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Mmiissssiissssiippppii Aaccccrreeddiitteedd MMMIIISSSSSSIIISSSSSSIIIPPPPPPIII AAACCCCCCRRREEEDDDIIITTTEEEDDD HHHIIIGGGHHHEEERRR EEEDDDUUUCCCAAATTTIIIOOONNN IIINNNSSSTTTIIITTTUUUTTTIIIOOONNNSSS TTTOOOTTTAAALLL HHHEEEAAADDDCCCOOOUUUNNNTTT EEENNNRRROOOLLLLLLMMMEEENNNTTT RRREEEPPPOOORRRTTT FFFAAALLLLLL 222000000777 FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS STATE-SUPPORTED ENROLLMENT Alcorn State University, Lorman......................................................................................................................... 3,668 Delta State University, Cleveland ....................................................................................................................... 4,091 Jackson State University, Jackson ...................................................................................................................... 8,698 Mississippi State University, Starkville ............................................................................................................. 17,039 Mississippi University for Women, Columbus...................................................................................................... 2,379 Mississippi Valley State University, Itta Bena...................................................................................................... 3,009 University of Mississippi, Oxford*.................................................................................................................... 17,323 University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg................................................................................................ 14,592 Total Four-Year State-Supported .....................................................................................................70,799 *Enrollment for The University of Mississippi, Oxford also includes enrollment numbers for The University Med Center. INDEPENDENT NON-PROFIT Belhaven College, Jackson................................................................................................................................. 2,485 Blue Mountain College, Blue Mountain.................................................................................................................. 457 Magnolia Bible College, Kosciusko.......................................................................................................................... 35 Millsaps College, Jackson. ................................................................................................................................. 1,151 Mississippi College, Clinton............................................................................................................................... 4,038 Rust College, Holly Springs. ................................................................................................................................. 979 Tougaloo College, Jackson ................................................................................................................................... 856 William Carey College, Hattiesburg. ................................................................................................................... 2,696 Total Four-Year Independent Non-Profit ..........................................................................................12,697 SECTARIAN Reformed Theological Seminary, Jackson.............................................................................................................. 200 Southeastern Baptist College, Laurel ...................................................................................................................... 83 Wesley Biblical Seminary, Jackson ........................................................................................................................ 144 Wesley College, Florence ................................................................................................................................... 142 Total Four-Year Sectarian ......................................................................................................................569 TOTAL FOUR-YEAR INSTITUTIONS..................................................................................................................84,065 TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS Vocational Academic/Technical STATE-SUPORTED Enrollment Enrollment Coahoma Community College, Clarksdale .........................................................321 ........................................... 1,823 Copiah-Lincoln Community College, Wesson.....................................................242 ........................................... 2,919 East Central Community College, Decatur .........................................................118 ........................................... 2,110 East Mississippi Community College, Scooba....................................................139 ........................................... 3,871 Hinds Community College, Raymond................................................................813 ........................................... 9,012 Holmes Community College, Goodman .............................................................136 ........................................... 4,972 Itawamba Community College, Fulton...............................................................103 ........................................... 5,761 Jones County Community College, Ellisville.......................................................210 ........................................... 4,349 Meridian Community College, Meridian.............................................................213 ........................................... 3,323 Mississippi Delta Community College, Moorhead ..............................................192 ........................................... 2,696 Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, Perkinston ......................................572 ........................................... 8,286 Northeast Mississippi Community College, Booneville.......................................139 ........................................... 3,203 Northwest Mississippi Community College, Senatobia .......................................260 ........................................... 6,176 Pearl River Community College, Poplarville.......................................................137 ........................................... 3,780 Southwest Mississippi Community College, Summit....................................... 181 ...................................... 1,662 Total Two-Year State-Supported....................................................3,776 .........................................63,943 TOTAL TWO-YEAR INSTITUTIONS (Academic/Technical Enrollment)..................................................................67,719 GRAND TOTAL ALL INSTITUTIONS ................................................................................................................151,784 Sources: Compiled by the Office of Research and Planning, Board of Trustees of State Institutions of Higher Learning, September 2008, using system data from Institutions of Higher Learning, State Board for Community and Junior Colleges, Mississippi Association for Independent Colleges and other individual campus representatives. 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Harold Fisher, Executive Director MAIC Mississippi Association of Independent Colleges Post Office Box 2933 Ridgeland, MS 39158-2933 Phone: (601) 206-5360 TWO-YEAR STATE-SUPPORTED INSTITUTIONS Dr. Eric Clark, Executive Director State Board for Community and Junior Colleges 3825 Ridgewood Road Jackson, Mississippi 39211 Phone: (601) 432-6518 ~PURPOSE~ In 1921, the founding purpose of the Mississippi Association of Colleges was to provide opportunities for all sectors and levels of higher education to meet together, to share concerns, and to discuss goals and issues. MMIISSSSIISSSSIIPPPPII AASSSSOOCCIIAA TTIIOONN OOFF CCOOLLLLEEGGEESS FFaallll 22000077 EEnnrroo llllmmeenntt RReeppoorrtt 75th Annual Junior/Senior College Conference Mississippi Association of Colleges and Universities Delta State University - Cleveland, Mississippi September 28 – 30, 2008 .
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