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HEERF III Allocations for Public and Nonprofit Institutions Under ARP Section 314(A)(1) HEERF III Allocations for Public and Nonprofit Institutions under ARP section 314(a)(1) Minimum Amount Maximum Amount for Student Aid for Institutional Portion (CFDA Portion (CFDA OPEID Institution Name School Type State Total Award 84.425E Allocation) 84.425F Allocation) 00100200 Alabama Agricultural & Mechanical University Public 4 Yrs or More AL $ 25,393,391 $ 12,730,172 $ 12,663,219 00100300 Faulkner University Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More AL $ 7,362,979 $ 3,903,628 $ 3,459,351 00100400 University of Montevallo Public 4 Yrs or More AL $ 7,110,464 $ 3,555,232 $ 3,555,232 00100500 Alabama State University Public 4 Yrs or More AL $ 18,957,151 $ 9,490,815 $ 9,466,336 00100700 Central Alabama Community College Public 2 ‐ 3 Yrs AL $ 4,140,378 $ 2,101,322 $ 2,039,056 00100800 Athens State University Public 4 Yrs or More AL $ 3,685,222 $ 2,258,240 $ 1,426,982 00100900 Auburn University Public 4 Yrs or More AL $ 40,998,202 $ 20,533,551 $ 20,464,651 00101200 Birmingham‐Southern College Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More AL $ 2,713,567 $ 1,356,784 $ 1,356,783 00101300 Calhoun Community College Public 2 ‐ 3 Yrs AL $ 17,487,538 $ 9,034,858 $ 8,452,680 00101500 Enterprise State Community College Public 2 ‐ 3 Yrs AL $ 4,402,832 $ 2,247,259 $ 2,155,573 00101600 University of North Alabama Public 4 Yrs or More AL $ 14,899,214 $ 7,587,548 $ 7,311,666 00101700 Gadsden State Community College Public 2 ‐ 3 Yrs AL $ 13,210,256 $ 6,796,984 $ 6,413,272 00101800 George C. Wallace Community College Public 2 ‐ 3 Yrs AL $ 13,019,762 $ 6,608,544 $ 6,411,218 00101900 Huntingdon College Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More AL $ 3,469,368 $ 1,734,684 $ 1,734,684 00102000 Jacksonville State University Public 4 Yrs or More AL $ 18,166,809 $ 9,271,784 $ 8,895,025 00102200 Jefferson State Community College Public 2 ‐ 3 Yrs AL $ 15,479,773 $ 7,924,960 $ 7,554,813 00102300 Judson College Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More AL $ 1,056,290 $ 548,745 $ 507,545 00102400 University of West Alabama Public 4 Yrs or More AL $ 6,442,634 $ 3,433,646 $ 3,008,988 00102600 Marion Military Institute Public 2 ‐ 3 Yrs AL $ 1,316,884 $ 658,442 $ 658,442 00102800 Miles College Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More AL $ 9,309,538 $ 4,678,050 $ 4,631,488 00102900 University of Mobile Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More AL $ 3,875,572 $ 1,959,704 $ 1,915,868 00103000 Bishop State Community College Public 2 ‐ 3 Yrs AL $ 10,583,662 $ 5,305,542 $ 5,278,120 00103100 Northeast Alabama Community College Public 2 ‐ 3 Yrs AL $ 6,899,146 $ 3,563,533 $ 3,335,613 00103300 Oakwood University Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More AL $ 5,073,215 $ 2,560,653 $ 2,512,562 00103600 Samford University Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More AL $ 6,142,422 $ 3,073,361 $ 3,069,061 00103800 Snead State Community College Public 2 ‐ 3 Yrs AL $ 4,673,860 $ 2,499,098 $ 2,174,762 00104000 Southern Union State Community College Public 2 ‐ 3 Yrs AL $ 11,329,171 $ 5,700,310 $ 5,628,861 00104100 Spring Hill College Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More AL $ 3,591,620 $ 1,796,265 $ 1,795,355 00104400 Stillman College Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More AL $ 3,860,086 $ 1,961,911 $ 1,898,175 00104600 Talladega College Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More AL $ 6,067,194 $ 3,074,542 $ 2,992,652 00104700 Troy University Public 4 Yrs or More AL $ 27,784,569 $ 14,921,189 $ 12,863,380 00105000 Tuskegee University Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More AL $ 10,713,680 $ 5,356,840 $ 5,356,840 00105100 University of Alabama Public 4 Yrs or More AL $ 54,903,000 $ 27,742,189 $ 27,160,811 HEERF III Allocations for Public and Nonprofit Institutions under ARP section 314(a)(1) Minimum Amount Maximum Amount for Student Aid for Institutional Portion (CFDA Portion (CFDA OPEID Institution Name School Type State Total Award 84.425E Allocation) 84.425F Allocation) 00105200 University of Alabama at Birmingham Public 4 Yrs or More AL $ 35,738,916 $ 18,350,388 $ 17,388,528 00105500 University of Alabama in Huntsville Public 4 Yrs or More AL $ 16,751,894 $ 8,408,518 $ 8,343,376 00105700 University of South Alabama Public 4 Yrs or More AL $ 31,981,003 $ 16,058,794 $ 15,922,209 00105900 Lawson State Community College Public 2 ‐ 3 Yrs AL $ 12,746,110 $ 6,456,051 $ 6,290,059 00106000 Coastal Alabama Community College Public 2 ‐ 3 Yrs AL $ 16,403,866 $ 8,335,624 $ 8,068,242 00106100 Alaska Pacific University Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More AK $ 836,268 $ 430,350 $ 405,918 00106300 University of Alaska Fairbanks Public 4 Yrs or More AK $ 7,907,888 $ 4,200,425 $ 3,707,463 00106500 University of Alaska Southeast Public 4 Yrs or More AK $ 1,835,642 $ 984,140 $ 851,502 00107100 Arizona Western College Public 2 ‐ 3 Yrs AZ $ 16,504,583 $ 8,548,301 $ 7,956,282 00107200 Cochise College Public 2 ‐ 3 Yrs AZ $ 9,568,797 $ 4,977,476 $ 4,591,321 00107300 Eastern Arizona College Public 2 ‐ 3 Yrs AZ $ 8,306,984 $ 4,175,514 $ 4,131,470 00107600 Glendale Community College Public 2 ‐ 3 Yrs AZ $ 33,424,136 $ 16,919,671 $ 16,504,465 00107700 Mesa Community College Public 2 ‐ 3 Yrs AZ $ 31,155,467 $ 15,919,343 $ 15,236,124 00107800 Phoenix College Public 2 ‐ 3 Yrs AZ $ 20,552,476 $ 10,518,649 $ 10,033,827 00107900 Yavapai College Public 2 ‐ 3 Yrs AZ $ 10,689,335 $ 5,501,143 $ 5,188,192 00108100 Arizona State University Public 4 Yrs or More AZ $ 191,373,341 $ 102,280,736 $ 89,092,605 00108200 Northern Arizona University Public 4 Yrs or More AZ $ 66,183,680 $ 33,993,200 $ 32,190,480 00108300 University of Arizona (The) Public 4 Yrs or More AZ $ 83,541,350 $ 42,249,127 $ 41,292,223 00108500 University of Arkansas at Monticello Public 4 Yrs or More AR $ 10,030,939 $ 5,090,432 $ 4,940,507 00108600 University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff Public 4 Yrs or More AR $ 11,736,549 $ 5,898,105 $ 5,838,444 00108700 Arkansas Baptist College Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More AR $ 2,594,430 $ 1,297,215 $ 1,297,215 00108800 Lyon College Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More AR $ 1,926,545 $ 963,273 $ 963,272 00108900 Arkansas Tech University Public 4 Yrs or More AR $ 22,603,518 $ 11,702,936 $ 10,900,582 00109000 Arkansas State University Public 4 Yrs or More AR $ 26,978,489 $ 13,742,404 $ 13,236,085 00109100 Arkansas State University ‐ Beebe Public 2 ‐ 3 Yrs AR $ 7,790,787 $ 3,976,683 $ 3,814,104 00109200 University of Central Arkansas Public 4 Yrs or More AR $ 26,933,734 $ 13,544,120 $ 13,389,614 00109300 Central Baptist College Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More AR $ 2,431,780 $ 1,225,505 $ 1,206,275 00109400 University of the Ozarks Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More AR $ 2,779,006 $ 1,389,504 $ 1,389,502 00109500 Crowley's Ridge College Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More AR $ 727,405 $ 363,703 $ 363,702 00109700 Harding University Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More AR $ 8,508,411 $ 4,257,823 $ 4,250,588 00109800 Henderson State University Public 4 Yrs or More AR $ 10,385,073 $ 5,225,675 $ 5,159,398 00109900 Hendrix College Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More AR $ 3,044,692 $ 1,522,346 $ 1,522,346 00110000 John Brown University Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More AR $ 3,872,730 $ 1,968,792 $ 1,903,938 HEERF III Allocations for Public and Nonprofit Institutions under ARP section 314(a)(1) Minimum Amount Maximum Amount for Student Aid for Institutional Portion (CFDA Portion (CFDA OPEID Institution Name School Type State Total Award 84.425E Allocation) 84.425F Allocation) 00110100 University of Arkansas at Little Rock Public 4 Yrs or More AR $ 18,754,584 $ 9,766,800 $ 8,987,784 00110200 Ouachita Baptist University Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More AR $ 3,797,194 $ 1,903,176 $ 1,894,018 00110300 Philander Smith College Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More AR $ 5,890,757 $ 2,952,693 $ 2,938,064 00110400 Phillips Community College of the University of Arkans Public 2 ‐ 3 Yrs AR $ 3,575,324 $ 1,802,459 $ 1,772,865 00110500 Shorter College Private Non‐Profit 2 ‐ 3 Yrs AR $ 4,901,289 $ 2,450,645 $ 2,450,644 00110600 Williams Baptist University Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More AR $ 1,487,746 $ 744,529 $ 743,217 00110700 Southern Arkansas University Public 4 Yrs or More AR $ 11,342,695 $ 5,770,108 $ 5,572,587 00110800 University of Arkansas Public 4 Yrs or More AR $ 42,348,669 $ 21,278,711 $ 21,069,958 00110900 University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Public 4 Yrs or More AR $ 2,432,580 $ 1,253,545 $ 1,179,035 00111000 University of Arkansas at Fort Smith Public 4 Yrs or More AR $ 17,054,270 $ 8,682,401 $ 8,371,869 00111100 Allan Hancock College Public 2 ‐ 3 Yrs CA $ 15,886,332 $ 8,053,990 $ 7,832,342 00111300 Antelope Valley College Public 4 Yrs or More CA $ 37,959,098 $ 19,118,368 $ 18,840,730 00111600 Art Center College of Design Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More CA $ 6,131,389 $ 3,065,695 $ 3,065,694 00111700 Azusa Pacific University Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More CA $ 17,068,247 $ 8,581,618 $ 8,486,629 00111800 Bakersfield College Public 4 Yrs or More CA $ 49,464,774 $ 25,123,138 $ 24,341,636 00111900 Barstow Community College Public 2 ‐ 3 Yrs CA $ 6,116,016 $ 3,452,852 $ 2,663,164 00112000 Berkeley School of Theology Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More CA $ 27,460 $ 13,731 $ 13,729 00112200 Biola University Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More CA $ 10,534,968 $ 5,297,833 $ 5,237,135 00112400 Cabrillo College Public 2 ‐ 3 Yrs CA $ 15,698,334 $ 7,944,354 $ 7,753,980 00112500 California Baptist University Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More CA $ 24,191,743 $ 12,520,507 $ 11,671,236 00112700 California College of the Arts Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More CA $ 3,533,372 $ 1,766,686 $ 1,766,686 00113100 California Institute of Technology Private Non‐Profit 4 Yrs or More CA $ 2,273,581 $ 1,136,791 $ 1,136,790 00113200 California Institute of the Arts Private
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