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Achieve Atlanta 2021 Eligible Colleges/Universities Achieve Atlanta 2021 Eligible Colleges/Universities IPEDS_ID Name State 100663 University of Alabama at Birmingham AL 100706 University of Alabama in Huntsville AL 100751 The University of Alabama AL 100812 Athens State University AL 100858 Auburn University AL 100937 Birmingham Southern College AL 101189 Faulkner University AL 101365 Herzing University-Birmingham AL 101435 Huntingdon College AL 101480 Jacksonville State University AL 101693 University of Mobile AL 101709 University of Montevallo AL 101879 University of North Alabama AL 101912 Oakwood University AL 101994 Reid State Technical College AL 102049 Samford University AL 102076 Snead State Community College AL 102234 Spring Hill College AL 102298 Talladega College AL 102377 Tuskegee University AL 102580 Alaska Bible College AK 104151 Arizona State University-Tempe AZ 104179 University of Arizona AZ 104586 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Prescott AZ 105330 Northern Arizona University AZ 105367 Ottawa University-Phoenix AZ 105589 Prescott College AZ 106263 University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences AR 106397 University of Arkansas AR 106458 Arkansas State University-Main Campus AR 106467 Arkansas Tech University AR 106546 Baptist Health College Little Rock AR 106704 University of Central Arkansas AR 106795 Cossatot Community College of the University of Arkansas AR 107044 Harding University AR 107080 Hendrix College AR 107123 Jefferson Regional Medical Center School of Nursing AR 107141 John Brown University AR 107512 Ouachita Baptist University AR 107549 Ozarka College AR 107992 Southern Arkansas University Tech AR 108852 American Academy of Dramatic Arts-Los Angeles CA 109651 Art Center College of Design CA 109785 Azusa Pacific University CA 110060 Bethesda University CA 110097 Biola University CA 1 of 39 Achieve Atlanta 2020 Eligible Colleges/Universities IPEDS_ID Name State 110316 California Institute of Integral Studies CA 110361 California Baptist University CA 110370 California College of the Arts CA 110404 California Institute of Technology CA 110413 California Lutheran University CA 110422 California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo CA 110486 California State University-Bakersfield CA 110495 California State University-Stanislaus CA 110510 California State University-San Bernardino CA 110529 California State Polytechnic University-Pomona CA 110538 California State University-Chico CA 110547 California State University-Dominguez Hills CA 110556 California State University-Fresno CA 110565 California State University-Fullerton CA 110574 California State University-East Bay CA 110583 California State University-Long Beach CA 110592 California State University-Los Angeles CA 110608 California State University-Northridge CA 110617 California State University-Sacramento CA 110635 University of California-Berkeley CA 110644 University of California-Davis CA 110653 University of California-Irvine CA 110662 University of California-Los Angeles CA 110671 University of California-Riverside CA 110680 University of California-San Diego CA 110705 University of California-Santa Barbara CA 110714 University of California-Santa Cruz CA 111081 California Institute of the Arts CA 111188 California State University Maritime Academy CA 111638 Casa Loma College-Van Nuys CA 111948 Chapman University CA 111966 Charles R Drew University of Medicine and Science CA 112075 Concordia University-Irvine CA 112084 San Diego Christian College CA 112260 Claremont McKenna College CA 112570 Columbia College Hollywood CA 113537 Dell'Arte International School of Physical Theatre CA 113698 Dominican University of California CA 114813 Fresno Pacific University CA 115083 Golden Gate University-San Francisco CA 115409 Harvey Mudd College CA 115728 Holy Names University CA 115755 Humboldt State University CA 116712 John F. Kennedy University CA 116846 American Jewish University CA 117104 Life Pacific College CA 2 of 39 Achieve Atlanta 2020 Eligible Colleges/Universities IPEDS_ID Name State 117140 University of La Verne CA 117168 Laguna College of Art and Design CA 117557 Lincoln University CA 117627 La Sierra University CA 117636 Loma Linda University CA 117672 Southern California University of Health Sciences CA 117751 The Master's University and Seminary CA 117803 Los Angeles County College of Nursing and Allied Health CA 117946 Loyola Marymount University CA 118693 Menlo College CA 118888 Mills College CA 119058 Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey CA 119173 Mount Saint Mary's University CA 120184 Notre Dame de Namur University CA 120254 Occidental College CA 120403 Otis College of Art and Design CA 120698 Palo Alto University CA 120768 Pacific Oaks College CA 120838 Pacific States University CA 120865 Pacific Union College CA 120883 University of the Pacific CA 121150 Pepperdine University CA 121257 Pitzer College CA 121309 Point Loma Nazarene University CA 121345 Pomona College CA 121691 University of Redlands CA 122296 Samuel Merritt University CA 122409 San Diego State University CA 122436 University of San Diego CA 122454 San Francisco Art Institute CA 122506 San Francisco Conservatory of Music CA 122597 San Francisco State University CA 122612 University of San Francisco CA 122728 William Jessup University CA 122755 San Jose State University CA 122931 Santa Clara University CA 123165 Scripps College CA 123457 Simpson University CA 123554 Saint Mary's College of California CA 123572 Sonoma State University CA 123651 Vanguard University of Southern California CA 123952 Southern California Institute of Architecture CA 123961 University of Southern California CA 124292 Thomas Aquinas College CA 125727 Westmont College CA 125763 Whittier College CA 3 of 39 Achieve Atlanta 2020 Eligible Colleges/Universities IPEDS_ID Name State 125897 Woodbury University CA 126562 University of Colorado Denver/Anschutz Medical Campus CO 126580 University of Colorado Colorado Springs CO 126614 University of Colorado Boulder CO 126678 Colorado College CO 126775 Colorado School of Mines CO 126818 Colorado State University-Fort Collins CO 127060 University of Denver CO 127185 Fort Lewis College CO 127653 Naropa University CO 127741 University of Northern Colorado CO 127918 Regis University CO 128258 Trinidad State Junior College CO 128328 United States Air Force Academy CO 128391 Western State Colorado University CO 128498 Albertus Magnus College CT 128744 University of Bridgeport CT 128771 Central Connecticut State University CT 128780 Charter Oak State College CT 128902 Connecticut College CT 129020 University of Connecticut CT 129154 Goodwin College CT 129215 Eastern Connecticut State University CT 129242 Fairfield University CT 129525 University of Hartford CT 129534 Holy Apostles College and Seminary CT 129941 University of New Haven CT 130226 Quinnipiac University CT 130253 Sacred Heart University CT 130314 University of Saint Joseph CT 130493 Southern Connecticut State University CT 130590 Trinity College CT 130697 Wesleyan University CT 130776 Western Connecticut State University CT 130794 Yale University CT 130943 University of Delaware DE 130989 Goldey-Beacom College DE 131113 Wilmington University DE 131159 American University DC 131283 Catholic University of America DC 131450 Gallaudet University DC 131469 George Washington University DC 131496 Georgetown University DC 131520 Howard University DC 131876 Trinity Washington University DC 132471 Barry University FL 4 of 39 Achieve Atlanta 2020 Eligible Colleges/Universities IPEDS_ID Name State 132657 Lynn University FL 132842 Carlos Albizu University-Miami FL 132879 Johnson University Florida FL 132903 University of Central Florida FL 133021 Chipola College FL 133492 Eckerd College FL 133553 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Daytona Beach FL 133650 Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University FL 133669 Florida Atlantic University FL 133711 Flagler College-St Augustine FL 133809 Florida College FL 133872 AdventHealth University FL 133881 Florida Institute of Technology FL 133951 Florida International University FL 133979 Florida Memorial University FL 134079 Florida Southern College FL 134097 Florida State University FL 134130 University of Florida FL 134945 Jacksonville University FL 135081 Keiser University-Ft Lauderdale FL 135364 Luther Rice College & Seminary GA 135610 Trinity International University-Florida FL 135726 University of Miami FL 136172 University of North Florida FL 136215 Nova Southeastern University FL 136330 Palm Beach Atlantic University FL 136774 Ringling College of Art and Design FL 136950 Rollins College FL 137032 Saint Leo University FL 137272 Saint John Vianney College Seminary FL 137315 South Florida State College FL 137351 University of South Florida-Main Campus FL 137476 St. Thomas University FL 137546 Stetson University FL 137564 Southeastern University FL 137777 Talmudic College of Florida FL 137801 Altierus Career College-Tampa FL 137847 The University of Tampa FL 138275 Warner University FL 138354 The University of West Florida FL 138558 Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College GA 138600 Agnes Scott College GA 138682 Albany Technical College GA 138716 Albany State University GA 138761 Andrew College GA 138840 Atlanta Technical College GA 5 of 39 Achieve Atlanta 2020 Eligible Colleges/Universities IPEDS_ID Name State 138868 Point University GA 138901 Atlanta Metropolitan State College GA 138947 Clark Atlanta University GA 138956 Augusta Technical College GA 139144 Berry College GA 139153 Beulah Heights University GA 139199 Brenau University GA 139205 Brewton-Parker College GA 139250
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