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Collegepoint Schools Collegepoint Schools Are the Four-Year Colleges CollegePoint Schools CollegePoint Schools are the four-year colleges and universities in the United States with the highest graduation rates (70% or higher). They represent a diverse range of geographies and institution types and include safety match and reach options for all CollegePoint students. There are many great, affordable schools on this list that we encourage CollegePoint students to explore. Agnes Scott College Carleton College Albion College Carnegie Mellon University Allegheny College Case Western Reserve University American University Catholic University of America Amherst College Cedarville University Appalachian State University Centre College Assumption College Chapman University Auburn University Christopher Newport University Augustana College Claremont McKenna College Augustana University Clark University Austin College Clarkson University Babson College Clemson University Bard College Colby College Barnard College Colgate University Bates College College of Saint Benedict Baylor University College of the Holy Cross Belmont University College of William and Mary Beloit College Colorado College Bentley University Colorado School of Mines Bethel University Columbia University in the City of New York Binghamton University Concordia College at Moorhead Biola University Connecticut College Boston College Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science Boston University and Art Bowdoin College Cornell University Bradley University Creighton University Brandeis University Dartmouth College Brigham Young University-Provo Davidson College Brown University Denison University Bryant University DePaul University Bryn Mawr College DePauw University Bucknell University DeSales University Butler University Dickinson College California Institute of Technology Dominican University of California California Lutheran University Drake University California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Drexel University Obispo Duke University Calvin College Duquesne University Earlham College Lebanon Valley College Elizabethtown College Lehigh University Elon University Lewis & Clark College Emerson College Linfield College-McMinnville Campus Emory University Loyola Marymount University Endicott College Loyola University Chicago Fairfield University Loyola University Maryland Florida State University Luther College Fordham University Macalester College Franciscan University of Steubenville Manhattan College Franklin and Marshall College Marist College Furman Marquette University George Washington University Maryland Institute College of Art Georgetown University Maryville University of Saint Louis Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus Massachusetts College of Art and Design Gettysburg College Massachusetts Institute of Technology Gonzaga University Massachusetts Maritime Academy Gordon College Merrimack College Goshen College Messiah College Grinnell College Miami University-Oxford Gustavus Adolphus College Michigan State University Hamilton College Middlebury College Hanover College Misericordia University Harvard University Molloy College Harvey Mudd College Mount Holyoke College Haverford College Muhlenberg College Hendrix College Nazareth College Hobart William Smith Colleges New York University Hope College North Carolina State University at Raleigh Houghton College Northeastern University Illinois College Northwestern University Illinois Institute of Technology Oberlin College Illinois State University Occidental College Illinois Wesleyan University Ohio Northern University Indiana University-Bloomington Ohio State University-Main Campus Iowa State University Pacific Lutheran University Ithaca College Pennsylvania State University-Main Campus James Madison University Pepperdine University John Carroll University Pitzer College Johns Hopkins University Point Loma Nazarene University Juniata College Pomona College Kalamazoo College Princeton University Kenyon College Providence College Knox College Purdue University-Main Campus Lafayette College Quinnipiac University Lake Forest College Ramapo College of New Jersey Lawrence University Reed College Le Moyne College Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Rhode Island School of Design SUNY College at Geneseo Rhodes College SUNY College of Environmental Science and Rice University Forestry Ripon College SUNY Cortland Robert Morris University Illinois SUNY Oneonta Rochester Institute of Technology Susquehanna University Rockhurst University Stony Brook University Rollins College Swarthmore College Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Syracuse University Rowan University Taylor University Rutgers University-New Brunswick Temple University Saint Anselm College Texas A & M University-College Station Saint Francis University Texas Christian University Saint John Fisher College The College of New Jersey Saint Johns University The College of Wooster Saint Joseph's University The Juilliard School Saint Louis University The University of Texas at Austin Saint Mary's College Towson University Saint Mary's College of California Transylvania University Saint Michael's College Trinity College Saint Norbert College Trinity University Saint Vincent College Truman State University Salve Regina University Tufts University Samford University Tulane University of Louisiana Santa Clara University Union College Sarah Lawrence College United States Merchant Marine Academy San Diego State University University at Buffalo Scripps College University of California-Berkeley Seattle Pacific University University of California-Davis Seattle University University of California-Irvine Sewanee-The University of the South University of California-Los Angeles Siena College University of California-Merced Simmons College University of California-Riverside Skidmore College University of California-San Diego Smith College University of California-Santa Barbara Southern Methodist University University of California-Santa Cruz Southwestern University University of Central Florida Spelman College University of Chicago Springfield College University of Colorado Boulder St Lawrence University University of Connecticut St Mary's College of Maryland University of Dallas St Olaf College University of Dayton St. Joseph's College-New York University of Delaware Stanford University University of Denver State University of New York at New Paltz University of Florida Stevens Institute of Technology University of Georgia Stockton University University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Stonehill College University of Iowa University of Mary Washington Ursinus College University of Maryland-College Park Valparaiso University University of Massachusetts-Amherst Vanderbilt University University of Miami Vassar College University of Michigan-Ann Arbor Villanova University University of Minnesota-Twin Cities Virginia Military Institute University of New Hampshire-Main Campus Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill University University of North Carolina Wilmington Wabash College University of Notre Dame Wake Forest University University of Oregon Washington & Jefferson College University of Pennsylvania Washington and Lee University University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus Washington College University of Portland Washington University in St Louis University of Puget Sound Wellesley College University of Redlands Wesleyan University University of Richmond West Chester University of Pennsylvania University of Rochester Western Washington University University of San Diego Westminster College University of San Francisco Westmont College University of Scranton Wheaton College University of South Carolina-Columbia Wheaton College University of Southern California Whitman College University of St Thomas Whitworth University University of the Sciences Willamette University University of Tennessee-Knoxville Williams College University of Tulsa Wofford College University of Vermont Worcester Polytechnic Institute University of Virginia-Main Campus Xavier University University of Washington-Seattle Campus Yale University University of Wisconsin-Madison Yeshiva University Below is a list of four-year honors colleges and programs at state institutions with an overall graduation rate of 60% or higher. These schools can provide a great in-state option for CollegePoint students. Institution Honors College State Arizona State University-Tempe Barrett, The Honors College AZ Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania Honors Program PA Citadel Military College of South Carolina Honors Program SC College of Charleston Honors College SC Colorado State University-Fort Collins Honors Program CO CUNY Bernard M Baruch College Honors Program NY George Mason University Honors College VA Georgia College & State University Honors Program GA Georgia State University Honors College GA Grand Valley State University Frederik Meijer Honors College MI Indiana University of Pennsylvania-Main Campus Cook Honors College PA Kansas State University Honors Program KS Keene State College Honors Program NH Longwood University Cormier Honors College for Citizen Scholars VA Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Roger Hadfield Ogden Honors College LA Mechanical College Michigan Technological University Pavlis Honors College MI Millersville University of Pennsylvania Honors College PA Mississippi State University Shackouls Honors College MS Missouri University of Science and Technology The Honors Academy MO Montana State University Honors College MT Montclair State University Honors Program NJ New Jersey Institute of Technology Albert
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