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UNIVERSITIES Niversities Niversities CCOLLEGESOLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIESNIVERSITIES THAT HAVE ACCEPTED ACCELERATED CHRISTIAN EDUCATION GRADUATES THE FUTURE IS BRIGHT FOR ACCELERATED CHRISTIAN EDUCATION ALUMNI A PARTIAL LIST OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES THAT HAVE ACCEPTED GRADUATES OF THE ACCELERATED CHRISTIAN EDUCATION® CURRICULUM AND PROGRAMS This booklet contains a list of colleges and universities submitted to us by school staff to indicate those institutions that have accepted graduates from schools and/or homeschools using the A.C.E.® program. It is important to note that students were accepted by these institutions on an INDIVIDUAL basis. Please help us upgrade and/or correct this list. Send your correspondence to: Executive Quality Control Accelerated Christian Education P.O. Box 2707 Hendersonville, TN 37077-2707 2016 Revision © 1997 Accelerated Christian Education, Inc. All rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America. This publication may not be reproduced in whole or part in any form or by any means without 11-16 permission from Accelerated Christian Education, Inc. 561 UNITED STATES ARIZONA Arizona Automotive Institute OF AMERICA Arizona Christian University ALABAMA (formerly Southwestern College) Alabama Southern Community Arizona College of the Bible College (formerly Patrick Henry Arizona State University, Phoenix State Junior College) Arizona State University, Tempe Athens State University Arizona Western College Auburn University Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Bethany Divinity College and University – Prescott Seminary (formerly Bethany Gateway Community College Theological Seminary and Grand Canyon University College) International Baptist College Bishop State Community College Mesa Community College Calhoun Community College Northern Arizona University Central Alabama Community Phoenix First Pastors College College (formerly Alexander City (formerly Pastors College of State Junior College) Phoenix) Faulkner State Community College University of Arizona Faulkner University University of Phoenix Gadsden State Community College ARKANSAS Huntingdon College American College of Radiology, Jacksonville State University Arkansas Chapter Jefferson Davis Community College American College of Sports Jefferson State Community College Medicine Lurleen B. Wallace Community American Sentinel University College (formerly Wallace Junior (formerly American College of College) Computer Information Services) Oakwood University Arkansas Northeastern College Samford University (formerly Mississippi County Shelton State Community College Community College) Snead State Community College Arkansas State University, Southeastern Bible College Jonesboro Springhill College Arkansas State University, Troy University Mountain Home University of Alabama Arkansas State University, Searcy University of Alabama, Arkansas Tech University Birmingham Central Baptist College University of Alabama, Huntsville Central Christian University University of Mobile College of the Ouachitas (formerly University of North Alabama Ouachita Technical College) University of South Alabama Harding University University of West Alabama, Henderson State University, Livingstone Arkadelphia Wallace State Community College John Brown University ALASKA National Park College (formerly Alaska Bible College Garland County Community University of Alaska College) ARKANSAS (CONTINUED) Concorde Career College, San North Arkansas Community Diego College Harrison Copper Mountain College Ouachita Baptist University Cypress College Pulaski Technical College Fresno City College University of Arkansas Fullerton College University of Arkansas at Little Gavilan College Rock Golden State Baptist College University of Arkansas at Golden West College Monticello Hope International University University of Arkansas Community Imperial Valley College College at Batesville Lassen Community College University of Arkansas Community Life Pacific College (formerly Life College at Morrilton (formerly Bible College) Petit Jean Technical College) Long Beach City College University of Central Arkansas Los Medanos College Master’s College (formerly CALIFORNIA Los Angeles Baptist College) American River College Merced College Art Institute of California, Monterey Peninsula College Los Angeles Pacific Union College Azusa Pacific University Pepperdine University Bakersfield College Point Loma Nazarene University Berean School of the Bible Sacramento City College Biola University Sacramento State University California Baptist University San Diego Christian College California Polytechnic State (formerly Christian Heritage University College) California State University San Diego State University California State University, Santa Rosa Junior College Dominguez Hills Shasta Bible College California State University, Shasta College Fullerton Sierra College California State University, Long Southern California College of Beach Optometry California State University, Southwestern College Northridge Stanford University California State University, University of California, Berkley Sacramento University of California, Davis California Western School of Law University of California, Irvine Calvary Chapel Bible College University of California, Cerritos College Los Angeles Chabot College University of California, San Diego Chaffey College University of La Verne Christian Life College Ventura College College of the Desert, Palm Desert West Coast Baptist College College of the Redwoods West Los Angeles College College of San Mateo Westmont College College of the Sequoias Whittier College COLORADO FLORIDA Academy of Beauty Culture Barry University Art Institute of Colorado Berean Baptist College Colorado Christian University Broward College (formerly (formerly Colorado Christian Broward Community College) College) Chipola College Colorado Mesa University Daytona State College (formerly (formerly Mesa State College) Daytona Beach Community Colorado State University College) Faith Baptist Bible College Flagler College (formerly Denver Baptist Bible Florida A&M University College) Florida Atlantic University Front Range Community College Florida College Otero Junior College Florida Gateway College (formerly United States Air Force Academy Lake City Community College) University of Colorado at Boulder Florida Institute of Technology University of Northern Colorado Florida International University (formerly Northern Colorado Florida Southern College University) Florida State College at Jacksonville (formerly Florida CONNECTICUT Community College at Albertus Magnus College Jacksonville) Central Connecticut State University Florida State University Manchester Community College Gulf Coast State College (formerly Naugatuck Valley Community Gulf Coast Community College) College Gulf Coast University Northwestern Connecticut Hillsborough Community College Community College Hobe Sound Bible College Quinnipiac University Indian River State College Southern Connecticut State (formerly Indian River Community University College) Tunxis Community College Landmark Baptist College University of Connecticut Lincoln Tech Institute West Palm University of Hartford Beach Campus U.S. Coast Guard Academy Logos University Western Connecticut State University Miami Dade College DELAWARE North Florida Community College Delaware State University (formerly Okaloosa-Walton Community College Delaware State College) Palm Beach Atlantic University Delaware Technical Community (formerly Palm Beach Atlantic College College) Palm Beach State College DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (formerly Palm Beach Community American University College) Georgetown University Pasco-Hernando State College The George Washington University (formerly Pasco-Hernando Law School Community College) Pensacola Christian College Pensacola State College FLORIDA (CONTINUED) Gwinnett Hall Bible College Seminole State College of Florida Gwinnett Technical College (formerly Seminole Community (formerly Gwinnett Technical College) Institute) Southeastern University - Florida Lanier Technical College (formerly Southeastern College of Master’s Commission Atlanta Assemblies of God) Middle George State University Spurgeon Baptist Bible College (formerly Macon State College) St. Leo University Point University (formerly Atlanta St. Petersburg College Christian College) St. Thomas University Savannah College of Art and Design Tallahassee Community College (formerly Atlanta College of Art) Trinity Baptist College Shorter University (formerly Shorter Trinity College of Florida College) University of Central Florida Southwest Georgia Technical University of Florida College (formerly Thomas County University of Miami Community College) University of South Florida Toccoa Falls College University of Tampa University of Georgia University of West Florida, University of North Georgia, Pensacola Gainesville Campus Valencia College (formerly University of West Georgia Valencia Community College) Valdosta State University Warner University (formerly Wiregrass Georgia Technical Warner Southern College) College (formerly East Central Webber International University Technical College) Word of Life Bible Institute HAWAII GEORGIA Kona University of the Nations Andrew College Armstrong State University IDahO (formerly Armstrong State College) Boise Bible College Art Institute of Atlanta Boise State University Augusta Technical College College of Southern Idaho Brenau University Idaho State University Chattahoochee Technical College Lewis Clark State College (formerly Chattahoochee North Idaho College Technical Institute) Northwest Nazarene
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