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Lehigh Paul Short Run Approved Schools As of 7/29/18 at 6Am College Men (121) College Women (131) Adelphi Adelphi Albany College Lehigh Paul Short Run Approved Schools as of 7/29/18 at 6am College Men (121) College Women (131) Adelphi Adelphi Albany College of Pharmacy Albany College of Pharmacy Allegheny Allegheny Alvernia Alvernia American American Amherst College Amherst College Army West Point Army West Point Binghamton Binghamton Boston U Boston U Bucknell University Bucknell University Buffalo Buffalo Buffalo State Buffalo State Cabrini University Cabrini University Campbell University Campbell University Canisius College Canisius College Carnegie Mellon University Carnegie Mellon University Centenary University Centenary University Charleston (WV) Charleston (WV) Charleston Southern Charleston Southern Coast Guard Clarion University Coastal Carolina Coast Guard Col. of Charleston Coastal Carolina Colgate Col. of Charleston Columbia University Colgate Concord University Columbia University Cornell Concord University Cortland St. Cornell University Davis & Elkins Cortland St. Delaware Valley Davis & Elkins East Carolina Delaware East Stroudsburg University Delaware Valley Eastern University (PA) East Carolina Florida Gulf Coast University East Stroudsburg University Fordham Eastern University (PA) Gannon University Florida Gulf Coast University Geneva Fordham George Washington Gannon University Georgia Geneva Georgian Court George Washington Gettysburg College Georgia Goldey-Beacom College Georgian Court Gordon College Gettysburg College Gwynedd-Mercy Goldey-Beacom College Hartford Gordon College Haverford College Gwynedd-Mercy High Point University Hartford Hofstra Haverford College Holy Cross High Point University Indiana (Pa.) 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