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Colleges and Universities Attending College Night 2015 • AIC College of Design • Eastern Kentucky University • Miami University • Anderson University • Eastern Michigan University • Miami University - Regional • Antioch College • Fashion Institute of Design & Locations • Art Academy of Cincinnati Merchandising • Michigan State University • Asbury University • Ferris State University • Midway University • Ashland University • Florida Southern College • Morehead State University • Baldwin Wallace University • Franklin College • Mount Carmel College of • Ball State University • Franklin University - Nursing • Bellarmine University Beavercreek • Mount St. Joseph University • Belmont University • Galen College of Nursing • Mount Vernon Nazarene • Bethany College • Gannon University University • Bluffton University • Georgetown College • Muskingum University • Bowling Green State • Hanover College • Northern Kentucky University University • Heidelberg University • Norwich University • Boyce College • High Point University • Oakland University • Bradley University • Hillsdale College • Oberlin College • Butler University • Hiram College • Ohio Air National Guard • Calvin College • Hocking College • Ohio Dominican University • Campbell University • Hope College • Ohio Institute of Allied Health • Campbellsville University • Indiana Tech • Ohio Medical Career College • Capital University • Indiana University East • Ohio Northern University • Case Western Reserve • Indiana University - Purdue • Ohio State Beauty Academy University University Indianapolis • Ohio University • Case Western Reserve • ITT Technical Institute • Ohio Wesleyan University University - School of Nursing • John Carroll University • Otterbein University • Central Michigan University • Johnson C. Smith University • Pennsylvania State University • Central State University • Kentucky Christian University • Purdue Polytechnic Richmond • Chatham University • Kentucky Wesleyan College • Purdue University • Cincinnati Christian University • Kettering College • Robert Morris University • Clark State Community • Kettering University • Rose-Hulman Institute of College • Lake Erie College Technology • Cleveland Institute of Art • Lawrence University • Saint Leo University • Cleveland State University • Liberty University • Saint Mary’s College • College for Creative Studies • Lourdes University • School of Advertising Art • College of Wooster • Malone University • Seton Hall University • Columbia College Chicago • Manchester University • Shawnee State University • Cottey College • Marian University - • Siena Heights University • Defiance College Indianapolis • Sinclair Community College • Denison University • Marshall University • Spelman College • Depauw University • Maryville College • St. Bonaventure University • Earlham College • Miami Jacobs College • Tennessee State University Colleges and Universities Attending College Night 2015 • The University of Akron • Ursuline College • The University of Findlay • Valparaiso University • Thomas More College • Vanderbilt University • Tiffin University • Villanova University • Transylvania University • Walsh University • Trine University • Waynesburg University • Tuskegee University • West Virginia University • U.S. Air Force ROTC • West Virginia University • U.S. Army ROTC Institute of Technology • Union College • Western Kentucky University • University of Alabama • Western New England • University of Cincinnati University • University of Cincinnati • Westminster College College of Allied Health • Wheeling Jesuit University Sciences • Wilmington College • University of Cincinnati • Wittenberg University College of Design, Architecture, • Wright State University Art & Planning • Wright State University • University of Cincinnati Engineering & Computer College of Education, Criminal Science Justice And Human Services • Xavier University • University of Cincinnati • Youngstown State University College of Engineering & Applied Science • University of Evansville • University of Indianapolis • University of Kansas • University of Kentucky • University of Louisville • University of Michigan • University of Mount Union • University of Northwestern Ohio • University of Pittsburgh • University of Rio Grande & Rio Grande CC • University of Saint Francis • University of South Alabama • University of South Carolina • University of the Cumberlands • Urbana University.
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