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Opeid College Name State 100200 ALABAMA a & M UNIVERSITY AL Opeid College Name State 100200 ALABAMA A & M UNIVERSITY AL 100300 FAULKNER UNIVERSITY AL 100400 UNIVERSITY OF MONTEVALLO AL 100500 ALABAMA STATE UNIVERSITY AL 100700 CENTRAL ALABAMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE AL 100800 ATHENS STATE UNIVERSITY AL 100900 AUBURN UNIVERSITY MAIN CAMPUS AL 101200 BIRMINGHAM SOUTHERN COLLEGE AL 101300 JOHN C CALHOUN STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE AL 101500 ENTERPRISE-OZARK COMMUNITY COLLEGE AL 101600 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH ALABAMA AL 101700 GADSDEN STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE AL 101800 GEORGE C WALLACE COMMUNITY COLLEGE-DOTHAN AL 101900 HUNTINGDON COLLEGE AL 102000 JACKSONVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY AL 102100 JEFFERSON DAVIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE AL 102200 JEFFERSON STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE AL 102300 JUDSON COLLEGE AL 102400 UNIVERSITY OF WEST ALABAMA AL 102600 MARION MILITARY INSTITUTE AL 102800 MILES COLLEGE AL 102900 UNIVERSITY OF MOBILE AL 103000 BISHOP STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE AL 103100 NORTHEAST ALABAMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE AL 103300 OAKWOOD COLLEGE AL 103400 ALABAMA SOUTHERN COMMUNITY COLLEGE AL 103600 SAMFORD UNIVERSITY AL 103800 SNEAD STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE AL 104000 SOUTHERN UNION STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE AL 104100 SPRING HILL COLLEGE AL 104400 STILLMAN COLLEGE AL 104600 TALLADEGA COLLEGE AL 104700 TROY STATE UNIVERSITY-MAIN CAMPUS AL 105000 TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY AL 105100 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AL 105200 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM AL 105500 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA IN HUNTSVILLE AL 001055A1 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA SYSTEM OFFICE AL 105700 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH ALABAMA AL 105900 LAWSON STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE AL 105901 Lawson State Community College-Bessemer Campus AL 106000 JAMES H FAULKNER STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE AL 106100 ALASKA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY AK 106200 SHELDON JACKSON COLLEGE AK 106300 UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA FAIRBANKS AK 001063A1 UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA SYSTEM OF HIGHER EDUCATION AK 106500 UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA SOUTHEAST AK 107000 THUNDERBIRD-THE AMERICAN GRAD SCH OF INTRNTL MGT AZ 107100 ARIZONA WESTERN 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