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Still University of Health Sciences MO 4-Year 3,323 $ 137,894,542 180203 Aaniiih Nakoda College MT 4-Year 144 $ 6,926,789 222178 Abilene Christian University TX 4-Year 4,081 $ 129,721,812 138558 Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College GA 2-Year 2,818 $ 44,529,455 451079 Academy for Five Element Acupuncture FL 4-Year 34 $ 1,312,973 457271 Academy for Jewish Religion-California CA 4-Year 64 $ 1,536,034 412173 Academy for Nursing and Health Occupations FL 4-Year 416 $ 4,118,001 108269 Academy of Chinese Culture and Health Sciences CA 4-Year 236 $ 1,734,661 Academy of Court Reporting OH 4-Year 465 - 159443 Acadiana Technical College-Lafayette Campus LA 2-Year 31494 - 384306 Acupuncture and Integrative Medicine College-Berkeley CA 4-Year 200 $ 2,077,880 126182 Adams State University CO 4-Year 2,797 $ 59,967,921 188429 Adelphi University NY 4-Year 7,131 $ 196,519,595 188438 Adirondack Community College NY 2-Year 2,990 $ 39,904,207 374024 Adler Graduate School MN 4-Year 216 $ 3,973,942 142832 Adler University IL 4-Year 1,031 $ 36,561,132 168528 Adrian College MI 4-Year 1,562 $ 46,037,117 133872 Adventist University of Health Sciences FL 2-Year 1,690 $ 33,263,670 138600 Agnes Scott College GA 4-Year 872 $ 53,833,355 217615 Aiken Technical College SC 2-Year 1,693 $ 21,488,664 126207 Aims Community College CO 2-Year 3,232 $ 76,816,205 200697 Air Force Institute of Technology OH 4-Year 550 - 100654 Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University AL 4-Year 4,606 $ 142,284,654 483975 Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine AL 4-Year 325 $ 17,359,327 101949 Alabama Southern Community College AL 2-Year 1,160 $ 17,948,724 100724 Alabama State University AL 4-Year 5,452 $ 140,461,237 199786 Alamance Community College NC 2-Year 3,437 $ 34,845,034 222497 Alamo Colleges TX 2-Year 39,215 $ 75,289,818 102580 Alaska Bible College AK 4-Year 22 $ 1,636,142 442523 Alaska Christian College AK 4-Year 59 $ 2,941,993 102669 Alaska Pacific University AK 4-Year 441 $ 16,764,367 188526 Albany College of Pharmacy of Union University NY 4-Year 1,519 $ 46,042,720 188535 Albany Law School of Union University NY 4-Year 471 $ 18,008,560 188580 Albany Medical College NY 4-Year 808 $ 348,301,000 138716 Albany State University GA 4-Year 6,615 $ 67,054,920 138682 Albany Technical College GA 2-Year 3,464 $ 32,705,865 128498 Albertus Magnus College CT 4-Year 1,634 $ 27,977,053 168546 Albion College MI 4-Year 1,265 $ 59,500,080 210571 Albright College PA 4-Year 2,343 $ 53,449,958 175342 Alcorn State University MS 4-Year 3,212 $ 84,116,208 237118 Alderson Broaddus University WV 4-Year 1,167 $ 26,726,383 181145 Alegent Creighton Health School of Radiologic Technology NE 2-Year 44 $ 250,000 172918 Alexandria Technical College MN 2-Year 2,046 $ 24,420,000 196006 Alfred State College SUNY College of Technology NY 2-Year 3,604 $ 85,333,769 188641 Alfred University NY 4-Year 2,407 $ 67,195,256 156189 Alice Lloyd College KY 4-Year 597 $ 13,825,599 108807 Allan Hancock College CA 2-Year 6,702 $ 97,888,433 161688 Allegany College of Maryland MD 2-Year 2,158 $ 34,755,701 210669 Allegheny College PA 4-Year 1,940 $ 77,664,739 200873 Allegheny Wesleyan College OH 4-Year 55 $ 877,081 152798 Allen College IA 4-Year 471 $ 8,461,532 154642 Allen County Community College KS 2-Year 1,790 $ 14,877,199 217624 Allen University SC 4-Year 787 $ 15,395,229 110468 Alliant International University CA 4-Year 3608 - 168591 Alma College MI 4-Year 1,348 $ 48,294,142 168607 Alpena Community College MI 2-Year 1,052 $ 19,265,751 366447 Altamaha Technical College GA 2-Year 419 - Altus Power America Management, LLC CT 4-Year - - 210775 Alvernia University PA 4-Year 2,478 $ 56,184,668 238193 Alverno College WI 4-Year 1,758 $ 42,674,410 222567 Alvin Community College TX 2-Year 3,860 $ 41,619,326 222576 Amarillo College TX 2-Year 5,960 $ 91,730,849 222628 Amberton University TX 4-Year 1,160 $ 5,718,831 188687 American Academy McAllister Institute of Funeral Service NY 2-Year 337 $ 5,618,814 142887 American Academy of Art IL 4-Year 260 $ 7,647,894 188678 American Academy of Dramatic Arts NY 2-Year 287 $ 10,020,617 108852 American Academy of Dramatic Arts-West CA 2-Year 312 $ 8,927,284 219505 American Baptist College TN 4-Year 120 $ 3,633,371 108861 American Baptist Seminary of the West CA 4-Year 43 $ 2,656,647 210809 American College of Financial Services PA 4-Year 4,116 $ 37,912,466 430591 American College of Traditional Chinese Medicine CA 4-Year 204 $ 3,809,336 109086 American Conservatory Theater CA 4-Year 72 $ 24,690,088 108870 American Film Institute Conservatory CA 4-Year 334 $ 33,647,189 103787 American Indian College of the Assemblies of God Inc AZ 4-Year 77 $ 1,943,315 152822 American Institute of Business IA 2-Year 1,196 $ 14,172,152 164447 American International College MA 4-Year 2,785 $ 52,879,846 142957 AMERICAN ISLAMIC COLLEGE IL 4-Year 35 $ 1,783,143 116846 American Jewish University CA 4-Year 212 $ 24,601,813 188854 American Musical and Dramatic Academy NY 4-Year 2,344 $ 62,880,022 449339 American Public University System WV 4-Year 57539 - 109208 American River College CA 2-Year 21,497 $ 179,508,995 131159 American University DC 4-Year 11,918 $ 505,581,000 164465 Amherst College MA 4-Year 1,922 $ 199,446,914 100690 Amridge University AL 4-Year 393 $ 7,713,852 151865 Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary IN 4-Year 57 $ 4,079,368 150048 Ancilla College IN 2-Year 242 $ 8,325,688 150066 Anderson University IN 4-Year 2,227 $ 48,290,000 217633 Anderson University SC 4-Year 2,766 $ 46,388,254 164474 Andover Newton Theological School MA 4-Year 163 $ 7,526,939 138761 Andrew College GA 2-Year 297 $ 7,541,934 168740 Andrews University MI 4-Year 2,892 $ 95,410,812 222822 Angelina College TX 2-Year 3,244 $ 35,300,587 222831 Angelo State University TX 4-Year 5,798 $ 134,181,503 164492 Anna Maria College MA 4-Year 1,166 $ 24,734,154 161767 Anne Arundel Community College MD 2-Year 9,097 $ 142,396,854 172954 Anoka Technical College MN 2-Year 1,469 $ 17,392,000 172963 Anoka-Ramsey Community College MN 2-Year 5,654 $ 59,319,000 109350 Antelope Valley College CA 2-Year 9,393 $ 118,807,549 483018 Antioch College (OH) OH 4-Year 246 $ 21,544,944 440138 Antioch University OH 4-Year - $ 74,396,653 245838 Antioch University Los Angeles CA 4-Year 784 - 245892 Antioch University Midwest OH 4-Year 151 - 245865 Antioch University New England NH 4-Year 579 - 485908 Antioch University Online OH 4-Year 107 - 245883 Antioch University Seattle WA 4-Year 504 - 442392 Antioch University-PhD Program in Leadership and Change OH 4-Year 66 - 245847 Antioch University-Santa Barbara CA 4-Year 436 - 441511 Apex School of Theology NC 4-Year 847 $ 4,107,908 237136 Appalachian Bible College WV 4-Year 234 $ 6,785,295 449922 Appalachian College of Pharmacy VA 4-Year 218 $ 6,800,979 432348 Appalachian School of Law VA 4-Year 117 $ 5,894,836 197869 Appalachian State University NC 4-Year 17,921 $ 378,608,311 168786 Aquinas College MI 4-Year 1,693 $ 36,595,003 219578 Aquinas College TN 4-Year 388 $ 9,418,906 176600 Aquinas Institute of Theology MO 4-Year 76 $ 2,382,361 126289 Arapahoe Community College CO 2-Year 5,319 $ 49,040,457 211088 Arcadia University PA 4-Year 4,195 $ 128,452,000 420802 Arizona Board of Regents AZ 4-Year - $ 184,897,685 105899 Arizona Christian University AZ 4-Year 606 $ 11,752,242 104151 Arizona State University AZ 4-Year 48,470 $ 2,180,524,000 420574 Arizona State University at the Polytechnic Campus AZ 4-Year 3769 - 448886 Arizona State University-Downtown Phoenix AZ 4-Year 10853 - 483124 Arizona State University-Skysong AZ 4-Year 11600 - 407009 Arizona State University-West AZ 4-Year 3395 - 104160 Arizona Western College AZ 2-Year 5,433 $ 67,815,675 106306 Arkansas Baptist College AR 4-Year 856 $ 17,062,799 107327 Arkansas Northeastern College AR 2-Year 915 $ 19,141,561 106458 Arkansas State University - Jonesboro AR 4-Year 12,059 $ 205,868,026 107318 Arkansas State University Mid-South AR 2-Year 1,070 $ 23,786,463 448336 Arkansas State University System AK 4-Year - $ 2,780,927 106449 Arkansas State University-Beebe AR 2-Year 3,029 $ 34,666,683 420538 Arkansas State University-Mountain Home AR 2-Year 1,090 $ 15,267,141 440402 Arkansas State University-Newport AR 2-Year 1,718 $ 20,303,472 106467 Arkansas Tech University AR 4-Year 9,459 $ 134,254,910 222877 Arlington Baptist College TX 4-Year 194 $ 3,257,342 138789 Armstrong Atlantic State University GA 4-Year 6,264 $ 96,725,348 201061 Art Academy of Cincinnati OH 4-Year 188 $ 6,547,150 109651 Art Center College of Design CA 4-Year 2,431 $ 117,040,000 156222 Asbury Theological Seminary KY 4-Year 1,072 $ 28,861,406 156213 Asbury University KY 4-Year 1,627 $ 36,109,077 197887 Asheville - Buncombe Technical Community College NC 2-Year 5,922 $ 61,388,956 156231 Ashland Community and Technical College KY 2-Year 2,248 $ 24,051,280 201104 Ashland University OH 4-Year 5,378 $ 91,485,926 128577 Asnuntuck Community College CT 2-Year 1,038 $ 22,250,888 176619 Assemblies of God Theological Seminary MO 4-Year 275 $ 3,512,427 Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary IN 4-Year - - 164562 Assumption College MA 4-Year 2,697 $ 68,525,905 183600 Assumption College for Sisters NJ 2-Year 33 $ 643,837 201140 Athenaeum of Ohio OH 4-Year 118 $ 5,568,304 100812 Athens State University AL 4-Year 2,432 $ 33,394,592 246813 Athens Technical College GA 2-Year 2,789 $ 29,568,192 138901 Atlanta Metropolitan College GA 2-Year 2,418 $ 31,758,082 138840 Atlanta Technical College GA 2-Year 3,678 $ 34,164,261 183655 Atlantic Cape
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