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AZ Universities in the United States A-Z Universities in the United States sort by: rank a-z town oldest filter by: public private non-profit for-profit Rank University Town 1056 A.T. Still University Kirksville ... 498 Abilene Christian University Abilene 1436 Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College Tifton 470 Academy of Art University San Francisco 981 Adams State University Alamosa 413 Adelphi University Garden City 1486 Adler Graduate School Minnetonka 1231 Adler University Chicago ... 1125 Adrian College Adrian 1325 AdventHealth University Orlando 530 Agnes Scott College Decatur 1424 Air Force Institute of Technology Wright-Patterson AFB 947 Alabama A&M University Huntsville 874 Alabama State University Montgomery A-Z Universities in the United States sort by: rank a-z town oldest filter by: public private non-profit for-profit Rank University Town 1689 Alaska Bible College Palmer 1354 Alaska Pacific University Anchorage Albany College of Pharmacy and Health 1567 Albany Sciences 1336 Albany Law School Albany 863 Albany Medical College Albany 1200 Albany State University Albany 1432 Albertus Magnus College New Haven 644 Albion College Albion 964 Albright College Reading 1275 Alcorn State University Lorman 1422 Alderson Broaddus University Philippi 995 Alfred State College Alfred 597 Alfred University Alfred 1502 Alice Lloyd College Pippa Passes A-Z Universities in the United States sort by: rank a-z town oldest filter by: public private non-profit for-profit Rank University Town 781 Allegheny College Meadville 1676 Allen College Waterloo 1589 Allen University Columbia 827 Alliant International University San Diego ... 942 Alma College Alma 859 Alvernia University Reading 915 Alverno College Milwaukee 1576 Amberton University Garland 1712 American Baptist College Nashville 1645 American Film Institute Conservatory Los Angeles 1183 American International College Springfield 1201 American Jewish University Los Angeles ... 104 American University Washington 253 Amherst College Amherst 1395 Anderson University Anderson A-Z Universities in the United States sort by: rank a-z town oldest filter by: public private non-profit for-profit Rank University Town 921 Anderson University, Indiana Anderson ... 437 Andrews University Berrien Springs 576 Angelo State University San Angelo 1420 Anna Maria College Paxton 622 Antioch University Yellow Springs ... Un Antioch University Los Angeles Culver City Un Antioch University New England Keene Un Antioch University Santa Barbara Santa Barbara Un Antioch University Seattle Seattle 1665 Appalachian Bible College Mount Hope 1647 Appalachian College of Pharmacy Oakwood 201 Appalachian State University Boone 926 Aquinas College Grand Rapids 1648 Aquinas College, Tennessee Nashville 650 Arcadia University Glenside A-Z Universities in the United States sort by: rank a-z town oldest filter by: public private non-profit for-profit Rank University Town 1608 Arizona Christian University Phoenix 28 Arizona State University Tempe ... 1636 Arkansas Baptist College Little Rock 382 Arkansas State University Jonesboro 663 Arkansas Tech University Russellville 1728 Arlington Baptist University Arlington 1571 Art Academy of Cincinnati Cincinnati 429 ArtCenter College of Design Pasadena 1188 Asbury University Wilmore 561 Ashland University Ashland 703 Assumption College Worcester 1169 Athens State University Athens 1621 Atlanta Metropolitan State College Atlanta 122 Auburn University Auburn 786 Auburn University at Montgomery Montgomery A-Z Universities in the United States sort by: rank a-z town oldest filter by: public private non-profit for-profit Rank University Town 583 Augsburg University Minneapolis 403 Augusta University Augusta 605 Augustana College Rock Island 875 Augustana University Sioux Falls 862 Aurora University Aurora ... 908 Austin College Sherman 632 Austin Peay State University Clarksville 1110 Ave Maria University Ave Maria 1259 Averett University Danville ... 1058 Avila University Kansas City 449 Azusa Pacific University Azusa 256 Babson College Babson Park 1550 Bacone College Muskogee 771 Baker College Flint ... 851 Baker University Baldwin City A-Z Universities in the United States sort by: rank a-z town oldest filter by: public private non-profit for-profit Rank University Town 673 Baldwin Wallace University Berea 239 Ball State University Muncie 909 Bank Street College of Education New York City 1729 Baptist Bible College Springfield 1622 Baptist Memorial College of Health Sciences Memphis 1714 Baptist University of the Americas San Antonio 1561 Barclay College Haviland 205 Bard College Annandale-on-Hudson 1043 Bard College at Simon's Rock Great Barrington 322 Barnard College New York City 609 Barry University Miami ... 1309 Barton College Wilson 855 Baruch College, CUNY New York City 629 Bastyr University Kenmore 341 Bates College Lewiston A-Z Universities in the United States sort by: rank a-z town oldest filter by: public private non-profit for-profit Rank University Town 1186 Bay Path University Longmeadow 1405 Bay State College Boston ... 210 Baylor College of Medicine Houston 117 Baylor University Waco 1340 Beacon College Leesburg 1203 Becker College Worcester ... 871 Belhaven University Jackson 687 Bellarmine University Louisville 638 Bellevue College Bellevue 645 Bellevue University Bellevue ... 1731 Bellin College Green Bay 1195 Belmont Abbey College Belmont 505 Belmont University Nashville 496 Beloit College Beloit 843 Bemidji State University Bemidji A-Z Universities in the United States sort by: rank a-z town oldest filter by: public private non-profit for-profit Rank University Town 1221 Benedict College Columbia 1126 Benedictine College Atchison 752 Benedictine University Lisle 1619 Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology Boston 972 Bennett College Greensboro 690 Bennington College Bennington 340 Bentley University Waltham 548 Berea College Berea 929 Berkeley College New York City ... 192 Berklee College of Music Boston 665 Berry College Mount Berry 1289 Bethany College Bethany 1528 Bethany College, Kansas Lindsborg 1421 Bethany Lutheran College Mankato 1144 Bethel College North Newton A-Z Universities in the United States sort by: rank a-z town oldest filter by: public private non-profit for-profit Rank University Town 1161 Bethel University Mishawaka 1392 Bethel University Saint Paul ... 1504 Bethel University, Tennessee McKenzie 1751 Bethesda University Anaheim 969 Bethune-Cookman University Daytona Beach 1713 Beulah Heights University Atlanta Binghamton University, State University of 161 Vestal New York 334 Biola University La Mirada 1038 Birmingham-Southern College Birmingham 1306 Bismarck State College Bismarck 1054 Black Hills State University Spearfish 1403 Blackburn College Carlinville Blessing-Rieman College of Nursing and 1721 Quincy Health Sciences 1209 Bloomfield College Bloomfield A-Z Universities in the United States sort by: rank a-z town oldest filter by: public private non-profit for-profit Rank University Town 547 Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania Bloomsburg 1600 Blue Mountain College Blue Mountain 1389 Bluefield College Bluefield 1539 Bluefield State College Bluefield 541 Bluffton University Bluffton 770 Bob Jones University Greenville 1696 Boise Bible College Boise ... 217 Boise State University Boise 1658 Boricua College New York City 1009 Boston Architectural College Boston 101 Boston College Chestnut Hill 1531 Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis Brookline ... 38 Boston University Boston ... 285 Bowdoin College Brunswick 963 Bowie State University Bowie A-Z Universities in the United States sort by: rank a-z town oldest filter by: public private non-profit for-profit Rank University Town 172 Bowling Green State University Bowling Green ... 377 Bradley University Peoria 142 Brandeis University Waltham 920 Brandman University Irvine 1557 Brazosport College Lake Jackson 978 Brenau University Gainesville 1384 Brescia University Owensboro 1151 Brevard College Brevard 1613 Brewton-Parker College Mount Vernon 1255 Briar Cliff University Sioux City 943 Bridgewater College Bridgewater 463 Bridgewater State University Bridgewater 57 Brigham Young University Provo 821 Brigham Young University-Hawaii Laie 280 Brigham Young University-Idaho Rexburg A-Z Universities in the United States sort by: rank a-z town oldest filter by: public private non-profit for-profit Rank University Town 941 Brooklyn College Brooklyn 744 Brooklyn Law School Brooklyn 443 Broward College Fort Lauderdale 65 Brown University Providence 1187 Bryan College Dayton ... 1737 Bryan College of Health Sciences Lincoln 1176 Bryant and Stratton College Buffalo ... 624 Bryant University Smithfield 1653 Bryn Athyn College Bryn Athyn 241 Bryn Mawr College Bryn Mawr 232 Bucknell University Lewisburg 974 Buena Vista University Storm Lake 478 Buffalo State College Buffalo 1541 Bushnell University Eugene 398 Butler University Indianapolis A-Z Universities in the United States sort by: rank a-z town oldest filter by: public private non-profit for-profit Rank University Town Un Cabarrus College of Health Sciences Concord 1198 Cabrini University Radnor 1479 Cairn University Langhorne ... 1177 Caldwell University Caldwell 816 California Baptist University Riverside ... 560 California College of the Arts San Francisco ... 631 California Institute of Integral Studies San Francisco 46 California Institute of Technology Pasadena 1386 California Institute of the Arts Valencia 598 California Lutheran University Thousand Oaks California Polytechnic State University, San 138 San Luis Obispo Luis Obispo California State Polytechnic University,
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