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Five Year Matriculation 2015 - 2019 Institutions with Three Or More Matriculants Are Listed in Bold Print Five Year Matriculation 2015 - 2019 Institutions with three or more matriculants are listed in bold print. The University of Akron Fordham University Principia College The University of Alabama Furman University Providence College Allegheny College Gannon University Purdue University American University The George Washington University Queen’s University Amherst College Georgetown University Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Babson College Georgia Institute of Technology Rhode Island School of Design Baldwin Wallace University University of Georgia Rhodes College Bard College Gettysburg College University of Richmond Barnard College University of Glasgow Roanoke College Bates College Grinnell College Robert Morris University Belmont University Hamilton College University of Rochester Berklee College of Music University of Hartford Rochester Institute of Technology Boston College Harvard College Rollins College Boston University Haverford College Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Bowdoin College Heidelberg University Royal Holloway, University of London Bowling Green State University High Point University Rutgers University Bradley University Hiram College Santa Clara University Brandeis University Hobart and William Smith Colleges Sarah Lawrence College Brown University College of the Holy Cross Savannah College of Art and Design Bucknell University University of Illinois-Chicago Sewanee: The University of the South Butler University University of Illinois Sierra Nevada College University of California, Berkeley Illinois Institute of Technology University of Southern California University of California, Irvine Imperial College London Southern Methodist University University of California, Los Angeles Indiana University University of St Andrews University of California, Riverside John Carroll University St. Lawrence University University of California, San Diego Johns Hopkins University Stanford University University of California, Santa Barbara Kent State University Stark State College of Technology University of California, Santa Cruz University of Kentucky Suffolk University University of Cambridge Kenyon College Susquehanna University Carleton College King’s College London Swarthmore College Carnegie Mellon University Lake Forest College Syracuse University Case Western Reserve University Lee University The University of Tampa Centre College Loras College Temple University Champlain College Loyola Marymount University Tennessee Technological University Chapman University Loyola University Chicago Texas A&M University College of Charleston Loyola University New Orleans Texas Christian University University of Chicago Lynn University University of Texas University of Cincinnati Macalester College University of Toronto The Citadel Marietta College Trinity College Claremont McKenna College Marist College Trinity University Clark University University of Mary Washington Tufts University Clemson University University of Maryland Tulane University Colby College Mass College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences United States Military Academy Colgate University Miami University United States Naval Academy University of Colorado University of Miami University College London Colorado College Michigan State University University of Utah Colorado School of Mines University of Michigan Vanderbilt University Columbia University Middlebury College University of Vermont Concordia University Minerva Schools at KGI Villanova University Connecticut College Mount Allison University Virginia Commonwealth University Cornell University Mount Holyoke College Virginia Tech D’Youville College The New School Viterbo University Davidson College New York University Walsh University University of Dayton The University of North Carolina University of Washington Denison University The University of North Carolina-Wilmington Washington and Jefferson College University of Denver U of North Carolina School of the Arts Washington University in St. Louis DePaul University Northeast Ohio Medical University Wellesley College DePauw University Northeastern University Wesleyan University University of Detroit Mercy Northwestern University West Liberty University Drew University Oberlin College Wheaton College Drexel University Occidental College College of William and Mary Duke University Ohio Northern University Williams College Eckerd College Ohio University University of Wisconsin University of Edinburgh The Ohio State University Wittenberg University Elon University Ohio Wesleyan University The College of Wooster Emerson University The University of Oklahoma Worcester Polytechnic Institute Emory University University of Oxford Wright State University Endicott College University of the Pacific University of Wyoming Florida Southern College Pennsylvania State University Xavier University University of Florida University of Pennsylvania Yonsei University University of Pittsburgh Pomona College .
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