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University and College Destinations of IB Career-Related Programme Transcripts University and college destinations of IB Career-related Programme transcripts Global Recognition Education for a better world Destination of transcripts for IB Career-related Programme (CP) students 2015–19 This report demonstrates the variety of university and college destinations that our Career-related Programme (CP) students have requested for their transcripts to be sent to. A transcript is a statement of a student's results produced by the IB following the release of examination results in the July/December of a student's graduating year. It is sent to the universities that a student holds an oer from and expects to attend. The list represents the students who completed their CP between 2015 and 2019. During that period, our CP students requested that their transcripts be sent to universities and colleges in 35 countries, across North America, Africa, Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Australasia. CP students requested that their transcripts be sent to over 1,000 universities around the world, including more than 750 institutions in the United States and more than 130 in the United Kingdom. For more information on the IB Career-related Programme: https://ibo.org/programmes/career-related-programme/ 2 Overview of transcript destinations for CP students Country No. of Institutions Total 1088 United States 776 United Kingdom* 131 Canada 33 The Netherlands 26 Australia* 18 Switzerland 12 United Arab Emirates 12 Portugal 8 France 7 Spain 7 Singapore 6 South Africa 5 Germany 4 Hong Kong 4 Italy 4 New Zealand 4 Austria 3 Czech Republic 3 India 3 Ireland 2 Malaysia 2 Mexico 2 Namibia 2 Philippines 2 Thailand 2 Argentina 1 Belgium 1 Denmark 1 Estonia 1 Greece 1 Israel 1 Latvia 1 Mauritius 1 Monaco 1 Turkey 1 * Note for these countries a large number of transcripts are directed to central processing hubs, such as UCAS in the UK and ACTAC in Australia and so the full list of universities is not always visible to the IB. 3 List of universities and colleges by country United States California Institute of the Arts College of New Jersey Elon University California Polytechnic State University - College of Saint Rose Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University - Abilene Christian University San Luis Obispo College of Southern Idaho Prescott Campus Agnes Scott College California State Polytechnic University- College of Western Idaho- Nampa Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical Pomona College of William and Mary WORLDWIDE University California State University - Chico College of Wooster Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Alabama State University California State University - Dominguez Colorado Mesa University University-Daytona Beach Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Hills Colorado Mountain College Emerson College Sciences California State University - East Bay Colorado School of Mines Emporia State University Albany State University California State University - Fullerton Colorado State University - Fort Collins Evangel University Albright College California State University - Long Beach Colorado State University - Pueblo Evergreen Valley College Alcorn State University California State University - Los Angeles Columbia College - Chicago Faireld University Alverno College California State University - Monterey Bay Columbia College - South Carolina Fashion Institute of Design & American University California State University - Sacramento Columbia College Hollywood Merchandising - San Diego Amherst College California State University - San Marcos Columbia International University - Bible Fashion Institute of Technology-SUNY Anoka-Ramsey Community College California University of Pennsylvania College Fayetteville State University Appalachian State University Campbell University Columbia State Community College Flagler College Arcadia University Cardinal Stritch University Columbia University - Columbia College Florida Agricultural and Mechanical Arizona State University Carnegie Mellon University Undergraduate Admission (A&M) University Arkansas State University Carroll University Columbus College of Art and Design Florida Atlantic University - Boca Raton Armstrong Atlantic State University Carthage College Columbus State University Florida Gulf Coast University Art Center College of Design Catawba College Columbus Technical College Florida Institute of Technology Art Institute of Atlanta Catawba Valley Community College Community College of Denver Florida International University Auburn University - Auburn campus Cedar Crest College Concordia College - Moorhead Florida Memorial University Augsburg College Central College Concordia University - Chicago Florida Polytechnic University Augusta University Central Piedmont Community College Concordia University - Mequon Florida Southern College Austin Community College Centre College Connecticut College Florida Southwestern State College-Lee Austin Peay State University Century College Converse College Campus Averett University Chamberlain College of Nursing-Atlanta Cornell University Florida State College at Jacksonville- All Azusa Pacic University Campus Cornish College of the Arts Florida State University Baker University Chandler Gilbert Community College County College of Morris Foothill College Ball State University Chapman University Creighton University Fordham University (all campuses) Bard College Charleston Southern University Culinary Institute of America Forsyth Technical Community College Baylor University Chatham University Cumberland University Fort Lewis College Bellevue College Chattahoochee Technical College CUNY - City College of New York- Fort Valley State University Belmont University Chemeketa Community College Undergraduate Admissions Francis Marion University Beloit College Chicago State University De Anza College Frostburg State University - Maryland Bentley University Christian Brothers University Delaware State University Full Sail University Berklee College of Music Christopher Newport University Delaware Valley University Gavilan College Berry College Citrus College DePaul University George Mason University Bethel University - St. Paul City College of Chicago - Malcolm X DeVry University - Chicago George Washington University Bethune-Cookman University College Dickinson College Georgetown University Biola University City College of Chicago - Wilbur Wright Dillard University Georgia College and State University Birmingham-Southern College City College Dixie State College of Utah Georgia Gwinnett College Blinn College - Bryan City Colleges of Chicago - Harold Dominican University - River Forest Georgia Highlands College - Floyd Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania Washington College Dominican University of California Campus Boise State University City Colleges of Chicago - Harry S. Truman Donnelly College Georgia Highlands College- Marietta Boston College College Drake University Campus Boston University City Colleges of Chicago – Olive Harvey Drexel University Georgia Institute of Technology Bowie State University College Drury University Georgia Military College - Milledgeville Bradley University City Colleges of Chicago - Richard J Daley Duquesne University Georgia Perimeter College - all campuses Brenau University College Earlham College Georgia Southern University Brevard College Clain University East Carolina University Georgia Southwestern State University Brigham Young University - Idaho Clark Atlanta University East Georgia State College Georgia State University Brigham Young University - Utah Clark University Eastern Illinois University Germanna Community College Broward College - Central Campus Clarkson University Eastern Kentucky University Glendale Community College - California Bryant & Stratton College - Wauwatosa Clayton State University Eastern Mennonite University Gonzaga University Bucknell University Clemson University Eastern Michigan University Goucher College Buena Vista University Cleveland Institute of Music Eastern Washington University Grambling State University Butler University Coastal Carolina University Eckerd College Grand Canyon University Cabrillo College Cogswell Polytechnical College Edgewood College Gwinnett Technical College Cal Poly Pomona College of Charleston Edward Waters College Calhoun Community College College of DuPage Elmhurst College 4 United States La Salle University Mid-America Nazarene University Northeastern Illinois University Lafayette College Middle Georgia State University Northeastern University Hagerstown Community College Lake Forest College Middle Tennessee State University Northern Illinois University Hamilton College Lamar University Middlebury College Northern Michigan University Hamline University Lancaster General College of Nursing and Midlands Technical College Northern Virginia Community College - Hampden-Sydney College Health Sciences Midway College Alexandria Hampton University Lander University Midwestern State University Northern Virginia Community College - Harrisburg Area Community College Langston University - Oklahoma City Millikin University Annandale Hawaii Pacic University Lawrence University Milwaukee Area Technical College Northern Virginia Community College - Heidelberg University - Ohio Le Moyne College Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design Loudoun Henderson State University Lebanon Valley College Milwaukee School of Engineering Northern Virginia Community College - Hendrix College Lehigh University Minneapolis Community and Technical Manassas Hennepin Technical College - Brooklyn Lenoir-Rhyne University College Northern Virginia Community College - Park
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