Maritime AcademyMerrimack CollegeMiddlesex Community CollegeMontserrat College of ArtMount Holyoke CollegeMount Wachusett Community CollegeNichols CollegeNorth Shore Community CollegeNortheastern UniversityNorthern Essex Community CollegePine Manor CollegeQuinsigamond Community CollegeRegis CollegeSalem State CollegeSchool of the Museum of Fine ArtsSimmons CollegeSimon’s Rock College of BardSmith CollegeSpringfield CollegeSpringfield Technical Community

CollegeStonehill CollegeSuffolk UniversityTufts UniversityUniversity of Massachusetts AmherstUniversity of Massachusetts BostonUniversity of Massachusetts DartmouthUniversity of Massachusetts LowellWellesley CollegeWentworth Institute of TechnologyWestern New England CollegeWheaton CollegeWheelock CollegeWilliams CollegeWorcester Polytechnic InstituteWorcester State College

Michigan

Adrian CollegeAlbion CollegeAlma CollegeAndrews UniversityAquinas CollegeBaker College of Auburn HillsBaker College of CadillacBaker College of JacksonBaker College of MuskegonBaker College of OwossoBaker College of Port HuronBay de Noc Community CollegeCalvin CollegeCentral Michigan UniversityCleary UniversityConcordia UniversityCornerstone UniversityDavenport UniversityDelta CollegeEastern Michigan UniversityFerris State UniversityFinlandia UniversityGlen Oaks Community College

Gogebic Community CollegeGrand Rapids Community CollegeGrand Valley State UniversityHillsdale CollegeHope CollegeKalamazoo CollegeKellogg Community CollegeKendall College of Art and Design of

Ferris State UniversityKettering UniversityKirtland Community CollegeKuyper CollegeLake Michigan CollegeLake Superior State UniversityLansing Community CollegeLawrence Technological UniversityMacomb Community CollegeMadonna UniversityMarygrove CollegeMichigan Jewish InstituteMichigan State UniversityMichigan Technological UniversityMontcalm Community CollegeMott Community CollegeNorth Central Michigan CollegeNorthern Michigan UniversityNorthwestern Michigan CollegeNorthwood UniversityOakland Community CollegeOakland UniversityOlivet CollegeRochester CollegeSaginaw Valley State UniversitySt. Clair County Community CollegeSiena Heights UniversitySouthwestern Michigan CollegeSpring Arbor UniversityUniversity of MichiganUniversity of Michigan: DearbornUniversity of Michigan: FlintWashtenaw Community CollegeWayne County Community CollegeWayne State UniversityWestern Michigan University

Minnesota

Art Institutes International MinnesotaAugsburg CollegeBemidji State UniversityBethany Lutheran CollegeBethel UniversityBrown CollegeCarleton CollegeCentral Lakes CollegeCentury Community and Technical

CollegeCollege of St. BenedictCollege of St. CatherineCollege of St. ScholasticaCollege of Visual ArtsConcordia College: MoorheadConcordia University: St. PaulDakota County Technical CollegeGustavus Adolphus CollegeHamline UniversityHennepin Technical CollegeInver Hills Community CollegeItasca Community CollegeLake Superior CollegeMacalester CollegeMinneapolis College of Art and DesignMinneapolis Community and Technical

CollegeMinnesota State College - Southeast

TechnicalMinnesota State Community and

Technical College - Fergus FallsMinnesota State University: MankatoMinnesota West Community and

Technical College: WorthingtonCampus

National American University: St. PaulNormandale Community College

North Central UniversityNorth Hennepin Community CollegeNorthland Community & Technical

CollegeNorthwest Technical CollegeNorthwest Technical InstituteNorthwestern CollegePine Technical CollegeRochester Community and Technical

CollegeSt. Cloud State UniversitySt. Cloud Technical CollegeSt. John’s UniversitySt. Mary’s University of MinnesotaSt. Olaf CollegeSt. Paul CollegeSouth Central CollegeUniversity of Minnesota: CrookstonUniversity of Minnesota: DuluthUniversity of Minnesota: MorrisUniversity of Minnesota: Twin CitiesUniversity of St. ThomasWinona State University

Mississippi

Belhaven CollegeBlue Mountain CollegeDelta State UniversityJackson State UniversityMillsaps CollegeMississippi CollegeMississippi State UniversityMississippi Valley State UniversityUniversity of MississippiUniversity of Southern MississippiWilliam Carey College

Missouri

Avila UniversityBaptist Bible CollegeBlue River Community CollegeCalvary Bible College and Theological

SeminaryCentral Missouri State UniversityCollege of the OzarksColumbia CollegeCottey CollegeCrowder CollegeCulver-Stockton CollegeDrury UniversityEast Central CollegeEvangel UniversityFontbonne UniversityHannibal-LaGrange CollegeJefferson CollegeKansas City Art InstituteLincoln UniversityLindenwood UniversityLongview Community CollegeMaple Woods Community CollegeMaryville University of Saint LouisMissouri Baptist UniversityMissouri Southern State UniversityMissouri State UniversityMissouri Valley CollegeMoberly Area Community CollegeNorthwest Missouri State UniversityPark UniversityPenn Valley Community CollegeRanken Technical CollegeRockhurst UniversitySt. Louis UniversitySoutheast Missouri Hospital College of

Nursing and Health SciencesSoutheast Missouri State UniversitySouthwest Baptist UniversityState Fair Community CollegeStephens CollegeThree Rivers Community CollegeTruman State UniversityUniversity of Missouri: Columbia

University of Missouri: Kansas CityUniversity of Missouri: RollaUniversity of Missouri: St. LouisWashington University in St. LouisWebster UniversityWestminster CollegeWilliam Jewell CollegeWilliam Woods University

Montana

Carroll CollegeMontana State University: BillingsMontana State University: BozemanMontana Tech of the University of

MontanaRocky Mountain CollegeUniversity of Great FallsUniversity of Montana: MissoulaUniversity of Montana: Western

Nebraska

Bellevue UniversityChadron State CollegeCollege of Saint MaryConcordia UniversityCreighton UniversityDana CollegeDoane CollegeGrace UniversityHastings CollegeMetropolitan Community CollegeMidland Lutheran CollegeNebraska College of Technical

AgricultureNebraska Methodist College of

Nursing and Allied HealthNebraska Wesleyan UniversityNortheast Community CollegeUnion CollegeUniversity of Nebraska - LincolnUniversity of Nebraska - OmahaWayne State CollegeWestern Nebraska Community CollegeYork College

Nevada

Art Institute of Las VegasGreat Basin CollegeSierra Nevada CollegeUniversity of Nevada: Las VegasUniversity of Nevada: RenoWestern Nevada Community College

New Hampshire

Colby-Sawyer CollegeDartmouth CollegeFranklin Pierce CollegeMcIntosh CollegeNew England CollegeNew Hampshire Technical InstitutePlymouth State UniversityRivier CollegeSt. Anselm CollegeSouthern New Hampshire UniversityThomas More College of Liberal ArtsUniversity of New HampshireUniversity of New Hampshire at

Manchester

New Jersey

Assumption College for SistersBerkeley CollegeBloomfield CollegeBrookdale Community CollegeBurlington County College

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Caldwell CollegeCentenary CollegeThe College of New JerseyCollege of St. ElizabethCounty College of MorrisDrew UniversityEssex County CollegeFairleigh Dickinson University:

College at FlorhamFairleigh Dickinson University:

Metropolitan CampusFelician CollegeGeorgian Court UniversityKean UniversityMercer County Community CollegeMonmouth UniversityMontclair State UniversityNew Jersey City UniversityNew Jersey Institute of TechnologyOcean County CollegePassaic County Community CollegePrinceton UniversityRamapo College of New JerseyRaritan Valley Community CollegeRichard Stockton College of New

JerseyRider UniversityRowan UniversityRutgers, The State University of New

Jersey: Camden Regional CampusRutgers, The State University of New

Jersey: New Brunswick/PiscatawayCampus

Rutgers, The State University of NewJersey: Newark Regional Campus

St. Peter’s CollegeSalem Community CollegeSeton Hall UniversityStevens Institute of TechnologyThomas Edison State CollegeUnion County CollegeWilliam Paterson University of New

Jersey

New Mexico

Clovis Community CollegeCollege of Santa FeCollege of the SouthwestEastern New Mexico UniversityMesalands Community CollegeNew Mexico Highlands UniversityNew Mexico Institute of Mining and

TechnologyNew Mexico Junior CollegeNew Mexico State UniversityNew Mexico State University at

AlamogordoNorthern New Mexico CollegeUniversity of New MexicoWestern New Mexico University

New York

Adelphi UniversityAdirondack Community CollegeAlbany College of PharmacyAlfred UniversityArt Institute of New York CityASA Institute of Business and

Computer TechnologyBard CollegeBarnard CollegeBerkeley CollegeBerkeley College of New York CityBroome Community CollegeBryant & Stratton College: Syracuse

NorthBusiness Informatics CenterCanisius CollegeCayuga County Community CollegeCazenovia College

City University of New York: BaruchCollege

City University of New York:Brooklyn College

City University of New York: CityCollege

City University of New York: Collegeof Staten Island

City University of New York: HunterCollege

City University of New York: John JayCollege of Criminal Justice

City University of New York:Kingsborough Community College

City University of New York:LaGuardia Community College

City University of New York: LehmanCollege

City University of New York: MedgarEvers College

City University of New York: QueensCollege

City University of New York:Queensborough Community College

City University of New York: YorkCollege

Clarkson UniversityClinton Community CollegeColgate UniversityCollege of Mount St. VincentCollege of New RochelleColumbia University: Columbia

CollegeColumbia University: Fu Foundation

School of Engineering and AppliedScience

Columbia University: School ofGeneral Studies

Columbia University: School ofNursing

Columbia-Greene Community CollegeConcordia CollegeCooper Union for the Advancement of

Science and ArtCornell UniversityCorning Community CollegeCulinary Institute of AmericaDaemen CollegeDominican College of BlauveltDowling CollegeDutchess Community CollegeD’Youville CollegeEastman School of Music of the

University of RochesterElmira CollegeErie Community College: City CampusErie Community College: North

CampusErie Community College: South

CampusExcelsior CollegeFive Towns CollegeFulton-Montgomery Community

CollegeGenesee Community CollegeGlobe Institute of TechnologyHamilton CollegeHartwick CollegeHerkimer County Community CollegeHobart and William Smith CollegesHofstra UniversityHoughton CollegeIona CollegeIthaca CollegeJamestown Community CollegeJuilliard SchoolKeuka CollegeLaboratory Institute of MerchandisingLe Moyne CollegeLong Island Business InstituteLong Island University: Brooklyn

CampusLong Island University: C. W. Post

CampusManhattan College

Manhattan School of MusicManhattanville CollegeMarist CollegeMarymount Manhattan CollegeMedaille CollegeMercy CollegeMohawk Valley Community CollegeMolloy CollegeMonroe CollegeMonroe Community CollegeNassau Community CollegeNazareth College of RochesterNew York Career InstituteNew York Institute of TechnologyNew York School of Interior DesignNew York UniversityNiagara County Community CollegeNiagara UniversityNorth Country Community CollegeNyack CollegeOnondaga Community CollegePace UniversityPaul Smith’s CollegePhillips Beth Israel School of NursingPolytechnic UniversityRensselaer Polytechnic InstituteRoberts Wesleyan CollegeRochester Institute of TechnologyRockland Community CollegeRussell Sage CollegeSage College of AlbanySt. Bonaventure UniversitySt. Francis CollegeSt. John Fisher CollegeSt. John’s UniversitySt. Joseph’s CollegeSt. Joseph’s College: Suffolk CampusSt. Lawrence UniversitySt. Thomas Aquinas CollegeSarah Lawrence CollegeSchenectady County Community

CollegeSchool of Visual ArtsSiena CollegeSkidmore CollegeState University of New York at

AlbanyState University of New York at

BinghamtonState University of New York at

BuffaloState University of New York at

FarmingdaleState University of New York at New

PaltzState University of New York at

OswegoState University of New York at

PurchaseState University of New York at Stony

BrookState University of New York College

at BrockportState University of New York College

at BuffaloState University of New York College

at FredoniaState University of New York College

at GeneseoState University of New York College

at Old WestburyState University of New York College

at OneontaState University of New York College

at PlattsburghState University of New York College

at PotsdamState University of New York College

of Agriculture and Technology atCobleskill

State University of New York Collegeof Agriculture and Technology atMorrisville

State University of New York Collegeof Environmental Science andForestry

State University of New York Collegeof Technology at Alfred

State University of New York Collegeof Technology at Canton

State University of New York EmpireState College

State University of New York UpstateMedical University

Sullivan County Community CollegeSyracuse UniversityTompkins-Cortland Community

CollegeTouro CollegeUlster County Community CollegeUnion CollegeUniversity of RochesterUtica CollegeVassar CollegeVaughn College of Aeronautics and

TechnologyVilla Maria College of BuffaloWagner CollegeWells CollegeWestchester Community College

North Carolina

Appalachian State UniversityBarton CollegeBelmont Abbey CollegeBennett CollegeBrevard CollegeBrunswick Community CollegeCabarrus College of Health SciencesCampbell UniversityCatawba CollegeCentral Piedmont Community CollegeChowan CollegeCollege of the AlbemarleDavidson CollegeDuke UniversityDurham Technical Community CollegeEast Carolina UniversityElizabeth City State UniversityElon UniversityFayetteville State UniversityFayetteville Technical Community

CollegeGardner-Webb UniversityGuilford CollegeGuilford Technical Community CollegeHigh Point UniversityJohn Wesley CollegeJohnston Community CollegeLenoir-Rhyne CollegeLouisburg CollegeMars Hill CollegeMeredith CollegeMethodist CollegeMontreat CollegeMount Olive CollegeNorth Carolina Central UniversityNorth Carolina School of the ArtsNorth Carolina State UniversityNorth Carolina Wesleyan CollegePeace CollegePfeiffer UniversityQueens University of CharlotteRoanoke Bible CollegeRockingham Community CollegeSt. Andrews Presbyterian CollegeSalem CollegeSandhills Community CollegeSoutheastern Community CollegeStanly Community CollegeUniversity of North Carolina at

AshevilleUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel

HillUniversity of North Carolina at

Charlotte

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University of North Carolina atGreensboro

University of North Carolina atPembroke

University of North Carolina atWilmington

Wake Forest UniversityWarren Wilson CollegeWestern Carolina UniversityWilson Technical Community CollegeWingate UniversityWinston-Salem State University

North Dakota

Dickinson State UniversityJamestown CollegeLake Region State CollegeMayville State UniversityMinot State UniversityNorth Dakota State UniversityUniversity of North DakotaValley City State UniversityWilliston State College

Ohio

Antioch CollegeAshland UniversityBaldwin-Wallace CollegeBluffton UniversityBowling Green State UniversityBowling Green State University:

Firelands CollegeBryant & Stratton College: ParmaBryant & Stratton College: Willoughby

HillsCapital UniversityCase Western Reserve UniversityCedarville UniversityCincinnati Christian UniversityCincinnati College of Mortuary

ScienceCincinnati State Technical and

Community CollegeCleveland Institute of ArtCleveland Institute of MusicCleveland State UniversityCollege of Mount St. JosephCollege of WoosterColumbus College of Art and DesignColumbus State Community CollegeCuyahoga Community College:

Metropolitan CampusDefiance CollegeDenison UniversityEdison State Community CollegeFranciscan University of SteubenvilleFranklin UniversityHeidelberg CollegeHiram CollegeHocking CollegeJames A. Rhodes State CollegeJohn Carroll UniversityKent State UniversityLake Erie CollegeLakeland Community CollegeLaura and Alvin Siegal College of

Judaic StudiesLourdes CollegeMalone CollegeMarietta CollegeMedCentral College of NursingMiami University: Hamilton CampusMiami University: Oxford CampusMount Union CollegeMount Vernon Nazarene UniversityMuskingum CollegeOberlin CollegeOhio Institute of Photography and

TechnologyOhio Northern University

Ohio State University AgriculturalTechnical Institute

Ohio State University: ColumbusCampus

Ohio State University: MansfieldCampus

Ohio State University: Marion CampusOhio State University: Newark

CampusOhio UniversityOhio University: Zanesville CampusOhio Wesleyan UniversityOtterbein CollegeOwens Community College: ToledoShawnee State UniversitySinclair Community CollegeTiffin UniversityUniversity of AkronUniversity of Akron: Wayne CollegeUniversity of CincinnatiUniversity of Cincinnati: Clermont

CollegeUniversity of Cincinnati: Raymond

Walters CollegeUniversity of DaytonUniversity of FindlayUniversity of Northwestern OhioUniversity of ToledoUrsuline CollegeWalsh UniversityWilmington CollegeWittenberg UniversityWright State UniversityXavier UniversityYoungstown State University

Oklahoma

Bacone CollegeCameron UniversityCarl Albert State CollegeEast Central UniversityEastern Oklahoma State CollegeNortheastern Oklahoma Agricultural

and Mechanical CollegeNortheastern State UniversityNorthwestern Oklahoma State

UniversityOklahoma Baptist UniversityOklahoma Christian UniversityOklahoma City Community CollegeOklahoma City UniversityOklahoma Panhandle State UniversityOklahoma State UniversityOklahoma State University: OkmulgeeOklahoma Wesleyan UniversityOral Roberts UniversityRedlands Community CollegeRogers State UniversityRose State CollegeSt. Gregory’s UniversitySoutheastern Oklahoma State

UniversitySouthern Nazarene UniversitySouthwestern Christian UniversitySouthwestern Oklahoma State

UniversityUniversity of Central OklahomaUniversity of OklahomaUniversity of Science and Arts of

OklahomaUniversity of TulsaWestern Oklahoma State College

Oregon

Art Institute of PortlandBlue Mountain Community CollegeChemeketa Community CollegeCorban CollegeEastern Oregon UniversityGeorge Fox UniversityLewis & Clark College

Linfield CollegeLinn-Benton Community CollegeMarylhurst UniversityNorthwest Christian CollegeOregon Institute of TechnologyOregon State UniversityPacific Northwest College of ArtPacific UniversityPioneer Pacific CollegePortland Community CollegePortland State UniversityReed CollegeRogue Community CollegeSouthern Oregon UniversitySouthwestern Oregon Community

CollegeTreasure Valley Community CollegeUmpqua Community CollegeUniversity of OregonUniversity of PortlandWestern Oregon UniversityWillamette University

Pennsylvania

Academy of Medical Arts andBusiness

Albright CollegeAllegheny CollegeAlvernia CollegeArcadia UniversityArt Institute of PittsburghBaptist Bible College of PennsylvaniaBloomsburg University of

PennsylvaniaBryn Mawr CollegeBucknell UniversityBucks County Community CollegeButler County Community CollegeCabrini CollegeCalifornia University of PennsylvaniaCarlow UniversityCarnegie Mellon UniversityCedar Crest CollegeCentral Pennsylvania CollegeChatham CollegeChestnut Hill CollegeCheyney University of PennsylvaniaClarion University of PennsylvaniaCollege MisericordiaCommonwealth Technical InstituteCommunity College of Allegheny

CountyCommunity College of Beaver CountyCommunity College of PhiladelphiaCurtis Institute of MusicDelaware County Community CollegeDelaware Valley CollegeDeSales UniversityDickinson CollegeDrexel UniversityDuBois Business CollegeDuquesne UniversityEast Stroudsburg University of

PennsylvaniaEastern UniversityEdinboro University of PennsylvaniaElizabethtown CollegeFranklin & Marshall CollegeGannon UniversityGeneva CollegeGettysburg CollegeGrove City CollegeGwynedd-Mercy CollegeHarcum CollegeHarrisburg Area Community CollegeHaverford CollegeImmaculata UniversityIndiana University of PennsylvaniaJNA Institute of Culinary ArtsJuniata CollegeKeystone CollegeKing’s CollegeKutztown University of Pennsylvania

La Roche CollegeLa Salle UniversityLackawanna CollegeLafayette CollegeLebanon Valley CollegeLehigh UniversityLincoln Technical InstituteLincoln UniversityLock Haven University of

PennsylvaniaLycoming CollegeManor CollegeMarywood UniversityMercyhurst CollegeMessiah CollegeMillersville University of PennsylvaniaMontgomery County Community

CollegeMoravian CollegeMount Aloysius CollegeMuhlenberg CollegeNeumann CollegeNorthampton County Area Community

CollegePeirce CollegePenn State AbingtonPenn State AltoonaPenn State BeaverPenn State BerksPenn State Delaware CountyPenn State DuboisPenn State Erie, The Behrend CollegePenn State FayettePenn State HarrisburgPenn State HazletonPenn State Lehigh ValleyPenn State McKeesportPenn State Mont AltoPenn State New KensingtonPenn State ShenangoPenn State University ParkPenn State Wilkes-BarrePenn State Worthington ScrantonPenn State YorkPennsylvania College of TechnologyPennsylvania Institute of Culinary ArtsPennsylvania Institute of TechnologyPhiladelphia Biblical UniversityPhiladelphia UniversityPoint Park UniversityReading Area Community CollegeRobert Morris UniversityRosemont CollegeSt. Charles Borromeo Seminary -

OverbrookSt. Francis UniversitySt. Joseph’s UniversitySt. Vincent CollegeSeton Hill UniversityShippensburg University of

PennsylvaniaSlippery Rock University of

PennsylvaniaSusquehanna UniversitySwarthmore CollegeTemple UniversityThiel CollegeThomas Jefferson University: College

of Health ProfessionsTriangle Tech: GreensburgUniversity of the ArtsUniversity of PennsylvaniaUniversity of PittsburghUniversity of Pittsburgh at BradfordUniversity of Pittsburgh at GreensburgUniversity of Pittsburgh at JohnstownUniversity of Pittsburgh at TitusvilleUniversity of the Sciences in

PhiladelphiaUniversity of ScrantonUrsinus CollegeValley Forge Military CollegeVillanova UniversityWashington and Jefferson CollegeWaynesburg College

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West Chester University ofPennsylvania

Westminster CollegeWidener UniversityWilson CollegeYork College of Pennsylvania

Puerto Rico

Bayamon Central UniversityConservatory of Music of Puerto RicoInter American University of Puerto

Rico: Aguadilla CampusInter American University of Puerto

Rico: Bayamon CampusInter American University of Puerto

Rico: San German CampusNational College of Business &

Technology: BayamonPontifical Catholic University of

Puerto RicoUniversidad Politecnica de Puerto RicoUniversity College of San JuanUniversity of Puerto Rico: AreciboUniversity of Puerto Rico: Bayamon

University CollegeUniversity of Puerto Rico: Carolina

Regional CollegeUniversity of Puerto Rico: Cayey

University CollegeUniversity of Puerto Rico: HumacaoUniversity of Puerto Rico: MayaguezUniversity of Puerto Rico: Rio PiedrasUniversity of Puerto Rico: Utuado

Rhode Island

Brown UniversityBryant UniversityCommunity College of Rhode IslandNew England Institute of TechnologyProvidence CollegeRhode Island CollegeRhode Island School of DesignRoger Williams UniversitySalve Regina UniversityUniversity of Rhode IslandZion Bible Institute

South Carolina

Aiken Technical CollegeAnderson UniversityBenedict CollegeCentral Carolina Technical CollegeCharleston Southern UniversityThe CitadelClaflin UniversityClemson UniversityCoastal Carolina UniversityCoker CollegeCollege of CharlestonColumbia CollegeColumbia International UniversityConverse CollegeDenmark Technical CollegeErskine CollegeFlorence-Darlington Technical CollegeForrest Junior CollegeFrancis Marion UniversityFurman UniversityGreenville Technical CollegeLander UniversityLimestone CollegeMidlands Technical CollegeMorris CollegeNewberry CollegeNorth Greenville CollegeSouth Carolina State UniversitySouth UniversitySouthern Wesleyan UniversitySpartanburg Methodist College

Spartanburg Technical CollegeTri-County Technical CollegeUniversity of South CarolinaUniversity of South Carolina at AikenUniversity of South Carolina at

LancasterUniversity of South Carolina at SumterUniversity of South Carolina at UnionUniversity of South Carolina UpstateVoorhees CollegeWinthrop UniversityWofford College

South Dakota

Augustana CollegeBlack Hills State UniversityDakota State UniversityDakota Wesleyan UniversityMitchell Technical InstituteMount Marty CollegeNorthern State UniversitySouth Dakota School of Mines and

TechnologySouth Dakota State UniversityUniversity of South Dakota

Tennessee

Aquinas CollegeAustin Peay State UniversityBelmont UniversityBethel CollegeBryan CollegeCarson-Newman CollegeChristian Brothers UniversityCleveland State Community CollegeCrichton CollegeCumberland UniversityDyersburg State Community CollegeEast Tennessee State UniversityFisk UniversityFreed-Hardeman UniversityHiwassee CollegeKing CollegeLambuth UniversityLee UniversityLeMoyne-Owen CollegeLincoln Memorial UniversityLipscomb UniversityMaryville CollegeMemphis College of ArtMiddle Tennessee State UniversityMilligan CollegeMotlow State Community CollegePellissippi State Technical Community

CollegeRhodes CollegeRoane State Community CollegeTennessee State UniversityTennessee Technological UniversityTennessee Temple UniversityTennessee Wesleyan CollegeTrevecca Nazarene UniversityTusculum CollegeUniversity of MemphisUniversity of the SouthUniversity of Tennessee: ChattanoogaUniversity of Tennessee: KnoxvilleUniversity of Tennessee: MartinVolunteer State Community CollegeWalters State Community College

Texas

Abilene Christian UniversityAngelina CollegeAngelo State UniversityArlington Baptist CollegeAustin CollegeBaylor UniversityCentral Texas College

Clarendon CollegeConcordia University at AustinDallas Baptist UniversityDel Mar CollegeEast Texas Baptist UniversityEl Centro CollegeFrank Phillips CollegeGrayson County CollegeHallmark Institute of AeronauticsHallmark Institute of TechnologyHardin-Simmons UniversityHill CollegeHouston Baptist UniversityHouston Community College SystemHoward Payne UniversityHuston-Tillotson CollegeJarvis Christian CollegeKilgore CollegeLamar UniversityLaredo Community CollegeLeTourneau UniversityLubbock Christian UniversityMcMurry UniversityMidland CollegeMidwestern State UniversityMTI College of Business and

TechnologyNorth Central Texas CollegeNorth Harris Montgomery Community

College DistrictNorth Lake CollegeNorthwood University: Texas CampusOdessa CollegeOur Lady of the Lake University of

San AntonioPanola CollegePrairie View A&M UniversityRice UniversityRichland CollegeSt. Edward’s UniversitySt. Mary’s UniversitySt. Philip’s CollegeSam Houston State UniversitySan Jacinto College: NorthSchreiner UniversitySouth Plains CollegeSouthern Methodist UniversitySouthwestern Adventist UniversitySouthwestern UniversityStephen F. Austin State UniversitySul Ross State UniversityTarleton State UniversityTexas A&M UniversityTexas A&M University-CommerceTexas A&M University-GalvestonTexas A&M University-KingsvilleTexas A&M University-TexarkanaTexas Christian UniversityTexas CollegeTexas Lutheran UniversityTexas Southmost CollegeTexas State Technical College:

HarlingenTexas State Technical College: WacoTexas State Technical College: West

TexasTexas State University: San MarcosTexas Tech UniversityTexas Wesleyan UniversityTexas Woman’s UniversityTrinity UniversityUniversity of DallasUniversity of HoustonUniversity of Houston: Clear LakeUniversity of Houston: DowntownUniversity of the Incarnate WordUniversity of Mary Hardin-BaylorUniversity of North TexasUniversity of St. ThomasUniversity of Texas at ArlingtonUniversity of Texas at AustinUniversity of Texas at BrownsvilleUniversity of Texas at DallasUniversity of Texas at El PasoUniversity of Texas at San Antonio

University of Texas at TylerUniversity of Texas Health Science

Center at HoustonUniversity of Texas Medical Branch at

GalvestonUniversity of Texas: Pan AmericanVictoria CollegeWayland Baptist UniversityWeatherford CollegeWest Texas A&M UniversityWestern Technical Institute: Diana

DriveWiley College

Utah

Brigham Young UniversityCollege of Eastern UtahDixie State College of UtahNeumont UniversitySalt Lake Community CollegeSnow CollegeSouthern Utah UniversityStevens-Henager CollegeStevens-Henager College of BusinessUniversity of UtahUtah State UniversityUtah Valley State CollegeWeber State UniversityWestminster College

Vermont

Bennington CollegeCastleton State CollegeChamplain CollegeCollege of St. Joseph in VermontCommunity College of VermontGreen Mountain CollegeJohnson State CollegeLandmark CollegeLyndon State CollegeMarlboro CollegeMiddlebury CollegeNew England Culinary InstituteNorwich UniversitySt. Michael’s CollegeSterling CollegeUniversity of Vermont

Virginia

Art Institute of WashingtonAverett UniversityBluefield CollegeBridgewater CollegeBryant & Stratton College: Virginia

BeachCentral Virginia Community CollegeChristopher Newport UniversityCollege of William and MaryDanville Community CollegeEastern Mennonite UniversityEmory & Henry CollegeFerrum CollegeGeorge Mason UniversityGermanna Community CollegeHampden-Sydney CollegeHampton UniversityHollins UniversityJ. Sargeant Reynolds Community

CollegeJames Madison UniversityLiberty UniversityLongwood UniversityLynchburg CollegeMary Baldwin CollegeMarymount UniversityNorfolk State UniversityNorthern Virginia Community CollegeOld Dominion UniversityPaul D. Camp Community College

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Piedmont Virginia Community CollegeRadford UniversityRandolph-Macon CollegeRandolph-Macon Woman’s CollegeRappahannock Community CollegeRichard Bland CollegeRoanoke CollegeSt. Paul’s CollegeShenandoah UniversitySouthwest Virginia Community

CollegeSweet Briar CollegeThomas Nelson Community CollegeTidewater Community CollegeUniversity of Mary WashingtonUniversity of Northern VirginiaUniversity of RichmondUniversity of VirginiaUniversity of Virginia’s College at

WiseVirginia Commonwealth UniversityVirginia Intermont CollegeVirginia Military InstituteVirginia Polytechnic Institute and State

UniversityVirginia State UniversityVirginia Union UniversityVirginia Wesleyan CollegeWashington and Lee University

Washington

Art Institute of SeattleBastyr UniversityBellevue Community CollegeBig Bend Community CollegeCentral Washington UniversityCentralia CollegeClark CollegeCornish College of the ArtsDigiPen Institute of TechnologyEastern Washington UniversityEverett Community CollegeEvergreen State CollegeGonzaga UniversityGrays Harbor CollegeGreen River Community CollegeHenry Cogswell CollegeHeritage UniversityLower Columbia CollegeNorth Seattle Community CollegeNorthwest College of ArtNorthwest School of Wooden

BoatbuildingNorthwest UniversityOlympic CollegePacific Lutheran UniversityPeninsula CollegePierce CollegeSaint Martin’s UniversitySeattle Pacific UniversitySeattle UniversitySouth Puget Sound Community

CollegeSpokane Community CollegeSpokane Falls Community CollegeTrinity Lutheran CollegeUniversity of Puget SoundUniversity of WashingtonWalla Walla CollegeWalla Walla Community CollegeWashington State UniversityWestern Washington UniversityWhatcom Community CollegeWhitman CollegeWhitworth CollegeYakima Valley Community College

West Virginia

Alderson-Broaddus CollegeAppalachian Bible CollegeBethany College

Bluefield State CollegeConcord UniversityDavis and Elkins CollegeGlenville State CollegeMarshall UniversityMountain State UniversityOhio Valley UniversityPotomac State College of West

Virginia UniversitySalem International UniversityShepherd UniversitySouthern West Virginia Community

and Technical CollegeUniversity of CharlestonWest Liberty State CollegeWest Virginia Northern Community

CollegeWest Virginia State UniversityWest Virginia UniversityWest Virginia University at

ParkersburgWest Virginia University Institute of

TechnologyWest Virginia Wesleyan CollegeWheeling Jesuit University

Wisconsin

Alverno CollegeBellin College of NursingBeloit CollegeBryant & Stratton College: MilwaukeeCardinal Stritch UniversityCarroll CollegeCarthage CollegeConcordia University WisconsinEdgewood CollegeHerzing CollegeLakeland CollegeLawrence UniversityMaranatha Baptist Bible CollegeMarian College of Fond du LacMarquette UniversityMid-State Technical CollegeMilwaukee Area Technical CollegeMilwaukee School of EngineeringMount Mary CollegeNortheast Wisconsin Technical CollegeNorthland CollegeSt. Norbert CollegeSilver Lake CollegeUniversity of Wisconsin-Baraboo/Sauk

CountyUniversity of Wisconsin-Eau ClaireUniversity of Wisconsin-Fond du LacUniversity of Wisconsin-Green BayUniversity of Wisconsin-La CrosseUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonUniversity of Wisconsin-Marathon

CountyUniversity of Wisconsin-MarinetteUniversity of Wisconsin-Marshfield/

Wood CountyUniversity of Wisconsin-MilwaukeeUniversity of Wisconsin-OshkoshUniversity of Wisconsin-ParksideUniversity of Wisconsin-PlattevilleUniversity of Wisconsin-RichlandUniversity of Wisconsin-River FallsUniversity of Wisconsin-Rock CountyUniversity of Wisconsin-Stevens PointUniversity of Wisconsin-StoutUniversity of Wisconsin-SuperiorUniversity of Wisconsin-WaukeshaUniversity of Wisconsin-WhitewaterViterbo UniversityWestern Wisconsin Technical CollegeWisconsin Indianhead Technical

College

Wyoming

Casper College

Central Wyoming CollegeEastern Wyoming CollegeSheridan CollegeUniversity of WyomingWestern Wyoming Community College

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ESL programs on campusAlabama

Auburn UniversityAuburn University at MontgomeryGadsden State Community CollegeHuntingdon CollegeTroy UniversityUniversity of AlabamaUniversity of Alabama in HuntsvilleUniversity of MontevalloUniversity of North AlabamaUniversity of South Alabama

Alaska

Prince William Sound CommunityCollege

University of Alaska AnchorageUniversity of Alaska Fairbanks

Arizona

Arizona State UniversityArizona Western CollegeCentral Arizona CollegeCochise CollegeGlendale Community CollegeGrand Canyon UniversityMesa Community CollegeMohave Community CollegeNorthern Arizona UniversityPima Community CollegeScottsdale Community CollegeSouth Mountain Community CollegeUniversity of ArizonaWestern International University

Arkansas

Arkansas Tech UniversityCossatot Community College of the

University of ArkansasHarding UniversityHenderson State UniversityJohn Brown UniversityOuachita Baptist UniversityUniversity of ArkansasUniversity of Arkansas at Little RockUniversity of Central Arkansas

California

Academy of Art UniversityAllan Hancock CollegeAlliant International UniversityAntelope Valley CollegeAzusa Pacific UniversityBakersfield CollegeBarstow CollegeBethesda Christian UniversityBiola UniversityBrooks CollegeButte CollegeCabrillo CollegeCalifornia Baptist UniversityCalifornia Polytechnic State University:

San Luis ObispoCalifornia State Polytechnic University:

PomonaCalifornia State University: BakersfieldCalifornia State University: Chico

California State University: East BayCalifornia State University: FresnoCalifornia State University: FullertonCalifornia State University: Long

BeachCalifornia State University: Los

AngelesCalifornia State University: SacramentoCalifornia State University: San

BernardinoCalifornia State University: San

MarcosCerritos Community CollegeCerro Coso Community CollegeChaffey CollegeChapman UniversityCitrus CollegeCity College of San FranciscoCoastline Community CollegeCollege of the CanyonsCollege of the DesertCollege of Marin: KentfieldCollege of San MateoCollege of the SequoiasCollege of the SiskiyousColumbia CollegeConcordia UniversityCosumnes River CollegeCrafton Hills CollegeCuesta CollegeCuyamaca CollegeCypress CollegeDominican University of CaliforniaEl Camino CollegeFashion Institute of Design and

MerchandisingFashion Institute of Design and

Merchandising: San DiegoFashion Institute of Design and

Merchandising: San FranciscoFoothill CollegeFresno City CollegeFresno Pacific UniversityFullerton CollegeGlendale Community CollegeGolden Gate UniversityHartnell CollegeHoly Names UniversityHope International UniversityIrvine Valley CollegeLa Sierra UniversityLas Positas CollegeLassen CollegeLincoln UniversityLoma Linda UniversityLong Beach City CollegeLos Angeles City CollegeLos Angeles Harbor CollegeLos Angeles Mission CollegeLos Angeles Pierce CollegeLos Angeles Southwest CollegeLos Angeles Trade and Technical

CollegeLos Angeles Valley CollegeLos Medanos CollegeMarymount CollegeMerced CollegeMerritt CollegeMills CollegeMiraCosta CollegeMission CollegeModesto Junior CollegeMonterey Peninsula CollegeMount San Antonio CollegeNational UniversityNewSchool of Architecture & Design

Northwestern Polytechnic UniversityNotre Dame de Namur UniversityOhlone CollegeOtis College of Art and DesignOxnard CollegePacific States UniversityPalo Verde CollegePalomar CollegePasadena City CollegePatten UniversityPitzer CollegePorterville CollegeRiverside Community CollegeSacramento City CollegeSaddleback CollegeSt. Mary’s College of CaliforniaSamuel Merritt CollegeSan Diego Christian CollegeSan Diego State UniversitySan Francisco Art InstituteSan Francisco State UniversitySan Joaquin Delta CollegeSan Jose City CollegeSan Jose State UniversitySanta Ana CollegeSanta Barbara City CollegeSanta Monica CollegeSantiago Canyon CollegeShasta CollegeSierra CollegeSolano Community CollegeSonoma State UniversitySouthern California Institute of

TechnologySouthwestern CollegeTaft CollegeUniversity of California: DavisUniversity of California: IrvineUniversity of California: Los AngelesUniversity of California: RiversideUniversity of California: San DiegoUniversity of California: Santa BarbaraUniversity of California: Santa CruzUniversity of La VerneUniversity of the PacificUniversity of San DiegoUniversity of San FranciscoUniversity of Southern CaliforniaVentura CollegeVictor Valley CollegeVista Community CollegeWest Hills Community CollegeWest Los Angeles CollegeWest Valley College

Colorado

Arapahoe Community CollegeColorado School of MinesColorado State UniversityColorado State University: PuebloCommunity College of AuroraCommunity College of DenverFort Lewis CollegeFront Range Community CollegeJohnson & Wales UniversityMetropolitan State College of DenverNational American University: DenverPikes Peak Community CollegeRed Rocks Community CollegeTeikyo Loretto Heights UniversityTrinidad State Junior CollegeUniversity of Colorado at BoulderUniversity of Colorado at Denver and

Health Sciences CenterUniversity of DenverUniversity of Northern Colorado

Connecticut

Briarwood CollegeCentral Connecticut State UniversityGateway Community College

Holy Apostles College and SeminaryHousatonic Community CollegeInternational College of Hospitality

ManagementManchester Community CollegeMiddlesex Community CollegeMitchell CollegeNaugatuck Valley Community CollegeNorwalk Community CollegePost UniversitySacred Heart UniversityTunxis Community CollegeUniversity of BridgeportUniversity of ConnecticutYale University

Delaware

Delaware State UniversityDelaware Technical and Community

College: Owens CampusDelaware Technical and Community

College: Stanton CampusUniversity of Delaware

District of Columbia

Catholic University of AmericaGallaudet UniversityGeorge Washington UniversityGeorgetown UniversitySoutheastern UniversityTrinity UniversityUniversity of the District of Columbia

Florida

Art Institute of Fort LauderdaleBarry UniversityBroward Community CollegeCarlos Albizu UniversityCentral Florida Community CollegeDaytona Beach Community CollegeEckerd CollegeEdison CollegeEmbry-Riddle Aeronautical UniversityFlorida Atlantic UniversityFlorida Community College at

JacksonvilleFlorida Institute of TechnologyFlorida International UniversityFlorida Keys Community CollegeFlorida Metropolitan University:

PinellasFlorida Metropolitan University:

Pompano BeachFlorida Metropolitan University:

Tampa CollegeFlorida State UniversityIndian River Community CollegeInternational CollegeJohnson & Wales UniversityLynn UniversityMiami Dade CollegeNorthwood University: Florida CampusNova Southeastern UniversityPalm Beach Community CollegePasco-Hernando Community CollegePolk Community CollegeSt. Leo UniversitySt. Petersburg CollegeSt. Thomas UniversitySanta Fe Community CollegeSchiller International UniversitySeminole Community CollegeSouth Florida Community CollegeStetson UniversityUniversity of Central FloridaUniversity of FloridaUniversity of MiamiUniversity of North FloridaUniversity of South Florida

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University of West FloridaValencia Community CollegeWebber International University

Georgia

Abraham Baldwin Agricultural CollegeAndrew CollegeAugusta State UniversityChattahoochee Technical CollegeDarton CollegeGainesville State CollegeGeorgia Institute of TechnologyGeorgia Perimeter CollegeGeorgia Southern UniversityGeorgia Southwestern State UniversityGeorgia State UniversityKennesaw State UniversityLife UniversityNorth Georgia College & State

UniversitySavannah College of Art and DesignSavannah Technical CollegeSouthern Polytechnic State UniversityUniversity of West GeorgiaValdosta State University

Hawaii

Brigham Young University-HawaiiHawaii Pacific UniversityHawaii Tokai International CollegeUniversity of Hawaii at HiloUniversity of Hawaii at ManoaUniversity of Hawaii: Hawaii

Community CollegeUniversity of Hawaii: Leeward

Community CollegeUniversity of Hawaii: Maui

Community College

Idaho

Albertson College of IdahoBoise State UniversityCollege of Southern IdahoIdaho State UniversityLewis-Clark State CollegeNorth Idaho CollegeUniversity of Idaho

Illinois

Black Hawk CollegeCarl Sandburg CollegeCity Colleges of Chicago: Harold

Washington 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: Wright

CollegeCollege of DuPageCollege of Lake CountyColumbia College ChicagoDePaul UniversityDeVry University: ChicagoDominican UniversityElgin Community CollegeHighland Community CollegeIllinois Eastern Community Colleges:

Frontier Community CollegeIllinois Eastern Community Colleges:

Lincoln Trail CollegeIllinois Eastern Community Colleges:

Olney Central College

Illinois Eastern Community Colleges:Wabash Valley College

Illinois Institute of TechnologyIllinois State UniversityJohn Wood Community CollegeJoliet Junior CollegeKishwaukee CollegeLake Land CollegeLewis UniversityLincoln Land Community CollegeLoyola University of ChicagoMacCormac CollegeMoraine Valley Community CollegeNational-Louis UniversityNorth Central CollegeNorth Park UniversityParkland CollegeQuincy UniversityRichland Community CollegeRockford CollegeRoosevelt UniversitySt. Augustine CollegeSauk Valley Community CollegeSchool of the Art Institute of ChicagoSouthern Illinois University CarbondaleSouthwestern Illinois CollegeUniversity of Illinois at ChicagoUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-

ChampaignUniversity of Illinois: SpringfieldWest Suburban College of NursingWestern Illinois UniversityWilliam Rainey Harper College

Indiana

American Conservatory of MusicBall State UniversityButler UniversityEarlham CollegeHoly Cross CollegeHuntington UniversityIndiana State UniversityIndiana University BloomingtonIndiana University South BendIndiana University-Purdue University

Fort WayneIndiana University-Purdue University

IndianapolisIvy Tech Community College: Central

IndianaIvy Tech Community College:

LafayetteIvy Tech Community College: North

CentralIvy Tech Community College:

NortheastPurdue UniversityPurdue University: CalumetUniversity of EvansvilleUniversity of IndianapolisUniversity of Southern IndianaValparaiso UniversityVincennes University

Iowa

Ashford UniversityBuena Vista UniversityClarke CollegeCoe CollegeCornell CollegeDes Moines Area Community CollegeDivine Word CollegeDrake UniversityGraceland UniversityIndian Hills Community CollegeIowa State UniversityIowa Western Community CollegeKirkwood Community CollegeLoras CollegeMarshalltown Community CollegeMorningside College

Muscatine Community CollegeNortheast Iowa Community CollegeNorthwest Iowa Community CollegeNorthwestern CollegeUniversity of DubuqueUniversity of IowaUniversity of Northern IowaWaldorf CollegeWestern Iowa Tech Community

College

Kansas

Barton County Community CollegeBenedictine CollegeButler County Community CollegeCloud County Community CollegeCoffeyville Community CollegeDodge City Community CollegeDonnelly CollegeEmporia State UniversityFort Hays State UniversityFort Scott Community CollegeHesston CollegeKansas City Kansas Community

CollegeKansas State UniversityKansas Wesleyan UniversityLabette Community CollegeNeosho County Community CollegePittsburg State UniversityUniversity of KansasWashburn University of TopekaWichita State University

Kentucky

Berea CollegeBluegrass Community and Technical

CollegeBrescia UniversityCampbellsville UniversityEastern Kentucky UniversityJefferson Community CollegeKentucky State UniversityMurray State UniversityUniversity of KentuckyUniversity of LouisvilleWestern Kentucky University

Louisiana

Delgado Community CollegeLouisiana State University and

Agricultural and Mechanical CollegeLouisiana State University Health

Sciences CenterLouisiana Tech UniversityLoyola University New OrleansNunez Community CollegeSt. Joseph Seminary CollegeTulane UniversityUniversity of Louisiana at LafayetteUniversity of Louisiana at MonroeUniversity of New Orleans

Maine

Central Maine Community CollegeColby CollegeHusson CollegeMaine College of ArtNew England School of

CommunicationsUniversity of MaineUniversity of Maine at Fort KentUniversity of Southern Maine

Maryland

Allegany College of MarylandAnne Arundel Community CollegeBaltimore City Community CollegeBaltimore Hebrew UniversityCapitol CollegeCarroll Community CollegeChesapeake CollegeCollege of Notre Dame of MarylandColumbia Union CollegeHarford Community CollegeHoward Community CollegePrince George’s Community CollegeTowson UniversityUniversity of Maryland: Baltimore

CountyUniversity of Maryland: College Park

Massachusetts

American International CollegeAnna Maria CollegeAtlantic Union CollegeBay Path CollegeBay State CollegeBenjamin Franklin Institute of

TechnologyBerklee College of MusicBerkshire Community CollegeBoston ConservatoryBoston UniversityBrandeis UniversityBridgewater State CollegeBristol Community CollegeBunker Hill Community CollegeClark UniversityCurry CollegeDean CollegeElms CollegeFisher CollegeFramingham State CollegeGreenfield Community CollegeLasell CollegeMassachusetts Bay Community CollegeMassasoit Community CollegeMerrimack CollegeMount Ida CollegeMount Wachusett Community CollegeNew England College of FinanceNew England Conservatory of MusicNortheastern UniversityNorthern Essex Community CollegePine Manor CollegeQuincy CollegeRoxbury Community CollegeSalem State CollegeSpringfield CollegeSpringfield Technical Community

CollegeSuffolk UniversityUniversity of Massachusetts BostonWorcester Polytechnic InstituteWorcester State College

Michigan

Adrian CollegeAndrews UniversityCentral Michigan UniversityDavenport UniversityEastern Michigan UniversityFerris State UniversityFinlandia UniversityGrand Valley State UniversityHope CollegeKalamazoo Valley Community CollegeLansing Community CollegeLawrence Technological UniversityMacomb Community CollegeMadonna UniversityMichigan Jewish InstituteMichigan State University

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Michigan Technological UniversityNorthwood UniversityOakland Community CollegeOakland UniversityOlivet CollegeSaginaw Valley State UniversitySouthwestern Michigan CollegeSpring Arbor UniversityUniversity of Detroit MercyUniversity of MichiganWashtenaw Community CollegeWayne State UniversityWestern Michigan University

Minnesota

Augsburg CollegeBemidji State UniversityCentury Community and Technical

CollegeCollege of St. CatherineDakota County Technical CollegeGustavus Adolphus CollegeHamline UniversityHennepin Technical CollegeInver Hills Community CollegeLake Superior CollegeMinneapolis Community and Technical

CollegeMinnesota State Community and

Technical College - Fergus FallsMinnesota State University: MankatoMinnesota West Community and

Technical College: WorthingtonCampus

National American University: St. PaulNormandale Community CollegeNorth Hennepin Community CollegeNorthwest Technical CollegeRiverland Community CollegeSt. Cloud State UniversitySt. Mary’s University of MinnesotaUniversity of St. ThomasWinona State University

Mississippi

Belhaven CollegeMississippi State UniversityUniversity of MississippiUniversity of Southern Mississippi

Missouri

Avila UniversityBlue River Community CollegeCentral Missouri State UniversityCollege of the OzarksColumbia CollegeCrowder CollegeDrury UniversityFontbonne UniversityHarris-Stowe State UniversityJefferson CollegeLongview Community CollegeMaryville University of Saint LouisMissouri Southern State UniversityMissouri State UniversityMissouri Valley CollegeNorthwest Missouri State UniversityOzarks Technical Community CollegePark UniversityPenn Valley Community CollegeSt. Louis UniversitySoutheast Missouri State UniversityState Fair Community CollegeThree Rivers Community CollegeUniversity of Missouri: ColumbiaUniversity of Missouri: Kansas CityUniversity of Missouri: RollaUniversity of Missouri: St. LouisWashington University in St. Louis

Webster UniversityWilliam Woods University

Montana

Carroll CollegeFlathead Valley Community CollegeMontana State University: BillingsMontana State University: BozemanUniversity of Montana: Missoula

Nebraska

Bellevue UniversityCreighton UniversityDana CollegeDoane CollegeMetropolitan Community CollegeNortheast Community CollegeUnion CollegeUniversity of Nebraska - KearneyUniversity of Nebraska - LincolnUniversity of Nebraska - OmahaWestern Nebraska Community College

Nevada

Community College of SouthernNevada

Great Basin CollegeSierra Nevada CollegeUniversity of Nevada: Las VegasUniversity of Nevada: Reno

New Hampshire

Colby-Sawyer CollegeFranklin Pierce CollegeNew England CollegeNew Hampshire Technical InstituteRivier CollegeSouthern New Hampshire UniversityUniversity of New HampshireUniversity of New Hampshire at

Manchester

New Jersey

Assumption College for SistersAtlantic Cape Community CollegeBloomfield CollegeBurlington County CollegeCaldwell CollegeCentenary CollegeCollege of St. ElizabethCounty College of MorrisCumberland County CollegeEssex County CollegeFairleigh Dickinson University:

College at FlorhamFairleigh Dickinson University:

Metropolitan CampusFelician CollegeGeorgian Court UniversityHudson County Community CollegeKean UniversityMercer County Community CollegeMiddlesex County CollegeMontclair State UniversityNew Jersey City UniversityNew Jersey Institute of TechnologyOcean County CollegePassaic County Community CollegeRaritan Valley Community CollegeRider UniversityRowan UniversityRutgers, The State University of New

Jersey: New Brunswick/PiscatawayCampus

Rutgers, The State University of NewJersey: Newark Regional Campus

Seton Hall UniversityStevens Institute of TechnologySussex County Community CollegeUnion County CollegeWestminster Choir College of Rider

UniversityWilliam Paterson University of New

Jersey

New Mexico

Clovis Community CollegeDona Ana Branch Community College

of New Mexico State UniversityNew Mexico State UniversityNew Mexico State University at

AlamogordoNew Mexico State University at GrantsSanta Fe Community CollegeUniversity of New MexicoWestern New Mexico University

New York

Adelphi UniversityAlfred UniversityASA Institute of Business and

Computer TechnologyBard CollegeBramson ORT CollegeBroome Community CollegeCanisius CollegeCity University of New York: Baruch

CollegeCity University of New York: Borough

of Manhattan Community 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: Hostos

Community CollegeCity University of New York: Hunter

CollegeCity University of New York: John Jay

College of Criminal JusticeCity University of New York:

Kingsborough Community CollegeCity University of New York:

LaGuardia Community CollegeCity University of New York: Lehman

CollegeCity University of New York: Medgar

Evers CollegeCity University of New York: Queens

CollegeCity University of New York:

Queensborough Community CollegeCity University of New York: York

CollegeCollege of Mount St. VincentCollege of New RochelleColumbia University: Columbia

CollegeColumbia University: Fu Foundation

School of Engineering and AppliedScience

Columbia University: School ofGeneral Studies

Columbia University: School ofNursing

Concordia CollegeCornell UniversityDowling CollegeEastman School of Music of the

University of RochesterElmira CollegeErie Community College: City Campus

Erie Community College: NorthCampus

Erie Community College: SouthCampus

Eugene Lang College The New Schoolfor Liberal Arts

Fordham UniversityFulton-Montgomery Community

CollegeGlobe Institute of TechnologyHamilton CollegeHerkimer County Community CollegeHobart and William Smith CollegesHofstra UniversityJuilliard SchoolKatharine Gibbs School: New YorkKing’s CollegeLong Island Business InstituteLong Island University: Brooklyn

CampusLong Island University: C. W. Post

CampusManhattan CollegeManhattan School of MusicManhattanville CollegeMannes College The New School for

MusicMarist CollegeMarymount Manhattan CollegeMercy CollegeMetropolitan College of New YorkMohawk Valley Community CollegeMolloy CollegeNassau Community CollegeNew York Institute of TechnologyNew York UniversityNiagara UniversityNyack CollegeOnondaga Community CollegePace UniversityParsons The New School for DesignPratt InstituteRensselaer Polytechnic InstituteRoberts Wesleyan CollegeRochester Institute of TechnologyRockland Community CollegeSt. John’s UniversitySt. Thomas Aquinas CollegeSchool of Visual ArtsSiena CollegeState University of New York at

AlbanyState University of New York at

BinghamtonState University of New York at

BuffaloState University of New York at New

PaltzState University of New York at

OswegoState University of New York at

PurchaseState University of New York at Stony

BrookState University of New York College

at BuffaloState University of New York College

at GeneseoState University of New York College

at OneontaState University of New York College

at PlattsburghState University of New York College

of Agriculture and Technology atCobleskill

State University of New York Collegeof Agriculture and Technology atMorrisville

State University of New York Collegeof Environmental Science andForestry

State University of New York Instituteof Technology at Utica/Rome

Syracuse UniversityTechnical Career Institutes

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Tompkins-Cortland CommunityCollege

University of RochesterWestchester Community College

North Carolina

Appalachian State UniversityAsheville-Buncombe Technical

Community CollegeCentral Piedmont Community CollegeDuke UniversityDurham Technical Community CollegeElon UniversityGuilford CollegeGuilford Technical Community CollegeHigh Point UniversityLees-McRae CollegeLenoir-Rhyne CollegeMars Hill CollegeMethodist CollegeNash Community CollegeNorth Carolina Central UniversityNorth Carolina State UniversitySandhills Community CollegeSoutheastern Community CollegeUniversity of North Carolina at

CharlotteUniversity of North Carolina at

WilmingtonWilson Technical Community College

North Dakota

Dickinson State UniversityLake Region State CollegeNorth Dakota State UniversityUniversity of North Dakota

Ohio

Ashland UniversityBaldwin-Wallace CollegeCapital UniversityCase Western Reserve UniversityCentral State UniversityCincinnati State Technical and

Community CollegeCleveland Institute of MusicCleveland State UniversityColumbus State Community CollegeCuyahoga Community College:

Metropolitan CampusFranklin UniversityHiram CollegeHocking CollegeKent State UniversityMarietta CollegeMiami University: Hamilton CampusMount Union CollegeMuskingum CollegeOhio State University: Columbus

CampusOhio State University: Marion CampusOhio State University: Newark

CampusOhio UniversityShawnee State UniversitySinclair Community CollegeUniversity of AkronUniversity of DaytonUniversity of FindlayUniversity of Rio GrandeUniversity of ToledoWalsh UniversityWittenberg UniversityWright State UniversityXavier UniversityYoungstown State University

Oklahoma

National Education Center: SpartanSchool of Aeronautics

Northeastern State UniversityOklahoma Baptist UniversityOklahoma Christian UniversityOklahoma City Community CollegeOklahoma City UniversityOklahoma Panhandle State UniversityOklahoma State UniversityOklahoma Wesleyan UniversityOral Roberts UniversitySt. Gregory’s UniversityTulsa Community CollegeUniversity of OklahomaUniversity of Tulsa

Oregon

Blue Mountain Community CollegeChemeketa Community CollegeClackamas Community CollegeConcordia UniversityGeorge Fox UniversityLane Community CollegeLewis & Clark CollegeLinfield CollegeLinn-Benton Community CollegeMarylhurst UniversityMount Angel SeminaryOregon State UniversityPacific UniversityPortland State UniversityRogue Community CollegeSouthern Oregon UniversitySouthwestern Oregon Community

CollegeTreasure Valley Community CollegeUniversity of OregonUniversity of PortlandWestern Oregon University

Pennsylvania

Albright CollegeBloomsburg University of

PennsylvaniaBucks County Community CollegeCarlow UniversityCedar Crest CollegeChatham CollegeChestnut Hill CollegeCommunity College of Allegheny

CountyCommunity College of PhiladelphiaCurtis Institute of MusicDelaware County Community CollegeDickinson CollegeDrexel UniversityDuquesne UniversityElizabethtown CollegeGannon UniversityGeneva CollegeGwynedd-Mercy CollegeHarcum CollegeHarrisburg Area Community CollegeImmaculata UniversityIndiana University of PennsylvaniaJuniata CollegeKing’s CollegeLa Roche CollegeLackawanna CollegeLehigh UniversityLock Haven University of

PennsylvaniaManor CollegeMarywood UniversityMontgomery County Community

CollegeNorthampton County Area Community

CollegePeirce College

Penn State AbingtonPenn State University ParkPenn State YorkPhiladelphia UniversityPoint Park UniversitySt. Charles Borromeo Seminary -

OverbrookSt. Joseph’s UniversitySeton Hill UniversityTemple UniversityThiel CollegeUniversity of the ArtsUniversity of PennsylvaniaUniversity of PittsburghUniversity of the Sciences in

PhiladelphiaUrsinus CollegeValley Forge Military CollegeVillanova UniversityWest Chester University of

PennsylvaniaWidener UniversityWilson College

Puerto Rico

Bayamon Central UniversityInter American University of Puerto

Rico: Arecibo CampusInter American University of Puerto

Rico: San German CampusUniversity of Puerto Rico: Bayamon

University CollegeUniversity of Puerto Rico: Mayaguez

Rhode Island

Johnson & Wales UniversityNew England Institute of TechnologyRoger Williams UniversitySalve Regina University

South Carolina

The CitadelCoker CollegeConverse CollegeNorth Greenville CollegeSpartanburg Methodist CollegeTrident Technical CollegeUniversity of South CarolinaUniversity of South Carolina at Aiken

South Dakota

Black Hills State UniversityDakota State UniversityLake Area Technical InstituteNorthern State UniversityOglala Lakota CollegeUniversity of South Dakota

Tennessee

Austin Peay State UniversityBethel CollegeCarson-Newman CollegeHiwassee CollegeKing CollegeLambuth UniversityLee UniversityLincoln Memorial UniversityMartin Methodist CollegeMaryville CollegePellissippi State Technical Community

CollegeTennessee Technological UniversityUniversity of MemphisUniversity of Tennessee: ChattanoogaUniversity of Tennessee: Knoxville

University of Tennessee: MartinVanderbilt UniversityVolunteer State Community CollegeWalters State Community College

Texas

Abilene Christian UniversityAmarillo CollegeAustin Community CollegeBlinn CollegeBrookhaven CollegeCentral Texas CollegeClarendon CollegeCollin County Community College

DistrictDallas Baptist UniversityDel Mar CollegeEl Centro CollegeGrayson County CollegeHouston Baptist UniversityHouston Community College SystemHoward Payne UniversityKilgore CollegeLamar State College at Port ArthurLamar UniversityLaredo Community CollegeLon Morris CollegeMidland CollegeMidwestern State UniversityMountain View CollegeNavarro CollegeNorth Harris Montgomery Community

College DistrictNorth Lake CollegeNortheast Texas Community CollegeNorthwest Vista CollegeOur Lady of the Lake University of

San AntonioPalo Alto CollegeRichland CollegeSt. Mary’s UniversitySam Houston State UniversitySan Antonio CollegeSan Jacinto College: Central CampusSan Jacinto College: NorthSouth Plains CollegeSouthern Methodist UniversitySouthwestern Adventist UniversityStephen F. Austin State UniversityTexas A&M UniversityTexas A&M University-CommerceTexas A&M University-GalvestonTexas A&M University-KingsvilleTexas Christian UniversityTexas Southern UniversityTexas Southmost CollegeTexas State Technical College:

HarlingenTexas State University: San MarcosTexas Tech UniversityTexas Wesleyan UniversityTrinity Valley Community CollegeUniversity of DallasUniversity of HoustonUniversity of Houston: DowntownUniversity of the Incarnate WordUniversity of Mary Hardin-BaylorUniversity of North TexasUniversity of Texas at ArlingtonUniversity of Texas at AustinUniversity of Texas at BrownsvilleUniversity of Texas at El PasoUniversity of Texas at San AntonioUniversity of Texas: Pan AmericanWeatherford CollegeWest Texas A&M UniversityWestern Texas College

Utah

Brigham Young UniversityCollege of Eastern Utah

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Dixie State College of UtahEverest College: Salt Lake CitySalt Lake Community CollegeSnow CollegeSouthern Utah UniversityUniversity of UtahUtah State UniversityUtah Valley State CollegeWeber State University

Vermont

Community College of VermontGreen Mountain CollegeJohnson State CollegeSt. Michael’s CollegeVermont Technical College

Virginia

Eastern Mennonite UniversityGeorge Mason UniversityJ. Sargeant Reynolds Community

CollegeLiberty UniversityMary Baldwin CollegeNorthern Virginia Community CollegeOld Dominion UniversityRadford UniversityRoanoke CollegeShenandoah UniversityThomas Nelson Community CollegeTidewater Community CollegeUniversity of RichmondUniversity of VirginiaVirginia Commonwealth UniversityVirginia Intermont CollegeVirginia Polytechnic Institute and State

University

Washington

Art Institute of SeattleBellevue Community CollegeBellingham Technical CollegeCentral Washington UniversityCentralia CollegeCity UniversityClark CollegeClover Park Technical CollegeEastern Washington UniversityEdmonds Community CollegeEverett Community CollegeGonzaga UniversityGrays Harbor CollegeGreen River Community CollegeHeritage UniversityHighline Community CollegeLake Washington Technical CollegeLower Columbia CollegeNorth Seattle Community CollegeNorthwest UniversityOlympic CollegePacific Lutheran UniversityPierce CollegeRenton Technical CollegeSaint Martin’s UniversitySeattle Pacific UniversitySeattle UniversityShoreline Community CollegeSkagit Valley CollegeSouth Puget Sound Community

CollegeSouth Seattle Community CollegeSpokane Community CollegeSpokane Falls Community CollegeTacoma Community CollegeUniversity of WashingtonWashington State UniversityWestern Washington UniversityWhatcom Community CollegeWhitworth College

Yakima Valley Community College

West Virginia

Concord UniversityDavis and Elkins CollegeMarshall UniversityMountain State UniversityOhio Valley UniversitySalem International UniversityWest Virginia UniversityWest Virginia Wesleyan CollegeWheeling Jesuit University

Wisconsin

Beloit CollegeChippewa Valley Technical CollegeConcordia University WisconsinFox Valley Technical CollegeLakeland CollegeMadison Area Technical CollegeMarian College of Fond du LacMarquette UniversityMid-State Technical CollegeMilwaukee School of EngineeringMoraine Park Technical CollegeNorthcentral Technical CollegeSt. Norbert CollegeSilver Lake CollegeSouthwest Wisconsin Technical

CollegeUniversity of Wisconsin-Eau ClaireUniversity of Wisconsin-La CrosseUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonUniversity of Wisconsin-MarinetteUniversity of Wisconsin-MilwaukeeUniversity of Wisconsin-Stevens PointWestern Wisconsin Technical College

Wyoming

Central Wyoming CollegeLaramie County Community CollegeNorthwest CollegeSheridan CollegeUniversity of WyomingWestern Wyoming Community College

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Special housing forinternational studentsAlabama

Jacksonville State UniversityTroy UniversityUniversity of North Alabama

Alaska

University of Alaska Anchorage

Arizona

Northern Arizona University

Arkansas

Henderson State UniversityUniversity of ArkansasUniversity of Central Arkansas

California

California State University: ChicoCalifornia State University: Long

BeachCalifornia State University: San

MarcosLoyola Marymount UniversityMaster’s CollegeSan Diego State UniversitySan Francisco State UniversitySan Jose State UniversityShasta CollegeSimpson UniversitySonoma State UniversityUniversity of California: BerkeleyUniversity of California: IrvineUniversity of California: RiversideUniversity of California: San DiegoUniversity of California: Santa CruzUniversity of Southern California

Colorado

Colorado CollegeTeikyo Loretto Heights University

Connecticut

University of Connecticut

District of Columbia

American University

Florida

Nova Southeastern UniversityUniversity of FloridaUniversity of South Florida

Georgia

Brenau UniversityEmory UniversityFort Valley State UniversityGeorgia Southern UniversityGeorgia Southwestern State UniversityGeorgia State UniversityMercer UniversityToccoa Falls CollegeUniversity of GeorgiaUniversity of West GeorgiaValdosta State University

Idaho

Albertson College of IdahoBrigham Young University-IdahoUniversity of Idaho

Illinois

Eastern Illinois UniversityIllinois State UniversityMacMurray CollegeMillikin UniversityQuincy UniversitySouthern Illinois University CarbondaleTrinity International UniversityUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-

Champaign

Indiana

Ball State UniversityBethel CollegeEarlham CollegeIndiana State UniversityIndiana University BloomingtonIndiana University South BendIndiana University-Purdue University

IndianapolisUniversity of EvansvilleVincennes University

Iowa

Central CollegeIowa State University

Kansas

Emporia State University

Kentucky

Centre CollegeEastern Kentucky UniversityMorehead State UniversityUniversity of KentuckyWestern Kentucky University

Louisiana

Louisiana Tech UniversityNicholls State UniversityTulane University

Maine

University of MaineUniversity of Maine at Farmington

Maryland

Frostburg State UniversityGoucher CollegeMaryland Institute College of ArtTowson UniversityUniversity of Maryland: Baltimore

CountyUniversity of Maryland: College ParkWashington College

Massachusetts

Babson CollegeBridgewater State CollegeCurry CollegeEndicott CollegeMerrimack CollegeNortheastern UniversityWheaton CollegeWorcester Polytechnic Institute

Michigan

Albion CollegeCentral Michigan UniversityEastern Michigan UniversityFerris State UniversityMichigan Technological UniversityOakland UniversityOlivet CollegeUniversity of MichiganWestern Michigan University

Minnesota

Bemidji State UniversityCollege of St. ScholasticaConcordia College: MoorheadHamline UniversityNorthwest Technical CollegeSt. Cloud State UniversityUniversity of Minnesota: CrookstonUniversity of Minnesota: Twin CitiesUniversity of St. Thomas

Mississippi

Mississippi State UniversityUniversity of MississippiUniversity of Southern Mississippi

Missouri

Central Missouri State UniversityFontbonne UniversityMissouri State UniversityTruman State UniversityWebster UniversityWilliam Woods University

Montana

University of Montana: Missoula

Nebraska

Concordia UniversityUniversity of Nebraska - Lincoln

New Hampshire

Dartmouth CollegeUniversity of New Hampshire

New Jersey

Ramapo College of New Jersey

New Mexico

Dona Ana Branch Community Collegeof New Mexico State University

New York

Canisius CollegeColumbia University: School of

General StudiesCornell UniversityGlobe Institute of TechnologyHerkimer County Community CollegeHobart and William Smith CollegesHofstra UniversityHoughton CollegeIthaca CollegeMohawk Valley Community CollegeNew York Institute of TechnologyRochester Institute of TechnologySt. Lawrence UniversitySkidmore CollegeState University of New York at

AlbanyState University of New York at

BuffaloState University of New York at

PurchaseState University of New York College

at BrockportState University of New York College

at BuffaloState University of New York College

at CortlandState University of New York College

at PlattsburghState University of New York College

at PotsdamState University of New York College

of Environmental Science andForestry

Syracuse UniversityUniversity of RochesterVassar College

North Carolina

Appalachian State UniversityElon UniversityLivingstone CollegeNorth Carolina State UniversityPfeiffer UniversityUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel

HillUniversity of North Carolina at

CharlotteUniversity of North Carolina at

WilmingtonWestern Carolina University

Ohio

Antioch CollegeBaldwin-Wallace CollegeCincinnati Christian University

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Kenyon CollegeMarietta CollegeMiami University: Oxford CampusMount Union CollegeOhio UniversityOhio Wesleyan UniversityTiffin UniversityUniversity of AkronUniversity of DaytonUniversity of FindlayUniversity of Toledo

Oklahoma

Northeastern Oklahoma Agriculturaland Mechanical College

University of Oklahoma

Oregon

Oregon State UniversitySouthern Oregon UniversityWillamette University

Pennsylvania

Bucknell UniversityChatham CollegeDrexel UniversityDuBois Business CollegeEast Stroudsburg University of

PennsylvaniaEdinboro University of PennsylvaniaFranklin & Marshall CollegeIndiana University of PennsylvaniaJuniata CollegeLehigh UniversityMarywood UniversityMessiah CollegeMuhlenberg CollegePenn State University ParkPhiladelphia Biblical UniversitySt. Francis UniversitySusquehanna UniversityThiel CollegeUniversity of Pittsburgh at GreensburgUrsinus CollegeWashington and Jefferson CollegeWaynesburg CollegeWest Chester University of

Pennsylvania

South Carolina

College of CharlestonFurman UniversityUniversity of South Carolina

South Dakota

South Dakota State University

Tennessee

Belmont UniversityVanderbilt University

Texas

Baylor UniversityKilgore CollegeTexas A&M University-CommerceTexas Tech UniversityTexas Woman’s UniversityWestern Texas College

Utah

Dixie State College of UtahUtah State University

Vermont

Champlain CollegeSt. Michael’s College

Virginia

Bridgewater CollegeHampton UniversityHollins UniversityLongwood UniversityLynchburg CollegeMary Baldwin CollegeOld Dominion UniversityRadford UniversityRandolph-Macon CollegeShenandoah UniversityUniversity of Mary WashingtonUniversity of RichmondUniversity of VirginiaVirginia Polytechnic Institute and State

UniversityVirginia Wesleyan CollegeWashington and Lee University

Washington

Central Washington UniversityCentralia CollegeEvergreen State CollegeGonzaga UniversityGreen River Community CollegeUniversity of WashingtonWashington State UniversityWhitman College

West Virginia

Concord UniversityWest Virginia University

Wisconsin

Marquette UniversityUniversity of Wisconsin-La CrosseUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonUniversity of Wisconsin-OshkoshUniversity of Wisconsin-ParksideUniversity of Wisconsin-Whitewater

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Housing guaranteed forall freshmenAlabama

Heritage Christian UniversitySamford UniversityStillman CollegeTalladega CollegeUniversity of AlabamaUniversity of MobileUniversity of Montevallo

Alaska

Alaska Pacific UniversitySheldon Jackson College

Arizona

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University:Prescott Campus

Arkansas

Arkansas Tech UniversityHarding UniversityHendrix CollegeJohn Brown UniversityUniversity of Central ArkansasUniversity of the Ozarks

California

Bethany UniversityCalifornia Lutheran UniversityChapman UniversityConcordia UniversityHarvey Mudd CollegeHope International UniversityLIFE Pacific CollegeLoyola Marymount UniversityMarymount CollegeMenlo CollegeNotre Dame de Namur UniversityOccidental CollegePacific Union CollegePepperdine UniversityPitzer CollegePoint Loma Nazarene UniversitySt. Mary’s College of CaliforniaSanta Clara UniversityScripps CollegeSonoma State UniversityUniversity of California: BerkeleyUniversity of California: DavisUniversity of California: IrvineUniversity of California: Los AngelesUniversity of California: RiversideUniversity of California: San DiegoUniversity of California: Santa CruzUniversity of the PacificUniversity of RedlandsUniversity of San FranciscoUniversity of Southern CaliforniaVanguard University of Southern

CaliforniaWhittier College

Colorado

Adams State CollegeColorado Christian UniversityColorado Northwestern Community

CollegeColorado School of MinesColorado State UniversityColorado State University: PuebloCommunity College of AuroraNaropa UniversityRegis UniversityRocky Mountain College of Art &

DesignUniversity of Colorado at BoulderWestern State College of Colorado

Connecticut

Fairfield UniversityInternational College of Hospitality

ManagementQuinnipiac UniversityYale University

District of Columbia

American UniversityCorcoran College of Art and DesignGallaudet UniversityGeorge Washington UniversityGeorgetown UniversityHoward University

Florida

Edward Waters CollegeEmbry-Riddle Aeronautical UniversityFlagler CollegeFlorida Atlantic UniversityFlorida Institute of TechnologyFlorida Memorial UniversityJacksonville UniversityJohnson & Wales UniversityNew College of FloridaNorthwood University: Florida CampusNova Southeastern UniversityPalm Beach Atlantic UniversityRollins CollegeSchiller International UniversitySoutheastern College of the

Assemblies of GodWebber International University

Georgia

Berry CollegeBrewton-Parker CollegeClark Atlanta UniversityCovenant CollegeGeorgia College and State UniversityGeorgia Institute of TechnologyGeorgia Southwestern State UniversityLaGrange CollegeMercer UniversityMorehouse CollegeOglethorpe University

Reinhardt CollegeShorter CollegeSpelman CollegeThomas UniversityToccoa Falls CollegeUniversity of GeorgiaUniversity of West Georgia

Hawaii

Brigham Young University-HawaiiChaminade University of HonoluluUniversity of Hawaii at Manoa

Idaho

Albertson College of Idaho

Illinois

Bradley UniversityConcordia UniversityDominican UniversityEastern Illinois UniversityIllinois Institute of TechnologyIllinois State UniversityIllinois Wesleyan UniversityLake Forest CollegeLoyola University of ChicagoMillikin UniversityNorth Park UniversityNorthern Illinois UniversityNorthwestern UniversityRockford CollegeShimer CollegeSouthern Illinois University CarbondaleTrinity Christian CollegeTrinity International UniversityUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-

ChampaignUniversity of Illinois: SpringfieldUniversity of St. FrancisWheaton College

Indiana

Ball State UniversityButler UniversityHanover CollegeIndiana Institute of TechnologyIndiana State UniversityIndiana University BloomingtonManchester CollegeMarian CollegeRose-Hulman Institute of TechnologyTaylor UniversityTaylor University: Fort WayneTri-State UniversityUniversity of EvansvilleUniversity of Notre DameUniversity of St. FrancisVincennes University

Iowa

Briar Cliff UniversityClarke CollegeCornell CollegeDrake UniversityEllsworth Community CollegeFaith Baptist Bible College and

Theological SeminaryLoras CollegeMorningside CollegeSt. Ambrose UniversityUniversity of DubuqueUniversity of Northern IowaWartburg CollegeWilliam Penn University

Kansas

Baker UniversityBarclay CollegeBarton County Community CollegeBenedictine CollegeDodge City Community CollegeEmporia State UniversityFort Hays State UniversityKansas Wesleyan UniversityMidAmerica Nazarene UniversityNeosho County Community CollegeNewman UniversityOttawa UniversitySouthwestern CollegeTabor CollegeUniversity of St. MaryWichita State University

Kentucky

Bellarmine UniversityBrescia UniversityEastern Kentucky UniversityKentucky State UniversityMurray State UniversitySpalding UniversityTransylvania UniversityUnion CollegeWestern Kentucky University

Louisiana

Dillard UniversityLouisiana Tech UniversityLoyola University New OrleansTulane UniversityUniversity of Louisiana at Lafayette

Maine

Bowdoin CollegeCollege of the AtlanticNew England School of

CommunicationsThomas CollegeUniversity of MaineUniversity of Maine at FarmingtonUniversity of Maine at Presque IsleUniversity of New England

Maryland

Baltimore International CollegeGoucher CollegeJohns Hopkins UniversityJohns Hopkins University: Peabody

Conservatory of MusicLoyola College in MarylandMaryland Institute College of ArtMcDaniel CollegeSt. John’s CollegeTowson UniversityUniversity of Maryland: Baltimore

CountyUniversity of Maryland: College ParkWashington Bible CollegeWashington College

Massachusetts

Anna Maria CollegeBecker CollegeBoston ConservatoryBrandeis UniversityClark UniversityEastern Nazarene CollegeEndicott CollegeGordon CollegeHampshire College

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Massachusetts College of Pharmacyand Health Sciences

Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyMerrimack CollegeMount Ida CollegeNew England Conservatory of MusicNewbury CollegeNortheastern UniversityPine Manor CollegeTufts UniversityUniversity of Massachusetts AmherstWestern New England CollegeWheelock CollegeWorcester Polytechnic Institute

Michigan

Aquinas CollegeBaker College of OwossoCalvin CollegeCentral Michigan UniversityGrand Valley State UniversityKettering UniversityKuyper CollegeLake Superior State UniversityMichigan State UniversityMichigan Technological UniversityNorthwestern Michigan CollegeNorthwood UniversityOakland UniversityRochester CollegeSaginaw Valley State UniversitySpring Arbor UniversityUniversity of MichiganWestern Michigan University

Minnesota

Augsburg CollegeBethel UniversityCollege of St. BenedictCollege of St. CatherineCollege of St. ScholasticaConcordia College: MoorheadConcordia University: St. PaulMacalester CollegeMinnesota State University: MankatoNorth Central UniversityNorthwestern CollegeSt. John’s UniversityUniversity of Minnesota: Twin CitiesWinona State University

Mississippi

East Central Community CollegeMillsaps CollegeMississippi State UniversityUniversity of MississippiWilliam Carey College

Missouri

Avila UniversityBaptist Bible CollegeColumbia CollegeDrury UniversityEvangel UniversityKansas City Art InstituteLincoln UniversityMissouri Southern State UniversityMissouri State UniversityNorthwest Missouri State UniversityPark UniversityResearch College of NursingSouthwest Baptist UniversityUniversity of Missouri: ColumbiaUniversity of Missouri: RollaWashington University in St. LouisWebster UniversityWestminster College

Montana

Carroll CollegeMontana State University: BozemanMontana Tech of the University of

MontanaRocky Mountain CollegeUniversity of Great FallsUniversity of Montana: MissoulaUniversity of Montana: Western

Nebraska

Chadron State CollegeCollege of Saint MaryConcordia UniversityDoane CollegeGrace UniversityMidland Lutheran CollegeNebraska College of Technical

AgricultureNebraska Methodist College of

Nursing and Allied HealthNebraska Wesleyan UniversityPeru State CollegeUniversity of Nebraska - KearneyUniversity of Nebraska - LincolnWayne State College

Nevada

University of Nevada: Las Vegas

New Hampshire

Dartmouth CollegeMcIntosh CollegePlymouth State UniversityUniversity of New Hampshire

New Jersey

The College of New JerseyFairleigh Dickinson University:

College at FlorhamFelician CollegeMontclair State UniversityRamapo College of New JerseyRichard Stockton College of New

JerseyRowan UniversityRutgers, The State University of New

Jersey: New Brunswick/PiscatawayCampus

New Mexico

College of Santa FeEastern New Mexico UniversityInstitute of American Indian ArtsNew Mexico Highlands UniversityNew Mexico Junior CollegeSt. John’s College

New York

Albany College of PharmacyAlfred UniversityBard CollegeCazenovia CollegeClarkson UniversityClinton Community CollegeCollege of Saint RoseCornell UniversityCulinary Institute of AmericaDaemen CollegeD’Youville CollegeEastman School of Music of the

University of Rochester

Eugene Lang College The New Schoolfor Liberal Arts

Hartwick CollegeHofstra UniversityHoughton CollegeJuilliard SchoolLong Island University: C. W. Post

CampusManhattan School of MusicMarist CollegePolytechnic UniversityPratt InstituteRensselaer Polytechnic InstituteRoberts Wesleyan CollegeRochester Institute of TechnologySage College of AlbanySt. Bonaventure UniversitySt. John Fisher CollegeSt. Thomas Aquinas CollegeSarah Lawrence CollegeSiena CollegeSkidmore CollegeState University of New York at

AlbanyState University of New York at

BinghamtonState University of New York at New

PaltzState University of New York College

at BrockportState University of New York College

at GeneseoState University of New York College

at OneontaState University of New York College

of Agriculture and Technology atCobleskill

State University of New York Collegeof Technology at Canton

State University of New York Collegeof Technology at Delhi

State University of New York Instituteof Technology at Utica/Rome

Syracuse UniversityUnion CollegeUniversity of RochesterUtica CollegeYeshiva Mikdash Melech

North Carolina

Appalachian State UniversityBarton CollegeDavidson CollegeDuke UniversityEast Carolina UniversityElizabeth City State UniversityElon UniversityGardner-Webb UniversityGuilford CollegeHigh Point UniversityJohnson C. Smith UniversityLees-McRae CollegeMeredith CollegeMount Olive CollegeNorth Carolina School of the ArtsNorth Carolina State UniversityNorth Carolina Wesleyan CollegePeace CollegePiedmont Baptist CollegeQueens University of CharlotteSt. Augustine’s CollegeSalem CollegeWestern Carolina UniversityWingate University

North Dakota

North Dakota State College of ScienceUniversity of North Dakota

Ohio

Bowling Green State UniversityCapital UniversityCase Western Reserve UniversityCentral State UniversityCleveland Institute of ArtCollege of Mount St. JosephColumbus College of Art and DesignDefiance CollegeFranciscan University of SteubenvilleGod’s Bible School and CollegeKent State UniversityLake Erie CollegeMedCentral College of NursingMiami University: Oxford CampusMount Vernon Nazarene UniversityOhio Northern UniversityOhio State University: Columbus

CampusOhio UniversityOtterbein CollegeTiffin UniversityUniversity of CincinnatiUniversity of DaytonUniversity of FindlayXavier University

Oklahoma

Northeastern State UniversityOklahoma Panhandle State UniversityOklahoma State UniversityOklahoma Wesleyan UniversityOral Roberts UniversitySt. Gregory’s UniversitySouthern Nazarene UniversityUniversity of OklahomaUniversity of Science and Arts of

OklahomaUniversity of Tulsa

Oregon

Corban CollegeEastern Oregon UniversityLewis & Clark CollegeLinfield CollegeNorthwest Christian CollegePacific UniversityReed CollegeSouthern Oregon UniversitySouthwestern Oregon Community

CollegeUniversity of PortlandWarner Pacific CollegeWestern Oregon UniversityWillamette University

Pennsylvania

Bloomsburg University ofPennsylvania

Carnegie Mellon UniversityCheyney University of PennsylvaniaDelaware Valley CollegeDrexel UniversityEast Stroudsburg University of

PennsylvaniaEdinboro University of PennsylvaniaFranklin & Marshall CollegeGannon UniversityIndiana University of PennsylvaniaKutztown University of PennsylvaniaLafayette CollegeLehigh UniversityLincoln UniversityLock Haven University of

PennsylvaniaMarywood UniversityMillersville University of PennsylvaniaMoore College of Art and Design

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Philadelphia Biblical UniversityPhiladelphia UniversitySt. Joseph’s UniversityShippensburg University of

PennsylvaniaSlippery Rock University of

PennsylvaniaTemple UniversityUniversity of PennsylvaniaUniversity of PittsburghUniversity of Pittsburgh at BradfordUniversity of the Sciences in

PhiladelphiaVillanova UniversityWashington and Jefferson CollegeWestminster CollegeYork College of Pennsylvania

Puerto Rico

Universidad Adventista de las Antillas

Rhode Island

Johnson & Wales UniversityProvidence CollegeRhode Island School of DesignSalve Regina UniversityUniversity of Rhode Island

South Carolina

Allen UniversityBenedict CollegeCharleston Southern UniversityClaflin UniversityClemson UniversityCoker CollegeColumbia CollegeFurman UniversityLimestone CollegeMorris CollegeNewberry CollegeSouth Carolina State UniversityUniversity of South CarolinaWinthrop University

South Dakota

Black Hills State UniversityDakota State UniversityDakota Wesleyan UniversityMount Marty CollegeSouth Dakota School of Mines and

TechnologySouth Dakota State UniversityUniversity of South Dakota

Tennessee

Belmont UniversityBethel CollegeCarson-Newman CollegeChristian Brothers UniversityFreed-Hardeman UniversityLambuth UniversityLee UniversityMemphis College of ArtRhodes CollegeTennessee Technological UniversityTennessee Wesleyan CollegeTusculum CollegeUniversity of the SouthUniversity of Tennessee: KnoxvilleVanderbilt University

Texas

Abilene Christian University

Arlington Baptist CollegeBaylor UniversityConcordia University at AustinHardin-Simmons UniversityHouston Baptist UniversityHoward Payne UniversityLamar UniversityLubbock Christian UniversityMidwestern State UniversityNorthwood University: Texas CampusOur Lady of the Lake University of

San AntonioPrairie View A&M UniversityRice UniversitySt. Edward’s UniversitySt. Mary’s UniversitySam Houston State UniversitySouthern Methodist UniversitySouthwestern Assemblies of God

UniversitySouthwestern UniversityStephen F. Austin State UniversitySul Ross State UniversityTarleton State UniversityTexas A&M University-KingsvilleTexas Christian UniversityTexas CollegeTexas Lutheran UniversityTexas Southern UniversityTexas State University: San MarcosTexas Tech UniversityUniversity of DallasUniversity of the Incarnate WordUniversity of Mary Hardin-BaylorUniversity of North TexasWayland Baptist University

Utah

Westminster College

Vermont

Castleton State CollegeChamplain CollegeLyndon State CollegeMarlboro CollegeSouthern Vermont CollegeUniversity of Vermont

Virginia

Bluefield CollegeChristopher Newport UniversityCollege of William and MaryEastern Mennonite UniversityGeorge Mason UniversityHampton UniversityJames Madison UniversityLongwood UniversityMarymount UniversityRadford UniversityRoanoke CollegeShenandoah UniversityUniversity of Mary WashingtonUniversity of VirginiaVirginia Commonwealth UniversityVirginia Intermont CollegeVirginia Polytechnic Institute and State

UniversityVirginia State UniversityVirginia Wesleyan CollegeWashington and Lee University

Washington

Central Washington UniversityEvergreen State CollegeGonzaga UniversitySaint Martin’s UniversitySeattle University

University of Puget SoundUniversity of WashingtonWashington State UniversityWhitman CollegeWhitworth College

West Virginia

Glenville State CollegeMarshall UniversityMountain State UniversityUniversity of CharlestonWest Virginia State UniversityWest Virginia University

Wisconsin

Carroll CollegeCarthage CollegeLakeland CollegeMarquette UniversityMilwaukee School of EngineeringMount Mary CollegeNorthland CollegeUniversity of Wisconsin-Eau ClaireUniversity of Wisconsin-OshkoshUniversity of Wisconsin-PlattevilleUniversity of Wisconsin-River FallsUniversity of Wisconsin-StoutUniversity of Wisconsin-SuperiorUniversity of Wisconsin-WhitewaterViterbo University

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College size(undergraduateenrollment)

Very small (fewer than750)

Four-year Alabama Heritage Christian UniversityHerzing CollegeJudson CollegeTalladega College Alaska Alaska Pacific University Arizona Arizona Institute of Business and

TechnologyChaparral CollegeInternational Institute of the Americas:

West ValleyNorthcentral UniversityTucson Design College Arkansas Ecclesia CollegeLyon CollegeUniversity of the OzarksWilliams Baptist College California Alliant International UniversityBethany UniversityCalifornia Institute of Integral StudiesCalifornia National University for

Advanced StudiesCharles R. Drew University of

Medicine and ScienceCogswell Polytechnical CollegeColeman CollegeColumbia College: HollywoodDesign Institute of San DiegoDeVry UniversityGolden Gate UniversityHoly Names UniversityLIFE Pacific CollegeLincoln UniversityNational Hispanic UniversityNewSchool of Architecture & DesignNorthwestern Polytechnic UniversityPacific States UniversityPlatt CollegeSamuel Merritt CollegeSan Francisco Art InstituteWestwood College: Long BeachWilliam Jessup University Colorado DeVry UniversityDeVry University: Colorado SpringsNaropa UniversityRocky Mountain College of Art &

DesignWestwood College of Technology

Connecticut Briarwood CollegeHoly Apostles College and SeminaryMitchell CollegePaier College of Art Delaware Goldey-Beacom College District of Columbia Corcoran College of Art and DesignPotomac CollegeSoutheastern University Florida Baptist College of FloridaEverglades UniversityJones CollegeNorthwood UniversityRemington College: LargoRemington College: TampaSchiller International UniversitySouth University: West Palm Beach

CampusTrinity College of FloridaUniversidad FLETWebber International UniversityWebster College: Holiday Georgia Atlanta Christian CollegeBeulah Heights Bible CollegeBrenau UniversityLife UniversityThomas UniversityTruett-McConnell CollegeWesleyan College Illinois Argosy UniversityBlackburn CollegeBlessing-Reiman College of NursingEureka CollegeLexington CollegeMacMurray CollegeRosalind Franklin University of

Medicine and ScienceShimer CollegeVanderCook College of MusicWest Suburban College of NursingWestwood College - Chicago LoopWestwood College of Technology Indiana American Conservatory of MusicCollege of Court ReportingDeVry University: IndianapolisTaylor University: Fort Wayne Iowa Faith Baptist Bible College and

Theological SeminaryHamilton College

Maharishi University of ManagementWaldorf College Kansas Barclay CollegeBethany CollegeBethel CollegeCentral Christian College of KansasMcPherson CollegeOttawa UniversitySterling CollegeTabor CollegeUniversity of Kansas Medical CenterUniversity of St. Mary Kentucky Alice Lloyd CollegeBrescia UniversityKentucky Mountain Bible CollegeSt. Catharine CollegeUnion College Louisiana Southwest University Maine College of the AtlanticMaine College of ArtNew England School of

CommunicationsThomas CollegeUnity CollegeUniversity of Maine Maryland Baltimore International CollegeCapitol CollegeDeVry University: BethesdaJohns Hopkins University: Peabody

Conservatory of MusicSt. John’s College Massachusetts Anna Maria CollegeAtlantic Union CollegeBoston Architectural CenterBoston ConservatoryFranklin W. Olin College of

EngineeringHebrew CollegeHellenic College/Holy CrossMontserrat College of ArtPine Manor CollegeSchool of the Museum of Fine ArtsWheelock College Michigan Cleary UniversityConcordia UniversityFinlandia UniversityKuyper CollegeMarygrove College Minnesota Bethany Lutheran CollegeCollege of Visual ArtsDevry University: EdinaMinneapolis College of Art and Design Mississippi Blue Mountain College Missouri Baptist Bible CollegeCalvary Bible College and Theological

SeminaryKansas City Art InstituteLester L. Cox College of Nursing and

Health SciencesMissouri Technical SchoolNational American UniversityResearch College of Nursing

Stephens College Montana University of Great Falls Nebraska Dana CollegeGrace UniversityNebraska Methodist College of

Nursing and Allied HealthYork College Nevada DeVry University: Las VegasInternational Academy of Design and

Technology: HendersonMorrison UniversitySierra Nevada College New Hampshire Chester College of New EnglandMagdalen CollegeThomas More College of Liberal Arts New Jersey Westminster Choir College of Rider

University New Mexico College of the SouthwestInstitute of American Indian ArtsInternational Institute of the AmericasMetropolitan College of Court

ReportingSt. John’s College New York Berkeley CollegeConcordia CollegeDavis CollegeJuilliard SchoolKing’s CollegeManhattan School of MusicMannes College The New School for

MusicNew York School of Interior DesignState University of New YorkWebb InstituteWells CollegeYeshiva Mikdash Melech North Carolina Bennett CollegeBrevard CollegeCabarrus College of Health SciencesDeVry University: CharlotteJohn Wesley CollegeNorth Carolina School of the ArtsPeace CollegePiedmont Baptist CollegeRoanoke Bible CollegeSt. Andrews Presbyterian College Ohio Allegheny Wesleyan CollegeAntioch CollegeArt Academy of CincinnatiCincinnati College of Mortuary

ScienceCleveland Institute of ArtCleveland Institute of MusicLake Erie CollegeLaura and Alvin Siegal College of

Judaic StudiesMedCentral College of Nursing Oklahoma Southwestern Christian University Oregon DeVry University: Portland

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Mount Angel SeminaryNorthwest Christian CollegeOregon Health & Science UniversityPacific Northwest College of ArtPioneer Pacific CollegeWarner Pacific College Pennsylvania Baptist Bible College of PennsylvaniaChatham CollegeCurtis Institute of MusicDeVry UniversityGratz CollegeImmaculata UniversityMoore College of Art and DesignPenn StateRestaurant SchoolRosemont CollegeSt. Charles Borromeo Seminary -

OverbrookWilson College Puerto Rico Atlantic CollegeConservatory of Music of Puerto Rico Rhode Island Zion Bible Institute South Carolina Allen UniversityColumbia International UniversityErskine CollegeLimestone CollegeSouth UniversityVoorhees College Tennessee Martin Methodist CollegeMemphis College of ArtMilligan CollegeO’More College of DesignSouth College Texas Arlington Baptist CollegeBaptist University of the AmericasCollege of Saint Thomas MoreCriswell CollegeDeVry University: HoustonHuston-Tillotson CollegeJarvis Christian CollegeNorthwood University: Texas CampusSouthwestern Christian CollegeTexas Tech University Health Sciences

CenterUniversity of Texas Utah Neumont University Vermont Bennington CollegeCollege of St. Joseph in VermontGreen Mountain CollegeMarlboro CollegeSouthern Vermont CollegeSterling College Virginia DeVry UniversityRandolph-Macon Woman’s CollegeSt. Paul’s CollegeSweet Briar CollegeWorld College Washington Bastyr UniversityCrown CollegeDigiPen Institute of TechnologyHenry Cogswell CollegeNorthwest College of Art

Trinity Lutheran College West Virginia Alderson-Broaddus CollegeAppalachian Bible CollegeDavis and Elkins CollegeOhio Valley UniversitySalem International University Wisconsin Bellin College of NursingDeVry University: MilwaukeeNorthland CollegeSilver Lake College Two-year Alabama Remington CollegeVirginia College Technical Alaska Ilisagvik CollegePrince William Sound Community

College Arizona Long Technical CollegeParalegal InstituteTohono O’odham Community College Arkansas University of Arkansas California American Academy of Dramatic Arts:

WestCollege of OceaneeringDeep Springs CollegeEmpire CollegeFashion Institute of Design and

MerchandisingFeather River CollegeMarymount CollegeMTI CollegeQueen of the Holy Rosary CollegeSalvation Army Crestmont College Colorado Boulder College of Massage TherapyColorado Northwestern Community

CollegeDenver Academy of Court ReportingInstitute of Business & Medical

CareersParks College: AuroraRemington College Delaware Delaware College of Art and Design Florida Angley CollegeCentral Florida CollegeCity College: CasselberryFlorida Career College: HialeahFlorida Career College: MiamiFlorida Career College: Pembroke

PinesFlorida Technical CollegeHerzing CollegeSouthwest Florida CollegeUltrasound Diagnostic School Georgia Andrew CollegeBrown Mackie College: AtlantaGupton Jones College of Funeral

ServiceGwinnett College

Le Cordon Bleu College of CulinaryArts

Young Harris College Hawaii Hawaii Tokai International CollegeRemington College Illinois College of Office TechnologyFox CollegeSpringfield College in Illinois Indiana Brown Mackie College: Michigan CitySawyer College: Merrillville Iowa St. Luke’s College Kansas Donnelly CollegeHesston CollegeManhattan Area Technical CollegePratt Community College Kentucky Daymar CollegeDaymar CollegeSpencerian College: Lexington Louisiana New Orleans School of Urban

Missions Maine Andover CollegeBeal College Maryland TESST College of Technology:

Towson Massachusetts Fisher CollegeLaboure CollegeMarian Court College Michigan Lewis College of BusinessSaginaw Chippewa Tribal College Minnesota Academy CollegeMinneapolis Business CollegeNorthwest Technical InstitutePine Technical CollegeRainy River Community College Missouri Everest College: SpringfieldPatricia Stevens CollegePinnacle Career Institute: Kansas CityVatterott College Montana Chief Dull Knife CollegeDawson Community CollegeLittle Big Horn College Nebraska Hamilton College: LincolnNebraska College of Technical

AgricultureVatterott College: Spring Valley Nevada Career College of Northern NevadaHigh-Tech Institute

Las Vegas CollegeLe Cordon Bleu College of Culinary

Arts New Jersey Assumption College for Sisters New Mexico Art Center Design CollegeCrownpoint Institute of TechnologyMesalands Community CollegeNew Mexico Military Institute Junior

CollegeNew Mexico State University New York American Academy of Dramatic ArtsBramson ORT CollegeBryant & Stratton Business InstituteBryant & Stratton College: Syracuse

NorthElmira Business InstituteMildred ElleyNew York Career InstitutePhillips Beth Israel School of NursingSt. Elizabeth College of NursingSwedish InstituteVilla Maria College of Buffalo North Dakota Fort Berthold Community CollegeLake Region State CollegeMinot State University: Bottineau

Campus Ohio AEC Southern Ohio CollegeArt Institute of CincinnatiBryant & Stratton CollegeETI Technical College of NilesGallipolis Career CollegeGood Samaritan College of Nursing

and Health ScienceKettering College of Medical ArtsOhio College of MassotherapyOhio Institute of Photography and

TechnologyRemington CollegeSoutheastern Business College: JacksonSouthwestern College of BusinessTechnology Education CollegeWright State University: Lake Campus Oklahoma Heritage College Hair DesignVatterott CollegeWestern College of Southern California Oregon Pioneer Pacific College: Springfield Pennsylvania Academy of Medical Arts and

BusinessAllied Medical and Technical InstituteAntonelli Institute of Art and

PhotographyBerean InstituteBerks Technical InstituteBidwell Training CenterBusiness Institute of PennsylvaniaBusiness Institute of PennsylvaniaCareer Training AcademyCareer Training Academy: MonroevilleCHI Institute: SouthamptonCommonwealth Technical InstituteDuBois Business CollegeErie Business CenterErie Business Center SouthErie Institute of TechnologyHarcum College

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International Academy of Design andTechnology: Pittsburgh

Lansdale School of BusinessLincoln Technical InstituteLincoln Technical Institute:

PhiladelphiaManor CollegeMcCann School of BusinessMetropolitan Career CenterNorth Central Industrial Technical

Education CenterOakbridge Academy of ArtsOrleans Technical Institute - Center

City CampusPace InstitutePenn Commercial Business and

Technical SchoolPenn StatePennco TechPittsburgh Institute of AeronauticsPittsburgh Institute of Mortuary

ScienceRosedale Technical InstituteSchuylkill Institute of Business &

TechnologyThaddeus Stevens College of

TechnologyThompson InstituteThompson InstituteTriangle TechUniversity of PittsburghValley Forge Military CollegeWest Virginia Career InstituteWestern School of Health and

Business CareersWestern School of Health and

Business Careers South Carolina Forrest Junior CollegeMiller-Motte Technical CollegeSpartanburg Methodist College Tennessee Hiwassee CollegeNossi College of ArtVatterott College: Memphis Texas Austin Business CollegeCommonwealth Institute of Funeral

ServiceEverest College: ArlingtonHallmark Institute of AeronauticsHallmark Institute of TechnologyMTI College of Business and

TechnologyMTI College of Business and

TechnologyRemington CollegeTexas State Technical College:

MarshallWade CollegeWestwood College: DallasWestwood College: Ft. Worth Utah Everest College: Salt Lake CityProvo College Vermont Landmark CollegeNew England Culinary Institute Virginia Bryant & Stratton College: Virginia

Beach Washington Northwest Aviation CollegeNorthwest School of Wooden

Boatbuilding

West Virginia Corinthian Schools: National Institute

of TechnologyValley College of TechnologyWest Virginia Business College Wisconsin University of Wisconsin Wyoming Eastern Wyoming College

Small (750-1,999)

Four-year Alabama Birmingham-Southern CollegeHuntingdon CollegeOakwood CollegeSpring Hill CollegeUniversity of MobileUniversity of West AlabamaVirginia College Alaska University of Alaska Arizona DeVry UniversityEmbry-Riddle Aeronautical University:

Prescott CampusPrescott CollegeUniversity of Advancing Technology Arkansas Hendrix CollegeJohn Brown UniversityOuachita Baptist University California Art InstituteCalifornia College of the ArtsCalifornia Institute of TechnologyCalifornia Institute of the ArtsCalifornia Maritime AcademyClaremont McKenna CollegeConcordia UniversityDeVry UniversityDominican University of CaliforniaFresno Pacific UniversityHope International UniversityHumphreys CollegeLa Sierra UniversityMaster’s CollegeMenlo CollegeMills CollegeOccidental CollegePacific Union CollegePitzer CollegePomona CollegeScripps CollegeSimpson UniversityUniversity of California: MercedUniversity of La VerneVanguard University of Southern

CaliforniaWestmont CollegeWhittier CollegeWoodbury University Colorado Colorado Christian UniversityColorado CollegeJohnson & Wales UniversityJones International UniversityRegis University Connecticut Albertus Magnus College

Charter Oak State CollegeConnecticut CollegePost UniversitySt. Joseph CollegeUniversity of Bridgeport Florida Chipola CollegeDeVry UniversityEckerd CollegeEdward Waters CollegeFlorida Hospital College of Health

SciencesFlorida Memorial UniversityFlorida Metropolitan UniversityFlorida Metropolitan University:

JacksonvilleFlorida Southern CollegeInternational CollegeNew College of FloridaRingling School of Art and DesignRollins CollegeSt. Leo UniversitySt. Thomas UniversityWarner Southern College Georgia Agnes Scott CollegeBauder CollegeBerry CollegeBrewton-Parker CollegeCovenant CollegeDeVry UniversityFort Valley State UniversityLaGrange CollegeOglethorpe UniversityPaine CollegePiedmont CollegeReinhardt CollegeShorter CollegeSouth UniversityToccoa Falls College Hawaii Chaminade University of HonoluluUniversity of Hawaii Idaho Albertson College of IdahoNorthwest Nazarene University Illinois Aurora UniversityDeVry UniversityDominican UniversityGreenville CollegeHarrington College of DesignIllinois CollegeJudson CollegeKendall CollegeKnox CollegeLake Forest CollegeMoody Bible InstituteNorth Park UniversityQuincy UniversityRockford CollegeTrinity Christian CollegeTrinity International UniversityUniversity of St. Francis Indiana Calumet College of St. JosephEarlham CollegeFranklin CollegeGoshen CollegeHanover CollegeHuntington UniversityManchester CollegeMarian CollegeOakland City UniversityRose-Hulman Institute of TechnologySaint Mary’s CollegeSt. Mary-of-the-Woods College

Taylor UniversityTri-State UniversityUniversity of St. FrancisWabash College Iowa Briar Cliff UniversityBuena Vista UniversityCentral CollegeClarke CollegeCoe CollegeCornell CollegeGraceland UniversityGrand View CollegeGrinnell CollegeHamilton CollegeIowa Wesleyan CollegeLoras CollegeMorningside CollegeMount Mercy CollegeNorthwestern CollegeSimpson CollegeUniversity of DubuqueWartburg College Kansas Baker UniversityHaskell Indian Nations UniversityMidAmerica Nazarene UniversityNewman UniversitySouthwestern College Kentucky Berea CollegeCampbellsville UniversityCentre CollegeGeorgetown CollegeKentucky State UniversityLindsey Wilson CollegeMid-Continent UniversityMidway CollegeThomas More CollegeTransylvania UniversityUniversity of the Cumberlands Louisiana Centenary College of Louisiana Maine Bates CollegeBowdoin CollegeColby CollegeHusson CollegeMaine Maritime AcademySt. Joseph’s CollegeUniversity of MaineUniversity of New England Maryland College of Notre Dame of MarylandColumbia Union CollegeGoucher CollegeHood CollegeMaryland Institute College of ArtMcDaniel CollegeMount St. Mary’s UniversitySt. Mary’s College of MarylandSojourner-Douglass CollegeUniversity of MarylandWashington College Massachusetts American International CollegeAmherst CollegeArt Institute of Boston at Lesley

UniversityBay Path CollegeBecker CollegeCambridge CollegeEastern Nazarene CollegeElms CollegeGordon CollegeHampshire College

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Lasell CollegeLesley UniversityMassachusetts College of ArtMassachusetts College of Liberal ArtsMassachusetts College of Pharmacy

and Health SciencesMassachusetts Maritime AcademyNew England Institute of ArtNichols CollegeRegis CollegeSimmons CollegeWheaton CollegeWilliams College Michigan Adrian CollegeAlbion CollegeAlma CollegeAndrews UniversityAquinas CollegeBaker CollegeCollege for Creative StudiesHillsdale CollegeKalamazoo CollegeKendall College of Art and Design of

Ferris State UniversityNorthwood UniversitySiena Heights UniversityWalsh College of Accountancy and

Business Administration Minnesota Art Institutes InternationalBrown CollegeCarleton CollegeCollege of St. BenedictCollege of St. ScholasticaConcordia University: St. PaulHamline UniversityMacalester CollegeMinnesota School of BusinessNorth Central UniversityNorthwestern CollegeSt. John’s UniversitySt. Mary’s University of MinnesotaUniversity of MinnesotaWalden University Mississippi Millsaps CollegeRust CollegeTougaloo College Missouri Avila UniversityCentral Methodist UniversityCollege of the OzarksColumbia CollegeCulver-Stockton CollegeDeVry UniversityDrury UniversityEvangel UniversityHannibal-LaGrange CollegeMissouri Baptist UniversityMissouri Valley CollegeRanken Technical CollegeRockhurst UniversityWestminster CollegeWilliam Jewell CollegeWilliam Woods University Montana Carroll CollegeMontana Tech of the University of

MontanaRocky Mountain CollegeUniversity of Montana: Western Nebraska Chadron State CollegeCollege of Saint MaryConcordia UniversityDoane College

Hastings CollegeMidland Lutheran CollegeNebraska Wesleyan UniversityPeru State CollegeUnion College Nevada Art Institute New Hampshire Colby-Sawyer CollegeFranklin Pierce CollegeGranite State CollegeNew England CollegeRivier CollegeSt. Anselm CollegeSouthern New Hampshire UniversityUniversity of New Hampshire at

Manchester New Jersey Caldwell CollegeCentenary CollegeCollege of St. ElizabethDeVry University: North BrunswickDrew UniversityFelician CollegeGeorgian Court UniversityStevens Institute of Technology New Mexico College of Santa FeNew Mexico Highlands UniversityNew Mexico Institute of Mining and

TechnologyWestern New Mexico University New York Albany College of PharmacyAlfred UniversityBard CollegeBoricua CollegeCazenovia CollegeCollege of Mount St. VincentCollege of New RochelleColumbia UniversityCooper Union for the Advancement of

Science and ArtD’Youville CollegeDaemen CollegeDeVry Institute of TechnologyDominican College of BlauveltElmira CollegeEugene Lang College The New School

for Liberal ArtsFive Towns CollegeGlobe Institute of TechnologyHamilton CollegeHartwick CollegeHobart and William Smith CollegesHoughton CollegeKeuka CollegeLaboratory Institute of MerchandisingManhattanville CollegeMarymount Manhattan CollegeMedaille CollegePaul Smith’s CollegePolytechnic UniversityRoberts Wesleyan CollegeRussell Sage CollegeSage College of AlbanySt. Thomas Aquinas CollegeSarah Lawrence CollegeState University of New YorkUnited States Merchant Marine

AcademyVaughn College of Aeronautics and

TechnologyWagner College North Carolina Art InstituteBarton College

Belmont Abbey CollegeCatawba CollegeChowan CollegeDavidson CollegeGreensboro CollegeJohnson C. Smith UniversityLivingstone CollegeMars Hill CollegeMeredith CollegeMontreat CollegeNorth Carolina Wesleyan CollegePfeiffer UniversityQueens University of CharlotteSalem CollegeWarren Wilson CollegeWingate University North Dakota Jamestown CollegeMayville State UniversityValley City State University Ohio Bluffton UniversityCentral State UniversityCincinnati Christian UniversityCollege of Mount St. JosephCollege of WoosterColumbus College of Art and DesignDefiance CollegeFranciscan University of SteubenvilleHeidelberg CollegeHiram CollegeKenyon CollegeLourdes CollegeMalone CollegeMarietta CollegeMuskingum CollegeOhio State UniversityOhio UniversityOhio Wesleyan UniversityTiffin UniversityUniversity of Rio GrandeUrsuline CollegeWalsh UniversityWilmington CollegeWittenberg University Oklahoma Bacone CollegeNational Education CenterNorthwestern Oklahoma State

UniversityOklahoma Baptist UniversityOklahoma Christian UniversityOklahoma City UniversityOklahoma Panhandle State UniversitySt. Gregory’s UniversitySouthern Nazarene UniversityUniversity of Science and Arts of

Oklahoma Oregon Art Institute of PortlandConcordia UniversityCorban CollegeGeorge Fox UniversityLewis & Clark CollegeLinfield CollegeMarylhurst UniversityPacific UniversityReed CollegeWillamette University Pennsylvania Alvernia CollegeArcadia UniversityBryn Mawr CollegeCabrini CollegeCarlow UniversityCedar Crest CollegeCentral Pennsylvania CollegeChestnut Hill College

Cheyney University of PennsylvaniaCollege MisericordiaDelaware Valley CollegeFranklin & Marshall CollegeGeneva CollegeHaverford CollegeJuniata CollegeKeystone CollegeKing’s CollegeLa Roche CollegeLebanon Valley CollegeLincoln UniversityLycoming CollegeMarywood UniversityMoravian CollegeMount Aloysius CollegePeirce CollegePenn StatePhiladelphia Biblical UniversitySt. Francis UniversitySt. Vincent CollegeSeton Hill UniversitySusquehanna UniversitySwarthmore CollegeThiel CollegeThomas Jefferson University: College

of Health ProfessionsUniversity of PittsburghUniversity of the Sciences in

PhiladelphiaUrsinus CollegeWashington and Jefferson CollegeWaynesburg CollegeWestminster College Puerto Rico Electronic Data Processing College:

San SebastianUniversidad Adventista de las AntillasUniversity of Puerto Rico Rhode Island Rhode Island School of Design South Carolina Anderson UniversityClaflin UniversityColumbia CollegeConverse CollegeMorris CollegeNewberry CollegeNorth Greenville CollegeSouthern Wesleyan UniversityUniversity of South CarolinaWofford College South Dakota Augustana CollegeDakota State UniversityDakota Wesleyan UniversityMount Marty CollegeNorthern State UniversityPresentation CollegeSouth Dakota School of Mines and

TechnologyUniversity of Sioux Falls Tennessee Aquinas CollegeBethel CollegeBryan CollegeCarson-Newman CollegeChristian Brothers UniversityCrichton CollegeCumberland UniversityFisk UniversityFreed-Hardeman UniversityKing CollegeLambuth UniversityLeMoyne-Owen CollegeLincoln Memorial UniversityMaryville CollegeRhodes College

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Tennessee Wesleyan CollegeTrevecca Nazarene UniversityUniversity of the South Texas Art InstituteAustin CollegeConcordia University at AustinDeVry UniversityEast Texas Baptist UniversityHardin-Simmons UniversityHouston Baptist UniversityHoward Payne UniversityLubbock Christian UniversityMcMurry UniversityOur Lady of the Lake University of

San AntonioPaul Quinn CollegeSchreiner UniversitySouthwestern Adventist UniversitySouthwestern Assemblies of God

UniversitySouthwestern UniversityTexas A&M UniversityTexas CollegeTexas Lutheran UniversityTexas Wesleyan UniversityUniversity of DallasUniversity of HoustonUniversity of St. ThomasWayland Baptist UniversityWiley College Utah Stevens-Henager CollegeWestminster College Vermont Castleton State CollegeJohnson State CollegeLyndon State CollegeSt. Michael’s CollegeVermont Technical College Virginia Art InstituteAverett UniversityBluefield CollegeBridgewater CollegeEastern Mennonite UniversityEmory & Henry CollegeFerrum CollegeHampden-Sydney CollegeHollins UniversityJefferson College of Health SciencesLynchburg CollegeMary Baldwin CollegeRandolph-Macon CollegeRegent UniversityRoanoke CollegeShenandoah UniversityUniversity of Virginia’s College at

WiseVirginia Intermont CollegeVirginia Military InstituteVirginia Union UniversityVirginia Wesleyan CollegeWashington and Lee University Washington Cornish College of the ArtsDeVry UniversityHeritage UniversityNorthwest UniversitySaint Martin’s UniversityWalla Walla CollegeWhitman College West Virginia Bethany CollegeGlenville State CollegeUniversity of CharlestonWest Virginia Wesleyan College

Wheeling Jesuit University Wisconsin Beloit CollegeEdgewood CollegeLawrence UniversityMaranatha Baptist Bible CollegeMarian College of Fond du LacMount Mary CollegeSt. Norbert College Two-year Alabama J. F. Drake State Technical CollegeTrenholm State Technical College Arizona Chandler-Gilbert Community CollegeDine College Arkansas East Arkansas Community CollegeOuachita Technical CollegeSouthern Arkansas University TechUniversity of Arkansas California California School of Culinary ArtsFashion Institute of Design and

MerchandisingPalo Verde CollegeWyoTech Institute: Fremont Colorado Denver Automotive & Diesel CollegeMorgan Community CollegeTrinidad State Junior College Connecticut Gibbs CollegeGoodwin CollegeMiddlesex Community College Florida Florida Career College: West Palm

BeachFlorida Keys Community CollegeOrlando Culinary AcademySouth Florida Community CollegeSouthwest Florida College Georgia Atlanta Metropolitan College Hawaii University of Hawaii Illinois Highland Community CollegeIllinois Eastern Community CollegesJohn Wood Community CollegeNorthwestern Business College Indiana Brown Mackie College: Fort WayneIvy Tech State CollegeLincoln Technical Institute Iowa AIB College of BusinessNortheast Iowa Community CollegeNorthwest Iowa Community College Kansas Colby Community CollegeLabette Community College Kentucky Henderson Community College

Maine Eastern Maine Community CollegeKennebec Valley Community CollegeNorthern Maine Community College Maryland TESST College of Technology Massachusetts Bay State CollegeBerkshire Community CollegeGibbs CollegeGreenfield Community College Michigan Glen Oaks Community CollegeGogebic Community CollegeKirtland Community CollegeMontcalm Community College Minnesota Alexandria Technical CollegeDunwoody College of TechnologyItasca Community CollegeMesabi Range Community and

Technical CollegeMinnesota State College - Southeast

TechnicalNorthwest Technical College Mississippi Coahoma Community College Missouri Blue River Community CollegeMissouri College Montana Helena College of Technology of the

University of Montana Nebraska Mid-Plains Community College AreaWestern Nebraska Community College New Hampshire McIntosh CollegeNew Hampshire Community Technical

College New Jersey Salem Community CollegeWarren County Community College New Mexico New Mexico State University New York Art InstituteColumbia-Greene Community CollegeLong Island Business InstituteNorth Country Community CollegeRochester Business InstituteSullivan County Community CollegeTaylor Business InstituteTrocaire College North Carolina Bladen Community CollegeBrunswick Community CollegeCarteret Community CollegeLouisburg CollegeMayland Community CollegeRoanoke-Chowan Community CollegeSoutheastern Community CollegeSouthwestern Community CollegeWilson Technical Community College

North Dakota Williston State College Ohio Ohio State UniversityUniversity of Akron: Wayne College Oklahoma Northeastern Oklahoma Agricultural

and Mechanical CollegeRedlands Community CollegeWestern Oklahoma State College Oregon Blue Mountain Community CollegeClatsop Community CollegeSouthwestern Oregon Community

CollegeTreasure Valley Community College Pennsylvania Lackawanna CollegeLehigh Valley CollegePenn StatePennsylvania Institute of Culinary ArtsPittsburgh Technical InstituteTri-State Business InstituteYork Technical Institute Puerto Rico University College of San Juan South Carolina University of South Carolina South Dakota Mitchell Technical Institute Texas ATI Career Training CenterClarendon CollegeCourt Reporting Institute of DallasEverest College: DallasFrank Phillips CollegePanola CollegeRanger CollegeRemington CollegeTexas State Technical CollegeWestern Technical Institute: Diana

DriveWestern Texas College Virginia Paul D. Camp Community CollegeRichard Bland College Washington Cascadia Community CollegeGrays Harbor CollegeLower Columbia CollegePeninsula CollegeRenton Technical CollegeSouth Seattle Community College Wisconsin Bryant & Stratton College: MilwaukeeUniversity of Wisconsin Wyoming Central Wyoming CollegeNorthwest CollegeSheridan CollegeWestern Wyoming Community College

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UniversityAlabama State UniversityAmerican Sentinel UniversityAthens State UniversityAuburn University at MontgomeryFaulkner UniversityJacksonville State UniversitySamford UniversityTuskegee UniversityUniversity of AlabamaUniversity of MontevalloUniversity of North Alabama Alaska University of Alaska Arizona Arizona State University WestGrand Canyon University Arkansas Arkansas Tech UniversityHarding UniversityHenderson State UniversitySouthern Arkansas UniversityUniversity of Arkansas California Academy of Art UniversityAzusa Pacific UniversityBiola UniversityCalifornia Baptist UniversityCalifornia Lutheran UniversityCalifornia State UniversityChapman UniversityLoyola Marymount UniversityNational UniversityPepperdine UniversityPoint Loma Nazarene UniversitySt. Mary’s College of CaliforniaSanta Clara UniversitySonoma State UniversityStanford UniversityUniversity of RedlandsUniversity of San DiegoUniversity of San FranciscoUniversity of the Pacific Colorado Adams State CollegeColorado School of MinesColorado State UniversityColorado Technical UniversityFort Lewis CollegeMesa State CollegeUniversity of ColoradoUniversity of DenverWestern State College of Colorado Connecticut Eastern Connecticut State UniversityFairfield UniversityQuinnipiac UniversitySacred Heart UniversityTrinity CollegeUniversity of New HavenWesleyan UniversityYale University Delaware Delaware State University District of Columbia American University

Catholic University of AmericaGeorgetown UniversityHoward UniversityUniversity of the District of Columbia Florida Art Institute of Fort LauderdaleBarry UniversityBethune-Cookman CollegeEmbry-Riddle Aeronautical UniversityFlagler CollegeFlorida Gulf Coast UniversityFlorida Institute of TechnologyJacksonville UniversityJohnson & Wales UniversityLynn UniversityNova Southeastern UniversityPalm Beach Atlantic UniversitySoutheastern College of the

Assemblies of GodStetson UniversityUniversity of Tampa Georgia Armstrong Atlantic State UniversityAugusta State UniversityClark Atlanta UniversityColumbus State UniversityEmory UniversityGeorgia College and State UniversityGeorgia Southwestern State UniversityMercer UniversityMorehouse CollegeNorth Georgia College & State

UniversitySavannah College of Art and DesignSouthern Polytechnic State UniversitySpelman College Hawaii Brigham Young University-HawaiiHawaii Pacific UniversityUniversity of Hawaii Idaho Lewis-Clark State College Illinois Augustana CollegeBenedictine UniversityBradley UniversityChicago State UniversityDeVry UniversityElmhurst CollegeGovernors State UniversityIllinois Institute of TechnologyIllinois Wesleyan UniversityInternational Academy of Design and

Technology: ChicagoLewis UniversityMcKendree CollegeNational-Louis UniversityNorth Central CollegeRobert Morris College: ChicagoRoosevelt UniversitySt. Xavier UniversitySchool of the Art Institute of ChicagoUniversity of ChicagoUniversity of IllinoisWheaton College Indiana Bethel CollegeButler UniversityDePauw UniversityIndiana Institute of TechnologyIndiana UniversityUniversity of EvansvilleUniversity of IndianapolisValparaiso University Iowa Drake University

Luther CollegeSt. Ambrose University Kansas Emporia State UniversityFriends UniversityPittsburg State UniversityWashburn University of Topeka Kentucky Bellarmine UniversityMorehead State UniversitySullivan University Louisiana Grambling State UniversityLouisiana State UniversityNicholls State UniversityOur Lady of the Lake College Maine University of MaineUniversity of Southern Maine Maryland Bowie State UniversityCoppin State UniversityFrostburg State UniversityJohns Hopkins UniversityLoyola College in MarylandMorgan State UniversitySalisbury UniversityUniversity of BaltimoreUniversity of MarylandVilla Julie College Massachusetts Assumption CollegeBentley CollegeBerklee College of MusicBrandeis UniversityBridgewater State CollegeClark UniversityCollege of the Holy CrossCurry CollegeEmerson CollegeEmmanuel CollegeEndicott CollegeFitchburg State CollegeFramingham State CollegeHarvard CollegeMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyMerrimack CollegeMount Holyoke CollegeSalem State CollegeSmith CollegeSpringfield CollegeStonehill CollegeSuffolk UniversityTufts UniversityUniversity of MassachusettsWellesley CollegeWentworth Institute of TechnologyWestern New England CollegeWorcester Polytechnic InstituteWorcester State College Michigan Baker CollegeCalvin CollegeCornerstone UniversityHope CollegeKettering UniversityLake Superior State UniversityLawrence Technological UniversityMadonna UniversityMichigan Technological UniversitySpring Arbor UniversityUniversity of Detroit MercyUniversity of Michigan

Minnesota Augsburg CollegeBemidji State UniversityBethel UniversityCollege of St. CatherineConcordia College: MoorheadGustavus Adolphus CollegeMinnesota State UniversitySt. Olaf CollegeSouthwest Minnesota State UniversityUniversity of St. Thomas Mississippi Alcorn State UniversityBelhaven CollegeDelta State UniversityJackson State UniversityMississippi CollegeMississippi Valley State University Missouri Fontbonne UniversityLincoln UniversityLindenwood UniversityMaryville University of Saint LouisMissouri Southern State UniversityNorthwest Missouri State UniversitySt. Louis UniversitySouthwest Baptist UniversityTruman State UniversityUniversity of MissouriWashington University in St. LouisWebster University Montana Montana State University Nebraska Bellevue UniversityCreighton UniversityUniversity of NebraskaWayne State College Nevada Great Basin College New Hampshire Dartmouth CollegePlymouth State University New Jersey Berkeley CollegeBloomfield CollegeThe College of New JerseyFairleigh Dickinson UniversityMonmouth UniversityNew Jersey City UniversityNew Jersey Institute of TechnologyPrinceton UniversityRamapo College of New JerseyRichard Stockton College of New

JerseyRider UniversityRutgers, The State University of New

JerseySt. Peter’s CollegeSeton Hall University New Mexico Eastern New Mexico UniversityNorthern New Mexico College New York Adelphi UniversityBarnard CollegeBerkeley College of New York CityBriarcliffe CollegeCanisius CollegeCity University of New YorkClarkson UniversityColgate University

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College of Saint RoseColumbia UniversityCulinary Institute of AmericaDowling CollegeFordham UniversityIona CollegeIthaca CollegeLe Moyne CollegeLong Island UniversityManhattan CollegeMarist CollegeMercy CollegeMolloy CollegeMonroe CollegeNazareth College of RochesterNew York Institute of TechnologyNiagara UniversityPace UniversityParsons The New School for DesignPratt InstituteRensselaer Polytechnic InstituteSt. Bonaventure UniversitySt. Francis CollegeSt. John Fisher CollegeSt. Joseph’s CollegeSt. Joseph’s College: Suffolk CampusSt. Lawrence UniversitySchool of Visual ArtsSiena CollegeSkidmore CollegeState University of New YorkUnion CollegeUniversity of RochesterUtica CollegeVassar College North Carolina Campbell UniversityDuke UniversityElizabeth City State UniversityElon UniversityFayetteville State UniversityGardner-Webb UniversityGuilford CollegeHigh Point UniversityJohnson & Wales UniversityMount Olive CollegeNorth Carolina Central UniversityUniversity of North CarolinaWake Forest UniversityWestern Carolina UniversityWinston-Salem State University North Dakota Dickinson State UniversityMinot State University Ohio Ashland UniversityBaldwin-Wallace CollegeCapital UniversityCase Western Reserve UniversityCedarville UniversityDenison UniversityDeVry UniversityFranklin UniversityJohn Carroll UniversityMount Union CollegeMount Vernon Nazarene UniversityOberlin CollegeOhio Northern UniversityOtterbein CollegeShawnee State UniversityUniversity of DaytonUniversity of FindlayXavier University Oklahoma Cameron UniversityEast Central UniversityRogers State UniversitySoutheastern Oklahoma State

UniversityUniversity of Tulsa

Oregon Eastern Oregon UniversityOregon Institute of TechnologySouthern Oregon UniversityUniversity of PortlandWestern Oregon University Pennsylvania Albright CollegeAllegheny CollegeArt InstituteBucknell UniversityCalifornia University of PennsylvaniaCarnegie Mellon UniversityClarion University of PennsylvaniaDeSales UniversityDickinson CollegeDuquesne UniversityEast Stroudsburg University of

PennsylvaniaEastern UniversityEdinboro University of PennsylvaniaElizabethtown CollegeGannon UniversityGettysburg CollegeGrove City CollegeGwynedd-Mercy CollegeLa Salle UniversityLafayette CollegeLehigh UniversityLock Haven University of

PennsylvaniaMansfield University of PennsylvaniaMercyhurst CollegeMessiah CollegeMillersville University of PennsylvaniaMuhlenberg CollegeNeumann CollegePenn StatePennsylvania College of TechnologyPhiladelphia UniversityPoint Park UniversityRobert Morris UniversitySt. Joseph’s UniversityShippensburg University of

PennsylvaniaSlippery Rock University of

PennsylvaniaUniversity of PittsburghUniversity of ScrantonUniversity of the ArtsVillanova UniversityWidener UniversityYork College of Pennsylvania Puerto Rico American University of Puerto RicoBayamon Central UniversityInter American University of Puerto

RicoUniversidad Politecnica de Puerto RicoUniversity of Puerto Rico Rhode Island Brown UniversityBryant UniversityNew England Institute of TechnologyProvidence CollegeRhode Island CollegeRoger Williams UniversitySalve Regina University South Carolina Benedict CollegeCharleston Southern UniversityThe CitadelCoastal Carolina UniversityFrancis Marion UniversityFurman UniversityLander UniversitySouth Carolina State UniversityUniversity of South CarolinaWinthrop University

South Dakota University of South Dakota Tennessee Belmont UniversityLee UniversityLipscomb UniversityTennessee State UniversityTennessee Technological UniversityTusculum CollegeUnion UniversityUniversity of TennesseeVanderbilt University Texas Abilene Christian UniversityAngelo State UniversityDallas Baptist UniversityLeTourneau UniversityMidwestern State UniversityPrairie View A&M UniversityRice UniversitySt. Edward’s UniversitySt. Mary’s UniversitySouthern Methodist UniversitySul Ross State UniversityTexas A&M UniversityTexas Christian UniversityTexas Woman’s UniversityTrinity UniversityUniversity of HoustonUniversity of Mary Hardin-BaylorUniversity of TexasUniversity of the Incarnate WordWest Texas A&M University Utah Southern Utah UniversityWestern Governors University Vermont Champlain CollegeMiddlebury College Virginia Christopher Newport UniversityCollege of William and MaryHampton UniversityLongwood UniversityMarymount UniversityNorfolk State UniversityUniversity of Mary WashingtonUniversity of RichmondVirginia State University Washington Art Institute of SeattleEvergreen State CollegeGonzaga UniversityPacific Lutheran UniversitySeattle Pacific UniversitySeattle UniversityUniversity of Puget SoundWhitworth College West Virginia Mountain State UniversityShepherd UniversityWest Liberty State CollegeWest Virginia State UniversityWest Virginia University at

Parkersburg Wisconsin Alverno CollegeCarroll CollegeCarthage CollegeConcordia University WisconsinMilwaukee School of EngineeringUniversity of Wisconsin

Two-year Alabama Faulkner State Community CollegeGadsden State Community CollegeGeorge C. Wallace State Community

CollegeLawson State Community CollegeShelton State Community CollegeSouthern Union State Community

College Arizona Arizona Western CollegeCentral Arizona CollegeEastern Arizona CollegeEstrella Mountain Community CollegeGlendale Community CollegeMohave Community CollegeParadise Valley Community CollegeSouth Mountain Community CollegeUniversal Technical InstituteYavapai College Arkansas National Park Community CollegeSoutheast Arkansas College California Barstow CollegeCanada CollegeCerro Coso Community CollegeChabot CollegeCollege of AlamedaCollege of Marin: KentfieldCollege of the DesertCollege of the RedwoodsCollege of the SiskiyousColumbia CollegeContra Costa CollegeCopper Mountain CollegeCrafton Hills CollegeFashion Institute of Design and

MerchandisingLake Tahoe Community CollegeLas Positas CollegeLassen CollegeLos Angeles Southwest CollegeMendocino CollegeMerritt CollegeMiraCosta CollegeOxnard CollegePorterville CollegeReedley CollegeSantiago Canyon CollegeSolano Community CollegeVista Community CollegeWest Hills Community College Colorado Pueblo Community CollegeRed Rocks Community College Connecticut Capital Community CollegeGateway Community CollegeNaugatuck Valley Community CollegeNorwalk Community CollegeTunxis Community College Delaware Delaware Technical and Community

College Florida Central Florida Community CollegeFlorida Community College at

JacksonvilleFull Sail Real World EducationGulf Coast Community CollegeLake-Sumter Community CollegePasco-Hernando Community College

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Polk Community College Georgia Chattahoochee Technical CollegeCoastal Georgia Community CollegeColumbus Technical CollegeDeKalb Technical CollegeGainesville State CollegeGeorgia Highlands CollegeGeorgia Military CollegeGordon CollegeMiddle Georgia CollegeMiddle Georgia Technical CollegeSavannah Technical College Hawaii University of Hawaii Idaho College of Southern IdahoNorth Idaho College Illinois Black Hawk CollegeCarl Sandburg CollegeHeartland Community CollegeIllinois Eastern Community CollegesKaskaskia CollegeKishwaukee CollegeLake Land CollegeLincoln Land Community CollegeMcHenry County CollegeMorton CollegePrairie State CollegeRock Valley CollegeSauk Valley Community CollegeSoutheastern Illinois College Indiana Ivy Tech State College Iowa Hawkeye Community CollegeIndian Hills Community CollegeNorth Iowa Area Community College Kansas Allen County Community CollegeBarton County Community CollegeButler County Community CollegeCloud County Community CollegeCowley County Community CollegeGarden City Community CollegeHutchinson Community CollegeKansas City Kansas Community

CollegeNeosho County Community College Kentucky Ashland Community and Technical

CollegeBig Sandy Community and Technical

CollegeElizabethtown Community and

Technical CollegeHazard Community CollegeSomerset Community CollegeSoutheast Kentucky Community and

Technical College Louisiana Bossier Parish Community College Maine Central Maine Community CollegeSouthern Maine Community College Maryland Allegany College of MarylandBaltimore City Community CollegeCarroll Community College

Harford Community CollegeHoward Community College Massachusetts Bristol Community CollegeBunker Hill Community CollegeCape Cod Community CollegeMassachusetts Bay Community CollegeMassasoit Community CollegeMount Wachusett Community CollegeNorth Shore Community CollegeNorthern Essex Community CollegeQuincy CollegeQuinsigamond Community CollegeRoxbury Community CollegeSpringfield Technical Community

College Michigan Bay de Noc Community CollegeKellogg Community CollegeMott Community CollegeMuskegon Community CollegeNorth Central Michigan CollegeNorthwestern Michigan CollegeSt. Clair County Community CollegeSouthwestern Michigan College Minnesota Anoka Technical CollegeCentral Lakes CollegeDakota County Technical CollegeInver Hills Community CollegeLake Superior CollegeMinnesota State Community and

Technical College - Fergus FallsMinnesota West Community and

Technical College: WorthingtonCampus

North Hennepin Community CollegeNorthland Community & Technical

CollegeRiverland Community CollegeRochester Community and Technical

CollegeSt. Cloud Technical CollegeSt. Paul College Mississippi Meridian Community College Missouri Crowder CollegeEast Central CollegeJefferson CollegeLongview Community CollegeMaple Woods Community CollegeMoberly Area Community CollegePenn Valley Community CollegeState Fair Community CollegeThree Rivers Community College Nebraska Metropolitan Community CollegeNortheast Community College Nevada Western Nevada Community College New Hampshire New Hampshire Community Technical

CollegeNew Hampshire Technical Institute New Jersey Atlantic Cape Community CollegeBurlington County CollegeCumberland County CollegeGloucester County CollegeHudson County Community CollegeOcean County CollegeRaritan Valley Community College

Sussex County Community College New Mexico Clovis Community CollegeDona Ana Branch Community College

of New Mexico State UniversityEastern New Mexico University:

Roswell CampusLuna Community CollegeNew Mexico Junior CollegeSan Juan CollegeSanta Fe Community College New York Adirondack Community CollegeASA Institute of Business and

Computer TechnologyCayuga County Community CollegeCity University of New YorkClinton Community CollegeErie Community CollegeGenesee Community CollegeJamestown Community CollegeMohawk Valley Community CollegeNiagara County Community CollegeRockland Community CollegeState University of New YorkTompkins-Cortland Community

College North Carolina Asheville-Buncombe Technical

Community CollegeCollege of the AlbemarleDurham Technical Community CollegeJohnston Community CollegeNash Community CollegeRobeson Community CollegeSandhills Community CollegeStanly Community College North Dakota North Dakota State College of Science Ohio Bowling Green State University:

Firelands CollegeCentral Ohio Technical CollegeCincinnati State Technical and

Community CollegeCleveland Institute of ElectronicsEdison State Community CollegeHocking CollegeJames A. Rhodes State CollegeMiami UniversityUniversity of CincinnatiUniversity of Northwestern Ohio Oklahoma Carl Albert State CollegeOklahoma State University Oregon Linn-Benton Community CollegeRogue Community CollegeUmpqua Community College Pennsylvania Butler County Community CollegeReading Area Community College South Carolina Aiken Technical CollegeCentral Carolina Technical CollegeFlorence-Darlington Technical CollegeHorry-Georgetown Technical CollegeSpartanburg Technical CollegeTri-County Technical College Tennessee Cleveland State Community CollegeDyersburg State Community College

Motlow State Community CollegePellissippi State Technical Community

CollegeRoane State Community CollegeVolunteer State Community CollegeWalters State Community College Texas Angelina CollegeBrazosport CollegeCedar Valley CollegeCoastal Bend CollegeEl Centro CollegeGalveston CollegeGrayson County CollegeHill CollegeLamar State College at OrangeLamar State College at Port ArthurLee CollegeMountain View CollegeNorth Central Texas CollegeNortheast Texas Community CollegeOdessa CollegeParis Junior CollegeSouthwest Texas Junior CollegeTexas State Technical CollegeTrinity Valley Community CollegeVictoria CollegeWeatherford College Utah Dixie State College of UtahSnow College Vermont Community College of Vermont Virginia Germanna Community CollegePiedmont Virginia Community CollegeRappahannock Community CollegeSouthwest Virginia Community

CollegeThomas Nelson Community College Washington Bates Technical CollegeBellevue Community CollegeBellingham Technical CollegeBig Bend Community CollegeCentralia CollegeClark CollegeEverett Community CollegeGreen River Community CollegeHighline Community CollegeLake Washington Technical CollegeNorth Seattle Community CollegeOlympic CollegePierce CollegeSkagit Valley CollegeSouth Puget Sound Community

CollegeSpokane Community CollegeSpokane Falls Community CollegeTacoma Community CollegeWalla Walla Community CollegeWhatcom Community CollegeYakima Valley Community College West Virginia West Virginia Northern Community

College Wisconsin Chippewa Valley Technical CollegeFox Valley Technical CollegeNorthcentral Technical CollegeNortheast Wisconsin Technical CollegeSouthwest Wisconsin Technical

CollegeWestern Wisconsin Technical CollegeWisconsin Indianhead Technical

College

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Four-year Alabama University of AlabamaUniversity of South Alabama Arizona Northern Arizona University Arkansas Arkansas State UniversityUniversity of ArkansasUniversity of Central Arkansas California California State UniversityUniversity of California Colorado University of ColoradoUniversity of Northern Colorado Connecticut Central Connecticut State UniversitySouthern Connecticut State University District of Columbia George Washington University Florida University of MiamiUniversity of North FloridaUniversity of West Florida Georgia Georgia Institute of TechnologyGeorgia Southern UniversityUniversity of West GeorgiaValdosta State University Hawaii University of Hawaii Idaho Brigham Young University-IdahoIdaho State UniversityUniversity of Idaho Illinois Columbia College ChicagoDePaul UniversityEastern Illinois UniversityLoyola University of ChicagoNorthwestern UniversitySouthern Illinois University

EdwardsvilleWestern Illinois University Indiana Indiana State UniversityIndiana University-Purdue University

Fort WayneIndiana Wesleyan UniversityPurdue UniversityUniversity of Notre DameUniversity of Southern Indiana Iowa University of Northern Iowa Kansas Fort Hays State University

Wichita State University Kentucky Eastern Kentucky UniversityMurray State UniversityNorthern Kentucky UniversityUniversity of Louisville Louisiana Northwestern State UniversitySoutheastern Louisiana UniversitySouthern University and Agricultural

and Mechanical CollegeTulane UniversityUniversity of Louisiana at Monroe Maine University of Maine Maryland Towson UniversityUniversity of Maryland Massachusetts Boston CollegeNortheastern UniversityUniversity of Massachusetts Michigan Davenport UniversityFerris State UniversityNorthern Michigan UniversityOakland UniversitySaginaw Valley State University Minnesota Minnesota State UniversitySt. Cloud State UniversityUniversity of Minnesota Mississippi Mississippi State UniversityUniversity of MississippiUniversity of Southern Mississippi Missouri Central Missouri State UniversityGrantham UniversityMissouri State UniversityPark UniversitySoutheast Missouri State UniversityUniversity of Missouri Montana Montana State University Nebraska University of Nebraska Nevada University of Nevada New Hampshire University of New Hampshire New Jersey Kean UniversityMontclair State UniversityRowan UniversityThomas Edison State CollegeWilliam Paterson University of New

Jersey New Mexico New Mexico State University New York City University of New YorkCornell University

Fashion Institute of TechnologyHofstra UniversityRochester Institute of TechnologySt. John’s UniversityState University of New YorkSyracuse University North Carolina Appalachian State UniversityUniversity of North Carolina North Dakota North Dakota State UniversityUniversity of North Dakota Ohio Cleveland State UniversityMiami UniversityWright State UniversityYoungstown State University Oklahoma Northeastern State UniversityUniversity of Central Oklahoma Pennsylvania Bloomsburg University of

PennsylvaniaDrexel UniversityIndiana University of PennsylvaniaKutztown University of PennsylvaniaUniversity of PennsylvaniaWest Chester University of

Pennsylvania Puerto Rico Turabo UniversityUniversidad del EsteUniversidad MetropolitanaUniversity of Puerto Rico Rhode Island Johnson & Wales UniversityUniversity of Rhode Island South Carolina Clemson UniversityCollege of Charleston South Dakota South Dakota State University Tennessee Austin Peay State UniversityEast Tennessee State University Texas Baylor UniversityLamar UniversitySam Houston State UniversityStephen F. Austin State UniversityTarleton State UniversityTexas Southern UniversityUniversity of HoustonUniversity of Texas Utah Utah State University Vermont University of Vermont Virginia Liberty UniversityOld Dominion UniversityRadford UniversityUniversity of Virginia Washington Eastern Washington University

Western Washington University West Virginia Marshall University Wisconsin Marquette UniversityUniversity of Wisconsin Wyoming University of Wyoming Two-year Alabama Calhoun Community College Arizona Phoenix CollegeScottsdale Community College Arkansas Pulaski Technical College California Allan Hancock CollegeAntelope Valley CollegeBakersfield CollegeButte CollegeCabrillo CollegeCitrus CollegeCoastline Community CollegeCollege of San MateoCollege of the SequoiasCuesta CollegeCypress CollegeEvergreen Valley CollegeGlendale Community CollegeGolden West CollegeHartnell CollegeIrvine Valley CollegeLaney CollegeLos Angeles Harbor CollegeLos Angeles Mission CollegeLos Angeles Trade and Technical

CollegeLos Medanos CollegeMerced CollegeMission CollegeMoorpark CollegeMount San Jacinto CollegeNapa Valley CollegeOhlone CollegeSan Bernardino Valley CollegeSan Diego City CollegeSan Diego Miramar CollegeSan Jose City CollegeSanta Barbara City CollegeShasta CollegeSkyline CollegeSouthwestern CollegeTaft CollegeVentura CollegeVictor Valley CollegeWest Los Angeles CollegeWest Valley CollegeYuba Community College District Colorado Community College of Denver Florida Daytona Beach Community CollegeEdison CollegeManatee Community CollegePalm Beach Community CollegeSeminole Community CollegeTallahassee Community College Illinois College of Lake CountyElgin Community College

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Moraine Valley Community CollegeParkland CollegeTriton CollegeWilliam Rainey Harper College Indiana Ivy Tech State College Kentucky Bluegrass Community and Technical

College Maryland Anne Arundel Community CollegeCollege of Southern MarylandPrince George’s Community College Massachusetts Middlesex Community College Michigan Delta CollegeGrand Rapids Community CollegeKalamazoo Valley Community CollegeLansing Community CollegeMacomb Community CollegeOakland Community CollegeWayne County Community College Minnesota Century Community and Technical

CollegeHennepin Technical CollegeMinneapolis Community and Technical

CollegeNormandale Community College Mississippi Mississippi Gulf Coast Community

College Missouri Ozarks Technical Community College Nevada Truckee Meadows Community College New Jersey County College of MorrisEssex County CollegeMercer County Community CollegeUnion County College New York City University of New YorkDutchess Community CollegeWestchester Community College North Carolina Central Piedmont Community CollegeFayetteville Technical Community

CollegeGuilford Technical Community College Ohio Cuyahoga Community CollegeLakeland Community CollegeOwens Community College Oklahoma Oklahoma City Community CollegeRose State College Oregon Chemeketa Community CollegeClackamas Community College Pennsylvania Bucks County Community College

Delaware County Community CollegeHarrisburg Area Community CollegeMontgomery County Community

CollegeNorthampton County Area Community

College Rhode Island Community College of Rhode Island South Carolina Greenville Technical CollegeMidlands Technical CollegeTrident Technical College Texas Amarillo CollegeBlinn CollegeBrookhaven CollegeCentral Texas CollegeDel Mar CollegeEastfield CollegeLaredo Community CollegeMcLennan Community CollegeNorth Lake CollegeNorthwest Vista CollegePalo Alto CollegeRichland CollegeSt. Philip’s CollegeSan Jacinto CollegeSouth Plains CollegeTexas Southmost College Virginia J. Sargeant Reynolds Community

College Washington Clover Park Technical CollegeEdmonds Community CollegeShoreline Community College Wisconsin Milwaukee Area Technical College

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Four-year Alabama Auburn UniversityTroy UniversityUniversity of Alabama Alaska University of Alaska Arizona Arizona State UniversityUniversity of ArizonaUniversity of Phoenix California California Polytechnic State University:

San Luis ObispoCalifornia State Polytechnic University:

PomonaCalifornia State UniversitySan Diego State UniversitySan Francisco State UniversitySan Jose State UniversityUniversity of CaliforniaUniversity of Southern California Colorado Colorado State UniversityMetropolitan State College of DenverUniversity of Colorado

Connecticut University of Connecticut Delaware University of Delaware District of Columbia Strayer University Florida Florida Atlantic UniversityFlorida International UniversityFlorida State UniversityUniversity of Central FloridaUniversity of FloridaUniversity of South Florida Georgia Georgia State UniversityKennesaw State UniversityUniversity of Georgia Idaho Boise State University Illinois Illinois State UniversityNorthern Illinois UniversitySouthern Illinois University CarbondaleUniversity of Illinois Indiana Ball State UniversityIndiana UniversityIndiana University-Purdue University

IndianapolisPurdue University Iowa Iowa State UniversityKaplan UniversityUniversity of Iowa Kansas Kansas State UniversityUniversity of Kansas Kentucky University of KentuckyWestern Kentucky University Louisiana Louisiana State University and

Agricultural and Mechanical CollegeUniversity of Louisiana at Lafayette Maryland University of Maryland Massachusetts Boston UniversityUniversity of Massachusetts Michigan Central Michigan UniversityEastern Michigan UniversityGrand Valley State UniversityMichigan State UniversityUniversity of MichiganWayne State UniversityWestern Michigan University Minnesota University of Minnesota Missouri University of Missouri

Nebraska University of Nebraska Nevada University of Nevada New Jersey Rutgers, The State University of New

Jersey New Mexico University of New Mexico New York Excelsior CollegeNew York UniversityState University of New York North Carolina East Carolina UniversityNorth Carolina State UniversityUniversity of North Carolina Ohio Bowling Green State UniversityKent State UniversityOhio State UniversityOhio UniversityUniversity of AkronUniversity of CincinnatiUniversity of Toledo Oklahoma Oklahoma State UniversityUniversity of Oklahoma Oregon Oregon State UniversityPortland State UniversityUniversity of Oregon Pennsylvania Penn StateTemple UniversityUniversity of Pittsburgh Puerto Rico University of Puerto Rico South Carolina University of South Carolina Tennessee Middle Tennessee State UniversityUniversity of MemphisUniversity of Tennessee Texas Texas A&M UniversityTexas State University: San MarcosTexas Tech UniversityUniversity of HoustonUniversity of North TexasUniversity of Texas Utah Brigham Young UniversityUniversity of UtahUtah Valley State CollegeWeber State University Virginia George Mason UniversityJames Madison UniversityVirginia Commonwealth UniversityVirginia Polytechnic Institute and State

University

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Washington University of WashingtonWashington State University West Virginia West Virginia University Wisconsin University of Wisconsin Two-year Arizona Pima Community CollegeRio Salado College California American River CollegeCerritos Community CollegeChaffey CollegeCity College of San FranciscoCollege of the CanyonsDe Anza CollegeDiablo Valley CollegeEast Los Angeles CollegeEl Camino CollegeFoothill CollegeFresno City CollegeFullerton CollegeGrossmont Community CollegeLong Beach City CollegeLos Angeles City CollegeLos Angeles Pierce CollegeLos Angeles Valley CollegeModesto Junior CollegeMount San Antonio CollegeOrange Coast CollegePalomar CollegePasadena City CollegeRio Hondo CollegeRiverside Community CollegeSacramento City CollegeSaddleback CollegeSan Diego Mesa CollegeSan Joaquin Delta CollegeSanta Ana CollegeSanta Monica CollegeSanta Rosa Junior CollegeSierra College Florida Broward Community CollegeMiami Dade CollegeSt. Petersburg CollegeValencia Community College Georgia Georgia Perimeter College Illinois College of DuPage Iowa Des Moines Area Community CollegeKirkwood Community College New York Nassau Community College Ohio Columbus State Community CollegeSinclair Community College Oklahoma Tulsa Community College Pennsylvania Community College of Philadelphia

Texas Austin Community CollegeCollin County Community College

DistrictHouston Community College SystemNorth Harris Montgomery Community

College DistrictSouth Texas College Utah Salt Lake Community College Virginia Northern Virginia Community CollegeTidewater Community College

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Four-year Alabama Birmingham-Southern CollegeConcordia CollegeFaulkner UniversityHuntingdon CollegeJudson CollegeMiles CollegeOakwood CollegeSpring Hill CollegeStillman CollegeTalladega CollegeTuskegee UniversityUniversity of MobileUniversity of Montevallo Alaska Alaska Pacific UniversitySheldon Jackson College Arizona Prescott College Arkansas Arkansas Tech UniversityHenderson State UniversityHendrix CollegeJohn Brown UniversityLyon CollegeOuachita Baptist UniversityPhilander Smith CollegeUniversity of Central ArkansasUniversity of the OzarksWilliams Baptist College California Antioch Southern CaliforniaBethany UniversityCalifornia Baptist UniversityCalifornia Institute of Integral StudiesCalifornia Lutheran UniversityCalifornia State UniversityChapman UniversityClaremont McKenna CollegeConcordia UniversityFresno Pacific UniversityHarvey Mudd CollegeHope International UniversityHumphreys CollegeJohn F. Kennedy UniversityMaster’s CollegeMenlo CollegeMills CollegeNewSchool of Architecture & DesignNotre Dame de Namur UniversityOccidental CollegePacific Union CollegePatten UniversityPepperdine UniversityPitzer CollegePoint Loma Nazarene UniversityPomona CollegeSt. Mary’s College of CaliforniaSan Diego Christian CollegeSan Jose State UniversityScripps CollegeSimpson UniversitySoka University of AmericaSonoma State UniversityUniversity of La Verne

University of RedlandsVanguard University of Southern

CaliforniaWestmont CollegeWhittier CollegeWilliam Jessup University Colorado Adams State CollegeColorado Christian UniversityColorado CollegeFort Lewis CollegeMesa State CollegeMetropolitan State College of DenverNaropa UniversityRegis UniversityTeikyo Loretto Heights UniversityWestern State College of Colorado Connecticut Albertus Magnus CollegeCharter Oak State CollegeConnecticut CollegeEastern Connecticut State UniversityHoly Apostles College and SeminaryMitchell CollegeSacred Heart UniversitySt. Joseph CollegeTrinity CollegeWesleyan University Delaware Delaware State UniversityWesley College District of Columbia Gallaudet UniversityTrinity UniversityUniversity of the District of Columbia Florida Bethune-Cookman CollegeEckerd CollegeEdward Waters CollegeFlagler CollegeFlorida Memorial UniversityFlorida Southern CollegeJacksonville UniversityNew College of FloridaPalm Beach Atlantic UniversityRollins CollegeSoutheastern College of the

Assemblies of GodUniversity of TampaWarner Southern College Georgia Agnes Scott CollegeAlbany State UniversityAtlanta Christian CollegeAugusta State UniversityBerry CollegeBrenau UniversityBrewton-Parker CollegeClayton State UniversityColumbus State UniversityCovenant CollegeFort Valley State UniversityGeorgia College and State UniversityGeorgia Southwestern State UniversityLaGrange CollegeMorehouse CollegeOglethorpe UniversityPaine College

Piedmont CollegeSavannah State UniversityShorter CollegeSpelman CollegeThomas UniversityToccoa Falls CollegeTruett-McConnell CollegeUniversity of West GeorgiaWesleyan College Hawaii Brigham Young University-HawaiiHawaii Pacific UniversityUniversity of Hawaii Idaho Albertson College of IdahoLewis-Clark State College Illinois Augustana CollegeBenedictine UniversityBlackburn CollegeColumbia College ChicagoDominican UniversityElmhurst CollegeEureka CollegeGreenville CollegeIllinois CollegeIllinois Wesleyan UniversityJudson CollegeKnox CollegeLake Forest CollegeMacMurray CollegeMcKendree CollegeMonmouth CollegeNorth Central CollegeNorth Park UniversityOlivet Nazarene UniversityQuincy UniversityRockford CollegeSt. Augustine CollegeShimer CollegeTrinity Christian CollegeTrinity International UniversityUniversity of ChicagoUniversity of IllinoisUniversity of St. FrancisWheaton College Indiana Bethel CollegeCalumet College of St. JosephDePauw UniversityEarlham CollegeFranklin CollegeGoshen CollegeHanover CollegeHoly Cross CollegeHuntington UniversityIndiana Wesleyan UniversityManchester CollegeMarian CollegeSaint Mary’s CollegeSt. Mary-of-the-Woods CollegeTaylor UniversityTaylor University: Fort WayneUniversity of EvansvilleUniversity of IndianapolisUniversity of St. FrancisUniversity of Southern IndianaWabash College Iowa Briar Cliff UniversityBuena Vista UniversityCentral CollegeClarke CollegeCoe CollegeCornell CollegeDivine Word CollegeGraceland UniversityGrand View College

Grinnell CollegeIowa Wesleyan CollegeLoras CollegeLuther CollegeMaharishi University of ManagementMorningside CollegeMount Mercy CollegeNorthwestern CollegeSt. Ambrose UniversitySimpson CollegeWaldorf CollegeWartburg CollegeWilliam Penn University Kansas Baker UniversityBenedictine CollegeBethany CollegeBethel CollegeCentral Christian College of KansasFriends UniversityKansas Wesleyan UniversityMcPherson CollegeMidAmerica Nazarene UniversityNewman UniversityOttawa UniversitySouthwestern CollegeSterling CollegeTabor College Kentucky Alice Lloyd CollegeBellarmine UniversityBerea CollegeBrescia UniversityCentre CollegeGeorgetown CollegeKentucky Christian UniversityLindsey Wilson CollegeMid-Continent UniversityMidway CollegeSt. Catharine CollegeThomas More CollegeTransylvania UniversityUnion CollegeUniversity of the Cumberlands Louisiana Centenary College of LouisianaDillard UniversityLoyola University New OrleansOur Lady of Holy Cross CollegeOur Lady of the Lake CollegeSt. Joseph Seminary College Maine Bates CollegeBowdoin CollegeColby CollegeCollege of the AtlanticSt. Joseph’s CollegeThomas CollegeUnity CollegeUniversity of MaineUniversity of Southern Maine Maryland College of Notre Dame of MarylandColumbia Union CollegeCoppin State UniversityFrostburg State UniversityGoucher CollegeHood CollegeLoyola College in MarylandMcDaniel CollegeMorgan State UniversityMount St. Mary’s UniversityNational Labor CollegeSt. John’s CollegeSt. Mary’s College of MarylandSalisbury UniversitySojourner-Douglass CollegeVilla Julie College

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Washington College Massachusetts American International CollegeAmherst CollegeAnna Maria CollegeArt Institute of Boston at Lesley

UniversityAssumption CollegeAtlantic Union CollegeBay Path CollegeBecker CollegeBridgewater State CollegeCambridge CollegeClark UniversityCollege of the Holy CrossCurry CollegeEastern Nazarene CollegeElms CollegeEmmanuel CollegeEndicott CollegeFitchburg State CollegeFramingham State CollegeGordon CollegeHampshire CollegeHellenic College/Holy CrossLasell CollegeLesley UniversityMassachusetts College of Liberal ArtsMerrimack CollegeMount Holyoke CollegeMount Ida CollegeNewbury CollegeNichols CollegePine Manor CollegeRegis CollegeSt. John’s Seminary CollegeSimmons CollegeSimon’s Rock College of BardSmith CollegeSpringfield CollegeStonehill CollegeWellesley CollegeWheaton CollegeWheelock CollegeWilliams CollegeWorcester State College Michigan Adrian CollegeAlbion CollegeAlma CollegeAquinas CollegeCalvin CollegeConcordia UniversityCornerstone UniversityFinlandia UniversityHillsdale CollegeHope CollegeKalamazoo CollegeMadonna UniversityMarygrove CollegeMichigan Jewish InstituteOlivet CollegeRochester CollegeSpring Arbor University Minnesota Augsburg CollegeBethany Lutheran CollegeBethel UniversityBrown CollegeCarleton CollegeCollege of St. BenedictCollege of St. CatherineCollege of St. ScholasticaConcordia College: MoorheadGustavus Adolphus CollegeHamline UniversityMacalester CollegeNorthwestern CollegeSt. John’s UniversitySt. Olaf CollegeSouthwest Minnesota State University

University of MinnesotaUniversity of St. Thomas Mississippi Belhaven CollegeBlue Mountain CollegeMillsaps CollegeMississippi Valley State UniversityRust CollegeTougaloo CollegeWilliam Carey College Missouri Avila UniversityCentral Methodist UniversityCollege of the OzarksColumbia CollegeCulver-Stockton CollegeDrury UniversityEvangel UniversityFontbonne UniversityHannibal-LaGrange CollegeLincoln UniversityLindenwood UniversityMissouri Baptist UniversityMissouri Southern State UniversityMissouri Valley CollegeRockhurst UniversityStephens CollegeTruman State UniversityWestminster CollegeWilliam Jewell CollegeWilliam Woods University Montana Carroll CollegeRocky Mountain CollegeUniversity of Great FallsUniversity of Montana: MissoulaUniversity of Montana: Western Nebraska Chadron State CollegeCollege of Saint MaryDana CollegeDoane CollegeHastings CollegeMidland Lutheran CollegeNebraska Wesleyan UniversityPeru State CollegeUnion CollegeWayne State CollegeYork College Nevada Sierra Nevada College New Hampshire Colby-Sawyer CollegeDartmouth CollegeFranklin Pierce CollegeGranite State CollegeMagdalen CollegeNew England CollegeRivier CollegeSt. Anselm CollegeThomas More College of Liberal ArtsUniversity of New Hampshire at

Manchester New Jersey Bloomfield CollegeCaldwell CollegeCentenary CollegeThe College of New JerseyCollege of St. ElizabethDrew UniversityFairleigh Dickinson UniversityFelician CollegeGeorgian Court UniversityKean UniversityNew Jersey City UniversityRamapo College of New Jersey

Richard Stockton College of NewJersey

Rowan UniversitySt. Peter’s CollegeThomas Edison State CollegeWilliam Paterson University of New

Jersey New Mexico College of Santa FeCollege of the SouthwestNew Mexico Institute of Mining and

TechnologySt. John’s College New York Bard CollegeBarnard CollegeBoricua CollegeCanisius CollegeCazenovia CollegeCity University of New YorkColgate UniversityCollege of Mount St. VincentCollege of New RochelleCollege of Saint RoseColumbia UniversityConcordia CollegeDaemen CollegeDominican College of BlauveltDowling CollegeElmira CollegeEugene Lang College The New School

for Liberal ArtsExcelsior CollegeFive Towns CollegeHamilton CollegeHartwick CollegeHobart and William Smith CollegesHoughton CollegeIona CollegeIthaca CollegeKeuka CollegeKing’s CollegeLe Moyne CollegeManhattan CollegeManhattanville CollegeMarist CollegeMarymount Manhattan CollegeMedaille CollegeMercy CollegeMetropolitan College of New YorkMolloy CollegeNazareth College of RochesterNyack CollegePaul Smith’s CollegeRoberts Wesleyan CollegeSt. Francis CollegeSt. John Fisher CollegeSt. Joseph’s CollegeSt. Joseph’s College: Suffolk CampusSt. Lawrence UniversitySt. Thomas Aquinas CollegeSarah Lawrence CollegeSiena CollegeSkidmore CollegeState University of New YorkTouro CollegeUnion CollegeUtica CollegeVassar CollegeWagner CollegeWells College North Carolina Barton CollegeBelmont Abbey CollegeBennett CollegeBrevard CollegeCampbell UniversityCatawba CollegeChowan CollegeDavidson CollegeElizabeth City State University

Elon UniversityGardner-Webb UniversityGreensboro CollegeGuilford CollegeJohnson C. Smith UniversityLees-McRae CollegeLenoir-Rhyne CollegeLivingstone CollegeMars Hill CollegeMeredith CollegeMethodist CollegeMontreat CollegeMount Olive CollegeNorth Carolina Wesleyan CollegePeace CollegePfeiffer UniversitySt. Andrews Presbyterian CollegeSt. Augustine’s CollegeSalem CollegeShaw UniversityUniversity of North CarolinaWarren Wilson CollegeWingate University North Dakota Jamestown CollegeMinot State UniversityValley City State University Ohio Antioch CollegeAshland UniversityBaldwin-Wallace CollegeBluffton UniversityCedarville UniversityCentral State UniversityCollege of Mount St. JosephCollege of WoosterDefiance CollegeDenison UniversityHeidelberg CollegeHiram CollegeKenyon CollegeLake Erie CollegeLaura and Alvin Siegal College of

Judaic StudiesLourdes CollegeMalone CollegeMarietta CollegeMount Union CollegeMuskingum CollegeOberlin CollegeOhio Wesleyan UniversityOtterbein CollegeUniversity of FindlayUniversity of Rio GrandeUrsuline CollegeWalsh UniversityWilmington CollegeWittenberg University Oklahoma Bacone CollegeCameron UniversityOklahoma Baptist UniversityOklahoma Christian UniversityOklahoma City UniversityOklahoma Panhandle State UniversityOklahoma Wesleyan UniversityOral Roberts UniversitySt. Gregory’s UniversitySoutheastern Oklahoma State

UniversitySouthern Nazarene UniversityUniversity of Science and Arts of

Oklahoma Oregon Art Institute of PortlandConcordia UniversityCorban CollegeEastern Oregon UniversityLewis & Clark CollegeLinfield College

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Marylhurst UniversityNorthwest Christian CollegeReed CollegeSouthern Oregon UniversityWarner Pacific CollegeWestern Oregon UniversityWillamette University Pennsylvania Albright CollegeAllegheny CollegeAlvernia CollegeBloomsburg University of

PennsylvaniaBryn Mawr CollegeCabrini CollegeCarlow UniversityCedar Crest CollegeChatham CollegeChestnut Hill CollegeCollege MisericordiaDelaware Valley CollegeDickinson CollegeElizabethtown CollegeFranklin & Marshall CollegeGeneva CollegeGettysburg CollegeGrove City CollegeGwynedd-Mercy CollegeHaverford CollegeImmaculata UniversityJuniata CollegeKeystone CollegeKing’s CollegeLa Roche CollegeLa Salle UniversityLafayette CollegeLebanon Valley CollegeLincoln UniversityLock Haven University of

PennsylvaniaLycoming CollegeMansfield University of PennsylvaniaMercyhurst CollegeMessiah CollegeMillersville University of PennsylvaniaMoravian CollegeMount Aloysius CollegeMuhlenberg CollegeNeumann CollegeRosemont CollegeSt. Francis UniversitySt. Vincent CollegeSeton Hill UniversitySusquehanna UniversitySwarthmore CollegeThiel CollegeUniversity of PittsburghUniversity of ScrantonUrsinus CollegeWashington and Jefferson CollegeWaynesburg CollegeWestminster CollegeWilson CollegeYork College of Pennsylvania Puerto Rico Inter American University of Puerto

RicoUniversidad Adventista de las AntillasUniversidad del EsteUniversidad MetropolitanaUniversity of Puerto Rico Rhode Island Brown UniversityBryant UniversityProvidence CollegeRhode Island CollegeRoger Williams UniversitySalve Regina University South Carolina Allen University

Anderson UniversityBenedict CollegeCharleston Southern UniversityClaflin UniversityCoker CollegeCollege of CharlestonColumbia CollegeConverse CollegeErskine CollegeFrancis Marion UniversityFurman UniversityLander UniversityLimestone CollegeMorris CollegeNewberry CollegeNorth Greenville CollegeSouthern Wesleyan UniversityUniversity of South CarolinaVoorhees CollegeWofford College South Dakota Augustana CollegeBlack Hills State UniversityDakota Wesleyan UniversityMount Marty CollegeNorthern State UniversityOglala Lakota CollegeUniversity of Sioux Falls Tennessee Aquinas CollegeAustin Peay State UniversityBethel CollegeBryan CollegeCarson-Newman CollegeCrichton CollegeCumberland UniversityFisk UniversityFreed-Hardeman UniversityKing CollegeLambuth UniversityLee UniversityLeMoyne-Owen CollegeLincoln Memorial UniversityLipscomb UniversityMartin Methodist CollegeMaryville CollegeMilligan CollegeRhodes CollegeSouth CollegeTennessee Wesleyan CollegeTrevecca Nazarene UniversityTusculum CollegeUnion University Texas Austin CollegeCollege of Saint Thomas MoreConcordia University at AustinEast Texas Baptist UniversityHouston Baptist UniversityHoward Payne UniversityHuston-Tillotson CollegeJarvis Christian CollegeLubbock Christian UniversityMcMurry UniversityMidwestern State UniversityPaul Quinn CollegeSt. Edward’s UniversitySchreiner UniversitySouthwestern Adventist UniversitySouthwestern Christian CollegeSouthwestern UniversityTexas CollegeTexas Lutheran UniversityTrinity UniversityUniversity of DallasUniversity of North TexasUniversity of St. ThomasUniversity of the Incarnate WordWayland Baptist UniversityWiley College

Utah Stevens-Henager CollegeWestminster College Vermont Bennington CollegeBurlington CollegeCastleton State CollegeChamplain CollegeCollege of St. Joseph in VermontGreen Mountain CollegeJohnson State CollegeLyndon State CollegeMarlboro CollegeMiddlebury CollegeSt. Michael’s CollegeSouthern Vermont CollegeSterling College Virginia Averett UniversityBluefield CollegeBridgewater CollegeChristopher Newport UniversityEastern Mennonite UniversityEmory & Henry CollegeFerrum CollegeHampden-Sydney CollegeHollins UniversityLynchburg CollegeMary Baldwin CollegeRandolph-Macon CollegeRandolph-Macon Woman’s CollegeRoanoke CollegeSt. Paul’s CollegeSweet Briar CollegeUniversity of Mary WashingtonUniversity of RichmondUniversity of Virginia’s College at

WiseVirginia Intermont CollegeVirginia Military InstituteVirginia Union UniversityVirginia Wesleyan CollegeWashington and Lee University Washington Evergreen State CollegeGonzaga UniversityHenry Cogswell CollegeHeritage UniversityNorthwest UniversitySaint Martin’s UniversityTrinity Lutheran CollegeUniversity of Puget SoundWalla Walla CollegeWhitman CollegeWhitworth College West Virginia Alderson-Broaddus CollegeBethany CollegeDavis and Elkins CollegeGlenville State CollegeOhio Valley UniversitySalem International UniversityUniversity of CharlestonWest Liberty State CollegeWest Virginia State UniversityWest Virginia Wesleyan CollegeWheeling Jesuit University Wisconsin Alverno CollegeBeloit CollegeCardinal Stritch UniversityCarroll CollegeCarthage CollegeConcordia University WisconsinEdgewood CollegeLakeland CollegeLawrence UniversityMarian College of Fond du Lac

Mount Mary CollegeNorthland CollegeSt. Norbert CollegeSilver Lake CollegeUniversity of WisconsinViterbo University Two-year Alabama Calhoun Community College Arkansas Arkansas State University: Newport California Deep Springs CollegeFeather River CollegeMarymount College Colorado Colorado Mountain College Georgia Andrew CollegeGeorgia Highlands CollegeGeorgia Perimeter CollegeWaycross CollegeYoung Harris College Hawaii Hawaii Tokai International College Illinois Springfield College in Illinois Indiana Ancilla College Kansas Donnelly College Massachusetts Dean CollegeFisher College Michigan Montcalm Community College Missouri Cottey CollegeCrowder College New Jersey Assumption College for Sisters New York State University of New YorkVilla Maria College of Buffalo Pennsylvania University of Pittsburgh South Carolina Spartanburg Methodist College Tennessee Hiwassee College Texas Eastfield CollegeJacksonville CollegeLamar State College at OrangeLon Morris College Vermont Landmark College

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Virginia Richard Bland College Washington Olympic College Wisconsin University of Wisconsin

Upper-division colleges

Alabama Athens State University California Alliant International UniversityAntioch Southern CaliforniaCalifornia Institute of Integral StudiesDominican School of Philosophy and

TheologyInternational Technological UniversityLoma Linda UniversityPacific Oaks CollegeSamuel Merritt College Colorado Jones International University Hawaii University of Hawaii Illinois Governors State UniversityLakeview College of NursingRosalind Franklin University of

Medicine and ScienceWest Suburban College of Nursing Kansas University of Kansas Medical Center Louisiana Louisiana State University Health

Sciences Center Maryland University of BaltimoreUniversity of Maryland Michigan Walsh College of Accountancy and

Business Administration Minnesota Walden University New Jersey University of Medicine and Dentistry

of New Jersey New York Columbia UniversityState University of New York Oregon Oregon Health & Science University Pennsylvania Thomas Jefferson University: College

of Health Professions Texas Texas A&M UniversityUniversity of HoustonUniversity of Texas

Washington Bastyr University

Agricultural andtechnical colleges

Four-year Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical

University, ALAlcorn State University, MSAmerican Sentinel University, ALArt InstituteArt Institute of Fort Lauderdale, FLArt Institute of Seattle, WABaker CollegeBluefield State College, WVBoise State University, IDBriarcliffe College, NYBrown College, MNCentral Pennsylvania College, PACity College, FLClayton State University, GAColeman College, CACollege of Court Reporting, INCollins College, AZColorado Technical University, COColumbia College: Hollywood, CADaniel Webster College, NHDesign Institute of San Diego, CADeVry Institute of TechnologyGlobe Institute of Technology, NYHamilton College, IAHamilton CollegeHamilton Technical College, IAHerzing College, ALHerzing College, WIInstitute of Computer Technology, CAInternational Academy of Design and

Technology: Chicago, ILInternational Academy of Design and

Technology: Henderson, NVInternational Academy of Design and

Technology: Orlando, FLInternational Academy of Design and

Technology: Schaumburg, ILInternational Academy of Design and

Technology: Tampa, FLKansas City College of Legal Studies,

MOKansas State University, KSLewis-Clark State College, IDLouisiana State University and

Agricultural and Mechanical College,LA

Maine Maritime Academy, MEMetropolitan College of Court

Reporting, AZMinnesota School of Business, MNMissouri Technical School, MOMontana State UniversityMontana Tech of the University of

Montana, MTMt. Sierra College, CANational Education CenterNeumont University, UTNew England Institute of Art, MANew England Institute of Technology,

RIOklahoma Panhandle State University,

OKPeirce College, PAPennsylvania College of Technology,

PAPioneer Pacific College, ORPlatt CollegePotomac College, DCRanken Technical College, MORemington CollegeRemington College: Largo, FLRemington College: Tampa, FLRobert Morris College: Chicago, ILSilicon Valley College

Southern California Institute ofArchitecture, CA

Southwest Minnesota State University,MN

State University of New YorkSterling College, VTStevens-Henager College of Business,

UTTucson Design College, AZUniversity of Advancing Technology,

AZUniversity of ArkansasUniversity of Puerto RicoUtah Valley State College, UTVaughn College of Aeronautics and

Technology, NYVermont Technical College, VTVirginia College, ALVirginia College at Huntsville, ALWentworth Institute of Technology,

MAWest Virginia University Institute of

Technology, WVWestwood College, CAWestwood College - Chicago Loop, ILWestwood College - DuPage, ILWestwood College of Technology, COWestwood College of TechnologyWestwood College: Long Beach, CAWorld College, VA Two-year Abraham Baldwin Agricultural

College, GAAcademy College, MNAiken Technical College, SCAlexandria Technical College, MNAllied Medical and Technical Institute,

PAAnoka Technical College, MNAntonelli CollegeArt InstituteAsheville-Buncombe Technical

Community College, NCATI Career Training Center, TXAugusta Technical Institute, GAAustin Business College, TXBates Technical College, WABellingham Technical College, WABenjamin Franklin Institute of

Technology, MABerean Institute, PABerks Technical Institute, PABig Sandy Community and Technical

College, KYBlack River Technical College, ARBluegrass Community and Technical

College, KYBramson ORT College, NYBrooks College, CABrown Mackie College: Atlanta, GABusiness Institute of Pennsylvania, PACalifornia Design College, CACambria-Rowe Business College:

Indiana, PACambridge College, COCapital Community College, CTCareer College of Northern Nevada,

NVCEI CollegeCentral Carolina Technical College, SCCentral Florida College, FLCentral Georgia Technical College, GACentral Lakes College, MNCentral Maine Community College,

MECentral Ohio Technical College, OHCentral Texas College, TXCentury Community and Technical

College, MNChattahoochee Technical College, GACHI Institute: Southampton, PAChippewa Valley Technical College,

WI

Cincinnati State Technical andCommunity College, OH

Cleveland Institute of Electronics, OHClover Park Technical College, WACollege of Oceaneering, CACollege of the Sequoias, CAColorado School of Trades, COColumbus State Community College,

OHColumbus Technical College, GACommonwealth Technical Institute, PACorinthian Schools: National Institute

of Technology, WVCourt Reporting Institute of Dallas, TXCowley County Community College,

KSCrownpoint Institute of Technology,

NMDakota County Technical College, MNDaytona Beach Community College,

FLDeKalb Technical College, GADelaware Technical and Community

CollegeDenmark Technical College, SCDenver Automotive & Diesel College,

CODixie State College of Utah, UTDodge City Community College, KSDuBois Business College, PADunwoody College of Technology,

MNDurham Technical Community

College, NCEastern Maine Community College,

MEElizabethtown Community and

Technical College, KYElmira Business Institute, NYErie Institute of Technology, PAETI Technical College of Niles, OHEverest College, AZEverest College: Arlington, TXEverest College: Dallas, TXFayetteville Technical Community

College, NCFlorence-Darlington Technical College,

SCFlorida Career College: Hialeah, FLFlorida Career College: Miami, FLFlorida Career College: Pembroke

Pines, FLFlorida Career College: West Palm

Beach, FLFlorida Technical CollegeFox College, ILFox Valley Technical College, WIFull Sail Real World Education, FLFullerton College, CAGallipolis Career College, OHGateway Community College, AZGrayson County College, TXGreenville Technical College, SCGretna Career College, LAGriffin Technical College, GAGupton Jones College of Funeral

Service, GAHallmark Institute of Aeronautics, TXHallmark Institute of Technology, TXHawkeye Community College, IAHeald CollegeHelena College of Technology of the

University of Montana, MTHennepin Technical College, MNHibbing Community College, MNHigh-Tech Institute, MOHigh-Tech Institute, NVHigh-Tech Institute, MNHigh-Tech Institute: Atlanta, GAHocking College, OHHorry-Georgetown Technical College,

SCInstitute of Design and Construction,

NYIntelliTec College: Grand Junction, CO

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International Academy of Design andTechnology: Pittsburgh, PA

International College of Broadcasting,OH

Iowa Western Community College, IAIsland Drafting and Technical Institute,

NYITI Technical College, LAJ. F. Drake State Technical College,

ALJames A. Rhodes State College, OHJefferson College, MOJefferson Community College, KYJNA Institute of Culinary Arts, PAJohnson College, PAJohnston Community College, NCKennebec Valley Community College,

MEKey College, FLLake Area Technical Institute, SDLake Superior College, MNLake Washington Technical College,

WALamar State College at Port Arthur,

TXLaurel Business Institute, PALe Cordon Bleu College of Culinary

Arts, GALehigh Valley College, PALincoln Technical Institute, INLincoln Technical Institute , PALincoln Technical Institute:

Philadelphia, PALong Technical College, AZLos Angeles Trade and Technical

College, CALuna Community College, NMMadison Area Technical College, WIManhattan Area Technical College, KSMaric CollegeMaric College: Sacramento, CAMaysville Community College, KYMcCann School of BusinessMcDowell Technical Community

College, NCMesabi Range Community and

Technical College, MNMesalands Community College, NMMetropolitan Career Center, PAMetropolitan Career Center Computer

Technology Institute, PAMetropolitan Community College, NEMid-Plains Community College Area,

NEMid-State Technical College, WIMiddle Georgia Technical College, GAMidlands Technical College, SCMiller-Motte Technical College, SCMilwaukee Area Technical College,

WIMinneapolis Business College, MNMinneapolis Community and Technical

College, MNMinnesota State College - Southeast

Technical, MNMinnesota State Community and

Technical College - Fergus Falls,MN

Minnesota West Community andTechnical College: WorthingtonCampus, MN

Missouri College, MOMitchell Technical Institute, SDMoraine Park Technical College, WIMorrison Institute of Technology, ILMountain State College, WVMTI College, CAMTI College of Business and

Technology, TXMTI College of Business and

Technology, TXNational College of Business &

Technology: Bayamon, PRNational College of Business &

Technology: Dayton, OH

National College of Business &Technology: Knoxville, TN

National Institute of Technology, CANaugatuck Valley Community College,

CTNebraska College of Technical

Agriculture, NENew England Institute of Technology,

FLNew Hampshire Community Technical

CollegeNew Hampshire Technical Institute,

NHNew Mexico Junior College, NMNew York Career Institute, NYNorth Central Industrial Technical

Education Center, PANorth Central Kansas Technical

College, KSNorth Dakota State College of Science,

NDNorthcentral Technical College, WINortheast Wisconsin Technical

College, WINorthern Maine Community College,

MENorthland Community & Technical

College, MNNorthwest Aviation College, WANorthwest School of Wooden

Boatbuilding, WANorthwest Technical College, MNNorthwest Technical Institute, MNNorthwestern Business College, ILNorthwestern College, CANorwalk Community College, CTNossi College of Art, TNNunez Community College, LAOhio Institute of Photography and

Technology, OHOhio State UniversityOklahoma State UniversityOrangeburg-Calhoun Technical

College, SCOrleans Technical Institute - Center

City Campus, PAOuachita Technical College, AROzarks Technical Community College,

MOParks College: Aurora, COPellissippi State Technical Community

College, TNPenn Commercial Business and

Technical School, PAPennco Tech, PAPennsylvania Institute of Culinary Arts,

PAPennsylvania Institute of Technology,

PAPennsylvania School of Business, PAPiedmont Technical College, SCPima Community College, AZPine Technical College, MNPinnacle Career Institute: Kansas City,

MOPioneer Pacific College: Springfield,

ORPittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics, PAPittsburgh Institute of Mortuary

Science, PAPittsburgh Technical Institute, PAPlatt CollegePratt Community College, KSPulaski Technical College, ARRainy River Community College, MNRefrigeration School, AZRemington CollegeRenton Technical College, WARiverland Community College, MNRobeson Community College, NCRochester Community and Technical

College, MNRockford Business College, ILRosedale Technical Institute, PASage College, CA

St. Cloud Technical College, MNSt. Paul College, MNSalt Lake Community College, UTSan Jacinto CollegeSavannah Technical College, GASawyer College, INSawyer College: Merrillville, INSchuylkill Institute of Business &

Technology, PAShelton State Community College, ALSilicon Valley CollegeSisseton Wahpeton College, SDSomerset Community College, KYSouth Central College, MNSouth Florida Community College, FLSouth Texas College, TXSoutheast Arkansas College, ARSouthern Arkansas University Tech,

ARSouthern Maine Community College,

MESouthern Union State Community

College, ALSouthwest Georgia Technical College,

GASouthwest Tennessee Community

College, TNSouthwest Wisconsin Technical

College, WISouthwestern College of BusinessSpartanburg Technical College, SCSpencerian College: Lexington, KYSpringfield Technical Community

College, MAState University of New YorkTaylor Business Institute, NYTechnical Career Institutes, NYTechnology Education College, OHTESST College of TechnologyTESST College of Technology:

Towson, MDTexas State Technical CollegeTexas State Technical College:

Marshall, TXThaddeus Stevens College of

Technology, PAThompson Institute, PAThompson InstituteTidewater Tech, VATrenholm State Technical College, ALTri-County Technical College, SCTriangle TechTrident Technical College, SCTruckee Meadows Community

College, NVTulsa Welding School, OKUniversal Technical Institute, AZUniversity College of San Juan, PRUniversity of HawaiiUniversity of Northwestern Ohio, OHValley College of Technology, WVVatterott College, OKVatterott College, MOVatterott College, IAVatterott CollegeVatterott College: Memphis, TNVatterott College: Spring Valley, NEVermilion Community College, MNVincennes University, INVirginia College Technical, ALWalla Walla Community College, WAWashington County Community

College, MEWaukesha County Technical College,

WIWestern Career CollegeWestern Career College: Walnut

Creek, CAWestern School of Health and

Business Careers, PAWestern Technical Institute: Diana

Drive, TXWestern Wisconsin Technical College,

WIWestwood College of Technology

Westwood College: Dallas, TXWestwood College: Ft. Worth, TXWilson Technical Community College,

NCWisconsin Indianhead Technical

College, WIWyoming Technical Institute, WYWyoTech Institute: Fremont, CAYork County Community College, MEYork Technical Institute, PA

Arts/music colleges

Four-year Academy of Art University, CAAmerican Academy of Art, ILAmerican Conservatory of Music, INArt Academy of Cincinnati, OHArt Center Design College, AZArt InstituteArt Institute of Boston at Lesley

University, MAArt Institute of California: San

Francisco, CAArt Institute of Fort Lauderdale, FLArt Institute of Portland, ORArt Institute of Seattle, WAArt Institutes InternationalAtlantic College, PRBerklee College of Music, MABoston Conservatory, MABrooks Institute of Photography, CACalifornia College of the Arts, CACalifornia Institute of the Arts, CAChester College of New England, NHCleveland Institute of Art, OHCleveland Institute of Music, OHCogswell Polytechnical College, CACollege for Creative Studies, MICollege of Visual Arts, MNCollins College, AZColumbia College Chicago, ILColumbia College: Hollywood, CAColumbus College of Art and Design,

OHConservatory of Music of Puerto Rico,

PRConverse College, SCCooper Union for the Advancement of

Science and Art, NYCorcoran College of Art and Design,

DCCornish College of the Arts, WACurtis Institute of Music, PADePauw University, INDigiPen Institute of Technology, WAEastman School of Music of the

University of Rochester, NYFashion Institute of Technology, NYFive Towns College, NYHarrington College of Design, ILIllinois Institute of Art-Schaumburg, ILInstitute of American Indian Arts, NMInternational Academy of Design and

Technology: Chicago, ILInternational Academy of Design and

Technology: Henderson, NVInternational Academy of Design and

Technology: Schaumburg, ILInternational Academy of Design and

Technology: Tampa, FLJohns Hopkins University: Peabody

Conservatory of Music, MDJuilliard School, NYKansas City Art Institute, MOKendall College of Art and Design of

Ferris State University, MILaguna College of Art and Design, CALawrence University, WIMaine College of Art, MEManhattan School of Music, NYMannes College The New School for

Music, NYMaryland Institute College of Art, MD

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Massachusetts College of Art, MAMemphis College of Art, TNMinneapolis College of Art and

Design, MNMontserrat College of Art, MAMoore College of Art and Design, PANew England Conservatory of Music,

MANew England Institute of Art, MANew York School of Interior Design,

NYNewSchool of Architecture & Design,

CANorthwest College of Art, WAO’More College of Design, TNOberlin College, OHOtis College of Art and Design, CAPacific Northwest College of Art, ORPaier College of Art, CTParsons The New School for Design,

NYPlatt CollegePratt Institute, NYRhode Island School of Design, RIRingling School of Art and Design, FLRocky Mountain College of Art &

Design, COSan Francisco Art Institute, CASan Francisco Conservatory of Music,

CASavannah College of Art and Design,

GASchool of the Art Institute of Chicago,

ILSchool of the Museum of Fine Arts,

MASchool of Visual Arts, NYSouthern California Institute of

Architecture, CAUniversity of the Arts, PAVanderCook College of Music, ILWestminster Choir College of Rider

University, NJ Two-year American Academy of Dramatic Arts,

NYAmerican Academy of Dramatic Arts:

West, CAAntonelli Institute of Art and

Photography, PAArt Center Design College, NMArt InstituteArt Institute of Cincinnati, OHCalifornia Design College, CADelaware College of Art and Design,

DEFashion Institute of Design and

Merchandising, CAFashion Institute of Design and

MerchandisingFull Sail Real World Education, FLNossi College of Art, TNOakbridge Academy of Arts, PAPlatt College

Bible colleges

Four-year Allegheny Wesleyan College, OHAmerican Baptist College of ABT

Seminary, TNAppalachian Bible College, WVArlington Baptist College, TXAtlanta Christian College, GABaptist Bible College, MOBaptist Bible College of Pennsylvania,

PABaptist College of Florida, FLBaptist University of the Americas, TXBarclay College, KSBethany University, CABethesda Christian University, CABeulah Heights Bible College, GA

Biola University, CACalvary Bible College and Theological

Seminary, MOColumbia International University, SCCriswell College, TXDavis College, NYFaith Baptist Bible College and

Theological Seminary, IAFlorida Christian College, FLGlobal University, MOGod’s Bible School and College, OHGrace University, NEHeritage Christian University, ALHuntsville Bible College, ALJohn Wesley College, NCKentucky Christian University, KYKentucky Mountain Bible College, KYKing College, TNKing’s College and Seminary, CAKuyper College, MILIFE Pacific College, CALipscomb University, TNMaranatha Baptist Bible College, WIMid-Continent University, KYMoody Bible Institute, ILNew Orleans Baptist Theological

Seminary: Leavell College, LANorth Central University, MNNorthwestern College, MNPatten University, CAPhiladelphia Biblical University, PAPiedmont Baptist College, NCPillsbury Baptist Bible College, MNRoanoke Bible College, NCSouthwestern Assemblies of God

University, TXSouthwestern Christian College, TXSouthwestern Christian University, OKTennessee Temple University, TNToccoa Falls College, GATrinity College of Florida, FLTrinity Lutheran College, WAUniversidad FLET, FLWashington Bible College, MDWilliam Jessup University, CAWinston-Salem Bible College, NCZion Bible Institute, RI Two-year New Orleans School of Urban

Missions, LA

Business colleges

Four-year American University of Puerto Rico,

PRArizona Institute of Business and

TechnologyAthens State University, ALAtlantic College, PRBabson College, MABaker CollegeBaltimore International College, MDBay Path College, MABellevue University, NEBentley College, MABerkeley College, NYBerkeley College, NJBerkeley College of New York City,

NYBriarcliffe College, NYBrown College, MNBryant University, RICalifornia National University for

Advanced Studies, CACalifornia State UniversityCapitol College, MDCentral Pennsylvania College, PAChadron State College, NEChamplain College, VTChaparral College, AZCity College, FLCity University of New York

Cleary University, MICollege of Court Reporting, INColumbia Southern University, ALCrown College, WADaniel Webster College, NHDavenport University, MIDeVry Institute of TechnologyElectronic Data Processing College:

San Sebastian, PRFairleigh Dickinson UniversityFashion Institute of Technology, NYFlorida Metropolitan UniversityFlorida Metropolitan University:

Jacksonville, FLFlorida Metropolitan University:

Orange Park, FLFranklin University, OHFriends University, KSFrostburg State University, MDGlobe College, MNGlobe Institute of Technology, NYGoldey-Beacom College, DEHamilton College, IAHamilton CollegeHarris-Stowe State University, MOHerzing College, ALHerzing College, WIHumphreys College, CAHusson College, MEIndiana Institute of Technology, INInstitute of Computer Technology, CAInternational Business College, INInternational College, FLInternational Institute of the Americas,

NMInternational Institute of the Americas:

West Valley, AZIona College, NYJohn F. Kennedy University, CAJones College, FLKendall College, ILKing’s College, PALasell College, MALincoln University, CALinfield College, ORLoyola College in Maryland, MDMayville State University, NDMenlo College, CAMerrimack College, MAMetropolitan College, OKMetropolitan College of New York,

NYMichigan Jewish Institute, MIMillsaps College, MSMinnesota School of Business, MNMonroe College, NYMorrison University, NVNational American University, NMNational American UniversityNational College of Business &

TechnologyNewbury College, MANichols College, MANorthwestern Polytechnic University,

CANorthwood University, MINorthwood UniversityNorthwood University: Texas Campus,

TXOkaloosa-Walton College, FLPeirce College, PAPost University, CTPotomac College, VAPotomac College, DCPresentation College, SDReinhardt College, GARestaurant School, PARobert Morris College: Chicago, ILRockhurst University, MOSavannah State University, GASouth University, GASouth University, SCSouth University: West Palm Beach

Campus, FLSoutheastern University, DC

Southern California Institute ofTechnology, CA

State University of New YorkStevens-Henager College of Business,

UTStrayer University, DCSullivan University, KYTeikyo Loretto Heights University, COThomas College, METiffin University, OHUniversidad del Este, PRVirginia College at Huntsville, ALWalsh College of Accountancy and

Business Administration, MIWebber International University, FLWebster College: Holiday, FLWestern International University, AZWestern New England College, MA Two-year Academy of Medical Arts and

Business, PAAEC Southern Ohio CollegeAIB College of Business, IAAndover College, MEASA Institute of Business and

Computer Technology, NYAustin Business College, TXBeal College, MEBerean Institute, PABerks Technical Institute, PABidwell Training Center, PABlair College, COBrown Mackie College: Atlanta, GABrown Mackie College: Fort Wayne,

INBryant & Stratton Business InstituteBryant & Stratton CollegeBryant & Stratton College: Henrietta,

NYBryant & Stratton College: Milwaukee,

WIBryant & Stratton College: Syracuse

North, NYBryant & Stratton College: Virginia

Beach, VABusiness Informatics Center, NYBusiness Institute of Pennsylvania, PABusiness Institute of PennsylvaniaCambria-Rowe Business College:

Indiana, PACareer College of Northern Nevada,

NVCity CollegeCollege of Office Technology, ILDaymar College, KYDaymar CollegeDuBois Business College, PADuBois Business CollegeDuff’s Business Institute, PAElmira Business Institute, NYEmpire College, CAErie Business Center, PAEverest College, AZEverest College: Arlington, TXEverest College: Dallas, TXEverest College: Portland, OREverest College: Salt Lake City, UTFashion Careers College, CAFashion Institute of Design and

Merchandising, CAFashion Institute of Design and

MerchandisingFlorida Career College: Miami, FLFlorida Career College: Pembroke

Pines, FLGallipolis Career College, OHGibbs College, CTHagerstown Business College, MDHallmark Institute of Technology, TXHamilton College: Lincoln, NEHeald CollegeHerzing CollegeInstitute of Business & Medical

Careers, CO

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Interboro Institute, NYInternational Academy of Design and

Technology: Pittsburgh, PAInternational Business College:

Indianapolis, INInternational College of Hospitality

Management, CTKatharine Gibbs SchoolKey College, FLLansdale School of Business, PALas Vegas College, NVLaurel Business Institute, PALehigh Valley College, PALewis College of Business, MILong Island Business Institute, NYMaric College: Anaheim, CAMaric College: Sacramento, CAMildred Elley, NYMiller-Motte Technical College, TNMinneapolis Business College, MNMountain State College, WVMTI College, CAMTI College of Business and

Technology, TXMTI College of Business and

Technology, TXNational College of Business &

TechnologyNational College of Business &

Technology: Arecibo, PRNational College of Business &

Technology: Bayamon, PRNational College of Business &

Technology: Dayton, OHNational College of Business &

Technology: Knoxville, TNParks College: Arlington, VAPatricia Stevens College, MOPenn Commercial Business and

Technical School, PAPlatt CollegeRasmussen CollegeRochester Business Institute, NYRockford Business College, ILSanta Barbara Business College, CASanta Barbara Business CollegeSanta Barbara Business College:

Ventura, CASawyer College, INSoutheastern Business College:

Jackson, OHSouthern Ohio CollegeSouthwestern College of BusinessStevens-Henager CollegeTaylor Business Institute, NYTaylor Business Institute, ILTri-State Business Institute, PAUniversity of Northwestern Ohio, OHUtica School of Commerce, NYValley College of Technology, WVWest Virginia Business College, WVWest Virginia Career Institute, PAWestern School of Health and

Business Careers

Culinary schools

Four-year Art InstituteArt Institutes InternationalBaltimore International College, MDCulinary Institute of America, NYKendall College, ILRestaurant School, PASullivan University, KY Two-year Art InstituteCalifornia Culinary Academy, CACalifornia School of Culinary Arts, CAInternational College of Hospitality

Management, CTLe Cordon Bleu College of Culinary

Arts, NV

Mitchell Technical Institute, SDNew England Culinary Institute, VTOrlando Culinary Academy, FLPennsylvania Institute of Culinary Arts,

PASouthwestern Oregon Community

College, OR

Engineering colleges

Four-year Bradley University, ILCalifornia National University for

Advanced Studies, CACapitol College, MDCogswell Polytechnical College, CAColorado School of Mines, COColumbia UniversityCooper Union for the Advancement of

Science and Art, NYDigiPen Institute of Technology, WAFranklin W. Olin College of

Engineering, MAHarvey Mudd College, CAHenry Cogswell College, WAIllinois Institute of Technology, ILIndiana Institute of Technology, INInter American University of Puerto

RicoInternational Technological University,

CAKettering University, MILafayette College, PAMaine Maritime Academy, MEManhattan College, NYMissouri Technical School, MOMontana Tech of the University of

Montana, MTNeumont University, UTNew Mexico Institute of Mining and

Technology, NMNorthwestern Polytechnic University,

CAOregon Institute of Technology, ORRose-Hulman Institute of Technology,

INSouth Dakota School of Mines and

Technology, SDSouthern California Institute of

Technology, CASouthern Polytechnic State University,

GAStevens Institute of Technology, NJUnion College, NYUnited States Merchant Marine

Academy, NYUniversidad Politecnica de Puerto

Rico, PRUniversity of MissouriUniversity of PittsburghUniversity of Puerto RicoVaughn College of Aeronautics and

Technology, NYVermont Technical College, VTWentworth Institute of Technology,

MAWest Virginia University Institute of

Technology, WV

Maritime colleges

Four-year California Maritime Academy, CAMaine Maritime Academy, MEMassachusetts Maritime Academy, MAState University of New YorkWebb Institute, NY Two-year College of Oceaneering, CANorthwest School of Wooden

Boatbuilding, WA

Military colleges

Four-year The Citadel, SCMassachusetts Maritime Academy, MANorwich University, VTUnited States Merchant Marine

Academy, NYVirginia Military Institute, VA Two-year Georgia Military College, GAMarion Military Institute, ALNew Mexico Military Institute Junior

College, NMValley Forge Military College, PA

Nursing and healthscience colleges

Four-year Albany College of Pharmacy, NYAquinas College, TNArizona Institute of Business and

TechnologyBaker CollegeBastyr University, WABellin College of Nursing, WIBlessing-Reiman College of Nursing,

ILCabarrus College of Health Sciences,

NCCharles R. Drew University of

Medicine and Science, CACollege of New Rochelle, NYCollege of Saint Mary, NEColumbia UniversityCurry College, MAD’Youville College, NYDavenport University, MIDominican College of Blauvelt, NYDominican University of California,

CAElectronic Data Processing College:

San Sebastian, PRFlorida Hospital College of Health

Sciences, FLGlobe College, MNGwynedd-Mercy College, PAHusson College, MEInternational Institute of the Americas,

NMInternational Institute of the Americas:

West Valley, AZIthaca College, NYJefferson College of Health Sciences,

VALakeview College of Nursing, ILLester L. Cox College of Nursing and

Health Sciences, MOLincoln University, CALoma Linda University, CALouisiana State University Health

Sciences Center, LAMassachusetts College of Pharmacy

and Health Sciences, MAMedCentral College of Nursing, OHMountain State University, WVNebraska Methodist College of

Nursing and Allied Health, NENew York Institute of Technology, NYOregon Institute of Technology, OROur Lady of the Lake College, LAPresentation College, SDResearch College of Nursing, MORosalind Franklin University of

Medicine and Science, ILSt. Anselm College, NHSt. Catharine College, KYSamuel Merritt College, CASouth University, GASouth University, SC

South University: West Palm BeachCampus, FL

Springfield College, MAState University of New YorkTennessee Wesleyan College, TNThomas Jefferson University: College

of Health Professions, PAUniversity of Kansas Medical Center,

KSUniversity of MarylandUniversity of Medicine and Dentistry

of New JerseyUniversity of TexasUniversity of the Sciences in

Philadelphia, PAWest Coast University, CAWest Suburban College of Nursing, ILWestwood College of TechnologyWinston-Salem State University, NC Two-year Academy of Medical Arts and

Business, PAAngley College, FLAntonelli CollegeBidwell Training Center, PABoulder College of Massage Therapy,

COBrown Mackie College: Atlanta, GABryman School, AZCity CollegeConcorde Career College, CAConcorde Career College, COFlorida College of Natural HealthGood Samaritan College of Nursing

and Health Science, OHGoodwin College, CTHeritage College, COHerzing CollegeInstitute of Business & Medical

Careers, COKettering College of Medical Arts, OHLaboure College, MALakeland Academy Division of

Herzing College, MNLas Vegas College, NVMiller-Motte Technical College, TNNational Institute of Technology, CAOhio College of Massotherapy, OHPhillips Beth Israel School of Nursing,

NYPlatt CollegeSt. Elizabeth College of Nursing, NYSt. Luke’s College, IASt. Vincent’s College, CTSoutheast Missouri Hospital College of

Nursing and Health Sciences, MOSouthern Ohio CollegeSouthwestern College of BusinessSouthwestern College: Florence, KYSwedish Institute, NYThompson Institute, PAThompson InstituteUltrasound Diagnostic SchoolVatterott College, IAWallace State Community College at

Hanceville, ALWestern Career CollegeWestern College of Southern

California, OKWestern School of Health and

Business CareersWestwood College: Ft. Worth, TX

Schools of mortuaryscience

Four-year Cincinnati College of Mortuary

Science, OH Two-year Commonwealth Institute of Funeral

Service, TX

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Seminary/rabbinicalcolleges

Four-year Baptist Bible College, MOBaptist Bible College of Pennsylvania,

PABeth Medrash Govoha, NJCalvary Bible College and Theological

Seminary, MOCriswell College, TXDivine Word College, IADominican School of Philosophy and

Theology, CAEarlham College, INErskine College, SCFaith Baptist Bible College and

Theological Seminary, IAGeorge Fox University, ORGlobal University, MOHebrew College, MAHebrew Theological College, ILHellenic College/Holy Cross, MAHoly Apostles College and Seminary,

CTKing’s College and Seminary, CALiberty University, VAMachzikei Hadath Rabbinical College,

NYMaster’s College, CAMount Angel Seminary, ORNew Orleans Baptist Theological

Seminary: Leavell College, LAPiedmont Baptist College, NCRabbinical Academy Mesivta Rabbi

Chaim Berlin, NYRabbinical College of America, NJRabbinical College of Long Island, NYRabbinical College of Ohr Shimon

Yisroel, NYRabbinical College of Telshe, OHSt. Charles Borromeo Seminary -

Overbrook, PASt. John’s Seminary College, MASt. Joseph Seminary College, LATelshe Yeshiva-Chicago, ILUniversity of Dubuque, IAWashington Bible College, MDYeshiva and Kolel Bais Medrash

Elyon, NYYeshiva Beth Yehuda-Yeshiva Gedolah

of Greater Detroit, MIYeshiva College of the Nations

Capital, MDYeshiva D’Monsey Rabbinical College,

NYYeshiva Derech Chaim, NYYeshiva Gedolah Imrei Yosef

D’Spinka, NYYeshiva Gedolah Rabbinical College,

FLYeshiva Mikdash Melech, NYYeshivath Beth Moshe, PA Two-year Queen of the Holy Rosary College, CASalvation Army Crestmont College,

CA

Teacher’s colleges

Four-year Athens State University, ALAustin College, TXBaltimore Hebrew University, MDBaptist College of Florida, FLBlack Hills State University, SDBridgewater State College, MACalifornia State University

Canisius College, NYChadron State College, NECollege of St. Joseph in Vermont, VTCollege of Saint Rose, NYCollege of the Southwest, NMConcordia University, ILConcordia University, MIConcordia University, NED’Youville College, NYEastern Illinois University, ILEmporia State University, KSFitchburg State College, MAFlorida Christian College, FLFort Valley State University, GAFramingham State College, MAFrostburg State University, MDGlenville State College, WVGreat Basin College, NVHarris-Stowe State University, MOHeritage University, WAHoward Payne University, TXJarvis Christian College, TXLander University, SCLaura and Alvin Siegal College of

Judaic Studies, OHLesley University, MALock Haven University of

Pennsylvania, PALyndon State College, VTManhattanville College, NYMayville State University, NDNational-Louis University, ILNew England College, NHNorthern New Mexico College, NMNorthwestern Oklahoma State

University, OKPacific Oaks College, CAPeru State College, NEPiedmont College, GAPlymouth State University, NHRabbinical College of Long Island, NYRabbinical College of Telshe, OHReinhardt College, GASt. Joseph’s College, NYSheldon Jackson College, AKSoutheastern College of the

Assemblies of God, FLSoutheastern Oklahoma State

University, OKState University of New YorkTennessee Wesleyan College, TNUniversity of MaineUniversity of Montana: Western, MTValley City State University, NDVanderCook College of Music, ILWayne State College, NEWest Virginia State University, WVWestern Oregon University, ORWheelock College, MAWorcester State College, MAYork College, NE

Colleges for men

Four-year Beth Medrash Govoha, NJDivine Word College, IAHampden-Sydney College, VAMachzikei Hadath Rabbinical College,

NYMorehouse College, GAMount Angel Seminary, ORRabbinical Academy Mesivta Rabbi

Chaim Berlin, NYRabbinical College of America, NJRabbinical College of Long Island, NYRabbinical College of Telshe, OHSt. Charles Borromeo Seminary -

Overbrook, PASt. John’s Seminary College, MASt. John’s University, MNSt. Joseph Seminary College, LATelshe Yeshiva-Chicago, ILWabash College, IN

Yeshiva and Kolel Bais MedrashElyon, NY

Yeshiva Beth Yehuda-Yeshiva Gedolahof Greater Detroit, MI

Yeshiva College of the NationsCapital, MD

Yeshiva D’Monsey Rabbinical College,NY

Yeshiva Derech Chaim, NYYeshiva Gedolah Imrei Yosef

D’Spinka, NYYeshiva Gedolah Rabbinical College,

FLYeshiva Mikdash Melech, NYYeshivath Beth Moshe, PA Two-year Deep Springs College, CA

Colleges for women

Four-year Agnes Scott College, GAAlverno College, WIBarnard College, NYBay Path College, MABennett College, NCBrenau University, GABryn Mawr College, PACarlow University, PACedar Crest College, PAChatham College, PACollege of New Rochelle, NYCollege of Notre Dame of Maryland,

MDCollege of St. Benedict, MNCollege of St. Catherine, MNCollege of St. Elizabeth, NJCollege of Saint Mary, NEColumbia College, SCConverse College, SCGeorgian Court University, NJHollins University, VAJudson College, ALLexington College, ILMary Baldwin College, VAMeredith College, NCMidway College, KYMills College, CAMoore College of Art and Design, PAMount Holyoke College, MAMount Mary College, WIPeace College, NCPine Manor College, MARandolph-Macon Woman’s College,

VARegis College, MARosemont College, PARussell Sage College, NYSt. Joseph College, CTSaint Mary’s College, INSt. Mary-of-the-Woods College, INSalem College, NCScripps College, CASimmons College, MASmith College, MASpelman College, GAStephens College, MOSweet Briar College, VATrinity University, DCUrsuline College, OHWellesley College, MAWesleyan College, GAWilson College, PA Two-year Assumption College for Sisters, NJCottey College, MO

Affiliated with a religion

African Methodist EpiscopalChurch Four-year Allen University, SCEdward Waters College, FLPaul Quinn College, TX African Methodist EpiscopalZion Church Four-year Livingstone College, NC American Baptist Churchesin the USA Four-year Alderson-Broaddus College, WVBacone College, OKBenedict College, SCEastern University, PAFlorida Memorial University, FLFranklin College, INJudson College, ILKeuka College, NYLinfield College, OROttawa University, KSUniversity of Sioux Falls, SD Assemblies of God Four-year Bethany University, CAEvangel University, MOGlobal University, MONorth Central University, MNNorthwest University, WASoutheastern College of the

Assemblies of God, FLSouthwestern Assemblies of God

University, TXVanguard University of Southern

California, CAZion Bible Institute, RI Baptist faith Four-year American Baptist College of ABT

Seminary, TNArlington Baptist College, TXBaptist Bible College of Pennsylvania,

PABaylor University, TXBelmont University, TNCampbellsville University, KYCedarville University, OHCorban College, ORCornerstone University, MIDallas Baptist University, TXEast Texas Baptist University, TXHardin-Simmons University, TXHoward Payne University, TXJudson College, ALLiberty University, VAMaranatha Baptist Bible College, WIMars Hill College, NCMercer University, GAMorris College, SCPiedmont Baptist College, NCShaw University, NCTennessee Temple University, TNUniversity of Mary Hardin-Baylor, TXUniversity of the Cumberlands, KYVirginia Intermont College, VAVirginia Union University, VAWilliam Carey College, MSWilliam Jewell College, MOWingate University, NC

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Two-year Jacksonville College, TX Baptist General Conference Four-year Bethel University, MN Brethren Church Four-year Ashland University, OH Christian and MissionaryAlliance Four-year Nyack College, NYSimpson University, CAToccoa Falls College, GA Christian Church Four-year Atlanta Christian College, GABethesda Christian University, CA Christian Church (Disciples ofChrist) Four-year Barton College, NCBethany College, WVChapman University, CAColumbia College, MOCulver-Stockton College, MOEureka College, ILHiram College, OHJarvis Christian College, TXLynchburg College, VAMidway College, KYNorthwest Christian College, ORTexas Christian University, TXTransylvania University, KYWilliam Woods University, MO Christian MethodistEpiscopal Church Four-year Miles College, ALTexas College, TX Christian Reformed Church Four-year Calvin College, MI Church of Christ Four-year Abilene Christian University, TXFaulkner University, ALFreed-Hardeman University, TNHarding University, ARHeritage Christian University, ALLipscomb University, TNLubbock Christian University, TXOhio Valley University, WVOklahoma Christian University, OKPepperdine University, CARoanoke Bible College, NCRochester College, MISouthwestern Christian College, TXYork College, NE Two-year Crowley’s Ridge College, AR

Church of God Four-year Lee University, TNUniversity of Findlay, OHWarner Pacific College, ORWarner Southern College, FL Church of Jesus Christ ofLatter-day Saints Four-year Brigham Young University, UTBrigham Young University-Hawaii, HIBrigham Young University-Idaho, ID Church of the Brethren Four-year Bridgewater College, VAElizabethtown College, PAJuniata College, PAManchester College, INMcPherson College, KS Church of the Nazarene Four-year Eastern Nazarene College, MAMidAmerica Nazarene University, KSMount Vernon Nazarene University,

OHNorthwest Nazarene University, IDOlivet Nazarene University, ILPoint Loma Nazarene University, CASouthern Nazarene University, OKTrevecca Nazarene University, TN Episcopal Church Four-year Bard College, NYSt. Augustine College, ILSt. Augustine’s College, NCSt. Paul’s College, VAUniversity of the South, TNVoorhees College, SC Evangelical Covenant Churchof America Four-year North Park University, IL Evangelical Free Church ofAmerica Four-year Trinity International University, IL Evangelical Lutheran Churchin America Four-year Augsburg College, MNAugustana College, ILAugustana College, SDBethany College, KSCalifornia Lutheran University, CACapital University, OHCarthage College, WIConcordia College: Moorhead, MNDana College, NEFinlandia University, MIGrand View College, IAGustavus Adolphus College, MNLenoir-Rhyne College, NCLuther College, IAMidland Lutheran College, NEMuhlenberg College, PANewberry College, SCPacific Lutheran University, WARoanoke College, VA

St. Olaf College, MNSusquehanna University, PATexas Lutheran University, TXThiel College, PAWaldorf College, IAWartburg College, IAWittenberg University, OH Evangelical Lutheran Synod Four-year Bethany Lutheran College, MN Free Methodist Church ofNorth America Four-year Central Christian College of Kansas,

KSGreenville College, ILRoberts Wesleyan College, NYSeattle Pacific University, WASpring Arbor University, MI Free Will Baptists Four-year Mount Olive College, NC General Association ofRegular Baptist Churches Four-year Faith Baptist Bible College and

Theological Seminary, IA Interdenominational tradition Four-year Azusa Pacific University, CABiola University, CABryan College, TNEcclesia College, ARGod’s Bible School and College, OHGrace University, NEHeritage University, WAJohn Brown University, ARJohn Wesley College, NCMessiah College, PAMoody Bible Institute, ILPatten University, CARegent University, VATaylor University, INTrinity College of Florida, FLWestmont College, CAWilliam Jessup University, CA Jewish faith Four-year Beth Medrash Govoha, NJGratz College, PAHebrew College, MALaura and Alvin Siegal College of

Judaic Studies, OHMachzikei Hadath Rabbinical College,

NYMichigan Jewish Institute, MIRabbinical Academy Mesivta Rabbi

Chaim Berlin, NYRabbinical College of America, NJRabbinical College of Long Island, NYRabbinical College of Telshe, OHTelshe Yeshiva-Chicago, ILYeshiva and Kolel Bais Medrash

Elyon, NYYeshiva Beth Yehuda-Yeshiva Gedolah

of Greater Detroit, MIYeshiva College of the Nations

Capital, MDYeshiva D’Monsey Rabbinical College,

NYYeshiva Derech Chaim, NY

Yeshiva Gedolah Imrei YosefD’Spinka, NY

Yeshiva Gedolah Rabbinical College,FL

Yeshiva Mikdash Melech, NYYeshivath Beth Moshe, PA Two-year Bramson ORT College, NY Lutheran Church - MissouriSynod Four-year Concordia College, NYConcordia College, ALConcordia University, ILConcordia University, CAConcordia University, MIConcordia University, NEConcordia University, ORConcordia University at Austin, TXConcordia University Wisconsin, WIConcordia University: St. Paul, MN Lutheran Church in America Four-year Wagner College, NY Mennonite Brethren Church Four-year Fresno Pacific University, CATabor College, KS Mennonite Church Four-year Bethel College, KSBluffton University, OHEastern Mennonite University, VAGoshen College, IN Two-year Hesston College, KS Missionary Church Four-year Bethel College, IN Moravian Church in America Four-year Moravian College, PASalem College, NC Nondenominational tradition Four-year Appalachian Bible College, WVCalvary Bible College and Theological

Seminary, MOColorado Christian University, COCrichton College, TNDavis College, NYFriends University, KSGordon College, MAInter American University of Puerto

RicoKing’s College, NYKing’s College and Seminary, CALeTourneau University, TXNorthwestern College, MNOccidental College, CAOral Roberts University, OKPalm Beach Atlantic University, FLSan Diego Christian College, CAWashington Bible College, MDWheaton College, IL

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Pentecostal Holiness Church Four-year Southwestern Christian University, OK Presbyterian Church (USA) Four-year Agnes Scott College, GAAlma College, MIArcadia University, PAAustin College, TXBelhaven College, MSBethel College, TNBlackburn College, ILBloomfield College, NJBuena Vista University, IACarroll College, WICentre College, KYCoe College, IACollege of the Ozarks, MODavidson College, NCDavis and Elkins College, WVEckerd College, FLGrove City College, PAHampden-Sydney College, VAHanover College, INHastings College, NEJamestown College, NDKing College, TNLafayette College, PALake Forest College, ILLees-McRae College, NCLindenwood University, MOLyon College, ARMacalester College, MNMary Baldwin College, VAMaryville College, TNMillikin University, ILMissouri Valley College, MOMonmouth College, ILMontreat College, NCMuskingum College, OHPeace College, NCQueens University of Charlotte, NCRhodes College, TNSt. Andrews Presbyterian College, NCSchreiner University, TXSheldon Jackson College, AKSterling College, KSStillman College, ALTrinity University, TXTusculum College, TNUniversity of Dubuque, IAUniversity of the Ozarks, ARUniversity of Tulsa, OKWarren Wilson College, NCWaynesburg College, PAWestminster College, MOWestminster College, PAWhitworth College, WAWilson College, PA Reformed Church in America Four-year Central College, IAHope College, MINorthwestern College, IA Reformed PresbyterianChurch of North America Four-year Geneva College, PA Roman Catholic Church Four-year Albertus Magnus College, CTAlvernia College, PAAlverno College, WIAnna Maria College, MAAquinas College, MI

Aquinas College, TNAshford University, IAAssumption College, MAAvila University, MOBarry University, FLBayamon Central University, PRBellarmine University, KYBelmont Abbey College, NCBenedictine College, KSBenedictine University, ILBoston College, MABrescia University, KYBriar Cliff University, IACabrini College, PACaldwell College, NJCalumet College of St. Joseph, INCanisius College, NYCardinal Stritch University, WICarlow University, PACarroll College, MTCatholic University of America, DCChaminade University of Honolulu, HIChestnut Hill College, PAChristian Brothers University, TNClarke College, IACollege Misericordia, PACollege of Mount St. Joseph, OHCollege of Mount St. Vincent, NYCollege of New Rochelle, NYCollege of Notre Dame of Maryland,

MDCollege of St. Benedict, MNCollege of St. Catherine, MNCollege of St. Elizabeth, NJCollege of St. Joseph in Vermont, VTCollege of Saint Mary, NECollege of Saint Rose, NYCollege of St. Scholastica, MNCollege of Saint Thomas More, TXCollege of the Holy Cross, MACreighton University, NEDePaul University, ILDeSales University, PADivine Word College, IADominican College of Blauvelt, NYDominican School of Philosophy and

Theology, CADominican University, ILDominican University of California,

CADuquesne University, PAEdgewood College, WIElms College, MAEmmanuel College, MAFairfield University, CTFelician College, NJFontbonne University, MOFordham University, NYFranciscan University of Steubenville,

OHGannon University, PAGeorgetown University, DCGeorgian Court University, NJGonzaga University, WAGwynedd-Mercy College, PAHoly Apostles College and Seminary,

CTHoly Cross College, INHoly Names University, CAImmaculata University, PAIona College, NYJohn Carroll University, OHKing’s College, PALa Roche College, PALa Salle University, PALe Moyne College, NYLewis University, ILLexington College, ILLoras College, IALourdes College, OHLoyola College in Maryland, MDLoyola Marymount University, CALoyola University New Orleans, LALoyola University of Chicago, ILMadonna University, MI

Magdalen College, NHManhattan College, NYMarian College, INMarian College of Fond du Lac, WIMarquette University, WIMarygrove College, MIMarylhurst University, ORMarymount University, VAMarywood University, PAMercyhurst College, PAMerrimack College, MAMolloy College, NYMount Aloysius College, PAMount Angel Seminary, ORMount Marty College, SDMount Mary College, WIMount Mercy College, IAMount St. Mary’s University, MDNeumann College, PANewman University, KSNiagara University, NYNotre Dame de Namur University, CAOur Lady of Holy Cross College, LAOur Lady of the Lake College, LAOur Lady of the Lake University of

San Antonio, TXPontifical Catholic University of

Puerto Rico, PRPresentation College, SDProvidence College, RIQuincy University, ILRegis College, MARegis University, COResearch College of Nursing, MORivier College, NHRockhurst University, MORosemont College, PASacred Heart University, CTSt. Ambrose University, IASt. Anselm College, NHSt. Bonaventure University, NYSt. Catharine College, KYSt. Charles Borromeo Seminary -

Overbrook, PASt. Edward’s University, TXSt. Francis College, NYSt. Francis University, PASt. Gregory’s University, OKSt. John Fisher College, NYSt. John’s Seminary College, MASt. John’s University, NYSt. John’s University, MNSt. Joseph College, CTSt. Joseph Seminary College, LASt. Joseph’s College, MESt. Joseph’s University, PASt. Leo University, FLSt. Louis University, MOSaint Martin’s University, WASaint Mary’s College, INSt. Mary’s College of California, CASt. Mary’s University, TXSt. Mary’s University of Minnesota,

MNSt. Mary-of-the-Woods College, INSt. Michael’s College, VTSt. Norbert College, WISt. Peter’s College, NJSt. Thomas University, FLSt. Vincent College, PASt. Xavier University, ILSalve Regina University, RISanta Clara University, CASeattle University, WASeton Hall University, NJSeton Hill University, PASiena College, NYSiena Heights University, MISilver Lake College, WISpalding University, KYSpring Hill College, ALStonehill College, MAThomas More College, KYThomas More College of Liberal Arts,

NH

Trinity University, DCUniversity of Dallas, TXUniversity of Dayton, OHUniversity of Detroit Mercy, MIUniversity of Great Falls, MTUniversity of Notre Dame, INUniversity of Portland, ORUniversity of St. Francis, INUniversity of St. Francis, ILUniversity of St. Mary, KSUniversity of St. Thomas, TXUniversity of St. Thomas, MNUniversity of San Diego, CAUniversity of San Francisco, CAUniversity of Scranton, PAUniversity of the Incarnate Word, TXUrsuline College, OHVillanova University, PAViterbo University, WIWalsh University, OHWest Suburban College of Nursing, ILWheeling Jesuit University, WVXavier University, OHXavier University of Louisiana, LA Two-year Ancilla College, INAssumption College for Sisters, NJDonnelly College, KSLaboure College, MAMarian Court College, MAMarymount College, CAQueen of the Holy Rosary College, CASt. Elizabeth College of Nursing, NYSpringfield College in Illinois, ILTrocaire College, NYVilla Maria College of Buffalo, NY Seventh-day Adventists Four-year Andrews University, MIAtlantic Union College, MAColumbia Union College, MDFlorida Hospital College of Health

Sciences, FLLa Sierra University, CALoma Linda University, CAOakwood College, ALPacific Union College, CASouthwestern Adventist University, TXUnion College, NEUniversidad Adventista de las Antillas,

PRWalla Walla College, WA Two-year Kettering College of Medical Arts, OH Society of Friends (Quaker) Four-year Earlham College, INGeorge Fox University, ORGuilford College, NCWilliam Penn University, IAWilmington College, OH Southern Baptist Convention Four-year Anderson University, SCBaptist College of Florida, FLBlue Mountain College, MSBluefield College, VABrewton-Parker College, GACalifornia Baptist University, CACampbell University, NCCarson-Newman College, TNCharleston Southern University, SCChowan College, NCCriswell College, TXGardner-Webb University, NCGeorgetown College, KY

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Hannibal-LaGrange College, MOMid-Continent University, KYMississippi College, MSMissouri Baptist University, MONew Orleans Baptist Theological

Seminary: Leavell College, LANorth Greenville College, SCOklahoma Baptist University, OKOuachita Baptist University, ARSamford University, ALShorter College, GASouthwest Baptist University, MOTruett-McConnell College, GAUnion University, TNWayland Baptist University, TXWilliams Baptist College, AR Ukrainian Catholic Church Two-year Manor College, PA United Brethren in Christ Four-year Huntington University, IN United Church of Christ Four-year Catawba College, NCDefiance College, OHDoane College, NEElmhurst College, ILElon University, NCFisk University, TNHeidelberg College, OHLakeland College, WINorthland College, WIPacific University, ORTalladega College, AL United Methodist Church Four-year Adrian College, MIAlbion College, MIAlbright College, PAAllegheny College, PAAmerican University, DCBaker University, KSBaldwin-Wallace College, OHBennett College, NCBethune-Cookman College, FLBirmingham-Southern College, ALBrevard College, NCCentenary College, NJCentenary College of Louisiana, LACentral Methodist University, MOClaflin University, SCClark Atlanta University, GAColumbia College, SCCornell College, IADakota Wesleyan University, SDDePauw University, INDrew University, NJDuke University, NCEmory & Henry College, VAEmory University, GAFerrum College, VAFlorida Southern College, FLGreen Mountain College, VTGreensboro College, NCHamline University, MNHendrix College, ARHigh Point University, NCHuntingdon College, ALIllinois Wesleyan University, ILIowa Wesleyan College, IAKansas Wesleyan University, KSKendall College, ILLaGrange College, GALambuth University, TNLebanon Valley College, PA

Lindsey Wilson College, KYLycoming College, PAMacMurray College, ILMartin Methodist College, TNMcKendree College, ILMcMurry University, TXMethodist College, NCMillsaps College, MSMorningside College, IAMount Union College, OHNebraska Methodist College of

Nursing and Allied Health, NENebraska Wesleyan University, NENorth Carolina Wesleyan College, NCNorth Central College, ILOhio Northern University, OHOhio Wesleyan University, OHOklahoma City University, OKOtterbein College, OHPfeiffer University, NCPhilander Smith College, ARRandolph-Macon College, VARandolph-Macon Woman’s College,

VAReinhardt College, GARust College, MSShenandoah University, VASimpson College, IASouthern Methodist University, TXSouthwestern College, KSSouthwestern University, TXTennessee Wesleyan College, TNTexas Wesleyan University, TXUnion College, KYUniversity of Denver, COUniversity of Evansville, INUniversity of Indianapolis, INVirginia Wesleyan College, VAWesley College, DEWesleyan College, GAWest Virginia Wesleyan College, WVWiley College, TXWillamette University, ORWofford College, SC Two-year Andrew College, GAHiwassee College, TNLon Morris College, TXLouisburg College, NCSpartanburg Methodist College, SCYoung Harris College, GA Wesleyan Church Four-year Houghton College, NYIndiana Wesleyan University, INOklahoma Wesleyan University, OKSouthern Wesleyan University, SC

Historically Blackcolleges

Four-year Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical

University, ALAlabama State University, ALAlbany State University, GAAlcorn State University, MSAllen University, SCBenedict College, SCBennett College, NCBluefield State College, WVBowie State University, MDCentral State University, OHCheyney University of Pennsylvania,

PAClaflin University, SCClark Atlanta University, GAConcordia College, ALCoppin State University, MDDelaware State University, DE

Dillard University, LAEdward Waters College, FLElizabeth City State University, NCFisk University, TNFlorida Agricultural and Mechanical

University, FLFlorida Memorial University, FLFort Valley State University, GAGrambling State University, LAHampton University, VAHarris-Stowe State University, MOHoward University, DCHuston-Tillotson College, TXJackson State University, MSJarvis Christian College, TXJohnson C. Smith University, NCKentucky State University, KYLeMoyne-Owen College, TNLincoln University, PALincoln University, MOLivingstone College, NCMiles College, ALMississippi Valley State University,

MSMorehouse College, GAMorgan State University, MDMorris College, SCNorfolk State University, VANorth Carolina Central University, NCOakwood College, ALPaine College, GAPaul Quinn College, TXPhilander Smith College, ARPrairie View A&M University, TXRust College, MSSt. Augustine’s College, NCSt. Paul’s College, VASavannah State University, GAShaw University, NCSouth Carolina State University, SCSouthern UniversitySouthern University and Agricultural

and Mechanical College, LASouthwestern Christian College, TXSpelman College, GAStillman College, ALTalladega College, ALTennessee State University, TNTexas College, TXTexas Southern University, TXTougaloo College, MSTuskegee University, ALUniversity of ArkansasUniversity of MarylandUniversity of the District of Columbia,

DCVirginia State University, VAVoorhees College, SCWest Virginia State University, WVWiley College, TXWinston-Salem State University, NCXavier University of Louisiana, LA Two-year Bishop State Community College, ALCoahoma Community College, MSDenmark Technical College, SCHinds Community College, MSJ. F. Drake State Technical College,

ALLawson State Community College, ALSt. Philip’s College, TXSouthern University

Hispanic serving colleges

Four-year Adams State College, COAmerican University of Puerto Rico,

PRAtlantic College, PRBarry University, FLBayamon Central University, PRBoricua College, NY

California State UniversityCarlos Albizu University, FLCity University of New YorkCollege of Santa Fe, NMConservatory of Music of Puerto Rico,

PRDominican School of Philosophy and

Theology, CAFlorida International University, FLHeritage University, WAInter American University of Puerto

RicoLexington College, ILMercy College, NYMount Angel Seminary, ORNew Jersey City University, NJNew Mexico State University, NMNorthern New Mexico College, NMOccidental College, CAOur Lady of the Lake University of

San Antonio, TXPontifical Catholic University of

Puerto Rico, PRRobert Morris College: Chicago, ILSt. Augustine College, ILSt. Edward’s University, TXSt. Mary’s University, TXSt. Peter’s College, NJSt. Thomas University, FLSan Diego State University, CASul Ross State University, TXTexas A&M UniversityTurabo University, PRUniversidad Adventista de las Antillas,

PRUniversidad del Este, PRUniversidad Metropolitana, PRUniversidad Politecnica de Puerto

Rico, PRUniversity of HoustonUniversity of La Verne, CAUniversity of Miami, FLUniversity of New Mexico, NMUniversity of Puerto RicoUniversity of TexasUniversity of the Incarnate Word, TXVaughn College of Aeronautics and

Technology, NYWestern New Mexico University, NMWhittier College, CAWoodbury University, CA Two-year Allan Hancock College, CAArizona Western College, AZBakersfield College, CACentral Arizona College, AZCerritos Community College, CAChaffey College, CACitrus College, CACity Colleges of ChicagoCity University of New YorkCoastal Bend College, TXCochise College, AZCollege of the Desert, CACollege of the Sequoias, CACommunity College of Denver, CODel Mar College, TXDodge City Community College, KSDona Ana Branch Community College

of New Mexico State University,NM

East Los Angeles College, CAEastern New Mexico University:

Roswell Campus, NMEl Camino College, CAEvergreen Valley College, CAFresno City College, CAFullerton College, CAHartnell College, CAHeald CollegeHudson County Community College,

NJLaredo Community College, TXLong Beach City College, CA

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Los Angeles City College, CALos Angeles Harbor College, CALos Angeles Mission College, CALos Angeles Trade and Technical

College, CALos Angeles Valley College, CAMacCormac College, ILMerced College, CAMiami Dade College, FLMorton College, ILMount San Antonio College, CAMountain View College, TXNew Mexico Junior College, NMNew Mexico State UniversityOdessa College, TXOtero Junior College, COOxnard College, CAPalo Alto College, TXPalo Verde College, CAPasadena City College, CAPassaic County Community College,

NJPhoenix College, AZPima Community College, AZPorterville College, CAPueblo Community College, COReedley College, CARio Hondo College, CARiverside Community College, CASt. Philip’s College, TXSan Antonio College, TXSan Bernardino Valley College, CASan Jose City College, CASanta Ana College, CASanta Fe Community College, NMSouth Mountain Community College,

AZSouth Plains College, TXSouthwest Texas Junior College, TXSouthwestern College, CATexas Southmost College, TXTexas State Technical CollegeTrinidad State Junior College, COUniversity College of San Juan, PRVentura College, CAVictoria College, TXWest Hills Community College, CA

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