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Appendix D F Our-Year College Codes Appendix D College Codes—Four-Year Do not use these codes as test center codes. The code numbers for test centers established at colleges are different from the code numbers in this list. (See Appendixes B and C.) If a four-year institution (or the campus or branch of a larger college or university system) you attended is not listed here, enter the code 2000 for the first uncoded four-year institution you list. If you have more than one, enter the code 3000 for the second, 4000 for the third, and 5000 for the fourth. Alabama Arkansas cont. California cont. California cont. 1003 Alabama Agricultural & Mechanical 6007 Monticello 4683 Lone Mountain College (closed) 4065 University of Pacific University 6004 Pine Bluff 4411 Los Angeles Baptist College 4848 University of Redlands 1006 Alabama State University 6012 University of Central Arkansas 4403 Loyola Marymount University 4368 University of Redlands-Johnston Center 1024 Athens State University 6111 University of the Ozarks 7674 Melodyland School of Theology 4872 University of West Los Angeles Auburn University: 6658 Williams Baptist College 4411 The Master’s College 4899 University Without Walls (closed) 1005 Auburn 4483 Menlo College 4701 Vanguard University of Southern 1036 Montgomery California 4485 Mills College California 1064 Birmingham-Southern College 6029 Ambassador University 4507 Monterey Institute of International 4966 West Coast University, Los Angeles 1685 Cullman College (closed) 4356 American Intercontinental University Studies 4306 Western States College of Engineering 1034 Faulkner University 4008 Armstrong University 4493 Mount Saint Mary’s College 4950 Westmont College 1303 Huntingdon College 4009 Art Center College of Design 4557 National University 4952 Whittier College 1736 Jacksonville State University 4596 Azusa Pacific University 4555 New College of California 9979 Williams College 1349 Judson College 4021 Bethany Bible College 4540 Northrop University 4955 Woodbury University 1468 Miles College 4021 Bethany University of the Assemblies 4581 Occidental College 1515 University of Mobile of God 4394 Otis Art Institute of Parsons School of Colorado 1586 Oakwood College 4017 Biola University Design 4001 Adams State College 1689 Saint Bernard College (closed) 7009 Blake College 4394 Otis College of Art and Design 7097 Belleview Christian College 1302 Samford University 4228 Brooks Institute of Photography 4614 Pacific Christian College 4659 Colorado Christian University 1792 Selma University 4094 California Baptist University 4612 Pacific Oaks College 4072 Colorado College 1723 Southeastern Bible College 4031 California College of Arts & Crafts 4600 Pacific Union College 4073 Colorado School of Mines 1711 Southern Benedictine College (closed) 4032 California College of Podiatric Medicine 4604 Pasadena City College 4075 Colorado State University 1714 Southern Christian University 4034 California Institute of Technology Pepperdine University: 4611 Colorado State University—Pueblo 1733 Spring Hill College 4049 California Institute of the Arts 4326 Los Angeles 4133 Colorado Technical University 1739 Stillman College 4088 California Lutheran University 4630 Malibu 4076 Colorado Women’s College (closed) 1800 Talladega College 4035 California Maritime Academy 4619 Pitzer College 4310 Fort Lewis College Troy State University: 4038 California Polytechnic State 4605 Point Loma Nazarene University 4390 Loretto Heights College (closed) 1824 Dothan/Ft. Rucker University—San Luis Obispo 4607 Pomona College 4484 Mesa State College 1798 Montgomery California State Colleges and Universities: 4666 Riverside University (closed) 4505 Metropolitan State College of Denver 1738 Troy 4110 Bakersfield 4667 Russell College (closed) 9865 Naropa University 1813 Tuskegee University 4370 Channel Islands 4724 Saint Albert’s College 4656 Regis University University of Alabama: 4048 Chico 4673 Saint John’s Seminary College 4711 Saint Thomas Seminary 1856 Birmingham 4098 Dominguez Hills 4677 Saint Joseph’s College Seminary 4830 United States Air Force Academy 1854 Huntsville 4011 East Bay 4675 Saint Mary’s College of California 4995 United States International University 1830 University 4312 Fresno 4750 Samuel Merritt College University of Colorado: 1004 University of Montevallo 4589 Fullerton 4682 San Diego State University 4841 Boulder 1735 University of North Alabama 4011 Hayward 4743 San Diego State University— 4874 Colorado Springs 1880 University of South Alabama 4345 Humboldt Imperial Valley 4875 Denver 1737 University of West Alabama 4389 Long Beach 4036 San Francisco Art Institute 4877 Health Sciences Center 4399 Los Angeles 4744 San Francisco Conservatory of Music 4842 University of Denver Alaska 4096 Monterey 4684 San Francisco State University 4074 University of Northern Colorado 4201 Alaska Pacific University 4707 Northridge 4685 San Francisco Theological Seminary 4611 University of Southern Colorado 4742 Sheldon Jackson College 4082 Polytechnic-Pomona 4687 San Jose State University 4946 Western State College of Colorado University of Alaska: 4671 Sacramento 4851 Santa Clara University 9988 Yeshiva Toras Chaim Talm Seminary 4896 Anchorage 4099 San Bernardino 4693 Scripps College 4866 Fairbanks 4682 San Diego 9933 Serra State College Connecticut 4698 Simpson University 4897 Juneau 4684 San Francisco 3001 Albertus Magnus College 4897 Southeast 4687 San Jose 4723 Sonoma State University 4392 Southern California College of Optometry 3006 Annhurst College (closed) 4012 San Marcos 3093 Bridgeport Engineering Institute Arizona 4723 Sonoma 4704 Stanford University 4828 Thomas Aquinas College 3898 Central Connecticut State University 4003 Thunderbird, Garvin School of 4713 Stanislaus 3292 Charter Oak State College 4047 Chapman University 4039 United States International University International Management University of California: 9742 College of Notre Dame of Wilton (closed) 4007 Arizona State University 4064 Christian Heritage College 3284 Connecticut College 4050 Church Divinity School of the Pacific 4833 Berkeley 4331 Grand Canyon University 4804 Berkeley Extension 3966 Eastern Connecticut State University 4006 Northern Arizona University 4053 Claremont Graduate School 3390 Fairfield University University Center 4834 Davis 4621 Prescott College (closed) 4824 Davis Extension 3432 Hartford Seminary Foundation 4631 Prescott College 4054 Claremont McKenna College 3439 Holy Apostles College 4057 Cogswell College 4859 Irvine 4736 Southwestern College 4856 Irvine Extension 3528 Mitchell College 4832 University of Arizona 4124 College for Developmental Studies 3699 Paier College of Art 4063 College of Notre Dame 4884 Irvine Medical College 4911 University of Phoenix 4837 Los Angeles 3698 Post University 4912 Western International University 9747 Columbia College-Hollywood 3712 Quinnipiac University 4069 Concordia University 4858 Los Angeles Extension 4879 Los Angeles, College of Medicine 3780 Sacred Heart University Arkansas 9761 Defense Language Institute 3784 Saint Alphonsus College 4284 Dominican University of California 4839 Riverside 6753 Arkansas Baptist College 4805 Riverside Extension 3750 Saint Basil’s College 4724 Dominican School of Philosophy & 3754 Saint Joseph College 6011 Arkansas State University Theology 4836 San Diego 6010 Arkansas Tech University 4829 San Diego Extension 3662 Southern Connecticut State 4616 Fresno Pacific University University 6118 Central Baptist College 4313 Fuller Theological Seminary 4840 San Francisco 6267 Harding University 4885 San Francisco, College of Medicine 3698 Teikyo Post University 4329 Golden Gate University 3899 Trinity College 6272 Henderson State University 4341 Harvey Mudd College 4835 Santa Barbara 6273 Hendrix College 4868 Santa Barbara Extension 5807 United States Coast Guard Academy 4349 Hebrew Union College 3914 University of Bridgeport 6321 John Brown University 4059 Holy Names University 4860 Santa Cruz 6009 Lyon College 4878 Santa Cruz Extension University of Connecticut: 4345 Humboldt State University 3928 Hartford 1455 Mississippi County Community College 4346 Humphreys College 4876 University of Judaism 6549 Ouachita Baptist University 4381 University of La Verne 3915 Storrs 4357 Immaculate Heart College (closed) 3436 University of Hartford 6578 Philander Smith College 4365 John F. Kennedy University 4849 University of San Diego 6661 Southern Arkansas University 4680 University of San Diego for Women 3663 University of New Haven 4380 La Sierra University 7057 Ward College of Technology- 6658 Williams Baptist College 4381 LaVerne University 4850 University of San Francisco University of Arkansas: University of Southern California: University of Hartford 4386 Lincoln University 3959 Wesleyan University 6866 Fayetteville Loma Linda University: 4852 Los Angeles 6368 Little Rock 4882 Medical School 3350 Western Connecticut State University 4062 Loma Linda 3987 Yale University 6901 Medical Center, Little Rock 4380 Riverside 1703 University of St. Mary of the Lake Appendix D Four-Year College Codes Delaware Florida cont. Illinois Illinois cont. 5153 Delaware State University 5463 Trinity International University 7051 Alfred Adler Institute of Chicago 1832 University of Chicago 5255 Goldey-Beacom College South Florida Campus 1014 American Conservatory of Music 1130 University of Saint Francis 5811 University of Delaware 5233 University of Central Florida 1132 Aquinas Institute (closed) University of Illinois: 5894 Wesley College 5812 University of Florida 1025 Augustana College 1851 At Chicago 5925 Wilmington College 5815
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