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Electronic Original Web Original Web Renewal Electronic Web Web School Code School Name Original Original Renewal INVALID SCHOOL CODE 0 154 0 000000 INVALID SCHOOL CODE 2 41 15 001002 ALABAMA AGRCLTL & MECHL UNIV 2 3,137 3,398 001003 FAULKNER UNIVERSITY 5 1,490 1,813 001004 UNIVERSITY OF MONTEVALLO 0 900 1,047 001005 ALABAMA STATE UNIVERSITY 6 3,660 3,880 001007 CENTRAL ALABAMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE 0 1,076 559 001008 ATHENS STATE UNIVERSITY 0 658 1,357 001009 AUBURN UNIVERSITY 2 6,458 8,158 001012 BIRMINGHAM SOUTHERN COLLEGE 0 696 493 001013 CALHOUN COMMUNITY COLLEGE 0 2,755 2,383 001015 ENTERPRISE-OZARK COMMUNITY COLLEGE 0 661 544 001016 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH ALABAMA 0 1,674 2,133 001017 GADSDEN STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 0 1,851 1,131 001018 GEORGE C WALLACE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1 1,427 986 001019 HUNTINGDON COLLEGE 1 505 375 001020 JACKSONVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY 0 2,983 3,749 001021 JEFFERSON DAVIS COMMUNITY COLLEGE 0 550 511 001022 JEFFERSON STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 0 2,403 1,730 001023 JUDSON COLLEGE 0 158 162 001024 UNIVERSITY OF WEST ALABAMA 1 935 1,212 001026 MARION MILITARY INSTITUTE 0 108 35 001028 MILES COLLEGE 1 1,428 740 001029 UNIVERSITY OF MOBILE 0 1,089 1,298 001030 BISHOP STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 3 2,590 2,131 001031 NORTHEAST ALABAMA STATE CMNTY COLG 0 606 500 001032 NORTHWEST-SHOALS C.C.-PHIL CAMPBELL 0 121 22 001033 OAKWOOD COLLEGE 1 833 884 001034 ALABAMA SOUTHERN COMMUNITY COLLEGE 0 674 414 001036 SAMFORD UNIVERSITY 2 2,117 2,468 001038 SNEAD STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 0 798 481 001040 SOUTHERN UNION STATE COMMUNITY CLG 2 1,522 1,262 001041 SPRING HILL COLLEGE 0 774 684 001044 STILLMAN COLLEGE 1 806 739 001046 TALLADEGA COLLEGE 0 203 213 001047 TROY STATE UNIVERSITY 1 5,241 6,448 001048 TROY STATE UNIVERSITY DOTHAN 1 651 966 001049 TROY STATE UNIVERSITY, MONTGOMERY 3 1,963 2,392 001050 TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY 5 1,739 1,669 001051 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA (THE) 1 6,268 8,205 001052 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM 2 5,539 7,127 001055 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA IN HUNTSVILLE 3 2,362 2,866 001057 UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH ALABAMA 2 4,745 6,781 001058 BEVILL STATE CMTY CLG-WALKER CLG 0 304 291 001059 LAWSON STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2 1,266 964 001060 FAULKNER STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1 1,416 1,125 001061 ALASKA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY 0 420 322 001062 SHELDON JACKSON COLLEGE 0 97 78 001063 UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA FAIRBANKS 0 1,753 1,749 001065 UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA SOUTHEAST 0 529 451 001071 ARIZONA WESTERN COLLEGE 2 1,901 1,264 001072 COCHISE COLLEGE 1 1,319 1,161 001073 EASTERN ARIZONA COLLEGE 1 776 420 001074 GRAND CANYON UNIVERSITY 6 3,050 1,611 001076 GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 4 5,227 3,844 001077 MESA COMMUNITY COLLEGE 3 6,844 5,930 001078 PHOENIX COLLEGE 3 4,356 2,808 001079 YAVAPAI COLLEGE 2 1,518 814 001081 ARIZONA STATE UNIV (ALL CAMPUSES) 8 20,245 24,416 001082 NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY 1 7,564 8,954 001083 UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA 4 12,948 14,144 001085 UNIV ARKANSAS MONTICELLO 0 1,502 1,073 001086 UNIV OF ARKANSAS AT PINE BLUFF 16 1,595 1,479 001087 ARKANSAS BAPTIST COLLEGE 0 170 165 001088 LYON COLLEGE 0 354 259 001089 ARKANSAS TECH UNIVERSITY 0 2,482 2,085 001090 ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY 0 5,068 4,933 001091 ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY - BEEBE 0 1,356 794 001092 UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL ARKANSAS 0 4,219 4,676 001093 CENTRAL BAPTIST COLLEGE 0 180 160 001094 UNIVERSITY OF THE OZARKS 0 334 261 001095 CROWLEYS RIDGE COLLEGE 0 84 45 001097 HARDING UNIVERSITY 1 1,760 2,064 001098 HENDERSON STATE UNIVERSITY 0 1,544 1,533 001099 HENDRIX COLLEGE 0 662 462 001100 JOHN BROWN UNIVERSITY 0 889 987 001101 UNIV ARKANSAS LITTLE ROCK 0 4,448 6,078 001102 OUACHITA BAPTIST UNIVERSITY 0 694 633 001103 PHILANDER SMITH COLLEGE 0 595 629 001104 PHILLIPS COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE 0 829 405 001106 WILLIAMS BAPTIST COLLEGE 0 334 358 001107 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY 0 1,113 1,016 001108 UNIV ARKANSAS FAYETTEVILLE 0 5,012 6,052 001109 UNIV OF ARKANSAS FOR MEDCL SCIENCES 0 488 909 001110 UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS-FORT SMITH 0 2,586 1,796 001111 ALLAN HANCOCK COLLEGE 0 1,369 1,035 001113 ANTELOPE VALLEY COLLEGE 0 1,933 1,768 001116 ART CENTER COLLEGE OF DESIGN 1 857 1,227 001117 AZUSA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY 1 4,215 4,966 001118 BAKERSFIELD COLLEGE 1 3,195 2,447 001119 BARSTOW COMMUNITY COLLEGE 0 1,082 654 001121 BETHANY COLLEGE 0 394 348 001122 BIOLA UNIVERSITY 0 2,717 2,785 001123 BROOKS INSTITUTE OF PHOTOGRAPHY 555 1,431 1,104 001124 CABRILLO COLLEGE 0 1,677 1,482 001125 CALIFORNIA BAPTIST UNIVERSITY 0 1,700 1,856 001127 CALIFORNIA COLLEGE OF THE ARTS 1 1,023 960 001131 CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 0 1,522 655 001132 CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF THE ARTS 0 1,178 992 001133 CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY 0 1,484 1,398 001134 CALIFORNIA MARITIME ACADEMY 0 256 232 001137 CALIF STATE UNIV-FULLERTON 4 14,281 12,185 001138 CALIF STATE UNIV-HAYWARD 2 4,656 5,335 001139 CALIF STATE UNIV-LONG BEACH 6 18,658 16,042 001140 CALIF STATE UNIV-LOS ANGELES 2 9,194 10,674 001141 CALIF STATE UNIV, DOMINGUEZ HILLS 4 5,544 6,459 001142 CALIF STATE UNIV SAN BERNARDINO 0 6,373 9,494 001143 CAL POLY STATE UNIVERSITY 2 11,069 7,702 001144 CALIF STATE POLYTECHNIC UNIV POMONA 2 7,824 8,849 001146 CALIF STATE UNIV - CHICO 1 6,668 6,781 001147 CALIF STATE UNIV - FRESNO 1 8,118 9,352 001149 HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY 0 3,668 4,028 001150 CALIF STATE UNIV-SACRAMENTO 3 10,272 12,061 001151 SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY 1 19,308 17,604 001153 CALIF STATE UNIV-NORTHRIDGE 6 10,417 14,471 001154 SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY 3 13,329 14,586 001155 SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY 1 10,772 10,077 001156 SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY 0 4,027 3,407 001157 CALIF STATE UNIV-STANISLAUS 0 3,037 3,695 001158 ALLIANT INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY 0 524 501 001161 CERRITOS COLLEGE 2 4,630 3,690 001162 CHABOT COLLEGE 2 2,195 1,712 001163 CHAFFEY COLLEGE 3 3,972 3,040 001164 CHAPMAN UNIVERSITY 0 4,591 5,628 001166 CITRUS COLLEGE 1 2,510 1,832 001170 CLAREMONT MCKENNA COLLEGE 0 1,606 585 001171 HARVEY MUDD COLLEGE 0 911 335 001172 PITZER COLLEGE 0 1,343 408 001173 POMONA COLLEGE 0 2,051 681 001174 SCRIPPS COLLEGE 0 812 359 001176 WEST HILLS COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1 1,633 1,070 001177 COGSWELL POLYTECHNICAL COLLEGE 1 89 95 001178 COLLEGE OF MARIN 0 489 503 001179 NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR UNIVERSITY 0 741 630 001181 COLLEGE OF SAN MATEO 0 918 707 001182 COLLEGE OF THE DESERT 2 1,570 1,213 001183 HOLY NAMES UNIVERSITY 0 434 452 001185 COLLEGE OF THE REDWOODS 0 1,796 1,422 001186 COLLEGE OF THE SEQUOIAS 1 3,075 1,957 001187 COLLEGE OF THE SISKIYOUS 0 742 483 001188 COMPTON COMMUNITY COLLEGE 0 858 661 001190 CONTRA COSTA COLLEGE 1 1,646 1,196 001191 DIABLO VALLEY COLLEGE 6 1,953 1,419 001192 CUESTA COLLEGE 0 2,089 1,805 001193 CYPRESS COLLEGE 1 2,866 2,142 001196 DOMINICAN UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 1 1,394 881 001197 EL CAMINO COLLEGE 4 3,568 3,723 001199 FOOTHILL COLLEGE 0 1,100 1,122 001201 FULLERTON COLLEGE 0 3,542 2,512 001202 GAVILAN COLLEGE 1 469 295 001203 GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2 1,795 1,999 001205 GOLDEN GATE UNIVERSITY 0 1,404 1,753 001206 GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE 0 2,232 2,343 001208 GROSSMONT COLLEGE 0 3,357 2,933 001209 HARTNELL COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1 1,124 1,035 001212 HUMPHREYS COLLEGE 0 314 175 001214 IMPERIAL VALLEY COLLEGE 0 2,478 2,171 001215 LA SIERRA UNIVERSITY 1 878 1,015 001216 UNIVERSITY OF LA VERNE 2 2,962 3,794 001217 LASSEN COLLEGE 0 444 199 001218 LOMA LINDA UNIVERSITY 0 1,273 2,764 001219 LONG BEACH CITY COLLEGE 1 5,683 4,510 001220 MASTER'S COLLEGE & SEMINARY (THE) 0 600 708 001222 EAST LOS ANGELES COLLEGE 2 3,333 3,275 001223 LOS ANGELES CITY COLLEGE 0 2,634 2,254 001224 LOS ANGELES HARBOR COLLEGE 0 1,492 1,540 001226 LOS ANGELES PIERCE COLLEGE 0 2,166 2,251 001227 LOS ANGELES TRADE TECH COLLEGE 0 1,556 1,356 001228 LOS ANGELES VALLEY COLLEGE 1 1,876 2,195 001229 SO CA UNIV HEALTH SCIENCES 0 107 424 001230 SOUTHERN CA COLLEGE OF OPTOMETRY 0 103 328 001232 AMERICAN RIVER COLLEGE 2 4,646 3,572 001233 SACRAMENTO CITY COLLEGE 3 4,336 3,788 001234 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY 0 5,245 3,825 001236 MENLO COLLEGE 1 490 333 001237 MERCED COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1 1,430 1,022 001238 MILLS COLLEGE 0 751 725 001239 MIRACOSTA COLLEGE 1 1,195 855 001240 MODESTO JUNIOR COLLEGE 0 3,391 2,265 001241 MONTEREY INST OF INTERNATL STUDIES 0 344 398 001242 MONTEREY PENINSULA COLLEGE 1 926 673 001243 MOUNT ST MARYS COLLEGE 0 1,095 1,308 001245 MT. SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE 2 4,012 3,756 001246 MT SAN JACINTO COLLEGE 0 2,733 1,869 001247 NAPA VALLEY COLLEGE 0 732 568 001249 OCCIDENTAL COLLEGE 0 2,188 841 001250 ORANGE COAST COLLEGE - FIN AID OFF 1 3,860 3,946 001251 OTIS COLLEGE OF ART AND DESIGN 2 612 645 001252 HOPE INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY 0 560 611 001253 FRESNO PACIFIC UNIVERSITY 0 1,017 1,277 001255 PACIFIC OAKS COLLEGE 0 290 435 001258 PACIFIC UNION COLLEGE 1 672 667 001259 PALO VERDE COLLEGE 0 177 130 001260 PALOMAR COLLEGE 0 3,298 2,262 001261 PASADENA CITY COLLEGE 4 4,974 4,555 001262 POINT LOMA NAZARENE UNIVERSITY 0 1,880 1,673 001264 PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY 1 6,269 4,902 001266 LANEY COLLEGE 3 1,372 1,699 001267 MERRITT COLLEGE 1 1,119 926 001268 PORTERVILLE COLLEGE 0 736 513 001269 RIO HONDO COLLEGE 1 2,245 1,910 001270 RIVERSIDE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 1 8,209 5,516 001272 SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY COLLEGE 2 2,885 2,569 001273 SAN DIEGO CITY COLLEGE 2 3,352 3,337 001275 SAN DIEGO MESA COLLEGE 1 4,053 4,473 001278 SAN FRANCISCO CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC 0 227 214 001280 SAN JOAQUIN DELTA COLLEGE 1 4,374 2,671 001281 SAN JOSE CHRISTIAN COLLEGE 0 319 250 001282 SAN JOSE CITY COLLEGE 1 1,533 1,227 001284 SANTA ANA COLLEGE 2 2,350 2,049 001285 SANTA BARBARA CITY COLLEGE 0 2,050 1,517 001286 SANTA MONICA COLLEGE 4 4,660 3,806 001287 SANTA ROSA JUNIOR COLLEGE 0 2,389 1,755 001289 SHASTA COLLEGE 0 1,961 1,261
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