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HEERF III Allocations for Proprietary Institutions under ARP section 314(a)(4) OPEID Institution Name School Type State Total Award 00107400 Grand Canyon University Proprietary 4 Yrs or More AZ $ 10,854,795 00117700 Cogswell University of Silicon Valley Proprietary 4 Yrs or More CA $ 244,362 00140100 Post University Proprietary 4 Yrs or More CT $ 676,068 00145900 Strayer University Proprietary 4 Yrs or More DC $ 2,554,773 00162800 American Academy of Art College Proprietary 4 Yrs or More IL $ 105,242 00178300 Worsham College of Mortuary Science Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs IL $ 42,791 00188100 Ashford University Proprietary 4 Yrs or More CA $ 564,001 00189500 Waldorf University Proprietary 4 Yrs or More IA $ 268,252 00267800 Bryant & Stratton College Proprietary 4 Yrs or More NY $ 3,980,012 00342100 Bob Jones University Proprietary 4 Yrs or More SC $ 1,027,960 00372600 American National University Proprietary 4 Yrs or More VA $ 432,509 00382000 Salem University Proprietary 4 Yrs or More WV $ 243,116 00396500 Bay State College Proprietary 4 Yrs or More MA $ 261,053 00405700 National American University Proprietary 4 Yrs or More SD $ 207,146 00456000 Gem City College Proprietary < 2 Yrs IL $ 13,845 00457900 International Business College Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs IN $ 269,796 00461900 Sullivan University Proprietary 4 Yrs or More KY $ 1,090,859 00462100 Ayers Career College Proprietary < 2 Yrs LA $ 107,589 00469200 Dorsey School of Business Proprietary < 2 Yrs MI $ 1,560,045 00479900 Monroe College Proprietary 4 Yrs or More NY $ 3,562,049 00485500 Davis College Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs OH $ 42,325 00486600 Stautzenberger College Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs OH $ 798,518 00489000 Central Penn College Proprietary 4 Yrs or More PA $ 247,219 00490200 Penn Commercial Business/Technical School Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs PA $ 174,498 00493800 South College Proprietary 4 Yrs or More TN $ 1,473,542 00500700 West Virginia Junior College Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs WV $ 182,491 00500800 Mountain State College Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs WV $ 21,775 00520400 Beal University Proprietary 4 Yrs or More ME $ 170,900 00520800 College of Westchester (The) Proprietary 4 Yrs or More NY $ 462,532 00545200 Teterboro School of Aeronautics Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs NJ $ 170,069 00613600 National Aviation Academy ‐ New England Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs MA $ 209,038 00638500 Chamberlain University Proprietary 4 Yrs or More IL $ 4,627,711 00639200 Research Medical Center Proprietary 4 Yrs or More MO $ 115,826 00653700 Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs PA $ 82,426 00657800 Sharon Regional School of Nursing Proprietary < 2 Yrs PA $ 27,168 HEERF III Allocations for Proprietary Institutions under ARP section 314(a)(4) OPEID Institution Name School Type State Total Award 00660600 Baptist Health System School of Health Professions Proprietary 4 Yrs or More TX $ 287,377 00705000 Bellus Academy Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs CA $ 170,614 00714200 Lyle's College of Beauty Proprietary < 2 Yrs CA $ 71,623 00716400 Bryan University Proprietary 4 Yrs or More AZ $ 36,684 00718700 North Adrian's College of Beauty Proprietary < 2 Yrs CA $ 76,791 00720300 Salon Success Academy Proprietary < 2 Yrs CA $ 163,828 00720400 Modern Beauty Academy Proprietary < 2 Yrs CA $ 26,746 00720900 Redondo Beach Beauty College Proprietary < 2 Yrs CA $ 40,244 00725300 Federico Beauty Institute Proprietary < 2 Yrs CA $ 198,839 00729700 Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs CO $ 173,524 00730300 Lincoln Technical Institute Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs CT $ 2,610,000 00730500 Porter and Chester Institute of Hamden Proprietary < 2 Yrs CT $ 217,649 00737500 Island Drafting & Technical Institute Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs NY $ 42,265 00738700 Long Island Beauty School Proprietary < 2 Yrs NY $ 85,994 00738800 Long Island Beauty School Proprietary < 2 Yrs NY $ 39,829 00739400 Berkeley College Proprietary 4 Yrs or More NY $ 1,589,897 00740100 Mandl School Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs NY $ 476,647 00744700 Del‐Mar‐Va Beauty Academy Proprietary < 2 Yrs MD $ 35,532 00745900 Paier College of Art Proprietary 4 Yrs or More CT $ 33,593 00746600 LIM College Proprietary 4 Yrs or More NY $ 601,520 00746800 School of Visual Arts Proprietary 4 Yrs or More NY $ 1,361,087 00746900 Hussian College Proprietary 4 Yrs or More PA $ 715,501 00750200 Berkeley College Proprietary 4 Yrs or More NJ $ 1,498,286 00751800 Apex Technical School Proprietary < 2 Yrs NY $ 770,515 00752200 Continental School of Beauty Culture Proprietary < 2 Yrs NY $ 417,012 00753100 Academy of Art University Proprietary 4 Yrs or More CA $ 2,037,823 00754900 Coyne College Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs IL $ 448,502 00757300 Empire Beauty School Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs NY $ 762,093 00757800 Huntington School of Beauty Culture Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs WV $ 67,442 00758800 Capri College Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs IA $ 79,233 00759300 Parisian Beauty Academy Paul Mitchell Partner School Proprietary < 2 Yrs NJ $ 250,815 00760000 International Beauty School Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs WV $ 55,217 00760700 Concorde Career College Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs CA $ 343,114 00761100 EQ School of Hair Design Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs IA $ 38,276 00761700 Carnegie Institute Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs MI $ 78,985 HEERF III Allocations for Proprietary Institutions under ARP section 314(a)(4) OPEID Institution Name School Type State Total Award 00764900 Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design Proprietary 4 Yrs or More CO $ 260,872 00765900 La' James College of Hairstyling Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs IA $ 39,245 00767800 Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology Proprietary 4 Yrs or More OK $ 462,604 00771700 Capri College Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs IA $ 78,735 00777900 Lansdale School of Business Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs PA $ 63,422 00778000 New Castle School of Trades Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs PA $ 332,547 00783900 Triangle Tech Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs PA $ 119,463 00790000 Butte Academy of Beauty Culture Proprietary < 2 Yrs MT $ 21,598 00792100 Paul Mitchell The School Arkansas Proprietary < 2 Yrs AR $ 62,367 00793000 Concorde Career College Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs CA $ 378,592 00793800 Lincoln College of Technology Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs IN $ 4,333,328 00794100 Salon Professional Academy (The) Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs IA $ 34,603 00807100 Concorde Career College Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs CA $ 320,209 00817800 Empire Beauty School Proprietary < 2 Yrs MI $ 745,000 00818900 Continental School of Beauty Culture Proprietary < 2 Yrs NY $ 76,820 00822100 Universal Technical Institute Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs AZ $ 4,318,626 00825900 Educators of Beauty College of Cosmetology Proprietary < 2 Yrs IL $ 71,548 00826000 Iowa School of Beauty Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs IA $ 55,960 00826300 Award Beauty School Proprietary < 2 Yrs MD $ 112,639 00842400 La' James International College Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs IA $ 8,760 00849400 HoHoKus School of Trade and Technical Sciences Proprietary < 2 Yrs NJ $ 128,624 00849500 Jamestown Business College Proprietary 4 Yrs or More NY $ 176,046 00849800 William Edge Institute Proprietary < 2 Yrs TX $ 22,803 00853700 Concorde Career College Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs CA $ 408,778 00855200 Stevens ‐ The Institute of Business & Arts Proprietary 4 Yrs or More MO $ 72,501 00856800 Vet Tech Institute Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs PA $ 184,965 00864500 Empire Beauty Schools Proprietary < 2 Yrs NH $ 112,534 00865500 Genesis Career College Proprietary < 2 Yrs TN $ 206,305 00865800 O'Briens Aveda Institute Proprietary < 2 Yrs VT $ 40,269 00869400 Rasmussen College Proprietary 4 Yrs or More MN $ 4,335,506 00886400 Arizona Academy of Beauty Proprietary < 2 Yrs AZ $ 36,063 00887100 Concorde Career College Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs CO $ 817,773 00887800 Miami International University of Art & Design Proprietary 4 Yrs or More FL $ 980,984 00888700 Concorde Career College Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs OR $ 271,915 00890200 Columbia Central University Proprietary 4 Yrs or More PR $ 1,574,373 HEERF III Allocations for Proprietary Institutions under ARP section 314(a)(4) OPEID Institution Name School Type State Total Award 00894600 Port Huron Cosmetology College Proprietary < 2 Yrs MI $ 18,631 00895500 Salon Professional Academy (The) Proprietary < 2 Yrs PA $ 56,476 00895900 Clarksburg Beauty Academy & School of Massage Ther Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs WV $ 37,965 00902200 Associated Technical College Proprietary < 2 Yrs CA $ 235,969 00903200 Empire College Proprietary 4 Yrs or More CA $ 185,321 00904300 Elmira Business Institute Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs NY $ 125,276 00904700 Huntington Junior College of Business Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs WV $ 150,590 00907800 Capri Institute of Hair Design Proprietary < 2 Yrs NJ $ 76,708 00915700 WyoTech Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs WY $ 21,842 00927000 Art Institute of Atlanta (The) Proprietary 4 Yrs or More GA $ 970,510 00928300 Midway Paris Beauty School Proprietary < 2 Yrs NY $ 41,147 00928400 Brittany Beauty School ‐ Proprietary < 2 Yrs NY $ 177,129 00941200 Fortis College Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs OH $ 924,951 00941900 State College of Beauty Culture Proprietary < 2 Yrs WI $ 22,743 00944900 Pennco Tech Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs PA $ 243,269 00945900 Empire Beauty School Proprietary < 2 Yrs ME $ 597,237 00947500 Educators of Beauty College of Cosmetology Proprietary < 2 Yrs IL $ 30,477 00947900 St. Paul's School of Nursing Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs NY $ 342,211 00951500 J. Michael Harrold Beauty Academy Proprietary < 2 Yrs IN $ 37,311 00953000 Gerber Akron Beauty School Proprietary < 2 Yrs OH $ 38,980 00953100 Spa School (The) Proprietary 2 ‐ 3 Yrs OH $ 69,257 00953500 Staunton School of Cosmetology Proprietary < 2 Yrs VA $ 13,368 00953700 Asher Institute of Hampton
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