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Participating Colleges Participating Colleges 80% of our colleges have received an “America’s Best” ranking from U.S. News & World Reports ✓ In 2018, high school seniors submitted over $83.5 million Tuition Rewards to 390 participating colleges ✓ Almost 42% of the National Association of Independent Colleges & Universities, NAICU, in 46 States, participate The most recent list of colleges can always be found at www.CollegeTuitionBenefit.com Last Updated 4/2/19 Alabama Connecticut Georgia Faulkner University Albertus Magnus College Berry College Stillman College Mitchell University Brenau University Arizona Post University Clark Atlanta University Benedictine University at Mesa University of Bridgeport Emmanuel College Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University of Saint Joseph Morris Brown College University - AZ Delaware Oglethorpe University Prescott College Wesley College Point University Arkansas Florida Reinhardt University Harding University Ave Maria University Savannah College of Art & Design Lyon College Barry University Shorter University Ouachita Baptist University Eckerd College Toccoa Falls College University of the Ozarks Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Wesleyan College California University Young Harris College Alliant International University Florida Institute of Technology Hawaii Azusa Pacific University Florida Southern College Chaminade Univ of Honolulu California College of the Arts Jacksonville University Idaho Concordia University of Irvine Johnson University Florida Northwest Nazarene University Dominican University of Johnson & Wales University Illinois California Lynn University Aurora University Mount St. Mary’s University Rollins College Benedictine University Simpson University Saint Leo University Bradley University University of LaVerne Stetson University Concordia University of Chicago University of Redlands St. Thomas University DePaul University University of San Diego University of Tampa Dominican University Whittier College Webber University Elmhurst College Colorado Greenville University Johnson & Wales University Illinois Institute of Technology Judson University Participating Colleges 80% of our colleges have received an “America’s Best” ranking from U.S. News & World Reports Illinois (continued) Indiana(continued) Maryland(continued) Lake Forest College University of Evansville Stevenson University Lewis University University of Indianapolis Washington Adventist University Lincoln College Valparaiso University Massachusetts MacMurray College Wabash College Anna Maria College McKendree University Iowa Clark University Millikin University Briar Cliff University Dean College North Central College Buena Vista University Eastern Nazarene College North Park University Clarke University Endicott College Olivet Nazarene University Coe College Gordon College Quincy University Cornell College Lasell University Robert Morris University IL Grand View University Lesley University Rockford University Iowa Wesleyan College Nichols College Roosevelt University Loras College Springfield College Saint Xavier University Morningside College Suffolk University School of the Art Institute of Mount Mercy University Wentworth Institute of Technology Chicago (SAIC) University of Dubuque Western New England University Trinity Christian College Kansas Worcester Polytechnic Institute Trinity International University Benedictine College Michigan University of St. Francis Bethany College Adrian College Indiana Newman University Albion College Anderson University Southwestern College Alma College Bethel College Tabor College Andrews University Buena Vista College University of Saint Mary Aquinas College Calumet College of St. Joseph Kentucky College of Creative Studies DePauw University Asbury University Hillsdale College Franklin College Campbellsville University Hope College Goshen College Georgetown College Lawrence Tech University Grace College Lindsey Wilson College Madonna University Hanover College University of the Cumberlands Olivet College Holy Cross College Maine Siena Heights University Huntington University College of the Atlantic Spring Arbor University Indiana Wesleyan University Thomas College University of Detroit Mercy Manchester University Unity College Minnesota Marian University Maryland Augsburg College Oakland City University Capital Technology University College of St. Scholastica Saint Mary’s College Goucher College Concordia University – St. Paul Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College Hood College Crown College Taylor University Maryland Institute College of Art Hamline University Trine University Mount St. Mary’s University Participating Colleges 80% of our colleges have received an “America’s Best” ranking from U.S. News & World Reports Minnesota(continued) New Jersey(continued) North Carolina (cont.) Minneapolis College of Art & Felician College Guilford College Design New York Johnson & Wales University North Central University Alfred University Lees-McRae College Saint Mary’s University of Berkeley College, NY Mars Hill University Minnesota Canisius College Meredith College University of St. Thomas College of New Rochelle Pfeiffer University Mississippi Clarkson University Queens University of Charlotte Millsaps College Daemen College St. Andrews University William Carey University Dominican College University of Mount Olive Missouri Elmira College William Peace University Avila University Hartwick College Wingate University Central Methodist University Hilbert College North Dakota Culver-Stockton College Houghton College University of Jamestown Fontbonne University Manhattanville College University of Mary Hannibal-LaGrange University Marist College Ohio Kansas City Art Institute Nyack College Antioch College Lindenwood University Paul Smith’s College of Arts & Ashland University Missouri Baptist University Science Baldwin Wallace University Missouri Valley College Pratt Institute Capital University Stephens College Rensselear Polytechnic Institute Cincinnati Christian University William Jewel College Rochester Institute of Technology Cleveland Institute of Art Montana Roberts Wesleyan College Defiance College Carroll College Russell Sage College Heidelberg University Rocky Mountain College The Sage College of Albany Hiram College Nebraska Saint Bonaventure University John Carroll University Concordia University of Nebraska St. Lawrence University Lake Erie College Creighton University St. Thomas Aquinas College Lourdes College Hastings College Union College Malone College Midland University University of Rochester Mount Vernon Nazarene Nebraska Wesleyan University Utica College University York College Wagner College Muskingum University Nevada Wells College Ohio Dominican University Sierra Nevada College North Carolina Ohio Northern University New Hampshire Barton College Ohio Wesleyan University Colby-Sawyer College Bennett College Otterbein University New England College Brevard College The College of Wooster New Jersey Catawba College The University of Findlay Berkeley College, NJ Chowan University Tiffin University Fairleigh Dickinson University Gardner-Webb University University of Dayton Participating Colleges 80% of our colleges have received an “America’s Best” ranking from U.S. News & World Reports Ohio (cont.) 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