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Sacred Heart University NEACAC College Fair (List Updated 9/8/16) Tuesday, October 11, 2016 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM William H Sacred Heart University NEACAC College Fair (list updated 9/8/16) Tuesday, October 11, 2016 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM William H. Pitt Health & Recreation Center Fairfield, CT Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Hartwick College Albertus Magnus College Hofstra University American International College Husson University Anna Maria College Ithaca College Assumption College James Madison University Augsburg College Minneapolis, MN Johnson & Wales University Bay Path University Johnson State College Bay State College Boston Keene State College Becker College Lasell College Bennington College Lesley University Bridgewater State University LIM College Bryant University Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts of the University of New Butler University Haven Castleton University Lynchburg College Central Connecticut State University Lyndon State College Champlain College Lynn University Christopher Newport University Maine College of Art Clark University Manhattan College Clarkson University Marist College Coastal Carolina University Marymount Manhattan College Colby-Sawyer College Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts College of the Atlantic Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Curry College University Dean College Massachusetts Maritime Academy Drew University Merrimack College Drew University Montserrat College of Art Eastern Connecticut State University Mount Ida College Eckerd College Mount Saint Mary College Elmira College New England College Elms College Newbury College Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Nichols College Emerson College Norwalk Community College Emmanuel College Norwich University Endicott College Nova Southeastern University Fisher College Paul Smith's College Fitchburg State University Pennsylvania College of Technology Florida Atlantic University Boca Raton, FL Pine Manor College Florida Institute of Technology Plymouth State University Florida Southern College Post University Franklin Pierce University Providence College George Mason University Purdue University Gordon College Queens University of Charlotte Goucher College Quinnipiac University Green Mountain College Radford University Sacred Heart University NEACAC College Fair (list updated 9/8/16) Tuesday, October 11, 2016 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM William H. Pitt Health & Recreation Center Fairfield, CT Ramapo College of New Jersey University of Maine at Farmington Regis College University of Massachusetts Amherst Rhode Island College University of Massachusetts Boston Richmond University - London, England University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Rivier University University of Massachusetts Lowell Roanoke College University of New England Rochester Institute of Technology University of New Hampshire Roger Williams University University of New Haven Sacred Heart University University of Rhode Island Saint Anselm College University of Saint Joseph Saint Joseph's College University of Southern Maine Saint Peter's University University of Tampa Salve Regina University University of Vermont Seton Hall University Vermont Technical College Siena College Villanova University Simmons College Wentworth Institute of Technology Southern Connecticut State University Western Connecticut State University Southern New Hampshire University Western New England University Southern Vermont College Wheelock College Springfield College Wittenberg University St. Bonaventure University Xavier University (OH) St. John's University Stetson University Stonehill College Stony Brook University Suffolk University SUNY College of Environmental Science & Forestry SUNY Potsdam Syracuse University Temple University The Sage Colleges The University of Alabama The University of Scranton Thomas College Tuition Break U.S. Coast Guard Academy Unity College University at Albany (SUNY) University of Bridgeport University of Colorado Boulder University of Connecticut University of Dayton (Ohio) University of Delaware University of Maine .
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