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HACU 2019-20 Emerging Hispanic-Serving Institutions % Hisp HACU 2019-20 Emerging Hispanic-Serving Institutions % Hisp. Name City State Sect. UG FTE UG Hisp. HC Alabama 1 Snead State Community College Boaz AL 2 Pub 16.7 340 Arkansas 3 Ecclesia College Springdale AR 4 Priv 22.2 43 NorthWest Arkansas Community College Bentonville AR 2 Pub 24.0 1,895 Southeast Arkansas College Pine Bluff AR 2 Pub 15.2 187 Arizona 10 Arizona Christian University Glendale AZ 4 Priv 24.4 206 Arizona State University-Polytechnic Mesa AZ 4 Pub 24.0 1,118 Arizona State University-Skysong Scottsdale AZ 4 Pub 20.8 7,141 Arizona State University-Tempe Tempe AZ 4 Pub 22.5 10,002 Coconino Community College Flagstaff AZ 2 Pub 20.2 725 CollegeAmerica-Flagstaff Flagstaff AZ 2 Priv 16.7 6 Eastern Arizona College Thatcher AZ 2 Pub 22.3 1,249 Mohave Community College Kingman AZ 2 Pub 24.4 1,087 Scottsdale Community College Scottsdale AZ 2 Pub 22.3 1,831 Yavapai College Prescott AZ 2 Pub 18.9 1,338 California 46 Antioch University-Los Angeles Culver City CA 4 Priv 16.3 33 Biola University La Mirada CA 4 Priv 20.5 840 Brandman University Irvine CA 4 Priv 19.2 1,139 California Institute of Integral Studies San Francisco CA 4 Priv 17.4 12 California Institute of Technology Pasadena CA 4 Priv 17.2 161 California Polytechnic State University-San San Luis Luis Obispo Obispo CA 4 Pub 17.5 3,595 California State University Maritime Academy Vallejo CA 4 Pub 22.1 204 Chapman University Orange CA 4 Priv 15.9 1,180 Claremont McKenna College Claremont CA 4 Priv 15.3 205 College of the Redwoods Eureka CA 2 Pub 21.7 1,000 College of the Siskiyous Weed CA 2 Pub 20.4 330 Columbia College Sonora CA 2 Pub 20.5 532 Columbia College Hollywood Tarzana CA 4 Priv 23.2 204 Community Christian College Redlands CA 2 Priv 16.4 36 Folsom Lake College Folsom CA 2 Pub 20.4 1,846 Golden Gate University-San Francisco San Francisco CA 4 Priv 21.4 109 Harvey Mudd College Claremont CA 4 Priv 19.5 176 Irvine Valley College Irvine CA 2 Pub 22.9 3,057 Laguna College of Art and Design Laguna Beach CA 4 Priv 21.5 169 Laney College Oakland CA 2 Pub 23.0 2,593 Loyola Marymount University Los Angeles CA 4 Priv 22.7 1,541 Ohlone College Fremont CA 2 Pub 24.8 2,218 Otis College of Art and Design Los Angeles CA 4 Priv 16.4 184 Palo Alto University Palo Alto CA 4 Priv 18.0 12 Point Loma Nazarene University San Diego CA 4 Priv 23.8 840 Pomona College Claremont CA 4 Priv 17.4 282 Samuel Merritt University Oakland CA 4 Priv 21.3 156 San Francisco Art Institute San Francisco CA 4 Priv 15.3 33 Santa Clara University Santa Clara CA 4 Priv 18.0 1,022 Shasta College Redding CA 4 Pub 18.3 1,716 Simpson University Redding CA 4 Priv 23.8 154 Southern California Seminary El Cajon CA 4 Priv 18.3 8 Stanford University Stanford CA 4 Priv 16.5 1,156 Teachers College of San Joaquin Stockton CA 4 Pub 23.6 139 The Chicago School of Professional Psychology at Los Angeles Los Angeles CA 4 Priv 23.0 36 Thomas Aquinas College Santa Paula CA 4 Priv 15.7 69 University of California-Berkeley Berkeley CA 4 Pub 15.8 5,043 University of California-Davis Davis CA 4 Pub 23.2 7,182 University of California-Los Angeles Los Angeles CA 4 Pub 22.5 7,062 University of California-San Diego La Jolla CA 4 Pub 21.9 6,714 University of San Diego San Diego CA 4 Priv 20.8 1,232 University of San Francisco San Francisco CA 4 Priv 21.5 1,411 University of Southern California Los Angeles CA 4 Priv 15.5 3,124 University of the Pacific Stockton CA 4 Priv 20.9 760 Westmont College Santa Barbara CA 4 Priv 19.7 259 William Jessup University Rocklin CA 4 Priv 19.8 254 Colorado 12 CollegeAmerica-Fort Collins Fort Collins CO 4 Priv 23.5 20 Colorado Mesa University Grand Junction CO 4 Pub 21.2 1,959 Colorado Northwestern Community College Rangely CO 2 Pub 16.7 159 Front Range Community College Westminster CO 4 Pub 22.8 4,399 Johnson & Wales University-Denver Denver CO 4 Priv 23.0 205 Northeastern Junior College Sterling CO 2 Pub 19.0 248 Colorado Pikes Peak Community College Springs CO 4 Pub 20.3 2,797 Red Rocks Community College Lakewood CO 4 Pub 20.3 1,419 Regis University Denver CO 4 Priv 24.7 781 Colorado University of Colorado Colorado Springs Springs CO 4 Pub 19.1 2,035 University of Northern Colorado Greeley CO 4 Pub 23.5 2,290 Western Colorado University Gunnison CO 4 Pub 15.4 571 Connecticut 12 Albertus Magnus College New Haven CT 4 Priv 20.2 219 Asnuntuck Community College Enfield CT 2 Pub 15.6 268 Central Connecticut State University New Britain CT 4 Pub 16.1 1,452 Goodwin College East Hartford CT 4 Priv 22.3 705 Manchester Community College Manchester CT 2 Pub 22.2 1,199 Middlesex Community College Middletown CT 2 Pub 20.8 494 Mitchell College New London CT 4 Priv 17.2 109 Three Rivers Community College Norwich CT 2 Pub 17.3 565 University of Connecticut-Avery Point Groton CT 4 Pub 16.5 89 University of Connecticut-Hartford Campus Hartford CT 4 Pub 17.3 269 University of Connecticut-Waterbury Campus Waterbury CT 4 Pub 19.6 156 Western Connecticut State University Danbury CT 4 Pub 21.3 1,054 Florida 33 Fort City College-Fort Lauderdale Lauderdale FL 4 Priv 17.0 45 City College-Hollywood Hollywood FL 2 Priv 15.2 31 Daytona State College Daytona Beach FL 4 Pub 18.0 2,333 Eastern Florida State College Cocoa FL 4 Pub 15.4 2,339 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University- Worldwide Daytona Beach FL 4 Priv 16.1 1,672 Everglades University Boca Raton FL 4 Priv 22.3 392 Florida Gulf Coast University Fort Myers FL 4 Pub 22.3 3,128 Florida Polytechnic University Lakeland FL 4 Pub 20.5 265 Florida State University Tallahassee FL 4 Pub 21.7 7,150 Herzing University-Winter Park Winter Park FL 4 Priv 23.6 143 Johnson University Florida Kissimmee FL 4 Priv 20.5 37 Lake-Sumter State College Leesburg FL 4 Pub 22.9 1,102 Lynn University Boca Raton FL 4 Priv 18.2 445 New College of Florida Sarasota FL 4 Pub 17.9 126 West Palm Palm Beach Atlantic University Beach FL 4 Priv 15.2 436 New Port Pasco-Hernando State College Richey FL 4 Pub 22.3 2,570 Ringling College of Art and Design Sarasota FL 4 Priv 15.2 252 Rollins College Winter Park FL 4 Priv 20.0 527 Saint John Vianney College Seminary Miami FL 4 Priv 23.9 11 Saint Leo University Saint Leo FL 4 Priv 15.2 1,144 Santa Fe College Gainesville FL 4 Pub 19.6 2,859 Southeastern University Lakeland FL 4 Priv 22.0 1,957 St Petersburg College Clearwater FL 4 Pub 15.8 4,555 State College of Florida-Manatee-Sarasota Bradenton FL 4 Pub 19.8 2,016 Stetson University DeLand FL 4 Priv 18.3 580 Sunstate Academy-Jones Technical Institute Jacksonville FL 2 Priv 15.0 48 Trinity College of Florida Trinity FL 4 Priv 19.0 41 University of Florida Gainesville FL 4 Pub 22.4 7,999 University of Florida-Online Gainesville FL 4 Pub 23.6 844 University of Miami Coral Gables FL 4 Priv 21.6 2,525 University of South Florida-Main Campus Tampa FL 4 Pub 21.0 7,024 University of South Florida-Sarasota- Manatee Sarasota FL 4 Pub 18.2 381 University of South Florida-St Petersburg St. Petersburg FL 4 Pub 18.2 705 Georgia 7 Altierus Career College-Norcross Norcross GA 2 Priv 20.3 108 Georgia Gwinnett College Lawrenceville GA 4 Pub 23.1 2,890 Georgia Highlands College Rome GA 4 Pub 15.4 922 Georgia Northwestern Technical College Rome GA 2 Pub 16.9 1,138 Gwinnett Technical College Lawrenceville GA 2 Pub 18.0 1,680 Lanier Technical College Gainesville GA 2 Pub 21.2 1,014 Life University Marietta GA 4 Priv 21.1 183 Hawaii 8 Hawaii Community College Hilo HI 2 Pub 19.2 491 Hawaii Pacific University Honolulu HI 4 Priv 16.1 615 Kauai Community College Lihue HI 2 Pub 15.2 208 Leeward Community College Pearl City HI 2 Pub 16.9 1,055 Pacific Rim Christian University Honolulu HI 4 Priv 22.9 24 University of Hawaii at Hilo Hilo HI 4 Pub 15.8 439 University of Hawaii Maui College Kahului HI 4 Pub 15.5 470 Windward Community College Kaneohe HI 2 Pub 17.6 433 Iowa 3 Briar Cliff University Sioux City IA 4 Priv 19.0 154 Marshalltown Community College Marshalltown IA 2 Pub 17.5 299 Western Iowa Tech Community College Sioux City IA 2 Pub 18.4 1,067 Idaho 3 College of Southern Idaho Twin Falls ID 4 Pub 24.9 1,752 College of Western Idaho Nampa ID 2 Pub 18.7 1,931 Stevens-Henager College Boise ID 4 Priv 17.8 32 Illinois 26 Benedictine University Lisle IL 4 Priv 18.4 450 Black Hawk College Moline IL 2 Pub 15.3 693 City Colleges of Chicago-Olive-Harvey College Chicago IL 2 Pub 24.0 534 Columbia College Chicago Chicago IL 4 Priv 19.1 1,276 DePaul University Chicago IL 4 Priv 19.3 2,770 East-West University Chicago IL 4 Priv 15.9 71 Elmhurst College Elmhurst IL 4 Priv 24.7 701 Governors State University University Park IL 4 Pub 15.3 488 Illinois Institute of Technology Chicago IL 4 Priv 17.2 528 Illinois Valley Community College Oglesby IL 2 Pub 15.8 448 Judson University Elgin IL 4 Priv 22.1 230 Kankakee Community College Kankakee IL 2 Pub 17.7 488 Kishwaukee College Malta IL 2 Pub 22.5 700 Lewis University Romeoville IL 4 Priv 22.2 951 Loyola University Chicago Chicago IL 4 Priv 16.6 2,052 MacCormac College Chicago IL 2 Priv 24.2 64 McHenry County College Crystal Lake IL 2 Pub 24.2 1,921 North Central College Naperville IL 4 Priv 15.5 403 Northern Illinois University Dekalb IL 4 Pub 19.3 2,337 Oakton Community College Des Plaines IL 2 Pub 19.0 1,572 Chicago Prairie State College Heights IL 2 Pub 21.5 852 Resurrection University Chicago IL 4 Priv 24.1 176 Rock Valley College Rockford IL 2 Pub 21.9 1,351 Rockford University Rockford IL 4 Priv 19.1 192 South Suburban College South Holland IL 2 Pub 22.2 853 University of St Francis Joliet IL 4 Priv 22.8 382 Indiana 4 Goshen College Goshen IN 4 Priv 23.5 191 Holy Cross College Notre Dame IN 4
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