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ACE Institution State Strat 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 Your First College Year Survey - Participation History ACE Institution State Strat 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000* 0008 Huntingdon College AL20XXXXXXXX X -------- 0026 Talladega College AL38-------- - X - - X - - - - 0028 The University of Alabama AL2------- --------X- 0031 University of South Alabama AL1------- - X -------- 0048 University of Alaska Fairbanks AK-X------ ---------- 0050 University of Alaska Southeast AK9------- ------X--- 0055 Northern Arizona University AZ1------- -----X---- 0076 University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff AR34------- -----X---- 0087 Harding University AR23-------- X - - - XX - - - 0089 Hendrix College AR23-------- XXXXXX - - - 0091 John Brown University AR14X--XX------------ 0108 University of Arkansas Main Campus AR3------- --------X- 0129 California State Polytechnic University-Pomona CA 9------- ------X-X- 0138 California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo CA 9-------X - - - XXX - - - 0142 California State University-Chico CA 9-X----- ---------- 0152 Holy Names University CA 16---XX------------ 0157 University of the Pacific CA 4 - X - XXXX X X X ------- 0163 Dominican University of California CA 12---X-X------XXX-- 0170 Sonoma State University CA 8--XX--XXXXXXXXXXX 0172 Pepperdine University CA 5XX-XXX-----XX-XX- 0180 Harvey Mudd College CA 14-----XXX --------- 0190 Otis College of Art and Design CA 12 - - X 0198 Menlo College CA 11-------- - - X - - - - - - 0199 Mills College CA 13- - - XXXX X --------- 0203 Mount St Mary's University CA 16- XXXX - - - XXXXXXXX - 0204 Mt San Antonio College CA 29------- ----X----- 0207 Occidental College CA 14X--X-XX- XXXX - - - - - 0218 Point Loma Nazarene University CA 23-X-XX--XXXXXXXX - - 0227 Saint Marys College of California CA 18- - XXXXX - X X X - - - - - - 0230 California State University-Northridge CA -X------ ---------- 0236 San Francisco State University CA -X------ ---------- 0238 San Jose State University CA 8-------X --------- 0246 Scripps College CA 14-XX-X-X- XXXXXXX - - 0248 San Francisco Conservatory of Music CA 13 X - X 0257 University of California-Los Angeles CA 3------- - - X ----XXX 0259 University of California-Santa Barbara CA 3------- - - X - X - - - - - 0260 University of California-San Diego CA 3XXXX - - X X X X - X X X - - - 0265 University of Redlands CA 13-------- X - - - XXX - - 0266 University of San Francisco CA 4------- -----XX--- 0277 Woodbury University CA 11------- ------X--- 0318 Colorado State University CO 2 -----XXXXXXX - - - - - 0322 University of Northern Colorado CO 2 -------XX -------- 0325 Fort Lewis College CO 8 ------- ------XX-- 0354 Albertus Magnus College CT 16 XXXXXXX XXXXXXXX - - 0362 Fairfield University CT 18 ------- - XXX - - XX - - 0373 Quinnipiac University CT 13 ------- ----XX---- 0383 University of Connecticut-Storrs CT 3 ------- - X - - X - - - - - 0385 Eastern Connecticut State University CT 8 ------- -----XX--- 0414 American University DC5------- - X - X - - - - - - 0416 Catholic University of America DC 4 ------- -----X---- 0418 Gallaudet University DC 11 ------- -----XX--- 0424 Howard University DC 41 X -----X---------- 0454 Barry University FL 4 ------- -----X---- 0457 Edward Waters College FL 38 ----X-- ---------- 0464 Eckerd College FL 13 - XXXXXX X X ----X-X- 0465 Jacksonville University FL 12 ------- ------X--- 0471 New College of Florida FL 9 ------- -----XX--- 0473 Stetson University FL 23 X - - X - - - ---------- 0474 University of Florida FL 3 ------- - - X ------- 0493 Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College GA 25-------- X -------- 0494 Agnes Scott College GA 23-----X- ----X----X 0495 Albany State University GA 34------- -------X-- 0497 Armstrong Atlantic State University GA 8------- ------X--- 0511 Emory University GA 6------- ----XX---X 0515 Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus GA 3------- -----X-X-- 0516 Georgia Military College-Milledgeville Campus GA 32------- ------X--- 0517 Georgia Southwestern State University GA 7------- ----X----- 0519 Georgia Southern University GA 2X---X------------ 0525 Mercer University-Macon GA 23--X-X- - - - X X - X X X - - 0529 North Georgia College & State University GA 9---XX-X---------- 0536 Shorter College GA 21-------- - X -----X- 0544 Valdosta State University GA 8------X---------- 0545 Wesleyan College GA 22----X-XXXXX - X - - - - 0578 The College of Idaho ID 13 ------- -------XX- 0582 Northwest Nazarene University ID 23 - - - XXXX XXXXXXX - - - 0597 Augustana College IL 23 ------- ----X----- 0599 Aurora University IL12-------- - - X - - - - - - 0606 Carthage College WI 23 - X - XXXX X - XXXXXX - - 0620 Northeastern Illinois University IL7------- - - X ------- 0634 Elmhurst College IL 23 ------- ------X--- 0645 Illinois State University IL2------- --------X- 0646 Illinois Wesleyan University IL14-----X- ----XXXX - - 0647 Millikin University IL 22 ------- - XXX - - - - - - 0674 North Central College IL 23 XXXX - - X X - XXXXX - - - 0678 Northern Illinois University IL1------- - - XXXXXXXX 0679 Northwestern University IL 6 ------- ----X----- 0681 Olivet Nazarene University IL 23 ------- - XX - - X - - - - Page 1 of 6 Your First College Year Survey - Participation History ACE Institution State Strat 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000* 0683 Principia College IL 13 XXXXXXX XXXXXXX - - - 0685 Rockford College IL 12 ------X- - - X - - - - - - 0687 Dominican University IL 17 -------X - X - X - X - - - 0693 School of the Art Institute of Chicago IL 13 ----X-- ---------- 0699 Southern Illinois University Carbondale IL 1 ------- ----XX-X-- 0704 University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign IL 3 - X - X - - X - - X ------- 0705 University of Illinois at Chicago IL 2 -------X --------- 0706 Western Illinois University IL8------- ----X----- 0753 Earlham College IN 23 - - - X - - - ----X-XX-- 0774 Purdue University-Main Campus IN 3 ------- - X -------- 0776 Purdue University-North Central Campus IN 7 - X 0781 Saint Mary's College IN 18 ------- ------X--- 0785 University of Notre Dame IN 6 ------- - X - X - X - XX - 0789 Wabash College IN 13 X X 0812 Buena Vista University IA 21------- ----XX--XX 0815 Central College IA 23--X--X-- X - XXX - - - - 0821 Coe College IA 23------- -------X-- 0822 Cornell College IA 23-----X- ---------- 0825 Drake University IA 14------- ------XX-- 0834 Grinnell College IA 14------- -------X-- 0837 Iowa Wesleyan College IA 20-----X-XXXXX - - - - - 0839 Loras College IA 18------- -----X---- 0841 Luther College IA 23X--X--X--X--X---- 0844 Morningside College IA 22------- -------X-- 0853 Simpson College IA 23------- -----X-X-- 0907 Emporia State University KS 8 ------- ------X--- 0947 Bellarmine University KY 18 ------X----X----- 0948 Berea College KY 13 ------- - - X - X - - - - - 0969 Morehead State University KY 8 ------- -------X-- 0976 Saint Catharine College KY -------- --------X- 0984 University of Louisville KY 2 -----XX- XX ------- 1003 Centenary College of Louisiana LA 23-------- - - X - XX - - - 1005 Dillard University LA 38-------- - X ------- 1006 Grambling State University LA -X------ ---------- 1011 Louisiana State University and Agricultural & Mechanical College LA 3------- ------X--- 1013 Loyola University New Orleans LA 18-------- X -------- 1024 Tulane University of Louisiana LA 6------- -------X-- 1026 Xavier University of Louisiana LA 39X------ ----X----- 1042 Bates College ME 14 X - X - X - - - X - X - X - - - - 1043 Bowdoin College ME 14 ------- ----XX---- 1044 Colby College ME 14 X - - X - - - - - - X X X - - - - 1054 Saint Joseph's College of Maine ME 16 ------- ------X--- 1077 Coppin State University MD 34 ----X-- ---------- 1082 Goucher College MD 13 ------- - - X ------- 1086 Loyola College in Maryland MD 18 X - - X - - X - - X - X - - - - - 1090 Bowie State University MD 40 ------- ----XXX--- 1092 Towson University MD 9 ------- - X - - - X - X - - 1094 Morgan State University MD 40 X ----X-X -----XX-- 1107 University of Maryland-College Park MD 3 ------- -------X-- 1109 Washington College MD 13 ------- - - XXXX - - - - 1110 Stevenson University MD 12 X - X - X - - X - X ------- 1111 McDaniel College MD 13 ------X---------- 1134 American International College MA 11----X-- ---------- 1137 Anna Maria College MA 16-------X --------- 1138 Assumption College MA 17------- -----XX--- 1141 Babson College MA 14XXXXXXX XXXXXXXX - - 1142 Boston College MA 6--X---- -----X---- 1151 Clark University MA 5------- ----X-X--- 1152 College of the Holy Cross MA 18-------- - 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