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Herff Jones Schools That Have Used a Sustainable Program 1. Abraham Lincoln University 2. Aims Community College 3. American Baptist Seminary West 4. American College Of Osteopathic 5. American University 6. Amherst College 7. Argosy University At Chicago 8. Argosy University At Schaumburg 9. Arizona State University 10. Bard College At Simons Rock 11. Bethel Baptist College 12. Bethel Bible Institute 13. Bethel College 14. Bethel University 15. Blackburn College Bookstore 16. Boston University 17. Bowie State University 18. Bridgeport Hospital School Of Nursing 19. Brooklyn Law School 20. Brown Mackie College-Phoenix 21. Brown University 22. California State Monterey Bay 23. California State University Long Beach 24. California State University Sacramento 25. Catholic University Of America 26. California State University 27. California Christian College 28. California College Of The Arts 29. California Southern Law School 30. Calvary Baptist Theological Seminary 31. Calvary Bible College & Theological Seminary 32. Carlos Albizu University 33. Carroll University 34. Catholic Theological Union At Chicago 35. Cazenovia College 36. Cedar Crest College 37. Centenary College 38. Chapman University 39. Chicago State University 40. Christ College Nursing & Health Sciences 41. City University Of New York 42. Clemson University 43. College Of Visual Arts 44. Columbia College Of Nursing 45. Common Wealth Baptist College 46. Conception Seminary College 47. Concordia Theological Sem 48. Cornell University 49. Cornerstone Christian Univ 50. Covenant Theological Seminary 51. Cuny School Of Law 52. Dartmouth College 53. Delaware State University 54. Delaware Valley College 55. Depaul University 56. Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary 57. Drew University 58. Drury University 59. Eastern Illinois University 60. Elizabethtown College 61. Emmaus Bible College 62. Evangelical Theological Seminary 63. Fairhaven Baptist Academy 64. Florida Coastal School Of Law 65. Florida Gulf Coast University 66. Florida State University 67. Florida Theological Seminary & Bible College 68. Fordham University Law School 69. Franciscan School Of Theology 70. George Mason University 71. George Washington University 72. Georgia State University 73. Gettysburg Lutheran Seminary 74. Golden State Baptist College 75. Goodwin College 76. Grand Canyon University 77. Hamline University Law School 78. Harding University 79. Hastings College 80. Heartland Baptist Bible College 81. Indiana University 82. Indiana University East 83. International American University 84. International College Of Dentistry 85. Jacksonville University85. Jewish Theological Seminary 86. John Marshall Law School 87. Johns Hopkins University 88. Juilliard School 89. Kentucky Mountain Bible College 90. Kentucky State University 91. Kuyper College 92. Lakeview College Of Nursing 93. Lancaster Bible College 94. Lehigh University 95. Liberty University 96. Lincoln College, Lincoln, IL and Bloomington, IL 97. Lindsey Hopkins Technical Education Center 98. Loyola Law School 99. Loyola University 100. Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary 101. Luther Seminary 102. Lutheran School Of Theology 103. Madison Media Institute 104. Manhattan School Of Music 105. Marian University 106. Marquette University 107. Mc Kendree University 108. Meharry Medical College Dentistry 109. Menlo College 110. Metropolitan State College 112. Michigan School Of Professional Psychology 112. Miles Law School 113. Missouri Science & Technology 114. Missouri State University 115. Morehouse School Of Medicine 116. Mt Sinai School Of Medicine 117. National Univesity Of Health Sciences 118. New Jersey City University 119. New York Chiropractic College 120. New York University 121. New York School Of Interior Design 122. Normandale Community College 123. North Arizona University 124. Northwest Nazarene University 125. Northwestern College 126. Northwestern University 127. Occidental College 128. Oklahoma State University 129. Oral Roberts University 130. Oregon Health & Science University 131. Our Lady The Lake University 132. Oxford Graduate School 133. Pace University 134. Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary 135. Pacific School Of Religion 136. Pepperdine University 137. Phillips Beth Israel School Of Nursing 138. Phoenix School Of Law 139. Pillsbury College & Seminary 140. Point Loma Nazarene University 141. Polytechnic University 142. Pomona College 143. Providence Baptist College 144. Purdue College Of Technology 145. Purdue University North Central 146. Purdue University 147. Reed College 148. Resurrection University 149. Rosalind Franklin University 150. Roseman University 151. Rush University 152. Saint Elizabeth College 153. Saint Johns University 154. Sam Houston State University 155. San Francisco State University 156. Seattle University School Of Law 157. Selma University 158. Seton Hall University Law 159. Sonoma State University 160. South Texas College Of Law 161. South Baylo University 162. Southeastern Free Will Baptist 163. Southern Adventist University 164. Southern California University Of Health Sciences 165. Southern Illinois University 166. Southern Methodist University 167. Southwestern Illinois College 168. Southwestern University School Of Law 169. St John Vianney College 170. St Mary University Law 171. Stanford University 172. Stonybrook University 173. Strayer University 174. Suffolk University 175. Sullivan University Pharmacy 176. Syracuse University 177. Tarleton State University 178. Texas A&M University 179. Texas Christian University 180. Trevecca Nazarene University 181. Touro College 182. University Of Central Florida 183. University Of Chicago 184. University Of Cincinnati 185. University Of Delaware 186. University Of Hartford 187. University Of Houston 188. University Of Illinois 189. University Of Illinios College Of Medicine At Peoria 190. University Of Illinois School Of Medicine At Rockford 191. University Of Minnesota Law School 192. University Of North Carolina School Of Law 193. Union Presbyterian Seminary 194. United Christian College 195. United Theological Seminary 196. University Of North Texas Health Science Center 197. University Of Baltimore 198. University Of California 199. University Of Dallas 200. University of Houston 201. University Of Iowa 202. University Of Louisville 203. University Of Maryland 204. University Of Maryland Baltimore County 205. University Of Maryland University College 206. University Of Minnesota Medical School 207. University Of North Dakota Medicine 208. University Of Northern Colorado 209. University Of Notre Dame 210. University Of Phoenix 211. University Of Phoenix At Las Vegas 212. University Of Phoenix At Fairfield 213. University Of Pittsburgh School Of Law 214. University Of St Thomas 215. University Of Southern California 216. University Of Southern California School Of Dentistry 217. University Of Texas 218. University Of Texas At San Antonio 219. University Of The Incarnate Word 220. University Of West Florida At Emerald Coast 221. Universtiy Of Wisconsin At Parkside 222. University Of Wyoming 223. Utica College 224. Vanderbilt University Wake Forest-Bowman Gray School Of Medicine 225. Walla Walla University College Place 226. Washington College 227. Wells College 228. Wesley Theological Seminary 229. Western Baptist Bible College 230. Western Theological Seminary 231. Western Washington University 232. Westminster Colllege Salt Lake City 232. Westminster Theological Seminary 233. Whittier College –Law 234. Wright Institute 235. Young Harris College 236. Zion Bible College .
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