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ACT Code Numbers for Colleges and Other Score Recipients 2020–2021 Edition ACT Code Numbers for Colleges and Other Score Recipients 2020–2021 ACT Code Numbers for Colleges and Other Score Recipients When you take the ACT® test, score • Institutions in Canada The following common institutional reports will be sent to you and your • Institutions in other countries abbreviations for recipient names are used in the list: high school. You may also choose to • Congresspersons in the United share your test results with colleges, States ACAD - Academy scholarship agencies, members of C or COLL - College Congress, or other entities. If you Notes about using the document: CC - Community college decide to send scores to any of these parties, this document can help you • If the institution you want to send COMM - Community locate the correct ACT codes. scores to has more than one CTR or CNTR - Center campus, make sure you use the HOSP - Hospital The most up-to-date list of codes is correct ACT code for that site. INST - Institute at www.act.org. This document is only • If you want to send a score to an updated two times a year. institution in a foreign country MED - Medical (other than Canada) and have MEM - Memorial The document organizes codes by: questions about the abbreviations SCH - School for countries in the list, refer to • Institutions in the United States by ST - State state or US territory the Country Code List available SYS - System • National institutions in the United through www.act.org. U or UNIV - University States United States ACT Codes STATE NAME CODE STATE NAME CODE STATE NAME CODE AK ALASKA BIBLE COLLEGE 0065 AL TRENHOLM ST CC-PATTERSON 6573 AR UNIVERSITY OF AR-RICH MTN 6207 AK ALASKA CHRISTIAN COLLEGE 6335 AL TRENHOLM STATE COMM CLG 6328 AR UNIVERSITY OF THE OZARKS 0120 AK ALASKA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY 0062 AL TROY UNIVERSITY-TROY 0048 AR WILLIAMS BAPTIST UNIVERSITY 0140 AK COVENANT LIFE COLLEGE 0644 AL TUSKEGEE UNIV 0050 AZ AMERICAN INDIAN COLL 6005 AK ILISAGVIK COLLEGE 0185 AL UNIV OF AL IN HUNTSVILLE 0053 AZ ARIZONA CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY 0106 AK KENAI PENINSULA COLLEGE 0069 AL UNIV OF ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM 0056 AZ ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY 0088 AK KODIAK COLLEGE 0649 AL UNIV OF MONTEVALLO 0004 AZ ARIZONA WESTERN COLLEGE 0099 AK KUSKOKWIM COLLEGE 0650 AL UNIV OF SOUTH ALABAMA 0059 AZ BENEDICTINE UNIVERSITY MESA 1337 AK MATANUSKA-SUSITNA COLLEGE 0072 AL UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA 0052 AZ CENTRAL ARIZONA CLG-SIGNAL PEA 0085 AK NORTHWEST CAMPUS-UAF 0652 AL UNIVERSITY OF MOBILE 0029 AZ CHANDLER-GILBERT CC-PECOS 0097 AK PRINCE WILLIAM SOUND CLG 0651 AL UNIVERSITY OF NORTH ALABAMA 0014 AZ COCHISE COLLEGE 0089 AK UNIV OF ALASKA ANCHORAGE 0137 AL UNIVERSITY OF WEST ALABAMA 0024 AZ COCONINO CC 4751 AK UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA 0064 AL WALLACE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 0076 AZ DESERT BAPTIST BIBLE COLLEGE 6010 AK UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA SOUTHEAST 0153 AL WALLACE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 0082 AZ DEVRY UNIVERSITY-PHOENIX AZ 0147 AL ALABAMA A-M UNIVERSITY 0002 AL WALLACE STATE CC 0083 AZ DINE CC - NAVAJO NATION 0104 AL ALABAMA STATE UNIVERSITY 0008 AR AGAPE COLLEGE 0123 AZ EASTERN ARIZONA COLLEGE 0090 AL AMRIDGE UNIVERSITY 5323 AR AR STATE UNIV THREE RIVERS 6026 AZ EMBRY-RIDDLE AERO-AZ 0149 AL AUBURN MONTGOMERY 0057 AR ARKANSAS BAPTIST COLLEGE 0111 AZ ESTRELLA MOUNTAIN CC 5435 AL AUBURN UNIVERSITY 0011 AR ARKANSAS NORTHEASTERN COLLEGE 0129 AZ FLINN FOUNDATION 2175 AL BEVILL STATE CC 0060 AR ARKANSAS ST UNIVERSITY-BEEBE 0117 AZ GATE WAY COMM COLL 0100 AL BEVILL STATE CC 0080 AR ARKANSAS STATE UNIV MID SOUTH 6011 AZ GLENDALE C C-AZ 0091 AL BEVILL STATE CC JASPER 0054 AR ARKANSAS STATE UNIV-JONESBORO 0116 AZ GRAND CANYON UNIV 0092 AL BEVILL STATE CMTY CLG-SUMITON 4709 AR ARKANSAS STATE UNIV-MTN HOME 4723 AZ HUNTINGTON UNIVERSITY-AZ 7841 AL BIRMINGHAM-SOUTHERN COLLEGE 0012 AR ARKANSAS STATE UNIV-NEWPORT 4720 AZ INTERNATIONAL BAPT C 0178 AL BISHOP STATE CC 0009 AR ARKANSAS TECH UNIVERSITY 0114 AZ MESA COMMUNITY COLLEGE 0093 AL CALHOUN COMMUNITY COLLEGE 0075 AR BAPTIST HEALTH CLG LITTLE ROCK 0131 AZ MIDWESTERN UNIV-GLENDALE 4609 AL CENTRAL ALABAMA CMTY CLG-ALEX 0001 AR BLACK RIVER TECH-POCAHONTAS 4810 AZ MOHAVE CC 0148 AL CHATTAHOOCHEE VALLEY CMTY CLG 0073 AR CENTRAL BAPTIST COLLEGE 0119 AZ NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY 0086 AL COASTAL AL CC-BAY MINETTE 0035 AR CHAMPION CHRISTIAN COLLEGE 0152 AZ NORTHLAND PIONEER 0107 AL COASTAL ALABAMA CC-BREWTON 0039 AR COSSATOT CC OF UNIV AR-DEQUEEN 6044 AZ PARADISE VALLEY CMTY COLLEGE 0177 AL COASTAL ALABAMA CC-MONROEVILLE 0055 AR CROWLEYS RIDGE COLLEGE 0121 AZ PHOENIX COLLEGE 0094 AL COLUMBIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY 7061 AR EAST ARKANSAS CC 0109 AZ PIMA CC-DISTRICT OFFICE 0101 AL ENTERPRISE STATE CMTY CLG 0045 AR ECCLESIA COLLEGE 6362 AZ PRESCOTT COLLEGE 5022 AL FAULKNER UNIV-BIRMINGHAM 6228 AR HARDING UNIVERSITY 0124 AZ RIO SALADO COLLEGE 0103 AL FAULKNER UNIVERSITY 0003 AR HENDERSON STATE UNIV 0126 AZ SCOTTSDALE CC 0105 AL FAULKNER UNIVERSITY-HUNTSVILLE 6229 AR HENDRIX COLLEGE 0128 AZ SESSIONS COLLEGE PROF DESIGN 5344 AL FAULKNER UNIV-MOBILE 6230 AR JEFFERSON SCHOOL OF NURSING 0161 AZ SOUTH MOUNTAIN CC 0552 AL GADSDEN STATE CC 0077 AR JOHN BROWN UNIV 0130 AZ SW UNIV OF VISUAL ARTS-TUCSON 5342 AL GADSDEN STATE CC-AYERS CAMPUS 6356 AR LYON COLLEGE 0112 AZ U OF ADVANCING TECH 4716 AL HERITAGE CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY 5116 AR NATIONAL PARK COLLEGE 0115 AZ UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA 0096 AL HERZING UNIVERSITY-BIRMINGHAM 5126 AR NORTH ARKANSAS COLLEGE 0113 AZ YAVAPAI COLLEGE-PRESCOTT 0098 AL HIGHLANDS COLLEGE 7829 AR NORTHWEST ARKANSAS CC 4726 CA ACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY 0155 AL HUNTINGDON COLLEGE 0018 AR NORTHWEST TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 6537 CA ALLAN HANCOCK COLLEGE 0156 AL J F DRAKE STATE TECH COLLEGE 6249 AR OUACHITA BAPTIST UNIV 0134 CA ALLIANT INTERNATIONAL UNIV 0443 AL JACKSONVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY 0020 AR OUACHITA HILLS COLLEGE 4736 CA AMERICAN CAREER COLL-LA 0157 AL JEFFERSON ST CC-BIRMINGHAM 0047 AR OZARKA COLLEGE 5163 CA AMERICAN JEWISH UNIVERSITY 0462 AL JUDSON COLLEGE 0022 AR PHILANDER SMITH COLLEGE 0136 CA AMERICAN MUSICAL DRAMATIC ACAD 0315 AL KINGDOM COLLEGE 7944 AR PHILLIPS CC OF UA-HELENA 0125 CA ANTELOPE VALLEY COLLEGE 0160 AL LAWSON STATE CMTY CLG-BIRMINGH 0078 AR SHORTER COLLEGE 0138 CA ART CENTER COLLEGE OF DESIGN 0164 AL LURLEEN B WALLACE CC 0081 AR SOUTH ARKANSAS CC 6609 CA AZUSA PACIFIC UNIV 0166 AL MARION MILITARY INSTITUTE SCH 0026 AR SOUTHEAST ARKANSAS COLLEGE 5568 CA BAKERSFIELD COLLEGE 0168 AL MILES COLLEGE 0028 AR SOUTHERN ARKANSAS UNIV TECH 6031 CA BARSTOW COMMUNITY CLG 0169 AL NORTHEAST ALABAMA CMTY COLLEGE 0061 AR SOUTHERN ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY 0142 CA BERKELEY CITY COLLEGE 0174 AL NW SHOALS CMTY CLG-PHIL CAMP 0027 AR U OF ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK-ETS 0139 CA BETHESDA UNIVERSITY 0421 AL NW SHOALS CMTY CLG-SHOALS 6747 AR UA-PULASKI TECH COLLEGE 6364 CA BEVERLY HILLS DESIGN INSTITUTE 6726 AL OAKWOOD UNIVERSITY 0030 AR UNIV OF ARKANSAS CC-BATESVILLE 5161 CA BIOLA UNIVERSITY 0172 AL SAMFORD UNIVERSITY 0016 AR UNIV OF ARKANSAS CC-HOPE 6271 CA BOOKER T CRENSHAW CHRSTN COLL 0190 AL SELMA UNIVERSITY 0033 AR UNIV OF ARKANSAS CC-MORRILTON 5531 CA BUTTE-GLENN CC 0165 AL SHELTON ST CC 0007 AR UNIV OF ARKANSAS FOR MED SCI 6869 CA CA COLL OF THE ARTS 0176 AL SNEAD ST CC 0036 AR UNIV OF ARKANSAS-FAYETTEVILLE 0144 CA CA NORTHSTATE U C HEALTH SCI 7032 AL SO UNION STATE CMTY CLG-WADLEY 0040 AR UNIV OF ARKANSAS-FT SMITH 0122 CA CABRILLO COLLEGE 0173 AL SOUTH UNIVERSITY-MONTGOMERY 4852 AR UNIV OF ARKANSAS-LITTLE ROCK 0132 CA CAL POLY 0188 AL SPRING HILL COLLEGE 0042 AR UNIV OF ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO 0110 CA CAL ST UNIV-BAKERSFIELD 0201 AL STILLMAN COLLEGE 0044 AR UNIV OF ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF 0108 CA CAL ST UNIV-FULLERTON 0355 AL TALLADEGA COLLEGE 0046 AR UNIV OF CENTRAL ARKANSAS 0118 CA CAL ST UNIV-MONTEREY BAY 0321 2 UNITED States ACT CODES STATE NAME CODE STATE NAME CODE STATE NAME CODE CA CAL ST UNIV-NORTHRIDGE 0400 CA MOUNT SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE 0340 CO CC OF DENVER 0511 CA CAL ST UNIV-SAN BERNARDINO 0205 CA MOUNT ST MARYS UNIV 0338 CO COLLEGEAMERICA-FORT COLLINS 6347 CA CAL STATE POLYTECH-POMONA 0202 CA MT SAN JACINTO COLL 0341 CO COLORADO CHRISTIAN UNIV 0523 CA CALIFORNIA BAPTIST UNIV 0175 CA MUSICIANS INSTITUTE 6272 CO COLORADO COLLEGE 0498 CA CALIFORNIA CHRISTIAN COLLEGE 0189 CA NAPA VALLEY COLL 0342 CO COLORADO MESA UNIVERSITY 0518 CA CALIFORNIA INST OF TECH 0182 CA NEW YORK FILM ACADEMY 2837 CO COLORADO MT CLG BRECKENRIDGE 0517 CA CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN U 0183 CA NEWSCHOOL ARCH AND DESIGN 0331 CO COLORADO MTN CLG-SPRING VALLEY 0501 CA CALIFORNIA MARITIME ACAD 0184 CA NORTHWESTERN POLYTECHNIC UNIV 1750 CO COLORADO MTN COLL ASPEN 0601 CA CALIFORNIA ST UNIV-DOMINGUE 0203 CA NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR UNIVERSITY 0236 CO COLORADO MTN COLL EDWARDS 0551 CA CALIFORNIA ST UNIV-LA 0320 CA OAK VALLEY COLLEGE 6365 CO COLORADO MTN COLL LEADVILLE 0503 CA CALIFORNIA ST UNIV-LONG BEACH 0302 CA OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE 0350 CO COLORADO MTN COLL RIFLE 0594 CA CALIFORNIA ST UNIV-SACRAMENTO 0382 CA OHLONE COLLEGE 0265 CO COLORADO MTN COLL STEAMBOAT SP 0499 CA CALIFORNIA ST UNIV-SAN MARCOS 0272 CA ORANGE COAST COLL 0354 CO COLORADO NORTHWESTERN CC 0525 CA CALIFORNIA ST UNIV-STANISLA 0435 CA OTIS COLLEGE ART/DESIGN 0359 CO COLORADO SCH OF MINES 0500 CA CALIFORNIA STATE UNIV-CHANNEL 0204 CA OXNARD COLLEGE 0358 CO COLORADO ST UNIV GLOBAL CAMPUS 7023 CA CALIFORNIA STATE UNIV-CHICO 0212 CA PACIFIC STATES UNIV 0361 CO COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY 0504 CA CALIFORNIA STATE UNIV-EAST BAY 0154 CA PACIFIC UNION COLL 0362 CO COLORADO STATE UNIV-PUEBLO 0524 CA CALIFORNIA STATE UNIV-FRESNO 0266 CA PALO VERDE COLLEGE 0364 CO COLORADO TECH UNIV 0515 CA CALVARY CHAPEL BIBLE COLLEGE 6428 CA PALOMAR COLLEGE 0366 CO COLORADO TECH UNIV-DENVER
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