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COLLEGE_NAME COLLEGE_STATE 2‐YEAR/4‐YEAR PUBLIC/PRIVATE Total A.T. STILL UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES MO 4‐year Private 1 ABILENE CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY TX 4‐year Private 1 ACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY CA 4‐year Private 50 ADAMS STATE UNIVERSITY CO 4‐year Public 1 ADAMS STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENDED CO 4‐year Public 2 ADELPHI UNIVERSITY NY 4‐year Private 1 ALDERSON BROADDUS UNIVERSITY WV 4‐year Private 1 ALLAN HANCOCK COLLEGE CA 2‐year Public 9 ALLEN COLLEGE IA 4‐year Private 1 ALLIANT INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY CA 4‐year Private 1 AMARILLO COLLEGE TX 2‐year Public 1 AMERICAN AUTO INSTITUTE CA Less Than 2 Years Private 4 AMERICAN AUTO INSTITUTE ‐ RIVERSIDE CA 2‐year Private 5 AMERICAN INTERCONTINENTAL UNIVERSITY IL 4‐year Private 2 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE MA 4‐year Private 1 AMERICAN PUBLIC UNIVERSITY SYSTEM WV 4‐year Private 35 AMERICAN RIVER COLLEGE LOS RIOS CC DISTR CA 2‐year Public 118 AMERICAN UNIVERSITY DC 4‐year Private 6 AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF THE CARIBBEAN (blank) 4‐year Private 1 AMHERST COLLEGE MA 4‐year Private 2 ANDERSON UNIVERSITY IN 4‐year Private 2 ANGELINA COLLEGE TX 2‐year Public 1 ANGELO STATE UNIVERSITY TX 4‐year Public 1 ANOKA RAMSEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE MN 2‐year Public 2 ANTELOPE VALLEY COLLEGE CA 2‐year Public 5 ANTIOCH UNIVERSITY‐ CONNECTED OH 2‐year Private 1 ARGOSY UNIVERSITY ‐ ONLINE IL 4‐year Private 4 ARGOSY UNIVERSITY ‐ SEATTLE WA 4‐year Private 1 ARGOSY UNIVERSITY‐AI OF CA ORANGE COUNTY CA 4‐year Private 2 ARGOSY UNIVERSITY‐AI OF CA SACRAMENTO CA 4‐year Private 26 ARGOSY UNIVERSITY‐AI OF CA SAN DIEGO CA 4‐year Private 2 ARGOSY UNIVERSITY‐AI OF CA SAN FRANCISCO CA 4‐year Private 21 ARGOSY UNIVERSITY‐AI OF CA SILICON VALLE CA 4‐year Private 3 ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY AZ 4‐year Public 57 ARIZONA WESTERN COLLEGE AZ 2‐year Public 3 ARKANSAS BAPTIST COLLEGE AR 4‐year Private 1 ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY, BEEBE AR 2‐year Public 1 ARKANSAS TECH UNIVERSITY AR 4‐year Public 2 ART CENTER COLLEGE OF DESIGN CA 4‐year Private 1 ART INSTITUTE OF PHOENIX‐AI OF SALT LAKE UT 4‐year Private 1 ASA COLLEGE NY 2‐year Private 1 ASHFORD UNIVERSITY CA 4‐year Private 11 ASHFORD UNIVERSITY IA 4‐year Private 5 ATLANTIC CAPE COMMUNITY COLLEGE NJ 2‐year Public 1 AUBURN UNIVERSITY AL 4‐year Public 1 AUGSBURG COLLEGE MN 4‐year Private 2 AUSTIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE TX 2‐year Public 8 AVE MARIA UNIVERSITY FL 4‐year Private 1 AVILA UNIVERSITY MO 4‐year Private 2 AZUSA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY CA 4‐year Private 6 AZUSA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY‐ UNDERGRADUATE CA 4‐year Private 29 BACONE COLLEGE OK 4‐year Private 1 BAINBRIDGE COLLEGE GA 2‐year Public 1 BAKERSFIELD COLLEGE CA 2‐year Public 5 BALL STATE UNIVERSITY IN 4‐year Public 1 BARSTOW COMMUNITY COLLEGE CA 2‐year Public 1 BARTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE KS 2‐year Public 8 BAYLOR UNIVERSITY TX 4‐year Private 2 BELLEVUE COLLEGE WA 4‐year Public 1 BELMONT UNIVERSITY TN 4‐year Private 1 BENEDICT COLLEGE SC 4‐year Private 2 BENEDICTINE COLLEGE KS 4‐year Private 1 BERKELEY CITY COLLEGE CA 2‐year Public 13 BERKELEY COLLEGE NJ 4‐year Private 1 BERKLEE COLLEGE OF MUSIC MA 4‐year Private 2 BETHANY COLLEGE KS 4‐year Private 1 BETHEL UNIVERSITY‐ NASHVILLE TN 4‐year Private 1 BETHUNE‐COOKMAN UNIVERSITY FL 4‐year Private 2 BIOLA UNIVERSITY CA 4‐year Private 18 BISMARCK STATE COLLEGE ND 4‐year Public 1 BLACK HILLS STATE UNIVERSITY SD 4‐year Public 2 BLINN COLLEGE TX 2‐year Public 1 BLUE MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY COLLEGE OR 2‐year Public 1 BLUEFIELD COLLEGE VA 4‐year Private 1 BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY ID 4‐year Public 22 BOSTON UNIVERSITY MA 4‐year Private 6 BOWDOIN COLLEGE ME 4‐year Private 1 BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY MD 4‐year Public 1 BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY OH 4‐year Public 1 BRANDMAN UNIVERSITY CA 4‐year Private 33 BREVARD COMMUNITY COLLEGE FL 2‐year Public 1 BRIAR CLIFF UNIVERSITY IA 4‐year Private 1 BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY UT 4‐year Private 93 BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY ‐ HAWAII HI 4‐year Private 9 BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY ‐ IDAHO FALL/WI ID 4‐year Private 40 BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY ‐ IDAHO SPRING/ ID 4‐year Private 37 BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY ‐IDAHO WINTER/S ID 4‐year Private 26 BROADVIEW UNIVERSITY ID 4‐year Private 1 BROOKHAVEN COLLEGE‐DALLAS CC DISTRICT TX 2‐year Public 2 BROOKS INSTITUTE CA 4‐year Private 1 BROWARD COLLEGE FL 4‐year Public 2 BROWN UNIVERSITY RI 4‐year Private 2 BURLINGTON COUNTY COLLEGE NJ 2‐year Public 1 BUTLER COMMUNITY COLLEGE KS 2‐year Public 1 BUTLER UNIVERSITY IN 4‐year Private 1 BUTTE COLLEGE CA 2‐year Public 50 BUTTE COMMUNITY COLLEGE CA 2‐year Public 5 CABRILLO COLLEGE CA 2‐year Public 42 CALIFORNIA BAPTIST UNIVERSITY ‐UNDERGRAD CA 4‐year Private 10 CALIFORNIA BAPTIST UNIVERSITY‐GRADS CA 4‐year Private 2 CALIFORNIA COLLEGE OF THE ARTS CA 4‐year Private 1 CALIFORNIA CULINARY ACADEMY CA 2‐year Private 4 CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY CA 4‐year Private 3 CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF THE ARTS CA 4‐year Private 3 CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY CA 4‐year Private 11 CALIFORNIA MARITIME ACADEMY CA 4‐year Public 3 CALIFORNIA POLYTECHNIC STATE UNIVERSITY CA 4‐year Public 164 CALIFORNIA STATE POLYTECHNIC CA 4‐year Public 26 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIV CHANNEL ISLANDS CA 4‐year Public 13 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY ‐ BAKERSFIEL CA 4‐year Public 15 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY ‐ CHICO CA 4‐year Public 246 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY ‐ DOMINGUEZ CA 4‐year Public 14 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY ‐ EAST BAY CA 4‐year Public 143 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY ‐ FRESNO CA 4‐year Public 464 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY ‐ FULLERTON CA 4‐year Public 92 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY ‐ LONG BEACH CA 4‐year Public 89 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY ‐ LOS ANGELE CA 4‐year Public 20 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY ‐ MONTEREY BCA4‐year Public 126 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY ‐ NORTHRIDGE CA 4‐year Public 6 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY ‐ SACRAMENTO CA 4‐year Public 421 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY ‐ SAN BERNAR CA 4‐year Public 10 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY ‐ SAN MARCOS CA 4‐year Public 19 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY ‐ STANISLAUS CA 4‐year Public 3478 CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY‐ NORTHRIDGE CA 4‐year Public 29 CALIFORNIA WESTERN SCHOOL OF LAW CA 4‐year Private 1 CALVIN COLLEGE MI 4‐year Private 3 CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY NC 4‐year Private 1 CANADA COLLEGE CA 2‐year Public 9 CAPITAL UNIVERSITY, COLUMBUS OH 4‐year Private 1 CARL ALBERT STATE COLLEGE OK 2‐year Public 1 CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY PA 4‐year Private 3 CARRINGTON COLLEGE ‐ BOISE ID 2‐year Private 1 CARRINGTON COLLEGE OF CALIFORNIA‐CITRUS CA 2‐year Private 2 CARRINGTON COLLEGE OF CALIFORNIA‐PLEASAN CA 2‐year Private 2 CARRINGTON COLLEGE OF CALIFORNIA‐SACRAME CA 2‐year Private 12 CARRINGTON COLLEGE OF CALIFORNIA‐SAN JOS CA 2‐year Private 8 CARRINGTON COLLEGE OF CALIFORNIA‐SAN LEA CA 2‐year Private 8 CARRINGTON COLLEGE OF CALIFORNIA‐STOCKTO CA 2‐year Private 59 CARRINGTON COLLEGE PHOENIX‐NORTH AZ 2‐year Private 1 CARRINGTON ONLINE CA 2‐year Private 1 CARTHAGE COLLEGE WI 4‐year Private 1 CASCADIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE WA 2‐year Public 1 CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY OH 4‐year Private 1 CEDAR CREST COLLEGE PA 4‐year Private 1 CENTRAL ARIZONA COLLEGE AZ 2‐year Public 2 CENTRAL CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE NC 2‐year Public 1 CENTRAL CAROLINA TECHNICAL COLLEGE SC 2‐year Public 1 CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY MI 4‐year Public 1 CENTRAL NEW MEXICO COMMUNITY COLLEGE NM 2‐year Public 4 CENTRAL OREGON COMMUNITY COLLEGE OR 2‐year Public 2 CENTRAL PIEDMONT COMMUNITY COLLEGE NC 2‐year Public 1 CENTRAL TEXAS COLLEGE‐TRADITIONAL TX 2‐year Public 21 CERRITOS COLLEGE CA 2‐year Public 5 CERRO COSO COMMUNITY COLLEGE CA 2‐year Public 8 CHABOT COLLEGE CA 2‐year Public 74 CHAFFEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE CA 2‐year Public 9 CHAMBERLAIN COLLEGE OF NURSING IL 4‐year Private 2 CHAMINADE UNIVERSITY OF HONOLULU HI 4‐year Private 1 CHANDLER/GILBERT COMMUNITY COLLEGE AZ 2‐year Public 2 CHAPMAN UNIVERSITY‐ORANGE CA 4‐year Private 4 CHEMEKETA COMMUNITY COLLEGE OR 2‐year Public 5 CHIPPEWA VALLEY TECHNICAL COLLEGE WI 2‐year Public 1 CINCINNATI STATE TECHNICAL AND COMMUNITY OH 2‐year Public 1 CISCO COLLEGE TX 2‐year Public 1 CITRUS COLLEGE CA 2‐year Public 6 CITY COLLEGE OF SAN FRANCISCO CA 2‐year Public 55 CITY OF CHICAGO ‐ HAROLD WASHINGTON COLL IL 2‐year Public 1 CITY OF CHICAGO ‐ RICHARD J. DALEY COLLE IL 2‐year Public 2 CITY OF CHICAGO ‐ WRIGHT COLLEGE IL 2‐year Public 1 CLACKAMAS COMMUNITY COLLEGE OR 2‐year Public 2 CLAREMONT MCKENNA COLLEGE CA 4‐year Private 1 CLARENDON COLLEGE TX 2‐year Public 2 CLARK COLLEGE WA 2‐year Public 1 CLARK UNIVERSITY MA 4‐year Private 1 CLATSOP COMMUNITY COLLEGE OR 2‐year Public 1 CLOVIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE NM 2‐year Public 2 COASTAL CAROLINA COMMUNITY COLLEGE NC 2‐year Public 1 COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY SC 4‐year Public 2 COASTLINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE CA 2‐year Public 13 COCHISE COLLEGE AZ 2‐year Public 6 COCHISE COLLEGE ‐ ARMY EDUCATION CENTER AZ 2‐year Public 4 COCHISE COLLEGE ‐ SANTA CRUZ CENTER AZ 2‐year Public 1 COCHISE COLLEGE ‐ SIERRA VISTA CAMPUS AZ 2‐year Public 1 COFFEYVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE KS 2‐year Public 1 COGSWELL POLYTECHNICAL COLLEGE CA 4‐year Private 3 COLLEGE OF ALAMEDA CA 2‐year Public 3 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON SC 4‐year Public 1 COLLEGE OF LAKE COUNTY IL 2‐year Public 3 COLLEGE OF MARIN CA 2‐year Public 3 COLLEGE OF SAINT BENEDICT MN 4‐year Private 1 COLLEGE OF SAN MATEO CA 2‐year Public 24 COLLEGE OF SOUTHERN IDAHO ID 2‐year Public 3 COLLEGE OF SOUTHERN NEVADA NV 4‐year Public 7 COLLEGE OF THE CANYONS CA 2‐year Public 11 COLLEGE OF THE DESERT, COACHELLA CA 2‐year Public 8 COLLEGE OF THE REDWOODS CA 2‐year Public 22 COLLEGE OF THE SEQUOIAS CA 2‐year Public 14 COLLEGE OF THE SISKIYOUS CA 2‐year Public 4 COLLEGE OF WESTERN IDAHO ID 2‐year Public 6 COLLEGE OF WILLIAM & MARY VA 4‐year
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    Conditional Admission Institution Contacts IDAHo’s PubLIC COLLEGE & UNIVERSITIES A student seeking conditional admission to any public postsecondary Boise State University institution must take at least two (2) testing indicators that will allow New Student Information Center the institution to assess competency and placement. An applicant 1910 University Drive, Boise, Idaho 83725 who does not qualify for regular admission may be considered for (208) 426-1820, (800) 824-7017 ext.4 conditional admission if he/she: http://www.boisestate.edu • Submits ACT or SAT scores prior to enrollment; e-mail: [email protected] admission • Satisfies one of the criteria listed below: College of Southern Idaho • A high school graduate from an accredited secondary school who Student Information Office has not completed the State Board of Education’s Admission 315 Falls Avenue, P.O. Box 1238, Twin Falls, Idaho 83303 Standards core and has a predicted college GPA of 2.0 based on (208) 732-6221, (800) 6800-csi (Idaho and Nevada) ACT/SAT scores and/or ACT COMPASS. policy http://www.csi.edu • Students who graduate from non-accredited secondary schools e-mail: [email protected] YOUR PASSPORT TO THE FUTURE or home schools must have a predicted college GPA of 2.0 based on ACT/SAT. In addition, the student must have an acceptable College of Western Idaho performance on one of the following two testing indicators: Enrollment & Student Services (a) GED (General Educational Development) Test; or (b) other 5500 East University Way standardized diagnostic tests such as the ACT, COMPASS, ASSET, Nampa, Idaho 83687 or CPT. (208) 562-3000 http://www.cwidaho.cc • Deserves special consideration by the institution, i.e., disadvantaged or minority students, delayed-entry students, Idaho State University returning veterans or talented students wishing to enter Enrollment and Academic Services college early.
  • Famed Grizzly Cubs Find a New Home

    Famed Grizzly Cubs Find a New Home

    THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 2018 108TH YEAR/ISSUE 08 NEBRASKA ZOO PLANS TO MAKE THE ORPHANED BROTHERS THE ‘HEART’ OF ITS FACILITY SCHOOL STAFF SURVEY ON FIREARMS IF A POLICY WERE APPROVED, WOULD YOU APPLY TO CONCEAL CARRY IN PARK 1? ANSWER CHOICES RESPONSES Yes 20.94% (40) No 53.93% (103) Famed grizzly cubs Maybe 25.13% (48) find a new home TOTAL RESPONSES 191 BY MARK DAVIS AND CJ BAKER Tribune Staff ‘IT’S WAY TOO wo grizzly bear cubs — made famous by a local Tphotographer — are now drawing more attention as the stars of a Nebraska zoo. IMPORTANT Michelle Giltner captured a shot of the two cubs last spring, as they leaned on a guardrail along the Chief Joseph Scenic Highway. When the Powell TO RUSH’ school teacher uploaded her shot to Facebook, it quickly became an online sensation. School board starts discussing In Giltner’s photograph, the bears look inquisitive — almost firearms policy, survey results as if they were out for a day of people-watching. But the truth BY TESSA BAKER publicly discussed the issue is the cubs were lost. On May 21, Tribune Features Editor since the Wyoming Legislature the day before Giltner snapped cleared the way for trained the young grizzlies’ picture, their f Powell schools were to al- school employees to carry con- mother had been shot and killed low trained staff to carry cealed firearms last year. by a Cody man. Iconcealed guns, 40 employ- Much of the meeting focused ees say they would apply, and on existing security measures, A CRIME another 48 say “maybe.” active shooter response train- William Kenneth Stoner — That’s according to a recent ing already underway in Powell also known as Kenneth Stone — Park County School District No.