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Title III and Title V Eligible Institutions 2011 (PDF) Title III-V Eligibles 2011 State Title III and Title V Eligible Institutions City AK Ilisagvik College Barrow AK Prince William Sound Community College Valdez AK University of Alaska Southeast - Ketchikan Campus Ketchikan AK University of Alaska Anchorage - Kodiak College Kodiak AK University of Alaska Fairbanks - Bristol Bay Dillingham AK University of Alaska Fairbanks - Interior-Aleutians Campus Fairbanks AK University of Alaska Fairbanks - Chukchi Campus Kotzebue AK University of Alaska Fairbanks - Kuskokwim Campus Bethel AL Amridge University Montgomery AL Auburn University - Montgomery Montgomery AL Bevill State Community College Sumiton AL Calhoun Community College Decatur AL Central Alabama Community College Alexander City AL Chattahoochee Valley Community College Phenix City AL Faulkner University Montgomery AL George C. Wallace Community College Dothan AL Lurleen B. Wallace Community College Andalusia AL Snead State Community College Boaz AL Troy University Troy AL University of Alabama - Birmingham Birmingham AL University of West Alabama Livingston AR Arkansas State University Jonesboro AR Arkansas State University - Beebe Beebe AR Mid-South Community College West Memphis AR Ouachita Technical College Malvern AR Phillips County Community College of the University of Arkansas Helena AR Pulaski Technical College North Little Rock AR University of Arkansas Community College - Hope Hope AR University of Arkansas - Monticello Monticello AR University of Arkansas Community College - Morrilton Morrilton AR University of Arkansas -Fort Smith Fort Smith AR University of Central Arkansas Conway AS American Samoa Community College Pago Pago AZ Arizona Western College Yuma AZ Central Arizona College Coolidge AZ Cochise College Douglas AZ Coconino County Community College Flagstaff AZ Dine College Tsaile AZ GateWay Community College Phoenix AZ Glendale Community College Glendale AZ Mesa Community College Mesa AZ Northern Arizona University - Yuma Yuma AZ Pima County Community College Tucson AZ Pima County Community College - Desert Vista Campus Tucson AZ Pima County Community College - Downtown Campus Tucson AZ Pima County Community College - East Campus Tucson AZ Pima County Community College - Northwest Campus Tucson AZ Pima County Community College - West Campus Tucson AZ South Mountain Community College Phoenix AZ Tohono O'odham Community College Sells CA Allan Hancock College Santa Maria CA Alliant University San Diego CA Antelope Valley College Lancaster Page 1 Title III-V Eligibles 2011 CA Antioch University - Santa Barbara Santa Barbara CA Bakersfield College Bakersfield CA Barstow Community College Barstow CA Cabrillo College Aptos CA Cal State Polytechnic University - Pomona Pomona CA Cal State University - Fresno Fresno CA Cal State University - Los Angeles Los Angeles CA Cal State University - Dominguez Hills Carson CA Cal State University - Northridge Northridge CA Cal State University - Stanislaus Turlock CA California Baptist University Riverside CA California Institute of Integral Studies San Francisco CA California State University - Channel Islands Camarillo CA California State University - Bakersfield Bakersfield CA California State University - East Bay Hayward CA California State University - Fullerton Fullerton CA California State University - Long Beach Long Beach CA California State University - Monterey Bay Seaside CA California State University - Sacramento Sacramento CA California State University - San Bernardino San Bernardino CA California State University - San Marcos San Marcos CA Canada College Redwood City CA Cerritos College Norwalk CA Chabot College Hayward CA Chaffey Community College Rancho Cucamonga CA Citrus Community College Glendora CA College of the Canyons Santa Clarita CA College of the Desert Palm Desert CA College of the Redwoods Eureka CA College of the Sequoias Visalia CA Columbia College Sonora CA Contra Costa College San Pablo CA Cosumnes River College Sacramento CA Crafton Hills College Yucaipa CA Cypress College Cypress CA De Anza Community College Cupertino CA East Los Angeles College Monterey Park CA El Camino College Torrance CA Fresno City College Fresno CA Fresno Pacific University Fresno CA Gavilan College Gilroy CA Glendale Community College Glendale CA Hartnell Community College Salinas CA Holy Names College Oakland CA Hope International University Fullerton CA Imperial Valley College Imperial CA La Sierra University Riverside CA Laguna College of Art and Design Laguna Beach CA Lassen College Susanville CA Long Beach City College Long Beach CA Los Angeles City College Los Angeles CA Los Angeles Harbor College Wilmington CA Los Angeles Mission College Sylmar CA Los Angeles Pierce College Woodland Hills CA Los Angeles Southwest College Los Angeles Page 2 Title III-V Eligibles 2011 CA Los Angeles Trade Technical College Los Angeles CA Los Angeles Valley College Van Nuys CA Los Medanos College Pittsburg CA Mendocino College Ukiah CA Merced College Merced CA Mission College Santa Clara CA Modesto Junior College Modesto CA Mount Saint Mary's College Los Angeles CA Mount San Antonio College Walnut CA Mount San Jacinto College San Jacinto CA Notre Dame de Namur University Belmont CA Orange Coast College Costa Mesa CA Oxnard College Oxnard CA Pacific Oaks College Pasadena CA Palomar College San Marcos CA Pasadena City College Pasadena CA Reedley College Reedley CA Reedley College/Willow International Educational Center Fresno CA Rio Hondo Community College Whittier CA Riverside City College Riverside CA Riverside Community College/Moreno Valley Campus Moreno Valley CA Riverside Community College/Norco Campus Norco CA San Bernardino Valley College San Bernardino CA San Diego State University IVC Calexico CA San Joaquin Delta College Stockton CA San Jose State University San Jose CA Santa Ana College Santa Ana CA Santa Barbara City College Santa Barbara CA Santa Monica College Santa Monica CA Santiago Canyon College Orange CA Southwestern College Chula Vista CA Taft College Taft CA University of California - Irvine Irvine CA University of California - Merced Merced CA University of La Verne La Verne CA University of the Pacific Stockton CA Vanguard University of Southern California Costa Mesa CA Ventura College Ventura CA West Hills College Coalinga Coalinga CA West Hills College Lemoore Lemoore CA West Los Angeles College Culver City CA West Valley College Saratoga CA Whittier College Whittier CA Woodland Community College Woodland CA Yuba College Marysville CO Adams State College Alamosa CO Aims Community College Greeley CO Colorado State University - Pueblo Pueblo CO Community College of Aurora Aurora CO Front Range Community College Westminster CO Naropa University Boulder CO Northeastern Junior College Sterling CO Otero Junior College La Junta CO Pikes Peak Community College Colorado Springs CO Pueblo Community College Pueblo Page 3 Title III-V Eligibles 2011 CO Trinidad State Junior College Trinidad CO University of Colorado - Colorado Springs Colorado Springs CT Capital Community College Hartford CT Housatonic Community College Bridgeport CT Norwalk Community Technical College Norwalk CT Saint Joseph College West Hartford CT Southern Connecticut State University New Haven CT University of Bridgeport Bridgeport FL Ave Maria University Ave Maria FL Barry University Miami Shores FL Brevard Community College Cocoa FL Broward Community College Fort Lauderdale FL Broward Community College - Central Campus Davie FL Broward Community College - North Campus Coconut Creek FL Broward Community College - South Campus Pembroke Pines FL Carlos Albizu University - Miami Campus Miami FL Daytona State College Daytona Beach FL Edison State College Fort Myers FL Florida Atlantic University Boca Raton FL Florida International University Miami FL Florida Keys Community College Key West FL Gulf Coast Community College Panama City FL Hillsborough Community College Tampa FL Hillsborough Community College - South Shore Campus Ruskin FL Hillsborough Community College - Dale Mabry Campus Tampa FL Hodges University Naples FL Indian River State College Fort Pierce FL Jones College Jacksonville FL Jones College - West Jacksonville FL Miami Dade College - District Miami FL Miami Dade College - Hialeah Campus Hialeah FL Miami Dade College - Homestead Campus Homestead FL Miami Dade College - InterAmerican Campus Miami FL Miami Dade College - Kendall Campus Miami FL Miami Dade College - Medical Center Campus Miami FL Miami Dade College - North Campus Miami FL Miami Dade College - Wolfson Campus Miami FL North Florida Community College Madison FL Nova Southeastern University Fort Lauderdale FL Palm Beach State College Lake Worth FL Pasco - Hernando Community College New Port Richey FL Saint Leo University Saint Leo FL Saint Thomas University Miami Gardens FL Seminole State College of Florida Sanford FL South Florida Community College Avon Park FL St. Johns River State College Palatka FL Universidad del Este - Orlando Campus Orlando FL Universidad del Este - South Florida Center Condado de Broward FL Universidad Del Turabo - South Florida Center Condado de Broward FL Universidad Del Turabo - Orlando Center Orlando FL Universidad Metropolitana - Orlando Metropolitan Center Orlando FL Universidad Metropolitana - South Florida Center Condado de Broward FL Universidad Politecnica de PR-Polytechnic University of the Americas Miami FL Universidad Politecnica de Puerto Rico - Orlando Orlando Page 4 Title III-V Eligibles 2011 FL Valencia Community College Orlando FL Valencia Community College - 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