Association of Independent Colleges and Schools

1983 Directory of Educational Institutions

Accredited by The Accrediting Commission of the Association of Independent Colleges and Schools

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This Directory lists the accredited status of institutions as of January 31,1983

The Accrediting Commission of the Association of Independent Colleges and Schools 1730 M Street, N.W., Suite 600, Washington, D.C. 20036 Telephone (202) 659-2460 MEMBERS OF THE ITING COMMISSION Chairman Stephen J. Jerome President Robert S. Kline Monroe Business Institute Professor of Business Administration Bronx, New York and Business Education Winthrop College Donald C. Jones Rock Hill, South Carolina President Chairman, Council on Colleges Tampa College Tampa, Florida Dexter Rohm Dean Robert F. Oliver Davenport College Attorney at Law Kalamazoo, Michigan Clarkesville, Georgia

Chairman, Council on Schools George J. Pet rei lo F. Jack Henderson Dean President School of Business and Administration Branell Women's College and Professor of Management Atlanta, Georgia St. Mary's University San Antonio, Texas Chairman, Council on Research and Service Warren T. Schimmel John T. South III Vice President of Academic Affairs Berkeley School President Ridgewood, New Jersey Draughons Junior College Savannah, Georgia Bettye L. Smith President Past Chairman Alaska Business College Howard S. Steed Anchorage, Alaska President Rutledge College Donald H. Waldbauer Atlanta, Georgia President Western Business College Commissioners Portland, Oregon M. Lee Goddard Professor of Business Education Mary L. Williams Bowling Green State University Director Bowling Green, Ohio Adèlphi Institute Phoenix, Arizona Austin J. Harris Chairman of the Board James M. Phillips Mansfield Business College Executive Director Mansfield, Ohio Accrediting Commission

BOARD OF OF THE ASSOCIATION Chairman of the Board Robert S. Kline Winthrop College Frank Paone Rock Hill, South Carolina Detroit College of Business Dearborn, Michigan Mary Ann Lawlor Drake Business School Chairman-Elect Flushing, New York Charles E. Palmer Dexter Rohm Strayer College Davenport College Washington, DC Kalamazoo, Michigan

Jules Rosenblatt Past Chairman Sawyer Business School John A. Yena Anaheim, California Johnson and Wales College David Shefrin Providence, Rhode Island Computer Processing Institute East Hartford, Connecticut Treasurer Harry V. Weber John T. South III Draughons Junior College Spencerian College Savannah, Georgia Louisville, Kentucky Howard S. Steed Rutledge College Directors Atlanta, Georgia F. Jack Henderson Branell Women's College Stephen B. Friedheim Atlanta, Georgia President, AICS INTRODUCTION

This Directory is published annually to provide to all interested parties information on more than 570 institutions accredited by the Accrediting Commission of the Association of Independent Colleges and Schools. The reader will find for each institution the name, address, telephone number, chief administrator, academic programs offered, founding date of the school, year of the next scheduled review by the Accrediting Commission, address of all branch cam- puses approved for inclusion in the institutional grant of accreditation and other accreditations, if applicable.

The information about programs offered was provided by the schools themselves and is subject to change. For additional specific information such as tuition, enrollment policies, other non-main campus educational activities, and dormitory facilities, readers should contact the schools or branches in which they might be interested. A tear-out form has been provided in the back of the Directory to facilitate such correspondence. Another tear-out form also is provided for ease of requesting career information from the Washing- ton office.

The goal-oriented student, whether seeking a degree in business or specialized career education of shorter duration, has access to a wide variety of educational programs offered by these institutions. The fact that all of these institutions are accredited does not connote standardization (see section on "The Accrediting Process").

While all the programs have a common objective of career training, and all meet acceptable levels of educational quality as verified by accreditation, they may differ in specifics from institution to institution and from region to region of the country.

Acopy ofthis Directory is free upon request to educators, guidance counselors, admissions personnel, prospective students, and parents. Also available is the publication, Accreditation Standards: Policies, Procedures, and Criteria, which relates in detail how an institution becomes eligible and is evaluated for accreditation.

James M. Phillips Executive Director

iii THE ACCREDITING PROCESS

Some of the institutions listed in this directory have been operating for more than one hundred years. As with many good business enterprises, some have been in the same family for three and four generations. Others are relatively new. But career education has been a hallmark of postsecondary education in this country since the country's beginning. Institutional voluntary accreditation can be traced to the last quarter of the 19th century. It sprang from the uneven preparedness of students from high schools seeking admission to institutions of higher education. To that time there were no commonly accepted academic standards for high school graduation nor admissions requirements for studying beyond high school. Groups of institutions began to form themselves into regional associations of colleges and universities and to agree on what would be commonly accepted competencies of students entering those institutions. As more and more colleges sought to be members of the regional associations, the associations soon had to develop standards for admittance of additional colleges to the peer group. These standards of admittance ultimately grew into the accrediting standards against which institutions were to be measured by peers. Business schools also had their associations—state, regional, and national — and generally subscribed to a business code of ethics in the operation of these schools. In 1952, three of these groups formed the Accrediting Commission for Business Schools, the first autonomous national body with sole responsibility to accredit,where warranted, institutions in the field of business education repre- sented by independent schools of business. From that beginning nearly thirty years ago evolved the Accrediting Commission of the Association of Indepen- dent Colleges and Schools. The Commission remains an autonomous body for conducting the evaluation of institutions and rendering decisions concerning the extent to which they have complied and are complying with a formal set of standards, procedures, and criteria. In 1956, and under provisions of Public Law 82-550, the Accrediting Com- mission was evaluated and recognized by the Department of Education (then Office of Education) as meeting the criteria for being a reliable authority as to the quality of training students were receiving in the institutions accredited by it. The Accrediting Commission also is recognized as the appropriate body in its field by the Council on Postsecondary Accreditation (COPA) and has been since the founding of that nongovernmental coordinator of all accreditation in 1975. The Accrediting Commission is one of thirteen such institutional accrediting bodies (including the regional accrediting commissions) so recognized by COPA. An institution that wishes to be considered for accreditation by the Accredit- ing Commission of AICS must be predominantly organized to train students at the postsecondary level for business careers in industry, government, or the professions. It must have one residence program of at least one academic year in length and must have been in continuous operation as an institution for at least two years. It also must have an enrollment large enough to support regularly scheduled class and laboratory work, and must be legally organized and authorized to conduct its program under the laws of its own state and community. If the institution awards degrees, it must have appropriate educational state authority to do so.

iv Institutions become accredited by formal action of the Commission, which bases such action on institutional self-studies and the reports of specially ap- pointed evaluation teams that visit the institutions and appraise them according to standards established by the Commission. The standards are both qualitative and quantitative, and are of such a nature that they can be adapted to appraise any of the various types of educational institutions served by the Commission. Three categories of institutions are evaluated for accreditation. They are business and specialized schools, junior colleges, and senior colleges. A business or specialized school usually offers educational activities with only an occupational objective. It may state its objectives in terms of vocational competence, set goals for completion of courses, or emphasize placement as the educational objective. It may operate either on a clock-hour or cred it-hour basis so long as it measures achievement in academically acceptable modes. A business or specialized school is not precluded from offering college-level programs and may also offer adult and continuing education programs. A junior college is a two-year collegiate institution devoted predominantly or substan- tially to education for business at the collegiate level, and a senior college is devoted to the same principles but offers a four-year program culminating in a baccalaureate degree. The accrediting standards are applied to an institution in its entirety. The standards also demonstrate a wide range of acceptability, denoting primarily that no program in an institution is so weak as to jeopardize the acceptable quality of the entire institution. The Commission makes no attempt to denote relative excellence of programs within institutions, or to rate institutions based on accreditation. Neither does any other institutional accrediting body. The purpose of an institution must be appropriate to its type and its program, and its faculty, students, facilities, and resources must be adequate to carry out its purpose. Accreditation is not a "forever" status. It is granted for a time certain (up to a maximum of six years by the Accrediting Commission) and must be regained periodically. Any new grant of accreditation requires the same rigorous evaluation as did all previous grants. Accredited status may be withdrawn by the Commission at any time following due process if an institution fails to comply with Commission criteria. It also may be withdrawn as a result of substantive changes in the institution, such as in its administration, educational program, name or location. Change of ownership or control of an institution automati- cally results in a discontinuation of accreditation subject to reinstatement upon application to the Commission. Accreditation, contrary to a belief held by many, does not guarantee that students may transfer from one accredited institution to another with automatic acceptance by the new institution of credits earned or work completed at the previous institution. Educational goals and objectives of students change, but all students should plan changes in educational directions as far ahead as possible. A "Joint Statement on Transfer and Award of Academic Credit" has been prepared by three national organizations for the guidance of institutions and of students. The statement is reprinted as an appendix to this directory in the hope that it will be helpful to all AICS member institutions and to the students they enroll in understanding the relationship between accreditation and transfer credit practices of institutions.

v DIRECTORY KEY

Please refer to the following key when consulting this Directory:

AC Accounting Program MT Machine Tool Technology Pro- AD Auto-Diesel Technician Program gram AH Allied Health Program (e.g., MU Music Program Medical and/or Dental Assistant) OF Off-Set Printing Program AR Air-Conditioning and Refrigera- OP Optical Technician Program tion Program P Paralegal Program BC Broadcasting Program PH Photography Program BS Business Administration, Man- PS Private Security Program agement, and/or Marketing Pro- RE Real Estate Program grams RT Radio/Television Repair Pro- CA Commercial Art Program gram CR Court Reporting Program SA Security Alarm Technician Pro- CS Cosmetology Program gram CU Culinary Arts Program SE Secretarial, Word Processing, D Drafting Program and/or Medical Office Assistant Programs DP Data Processing and/or Com- SW Sewing Machine Repair Program puter Programming Programs TD Truck Driving Program E Electronics Program TT Travel and Tourism Program FM Fashion Merchandising, Fashion W Welding Program Design, and/or Interior Design Programs * Also Accredited by Another In- GM Golf Course Operations and stitutional Accrediting Associa- Management Programs tion Recognized by the U.S. De- partment of Education and the HR Horology Program Council on Postsecondary Ac- LS Land Surveying Program creditation

The first year listed for each school indicates the year the school was founded.

The second year indicates the year of the next scheduled review by the Accrediting Commission of AICS.

This official list of accredited institutions or any part thereof must not be reproduced in any form or used for mass mailings without the written permission of the Executive Director of the Accrediting Commission of AICS.

vi AlCS Accrediting Commission of the Association of Independent Colleges and Schools

1730 M Street, N.W. • Washington, D.C. 20036 (202) 659-2460

SUPPLEMENT TO ACCREDITATION STANDARDS: POLICIES, PROCEDURES, AND CRITERIA (August, 1980 Edition)

These criteria supersede Sections 3-1-423 and 3-1-424 that appear in the August, 1980, edition of the Accreditation Standards: Policies, Procedures, and Criteria. These revisions were approved by the Accrediting Commission on August 6, 1981. All institutions are required to be in full compliance with the following sections not later than September 1, 1982.

3-1-423—Refund Policy. The institution must have a definite, equitable, and established refund policy for all offerings of at least a standard academic quarter in length. This policy must be published in the catalog and uniformly administered to all students. For programs or offerings of less than an academic quarter in length, a policy is encouraged which provides for a stated and equitable refund in case of discontinuance for reasons clearly beyond the control of the student.

3-1-424—Refund Formulas. The following are minimal expecta- tions. Refunds shall be made within 30 days of the last day of attendance provided that written notification has been provided to the institution by the student, otherwise, refunds shall be made within 30 days from the date the institution determines that the student has withdrawn. In all instances, the refund shall be based on and computed from the last day of attendance. Units of credit earned is not the criterion used in implementing the refund policy; rather it is the amount of time attended. Any unused portion of the book fee shall be refunded. (a) Cancellation prior to commencement of classes by the student. If tuition or fees are collected in advance of entrance, and if the student does not begin classes, not more than $100.00 shall be retained by the institution. Appropriate refunds for a student who does not begin classes shall be made within 30 days of the start of a quarter, term, or semester. (b) Withdrawal after commencement of classes by the student.

(1) For institutions that obligate the student financially for tuition only for a period of time no longer than a standard quarter or semester, a policy is required that provides for a stated and equitable refund in cases of discontinuance. Such an apportion- ment policy may include retention by the institution of a reasonable amount of excess of pro-rated charges for the time in actual attendance to partially compensate the institution for those ex- penses not diminished by the student's discontinuance.

Acceptable percentages for refunds are contained in guidelines developed and agreed to by the higher education community and incorporated by example in Department of Education regula- tions that appeared in the Federal Register/Vol. 46, No. ll/Friday, January 16, 1981, at page 3873. The portion of those guidelines applicable to AlCS-accredited institutions obligating students as described in 3-1-424 (b) (1) above requires that:

Institutions should refund at least 25 percent of the tuition charge if withdrawal is made during the first 25 percent of the period of financial obligation. It is reasonable to refund tuition charges on a sliding scale if a student withdraws from a program prior to the end of the first 25 percent of the period of financial obligation unless state law imposes a more restrictive refund policy.

(2) For institutions which obligate the student financially for tuition for a period of time longer than a standard quarter or semester and up to one calendar year, in cases of withdrawal after commencement of classes by the student, the following refund policy for the stated tuition during the period of financial obligation will be acceptable:

During the first week of classes, the institution shall refund at least 90% of tuition, thereafter,

During the next three weeks of classes, the institution shall refund at least 80% of tuition, thereafter,

During the first 25% of the course, the institution shall refund at least 55% of tuition, thereafter,

During the second 25% of the course, the institution shall refund at least 30% of tuition.

Thereafter, the institutional policy may commit the student to the entire obligation. (3) For institutions with programs longer than twelve months and which financially obligate the student for any period of time beyond twelve months, in addition to the refund practice as stated in Section 3-1-424 (b) (2) above, the institution shall refund 100% of any tuition collected for the obligation beyond the twelve months, and shall release the student of the obligation to pay beyond the twelve months if the student withdraws during the prior twelve-month period.

DEFINITION Refund—Return of money, cancellation of obligation, or otherwise extinction of the debt. ACCREDITED INSTITUTIONS

JUNIOR COLLEGES ALABAMA Booker T. Washington Junior College of Business 1527 Fifth Avenue, North Birmingham 35203 (205)252-4181 BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS Mrs. M. L. Gaston, President/Director SE, AC, BS, DP 1939/1985 Coastal Training Institute 917 Western America Circle Southern Junior College of Business* Mobile 36609 (205) 343-7652 1724 First Avenue, North Ms. Elizabeth Kammer, President Birmingham 35203 (205) 322-5645 SE, AC, DP 1967/1987 Mr. Kenneth C. Home, President Branch Campus: SE, BS, DP, FM, TT, AC, P 1938/1987 400 Eastern Boulevard, Suite 102 Branch Campus: Montgomery, AL 36117 (205) 279-6241 2015-2019 Highland Avenue Birmingham, AL 35205 (205) 933-8242 Gadsden Business College P.O. Box 1544 Gadsden 35901 (205) 546-2863 Mr. Richard E. Beecham, President SE, AC, BS, DP 1918/1985 ALASKA Branch Campus: P.O. Box 1575 Anniston, AL 36201 (205)237-7517 BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS

Massey-Draughon Business College* Alaska Business College 122 Commerce Street 5159 Old Seward Highway, Suite 102 Montgomery 36104 (205) 263-1013 Anchorage 99503 (907) 277-2601 Mr. Conley D. Siler, Director Ms. Bettye L. Smith, President SE, AC, BS " 1887/1988 SE, AC, TT 1959/1988

New World College of Business 1031 Noble Street Anniston 36201 (205) 236-7578 Ms. Barbara Turner, President SE, AC, DP 1977/1985 ARIZONA

North Alabama College of Commerce 528 Madison Street, South BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS Huntsville 35801 (205) 539-0428 Mr. Lloyd A. Johnson, President American Institute of Court Reporting SE, AC, BS 1948/1983 550 West Washington Phoenix 85003 (602) 252-4986 Riley College Ms. Ann Faulkner Kennedy, Executive Director P.O. Box 7001 CR 1974/1987 Dothan 36302 (205) 794-4296 Mr. Ronald D. Benefield, President Arizona Institute of Business and Technology SE, AC, BS, DP, TT 1935/1987 10202 North 19th Avenue Phoenix 85021 (602)242-6265 Tennessee Valley College Mr. James D. Keener, Director P.O. Box 824 DP 1979/1988 Decatur 35602 (205) 353-6243 Mr. Kenneth L. Furby, President Chaparral Career College SE, AC, BS 1926/1984 5001 East Speedway Branch Campus: Tucson 85712 (602) 327-6866 3100 University Drive, N.W. Mr. A. Lauren Rhude, President Huntsville, AL 35805 (205) 534-2478 SE, AC, BS, DP, TT ,1972/1983 Branch Campus: Branch Campus: 1351 McFarland Boulevard, East 3212 North Oracle Tuscaloosa, AL 35405 (205) 758-9091 Tucson, AZ 85705 (602) 888-4750

Twentieth Century College Lamson Business College 352 Government Street 5320 East Pima Street Mobile 36601 (205) 438-9837 Tucson 85712 (602) 327-6851 Mr. John P. Hornung, President Mr. Fred McDerment, Director SE, AC, BS 1925/1984 SE, AC, SS, DP, D 1951/1983

1 Lamson College JUNIOR COLLEGES 3593 West Northern Avenue Phoenix 85021 (602) 841 -2067 American Junior College Mr. Charles Eschedor, Administrative Dean P.O. Box 3208 SE, AC, BS, DP 1889/1987 Fort Smith 72901 (501 ) 452-5556 Mr. Peter A. Thevenot, President Lamson College SE, AC, BS 1955/1985 550 West Washington Branch Campus: Phoenix 85003 (602) 258-7947 221 South Locust Street Ms. Ann Faulkner Kennedy, Executive Director Fayetteville, AR 72701 (501)442-2364 SE, AC, BS, DP, CR, LS 1889/1987 Branch Campus: Lamson College 4141 Washington Avenue 2300 East Broadway New Orleans, LA 70125 (504) 822-1900 Tempe 85282 (602) 968-7211 Dr. Frank Cavalier, Administrative Dean Capital City Junior College SE, AC, BS, DP 1889/1987 7723 Asher, P.O. Box 3776 Little Rock 72203 (501)562-0700 North American College of Data Processing Mr. Kenneth D. Sullivan, Director 5301 North Seventh Street, Suite 104 SE, AC, BS, D 1927/1986 Phoenix 85014 (602) 248-0648 Mr. Robert L. Kristat, Director DP 1980/1988 CAYMAN ISLANDS Ruetten Learning Center 1005 North First Street Phoenix 85004 (602) 254-7301 Dr. Charles Ruetten, Director (Foreign schools listed after Wisconsin) SE, AC, DP 1971/1988

Sterling School 1010 East Indian School Road CALIFORNIA Phoenix 85014 (602) 277-5276 Ms. Ruby Sterling, Director SE, P 1970/1984 BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS Tucson College of Business ABC Colleges 7840-B East Broadway 2213 Kern Street Tucson 85710 (602) 323-7694 Fresno 93721 (209) 268-4481 Mr. Alan Hatch, Director Mrs. Nina M. Stamoulis, Administrator SE, AC, FM, D 1963/1984 SE, AC, DP 1971/1984

Academy of Business College 2007 O Street Sacramento 95814 (916) 444-0345 Mr. William C. Smith, Director SE, AC, DP 1954/1988

Academy of Stenographic Arts ARKANSAS 347 Dolores Street San Francisco 94110 (415) 861 -0635 Mr. Thomas Kerrins, President BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS CR,SE 1952/1984

Capital City Business College Bryan College of Court Reporting K-Mart Shopping Center, Highway 64 East 2511 Beverly Boulevard Russellville 72801 (501)968-1825 Los Angeles 90057 (213)484-8850 Mr. Vance Turman, Director Mr. James T. Patterson, President SE, AC, DP 1968/1985 CR 1940/1983

Draughon School of Business California School of Court Reporting Box 11 1840 East 17th Street, Suite 210 Little Rock 72203 (501) 372-2128 Santa Ana 92701 (714) 541 -6892 Mr. L. E. Burford, Manager Ms. Virginia Wilcke, President SE, AC, BS, DP, RT 1900/1984 CR 1973/1985

South Central Career College Career Business College 3901 McCain Park Drive 11416 Whittier Boulevard North Little Rock 72116 (501) 758-6800 Whittier 90601 (213) 692-0246 Mr. Robert M. Pankovich, President Ms. Phyllis Lorenzen, Director SE, FM, TT 1973/1983 SE.AC.BS 1960/1985

2 Central California Commercial College Heald Business College 1545 Fulton Street 2115 The Alameda Fresno 93721 (209)233-4516 San Jose 95126 (408) 246-6767 Mr. James A. Roth, Director Dr. Douglas C. Bothum, Director SE, AC 1891/1983 SE, AC, DP 1890/1983

Condie College of Business and Technology* Heald Business College (Recognized Candidate for 2085 North Broadway Iunior College Accreditation) Walnut Creek 94596 (415)933-2436 One West Campbell Avenue Mr. Sherwood D. Burgess, Vice President Campbell 95008 (408) 866-6666 SE, AC, DP 1974/1988 Mr. Wayne Wilson, Director SE, DP, BS, E, TT 1968/1983 Heald's Kelsey-Jenney College 620 C Street Criss College of Business San Diego 92101 (619) 233-7418 1238 East Katella Avenue Mr. James K. Martin, Director Anaheim 92805 (714) 634-1001 SE, AC, DP 1887/1987 Dr. Donald Hecht, President SE, AC, BS, D 1949/1987 Irvine College of Business 16591 Noyes Avenue Dickinson-Warren Business College Irvine 92714 (714) 556-8890 2210 Harold Way Mr. W. D. Polick, President Berkeley 94704 (415) 843-1973 SE, AC, DP 1974/1983 Mr. Ramon Flores, President t SE, AC, DP 1931/1983 Julie Nation College 509 Fourth Street Eldorado College Santa Rosa 95401 (707) 527-7827 2181 El Camino Real, Suite 102 Ms. Julie Nation, President Oceanside 92054 (714)433-3660 FM, SE 1972/1985 Dr. Anthony J. Pitale, Director Long Beach College of Business 236 East Third Street, P.O. Box 530 SE, AC 1976/1986 Long Beach 90801 (213)436-3621 Mr. Frank Okamura, President SE, AC, DP, D, BS 1954/1983 fmpire College 3033 Cleveland Avenue, Suite 107 Los Angeles Business College Santa Rosa 95401 (707)546-4000 707 South Broadway, Suite 400 Ms. Dorothe D. Hutchinson, Chief Executive Officer Los Angeles 90014 (213) 629-3581 SE, AC, CR, DP, U 1951/1987 Mr. Don Martin, President Fresno School of Court Reporting SE, AC, BS 1966/1984 -258 North Blackstone Avenue Fresno 93701 (209)486-3550 MTI-Western Business College Mr. Donald Goodpaster, President 2731 Capitol Avenue CR, SE 1973/1987 Sacramento 95816 (916) 442-8933 Mr. Arnold E. Zimmerman, President Heald Business College SE, AC, DP 1965/1987 22730 Mission Boulevard Hayward 94541 (415) 886-3101 Merit College of Court Reporting Ms. Marie-Louise Coppinger, Director 7101 Sepulveda Boulevard SE, AC, DP 1967/1986 Van Nuys 91406 (213) 988-6640 Mr. M. William Gumpert, President CR 1967/1984 Heald Business College 2142 Broadway Moore's Business College Oakland 94612 (415)444-0201 2621 K Street Mr. Harold W. Williams, Director Sacramento 95816 (916) 448-6782 SE, AC 1907/1985 Ms. Mary Jane Moore, Director SE, CR 1952/1983 Heald Business College National Business Institute 2401 J Street 3696 Beatty Drive Sacramento 95816 (916) 444-2320 Riverside 92506 (714) 787-9300 Mr. David Raulston, Director Mr. Ken Murakami, Director SE, AC, DP 1912/1985 SE, AC, D, E 1974/1988

Heald Business College North County College 1188 Franklin Street 463 North Midway Drive San Francisco 94109 (415)673-5500 Escondido 92027 (619)747-7204 Dr. Arthur Katz, Director Mr. R. T. Heit, Executive Vice President. SE, AC 1863/1985 SE, AC, DP, TT 1971/1988

3 Oakland College of Court Reporting Sawyer College of Business 343 19th Street 1165 East Colorado Boulevard Oakland 94612 (415) 465-3184 Pasadena 91106 (213)449-3990 Mr. Frank Hutchinson, Director Mr. William W. Lockwood, Director CR 1970/1988 SE, AC, TT 1935/1984

Orange County Business College Sawyer College of Business 1101 South Anaheim Boulevard 5507 El Cajon Boulevard Anaheim 92805 (714) 772-6941 San Diego 92115 (619)286-4770 Mr. G. E. Kerlin, Director Mr. Roy Maxwell, Administrator SE, AC, DP 1965/1985 SE, AC ' 1970/1985 Pacific Career College Sawyer College of Business 1363 Del Norte Road 3421 Monroe Street Camarillo 93010 (805) 485-7991 Santa Clara 95051 (408) 244-6400 Mr. Phillip L. Stubb, Director Mr. Roy O. Hurd, President SE, CR, AC, DP 1974/1984 SE, AC 1965/1984 Pacific College of Legal Careers 580 University Avenue Sawyer College of Business 6832 Van Nuys Boulevard . Sacramento 95825 (916) 920-5710 Ms. Louise Hackett, Director Van Nuys 91405 (213) 988-2511 Mr. Lawrence A. Weinstein, President SE, P 1973/1985 SE, AC, TT 1916/1984 Patricia Stevens Fashion College 541 Mission Valley Center West Sawyer School San Diego 92108 (619) 298-0242 1651 Westwood Boulevard Ms. Emine Merino, Director Los Angeles 90024 (213)479-0911 FM 1957/1983 Ms. Rosalie Crown, Director SE, DP 1968/1984 Rutledge College 5620 Kearny Mesa Road Sawyer School San Diego 92111 (714) 560-4146 2415 K Street Ms. Carol Nelson, President Sacramento 95816 (916) 444-3936 CR, SE, AC, BS 1980/1988 Ms. Zoe Smith, Director SE, DP, AC 1916/1985 San Diego Golf Academy P.O. Box 1937 Sierra College of Business Rancho Santa Fe 92067 (619)756-3581 225 West Eighth Street, Suite 1200 Dr. Tim Somerville, Executive Director Los Angeles 90014 (213)628-2322 CM 1975/1988 Mrs: Adela Stubblefield, President SE, AC, BS 1916/1983 Santa Barbara Business College 740 State Street Santa Barbara 93101 (805) 963-8681 Skadron College of Business Mr. Dean Johnston, President 798 West Fourth Street SE, AC, BS, FM 1887/1985 San Bernardino 92410 (714) 885-3896 Branch Campus: Mr. Donald G. Waiden, Director 2005 Eye Street SE, AC, BS, FM 1907/1985 Bakersfield, CA 93301 (805) 322-3006 Branch Campus: South Bay College 305 East Plaza Drive 13430 Hawthorne Boulevard Santa Maria, CA 93454 (805) 922-8256 Hawthorne 90250 (213) 679-2531 Mr. Wallace Wong, Chairman of the Board Sawyer Business School SE, AC, DP, AD 1965/1984 230 South Euclid Avenue Branch Campus: Anaheim 92802 (714) 778-2740 13851 East Garvey Avenue Ms. Deborah Larson, Director Baldwin Park, CA 91706 (213) 962-6656 SE, DP, AC 1969/1984 Branch Campus: 15211 South Hawthorne Boulevard Sawyer College at Pomona Lawndale, CA 90260 (213) 978-4519 1021 East Holt Avenue Pomona 91767 (714)629-2534 Branch Campus: Ms. Sondra Orlowski, President 1725 Beverly Boulevard SB, AC 1955/1985 Los Angeles, CA 90026 (213) 483-3493

Sawyer College at Ventura Transwestern Institute of Word Processing 2809 East Main Street 1645 West Beverly Boulevard Ventura 93003 (805) 648-6877 Los Angeles 90026 (213)483-1880 Ms. Doreen E. Adamache, President Mr. Henry Feltenberg, President SE, AC, BS, DP, TT 1962/1987 SE 1979/1987

4 United College of Business 6326 Sunset Boulevard Hollywood 90028 (213) 461-8565 COLORADO Mr. Alan D. Mentzer, President SE, AC, BS 1969/1984 Branch Campus: BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS 1233 Santa Monica Mail Santa Monica, CA 90401 (213)395-3231 Bames Business College 150 North Sheridan Boulevard Denver 80226 (303) 922-8454 Valley Commercial College Mr. Vernon Lowery, Director 910 Twelfth Street SE,AC 1904/1987 Modesto 95354 (209) 578-0616 Mr. Gregory L. Martin, President Colorado Springs College of Business SE, AC, BS, D 1906/1983 824 South Union Boulevard Colorado Springs 80910 (303) 475-1700 Mr. Robert J. Luff, Director Van Nuys College of Business . SE, AC, FM 1927/1985 8041 Van Nuys Boulevard Van Nuys 91402 (213) 782-0550 Denver Academy of Court Reporting Ms. Linda Wollaston, Administrator 1000 Speer Boulevard SE, AC, BS, D, DP, FM 1954/1983 Denver 80204 (303)825-6119 Mr. Charles W. Jarstfer, Director CR 1976/1987 Webster Career College 207 South Broadway Mile Hi College Los Angeles 90012 (213)625-1201 6464 West 14th Avenue Mr. Harold Chuang, President Lakewood 80214 (303) 233-7973 SE, AÇ, FM 1961/1983 Mr. F. Doran Kaufman, President CR 1964/1983 Westland College Branch Campus: 3521 West Pacific Avenue 221 San Pedro Drive, N.E. Burbank 91505 (213)841-3823 Albuquerque, NM 87108 (505) 266-9955 Mr. John W. Hatch, President CR, D, E, AR 1975/1983 Parks College 7350 North Broadway, Suite P-300 Branch Campus: Denver 80221 (303)430-8511 6060 Sunrise Vista Drive Mr. M. A. Schledorn, Chief Executive Officer Citrus Heights, CA 95610 (916) 922-5636 SE, AC, BS, FM, DP, AH 1895/1983 Branch Campus: 2575 North Blackstone Pueblo College of Business Fresno, CA 93703 (209) 226-5330 4035 Fortino Boulevard Pueblo 81008 (303) 545-3100 Mr. Robert Reinhard, President SE, AC, FM 1925/1987

JUNIOR COLLEGES JUNIOR COLLEGES Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising* 818 West Seventh Street Blair Junior College 828 Wooten Road Los Angeles 90017 (213)624-1200 Colorado Springs 80915 Ms. Tonian Hohberg, President (303) 633-2669 Mr. Steve Tucker, Director FM 1969/1984 SE, AC, BS 1897/1988 Branch Campus: 790 Market Street San Francisco, CA 94102 (415) 433-6691 Branch Campus: 13701 Riverside Drive Sherman Oaks, CA 91403 (213) 872-1411 CONNECTICUT

SENIOR COLLEGES BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS

Coleman College Academy for Business Careers 7380 Parkway Drive 1315 Dixwell Avenue La Mesa 92041 (619) 465-3990 Hamden 06514 (203) 288-7474 Mr. Maurice F. Egan, President Ms. Janet S. Arena, President DP,E 1963/1988 SE, DP, FM, TT, AC 1960/1986

5 Branford Hall School of Business New London School of Business 19 South Main Street 231 Captain's Walk Branford 06405 (203) 488-2525 New London 06320 (203) 443-7441 Mr. Nelson Bernabucci, President Mr. Leonard Fuller, Director SE, AC, RE, TT, AH 1965/1986 SE, AC, BS, TT 1887/1985

Briarwood College* Stone School 2279 Mount Vernon Road 55 Church Street Southington 06489 (203) 628-4751 New Haven 06510 (203) 624-0121 Dr. )ohn LeConche, President Mr. James L. Godklns, Executive Vice President SE, AC, EM, DP, TT, BS, BC 1966/1987 SE, AC, FM '1864/1984

Butler Business School 211 State Street Bridgeport 06604 (203) 333-3601 Mr. Morton S. Butler, President SE, AC 1900/1985 COSTA RICA Computer Processing Institute 111 Ash Street East Hartford 06108 (203) 528-9211 Dr. Carl F. Simmons, President (Foreign schools listed after Wisconsin) DP 1965/1983 Branch Campus: . 803 Broad Street Bridgeport, CT 06604 (203) 377-6714 Branch Campus: E-81 Route 4 West Paramus, NJ 07652 (201)843-4465 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Branch Campus: 19 Commonwealth Avenue Woburn, MA 01801 (617) 933-1771 BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS

Connecticut Business Institute Brook-Wein Business Institute 605 Broad Street 2080 L Street, N.W., Suite B-111 Stratford 06497 (203) 377-1775 Washington 20036 (202) 659-5411 Mr. Emanuel Pallant, President Ms. Iva Brookin Carter, President SE, AC, DP 1963/1984 SE, AC, BS 1972/1987

Connecticut Stenographic Institute Jefferson Business College 177 Columbus Boulevard P.O. Box 19170 New Britain 06051 (203) 223-6563 Washington 20036 (202) 293-9200 Mr. Louis P. Alperowitz, Director Mr. Jack Klaben, Executive Vice President CR 1963/1987 SE, BS, AC 1972/1988

Hartford Secretarial School Smith Business School 19 Woodland Street 1010 Vermont Avenue, N.W. Hartford 06105 (203) 522-2888 Washington 20005 (202) 638-1700 Mr. Gerald Fox, Director Ms. Loif H. Smith, President SE, TT 1924/1985 SE, AC, BS 1971/1985

Huntington Institute Washington School for Secretaries 193 Broadway 2020 K Street, N.W. Norwich 06360 (203) 886-0507 Washington 20006 (202) 457-1800 Ms. Judith Leonard, Director Ms. Bettie Thomas, Director SE, AH, AC 1976/1986 SE 1920/1985 Branch Campus: 447 Washington Avenue North Haven, CT 06473 (203) 239-8082 SENIOR COLLEGES

Katharine Gibbs School Benjamin Franklin University 142 East Avenue 1100 16th Street, N.W. Norwalk 06851 (203) 838-4173 Washington 20036 (202) 737-2262 Mrs. Sandra Krakoff, Director Ms. Marthajane Kennedy, President SE 1973/1985 AC, BS 1925/1983

Morse School of Business Strayer College* 275 Asylum Street 601 13th Street, N.W. Hartford 06103 (203) 522-2261 Washington 20005 (202) 783-4543 Mr. Michael S. Taub, President Mr. Charles B. Harrington, President SE, AC, BS, DP, FM 1860/1984 SE, AC, BS, CR, DP 1904/1985

6 Stenotype Institute of Jacksonville* FLORIDA 500 Ninth Avenue North Jacksonville Beach 32250 (904) 246-7466 Ms. Thyra D. Ellis, President

BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS CR 1940/i 983

Bay Area Academy of Business United College 5118 North 56th Street 1700 North Westshore Boulevard (813) 876-1336 Tampa 33610 (813)621-8074 Tampa 33607 Ms. Sharon B. Jones, Executive Director Mr. Frank Catapano, President 1969/1984 CR, SE 1974/1988 Sf, AH Branch Campus: Broward School of Business and Court Reporting 500 West 29th Street (305) 883-8931 140S.E. 15th Street Hialeah, FL 33012 Pompano Beach 33060 (305) 946-5656 Branch Campus: Ms. Virginia McAninch, President 47 Mineola Boulevard (516)294-8344 SE, C.R 1977/1987 Mineola, NY 11501 Branch Campus: 22 West 34th Street (212) 564-5777 Charron-Williams College New York, NY 10001 255 S.W. Eighth Street Branch Campus: Miami 33130 (305)854-9770 95-20 63rd Road Ms. Sylvia Ben, Director (212) 459-5550 Rego Park, NY 11374 CR, SE, AC, AH, DP, TT 1940/1983 Branch Campus: JUNIOR COLLEGES 6289 West Sunrise Boulevard Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 (305) 584-4980 Lakeland College of Business and Fashion P.O. Box 3612 Data Processing Institute Lakeland 33802 (813) 858-1444 1819 North Semoran Boulevard Mr. Eugene Roberts, President Orlando 32807 (305)678-5600 Sf, AC, BS, FM 1927/1983 -Mr. Neil R. Euliano, President Morris Junior College of Business DP 1960/1988 4635 North Harbor City Boulevard Branch Campus: Melbourne 32935 (305) 254-6459 3802A Britten Plaza, South Dale Mabry Mr. William T. Morris, President Tampa, FL 336T1 (813)837-2103 SE, AC, BS, DP 1962/1986

Florida College of Business SENIOR COLLEGES 2200 N.E. Second Street Pompano Beach 33062 (305) 942-7900 Fort Lauderdale College Mr. Michael Beauregard, Director 1401 East Broward Boulevard SE, CR, TT, AC, BS 1965/1986 Fort Lauderdale 33301 (305) 462-3761 Mr. Douglas Dévaux, President 1948/1987 Garces Commercial College* AC, BS, AH, DP 1301 S.W. First Street Branch Campus: Miami 33135 (305)643-1044 2925 Tenth Avenue, North Mr. Angel de Pedro, President Lake Worth, FL 33461 (305) 439-5333 SE, AC, BS, DP, D, AR 1961/1983 Branch Campus: Jones College 5353 Arlington Expressway 391 East Eighth Street Jacksonville 32211 (904) 743-1122 Hialeah, FL 33010 (305) 885-5334 Mr. Jack H. Jones, Chairman of the Board Branch Campus: SE, AC, BS, DP, FM, AH 1918/1988 5385 N.W. 36th Street Miami Springs, FL 33166 (305) 871-6535 Orlando College 5500-5800 Diplomat Circle Orlando 32810 (305)628-5870 Prospect Hall College Ms. Ouida B. Kirby, Vice President 1725 Monroe Street Sf, AC, BS, DP, AH, CR 1953/1987 Hollywood 33020 (305) 923-8100 Mr. Joseph S. Pace, Chairman of the Board Tampa College BS, TT, DP 1929/1986 2511 North Grady Avenue Tampa 33607 (813)879-6000 Southern College Mr. David Zorn, Director/Vice President 5600.Lake Underhill Road SE, AC, BS, DP, AH, CR 1890/1987 Orlando 32807 (305)273-1000 Branch Campus: Mr. Daniel F. Moore, Vice President 511 Rosery Road, N.E. SE, AC, BS, DP, CR, FM, AH, TT • 1968/1985 Largo, FL 33450 (813) 585-4765 Branch Campus: JUNIOR COLLEGES 4950 34th Street, North St. Petersburg, FL 33714 (813) 527-8464 Crandail Junior College 1283 Adams Street Branch Campus: Macon 31201 (912) 745-6593 2501 West Kennedy Boulevard Ms. Linda H. Godwin, Director Tampa, FL .33609 (813) 251-5425 SE, DP, BS , 1952/1983

Draughon's Junior College 709 Mall Boulevard Savannah 31406 (912) 355-3133 Mr. John T. South III, President St, AC, BS, DP, TT, AH 1899/1983

GEORGIA Phillips College 745 Greene Street Augusta 30902 (404) 724-7719 BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS Mr. J. L. Wasson, President SE, AC, BS 1948/1985 Branell Women's College 401 West Peachtree Street, N.E., Suite 1800 Phillips College Atlanta 30308 (404) 525-5633 1622 13th Avenue (404) 327-4381 Mr. F. )ack Henderson, President Columbus 31901 SE,FM,TT,DP 1969/1984 Ms. Joyce Meadows, President SE, AC, BS, DP, E, TT 1951/1986 Brown College of Court Reporting 2581 Piedmont Road, N.E. Atlanta 30324 (404)261,3214 GUAM Ms. Janet Winter, Director CR 1972/1988

Kerr Business College BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS P.O. Box 976 LaGrange 30241 (404)884-1751 International Business College of Guam Mr. Dennis Kerr, President P.O. Box 3783 SE, AC ' 1974/1985 Agana, Guam 96910 (671)646-6901 Mr. Dennis M. Wible, Director Massey Business College SE, AC, IT 1971/1984 120 Ralph McGill Boulevard, N.E. Atlanta 30308 (404) 872-1900 Mr. Henry Herzing, President SE, AC, BS, DP 1949/1983 HAWAII

Meadows College of Business 100 South Magnolia Street Albany 31 706 (912) 883-1736 BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS Mr. Harrold H. Miller, Director Cannon's International Business College of Honolulu SE, AC 1974/1985 33 South King Street Meadows College of Business Honolulu 96813 (808)521-5333 (Recognized Candidate for Mrs. Evelyn A. Schemmel, President Iunior College Accreditation) SE, AC, BS, DP 1917/1987 1170 Brown Avenue Columbus 31906 (404)327-7668 Hawaii School of Business 111 North King Street Mr. William F. Meadows, Jr., President SE, AC, D, DP 1971/1983 Honolulu 96817 (808)524-4014 Mr. Mitsuru Omori, President Phillips College of Atlanta* SE, AC, BS, CR, DP, TT 1973/1983 1340 Spring Street, N.W. Atlanta 30309 (404)873-1981 Mr. Steven Dunphy, Director IDAHO SE, AC, BS, DP 1970/1985 Branch Campus : 1140 Hammond Drive, Building E (404)391-9180 BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS Atlanta, GA 30328 Rutledge College . Link's School of Business 60 Peachtree Park Drive, N.E. P.O. Box 7567 Atlanta 30309 (404) 351-7733 Boise 83707 (208)344-8376 Mr. Howard Steed, President Mr. Nelson Dale Reynolds, Director SE, AC, BS, DP, EM, TT 1968/1987 SE, AC, BS, EM, E 1906/1986

8 Jacksonville Business and Careers Institute 1429 South Main Street, P.O. Box 786 ILLINOIS Jacksonville 62650 (217) 243-7421 Mr. Floyd E. Becker, President SE, AC, BS 1866/1983 BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS MSTA Business College Bryant & Stratton College 1307 South Wabash Avenue 185 North Wabash Avenue Chicago 60605 (312) 922-0083 Chicago 60601 (312) 332-7056 Mr. James M. Graham, President Ms. Kay Ryan, Director SE 1969/1985 AC, DP, SE 1856/1984 Marion Adult Education and Career Training Center Catherine College 128 South Paulina Street 130 East Randolph, Suite 200 Chicago 60616 (312)733-1104 Chicago 60601 (312) 861-0500 Mr. Celious Henderson, President Mr. Richard Otto, President SE, AC, AH 1956/1986 SE 1939/1987 Branch Campus: Marycrest College 1700 West Burbank Boulevard 185 North St. Joseph Avenue Burbank, CA 91506 (213) 954-9570 Kankakee 60901 (815) 932-8724 Mr. Joseph Thiel, President SE, AC, BS, CR 1954/1983 Chicago College of Commerce 36 South Wabash Avenue Chicago 60603 (312)236-3312 Metropolitan Business College Ms. Mae S. Glassbrenner, Chairman of the Board 5844 North Lincoln Avenue SE, CR 1950/1986 Chicago 60659 (312) 334-7212 Mr. Henry R. Petryk, President SE, AC, BS, DP 1873/1984 College of Automation 209 West Jackson Boulevard, Suite 1200 Chicago 60606 (312) 987-9575 Northwestern Business College Mr. James White, President 4959 West Belmont Avenue AC, DP 1965/1987 Chicago 60641 (312)777-4220 Mr. Lawrence Schumacher, President SE, AC, BS, DP, TT 1902/1986 Cortez W. Peters Business College 1807 West 95th Street Chicago 60643 (312) 779-6350 Robert Morris College Mr. Frank Harris, President College Avenue SE, AC, DP 1938/1985 Carthage 62321 (217)357-2121 Mr. Richard Pickett, President SE, AC, FM, AH, DP 1965/1987 First Business School 500 Davis Street Branch Campus: Evanston 60201 (312) 492-1898 180 North LaSalle Street (312)836-4888 Ms. Eileen L. O'Gara, Vice President Chicago, IL 60601 SE.AC 1971/1988 Branch Campus: Rockford Business College 111 Green Bay Road 319 West Jefferson Street Wilmette, IL 60091 (312)256-0375 Rockford 61101 (815)965-8616 Mr. David G. Swank, President SE, AC, BS 1886/1987 Gem City College* P.O. Box 179 Quincy 62306 (217) 222-0391 SER/Jobs for Progress 1641 West 16th Street Mr. Floyd W. Marshall, President Chicago 60608 (312) 421 -7432 SE, AC, BS, FM, CR, DP, HR, CS 1870/1988 Ms. Beth Tamminen, Program Developer SE, AC 1964/1988 Illinois School of Commerce 17 North State Street Sawyer Secretarial School Chicago 60602 (312) 782-9200 130 North Marion Street Mr. Thomas Ross, President Oak Park 60301 (312) 383-6833 SE, AC 1977/1987 Ms. Lorraine Phillips, Director SE 1968/1985 International Academy of Merchandising and Design Sparks College 350 North Orleans 131 South Morgan Street Chicago 60654 (312) 828-0202 Shelbyville 62565 (217) 774-5112' Mr. Clem Stein, Jr., President Mr. Roger R. Sparks, President FM , 1977/1987 SE, AC, CR 1908/1985

9 Taylor Business Institute LaPorte Business College 300 North State Street 8995 State Route 39 North Chicago 60610 (312) 822-9560 LaPorte 46350 (219) 362-3338 Ms. Janice C. Parker, Director Mr. Steven Smith, Director SE, AC, E 1962/1985 SE, AC, BS, DP 1951/1984

Trainco Business School Michiana College of Commerce 407 South Dearborn Street - 914 Lincoln Way West Chicago 60605 (312) 939-3317 South Bend 46616 (219) 233-3191 Ms. Elizabeth R. Turner, Director Mr. David Krueper, President SE, TD 1976/1986 SE, AC, BS, DP, CR 1882/1983

Sawyer College of Business JUNIOR COLLEGES 6040 Hohman Avenue Hammond 46320 (219) 931-0436 Midstate College Mr. Ronald J. Adams, Director 244 Southwest Jefferson SE, AC 1969/1988 Peoria 61602 (309) 673-6365 Mr. R. Dale Bunch, President SE, AC, BS, CR, EM, DP, AH, TT, P 1888/1986 JUNIOR COLLEGES

Clark College 1840 North Meridian Street Indianapolis 46202 (317) 923-3933 Mr. Donald Williams, President SE, AC, BS, DP, AH 1963/1985 INDIANA International Business College 3811 Old Illinois Road Fort Wayne 46804 (219) 432-8702 BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS Mr. A. W. Conti, President SE, AC, BS 1889/1986 ITT Business Institute 1720 East 38th Street Lockyear College Indianapolis 46218 (317) 545-2231 209 N.W. Fifth Street Mr. Alphonse W. Guimont, Director Evansville 47706 (812)425-8157 SE, BS, AC, DP 1970/1985 Mr. C. Ray Noblett, Jr., President SE, AC, BS, DP, CR 1893/1987 Indiana Business College 802 North Meridian Street Branch Campus: Indianapolis 46204 (317) 634-8337 1200 Waterway Boulevard Mr. C. T. Butz, President Indianapolis, IN 46202 (317) 639-2505 SE, AC 1902/1986 Branch Campus: 145 West 14th Street Anderson, IN 46016-1695 (317)644-7514 Branch Campus: IOWA 641 Washington Street Columbus, IN 47201 (812) 376-3510 Branch Campus: BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS P.O. Box 354, 10216 East Taylor Street Kokomo, IN 46901 (317) 459-5681 American Institute of Commerce Branch Campus: Duck Creek Plaza P.O. Box 976, 217-219 North Sixth Street Bettendorf 52722 (319) 355-6456 Lafayette, IN 47902 (317) 742-7204 Mr. John Huston, President SE, AC, BS, CR, DP, FM, TT, SC 1937/1987 Branch Campus: P.O. Box 423, 101 Vi South Washington Street Hamilton Business College Marion, IN 46952 (317) 662-7497 100 First Street, N.W. Branch Campus: Mason City 50401 (515) 423-2530 1001 West Jackson Street Mr. David Tracy, Director Muncie, IN 47305 (317)288-8681 SE, AC, BS 1900/1985 Branch Campus: Branch Campus: 35 South Eighth Street 601 Eighth Avenue, S.E. Richmond, IN 47374 (317) 962-5205 Cedar Rapids, IA 52401' (319) 363-0481 Branch Campus: 618 Wabash Avenue Spencer School of Business Terre Haute, IN 47807 (812) 232-4458 217 West Fifth Street Spencer 51301 (712) 262-7290 Branch Campus: P.O. Box 24, Fifth and Main Streets Mr. James R. Grove, President Vincennes, IN 47591 (812) 882-2550 SE, AC, BS, FM, TT 1968/1984

10 JUNIOR COLLEGES JUNIOR COLLEGES

American Institute of Business Bowling Green Business College 2500 Fleur Drive 1141 State Street Des Moines 50321 (515) 244-4221 Bowling Green 42101 (502)842-6556 Mr. Keith Fenton, President Mr. J. R. Rippetoe, President SE, AC, BS, DP, CR 1921/1984 SE, AC, BS, FM 1966/1988

Draughon's Junior College of Business 218 North Fifth Street Paducah 42001 (502) 443-8478 Mr. Bill Hensley, Director SE, AC, BS, DP, FM 1887/1985 KANSAS Kentucky Junior College of Business P.O. Box 11580 Lexington 40576 (606) 253-0621 BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS Mr. Bill Noel, Executive Director SE, AC, BS, FM 1941/1983 Central College Branch Campus: 2502 East Douglas 6616 Dixie Highway Wichita 67214 (316) 684-5138 Florence, KY 41042 (606)525-6510 Mr. Alvin J. Hennessy, Director Branch Campus: SE, AC, BS, D 1961/1984 P.O. Box 2899 Cranford School of Business Pikeville, KY 41501 (606) 432-5477 101 North Plum Street Hutchinson 67501 (316)663-4419 Owensboro Junior College of Business Mr. Howard Detter, President 1515 East 18th Street SE, BS 1932/1984 Owensboro 42301 (502) 926-4040 Mrs. Lenda Wilson, President Platt College SE, AC, BS, DP, FM 1963/1983 5200 West 110th Street • Overland Park 66211 (913) 341-1733 Sullivan Junior College of Business* Mr. Frank T. Ollin, President Sullivan Centre, P.O. Box 33-308 SE, AC, D, TT, DP 1974/1988 Louisville 40232 (502) 456-6504 Mr. A. R. Sullivan, President The Brown Mackie College SE, AC, BS, DP, TT, P, CU 1864/1988 126 South Santa Fe Salina 67401 (913) 825-5422 Watterson College* Mr. M. Gary Talley, President 4400 Breckinridge Lane SE, AC, BS, CR, FM, TT, DP 1892/1985 Louisville 40218 (502)491-5000 Mrs. O'Neal Briel, President Wichita Business College SE, AC, BS, DP, AH, FM 1963/1988 209 North Broadway Branch Campus: Wichita 67202 (316)263-1261 4418 Edmondson Avenue Mr. R. W. Sparrow, President Baltimore, MD 21229 (301 ) 945-3200 SE, AC, CR, D, DP 1883/1984 Branch Campus: 2900 Griffith Street Charlotte, NC 28203 (704) 334-6821 Branch Campus: 1015 West Chestnut Street Louisville, KY 40203 (502) 585-1670 Branch Campus: KENTUCKY 1408 North Kingshighway St. Louis, MO 63113 (314)367-4844

BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS

Fugazzi College P.O. Box 11890 LOUISIANA Lexington 40578 (606) 266-0401 Mr. Joseph Hum, President SE, DP, AH, BC 1915/1986 BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS

Spencerian College* Audubon College 914 East Broadway 3901 Tulane Avenue Louisville 40204 (502) 584-7105 New Orleans 70119 (504)486-6491 Mr. Harold Stice, Executive Director Mr. Grover N. Craft, Director SE, AC, BS, FM 1892/1987 SE, AC, DP, D,CA 1917/1984

11 Ayers Institute Robinson Business College 1431 Wilkinson Street 604 Jack McEnery Street Shreveport 71103 (318) 221-1853 Monroe 71201 (318) 323-7515 Mr. R. G. Hammett, Director Mr. B. D. Robinson, Director SE, AC, DP, E 1953/1986 SE, AC, BS, DP 1944/1984

Biggers School of Court Reporting and Southern Technical College Secretarial Sciences 815 West Congress Street 601 Papworth Avenue, Suite 200 Lafayette 70501 (318) 235-1592 Metairié 70005 (504)831-3333 Mr. Lewis Prather, President Ms. Virgene Koehler Biggers, Director SE, AC 1941/1983 CR,SE ' 1974/1985 Branch Campus: 315 West Grand Street Commercial College of Baton Rouge Hot Springs, AR 71901 (501)623-2651 5677 Florida Boulevard Baton Rouge 70806 (504)927-3470 Spencer College Mr. Ken Stauts, Director 2902 Florida Boulevard SE, AC, DP, D, CA 1963/1984 Baton Rouge 70802 (504) 383-7701 Mr. Morgan Landry, President Commercial College of Shreveport SE, AC, BS, DP, TI V; 1891/1986 2640 Youree Drive Shreveport 71104 (318)865-6571 Westbank Business College Mr. Brent Henley, Director 4633 Westbank Expressway SE, AC, DP, D, CA 1967/1983 Marrero 70072 (504) 347-8411 Ms. Nelva P. Fink, Director Delta School of Business SE, AC, BS, DP, W 1970/1986 7290 Exchange Place Branch Campus: Baton Rouge 70806 . (504)927-7780 Mr. Billy B. Clark, President 102 Savonne Drive SE, AC, D, DP 1970/1985 Scott, LA 70583 (318) 235-7327 Branch Campus: 511 West Bank Expressway JUNIOR COLLEGES Gretna, LA 70053 (504)362-5445

Delta School of Business Phillips College of Greater New Orleans 517 Broad Street 1333 South Clearview Parkway Lake Charles 70601 (318) 439-5765 New Orleans 70121 (504) 734-0123 Mr. F. B. Landenberger, Director Mr. Jerry Adams, President SE, AC, D 1970/1988 SE, AC, BS, DP, TT 1970/1986

Delta School of Commerce P.O. Box 1528 Alexandria 71301 (318)442-9586 Mr. John F. McCray, President MAINE SE, AC 1922/1983

Delta Schools 1900 Cameron Street BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS Lafayette 70506 (318)232-4641 Mr. Gary Holt, President Mid-State Business School SE, AC, BS, D, W 1968/1985 Route 4, Box 484 Branch Campus: Auburn 04210 (207) 783-1478 404 Admiral Doyle Mr. Allen Stehle, President New Iberia, LA 70560 (318)365-7348 SE, AC, BS 1916/1983 Branch Campus: Draughon Business College 218 Water Street 427 Edwards Street Augusta, ME 04330 (207) 623-3962 Shreveport 71101 (318)222-5778 Ms. Carolyn Terrell Ramares, Administrator SE, AC, BS, DP 1891/1987 JUNIOR COLLEGES

Louisiana Business College Andover College 1125 Forsythe Avenue 335 Forest Avenue Monroe 71201 (318)325-8261 Portland 04101 (207) 774-6126 Mrs. Charlotte Evans, Administrator Mr. Lee C. Jenkins, President SE, AC, DP 1941/1988 SE, AC, DP, BS 1967/1986

Meadows-Draughon College Beal College 3030 Canal Street 629 Main Street New Orleans 70119 (504)822-1092 Bangor 04401 (207) 947-4591 Mr. Robert E. Tiller, Director Mr. David Tibbetts, President SE, AC, D, DP, TT 1889/1986 SE, AC, BS, DP, TT, AH 1891/1983

12 Branch Campus: Woodridge School for Secretaries 275 Bath Road P.O. Box 277 Brunswick, ME 04011 (207) 729-4373 Salisbury 21801 (301) 749-3317 Ms. Dawn K. Foskey, Director Casco Bay College SE,AC 1972/1988 477 Congress Street Portland 04101 (207)772-0196 Yorktowne Business Institute Ms. Thelma M. Watson, President 4601 Calvert Road SE, AC, BS, DP 1863/1986 College Park 20740 (301) 779-1903 Mr. Eugene Buccelli, Director SE, DP 1976/1988 Branch Campus: 7500 Greenway Center Drive Greenbelt, MD 20770 (301)345-0613

MARYLAND

MASSACHUSETTS BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS

Chesapeake Business Institute BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS 5408 Silver Hill Road (301) 420-1624 Forestville 20747 Burdett School Dr. Francis J. Murphy, President SE, AC 1975/1987 200 Tower Building, Prudential Center Boston 02199 (617) 267-7435 Ms. Florencë S. Tate, President Fleet Business School SE, AC 1879/1984 1939 Lincoln Drive Annapolis 21401 (301)268-7511 Business Education Institute Ms. Mary W. Garton, Director 201 Park Avenue 1934/1983 SE, 11 ; West Springfield 01089 (413) 737-4708 Mrs. Marjorie O. Camp, President Hagerstown Business College SE, AC, DP 1967/1987 (Recognized Candidate for Junior College Accreditation) Cambridge Institute for Computer Programming 441-449 North Potomac, P.O. Box 722 480 Boylston Street Hagerstown 21740 (301)739-2670 Boston 02116 (617)536-1980 Dr. Ronald W. McFaddin, President Mr. William R. Ten Eick, President SE, AC, BS, CR 1938/1983 DP 1979/1988

Patricia Stevens Institute of Fashion Dudley Hall Career Institute 5764 Westview Mall Professional Offices 258-260 West Main Street Baltimore 21228 (301) 744-0900 Dudley 01570 (617)943-7113 Mr. William Howard, Executive Director Mr. Richard C. Crance, President FM 1954/1984 SE, AC, BS 1965/1987

Strayer Business College Hickox School 10 North Calvert Street 200 Tremont Street Baltimore 21202 (301)539-5629 Boston 02116 (617)482-7655 Mr. Charles E. Palmer, Jr., Director Mr. S. Arthur Verenis, President SE, AC 1892/1987 SE 1879/1986

Temple School of Maryland Kinyon-Campbell Business School 8455 Colesville Road 59 Linden Street Silver Spring 20910 (301)588-7744 New Bedford 02740 (617) 992-5448 Mr. John P. Rogers, Director Mr. John M. Anjos, President SE, AC, AH 1905/1987 SE, AC 1911/1988

Towson Stratford School New England School of Accounting 311 East Pennsylvania Avenue 155 Ararat Street Towson 21204 (301)825-2566 Worcester 01606 (617) 85 3-8972 Ms. Lois O'Brien, Director Ms. Mary Sullivan, President SE, AC 1964/1988 AC, BS 1924/1987

Washington Business School St. John's School of Business 11300 Rockville Pike 767 Main Street Rockville 20852 (301) 881-6000 West Springfield 01089 (413) 781-0390 Ms. Katherine M. Coppola, Director Mr. Kenneth C. Ballard, Director SE 1950/1984 SE, AC, DP 1977/1987

13 Salter School Dorsey Business School 155 Ararat Street 31542 Gratiot Avenue Worcester 01606 (617) 853-1074 Roseville 48066 (313)296-3225 Ms. Mary Sullivan, President Mr. William G. Stockemer, President SE, AC, TT 1937/1983 SE, AC 1934/1984

Dorsey Business School IUNIOR COLLEGES 15755 Northline Road Southgate 48195 (313)285-5400 Bay State junior College Mr. Dennis Stockemer, President 122 Commonwealth Avenue SE, AC, DP 1934/1984 Boston 02116 (617) 266-0220 Branch Campus: Dr. Thomas E. Langford, President 29200 Vassar, Suite 413 SE, AC, BS, FM, AH, TT 1946/1986 Livonia, Ml 48152 (313)478-8480 Branch Campus: Chamberlayne Junior College 750 Stephenson Highway, Suite 105 128 Commonwealth Avenue Troy, Ml 48084 (313) 588-9660 Boston 02116 (617) 536-4500 Mr. Matthew J. Malloy, President Jackson Business University SE, AC, BS, DP, FM, CA 1892/1986 234 South Mechanic Street Jackson 49201 ' (517)789-6123 Katharine Gibbs School Mr. Jack Bunce, President 86 Beacon Street SE, AC, BS 1867/1987; Boston 02108 (617) 262-2250 Ms. Dolores Mitchell, Director Michigan Technical Institute SE 1911/1983 611 Church Street, P.O. Box 8200 Ann Arbor 48107 (313) 769-4507 Marian Court Junior College of Business Ms. Nina M. Barwick, Executive Vice-President 35 Little's Point Road SE, AC, BS, DP, TT, FM, AH 1915/1983 Swampscott 01907 (617) 595-6768 Sister Josette Parisi, President Northeastern School of Commerce SE 1964/1988 P.O. Box 819, 701 North Madison Avenue Bay City 48706 (517)893-4502 Mr. Louis Bork, Director AC, BS, SE 1880/1988

MICHIGAN Payne-Pulliam School of Trade and Commerce 2345 Cass Avenue Detroit 48201 (313)963-4710 Ms. Betty Pulliam, President BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS SE, AC 1973/1987

Argubright Business College Pontiac Business Institute 67 West Michigan Mall 1431 East 12 Mile Road Battle Creek 49017 (616) 968-6105 Madison Heights 48071 (313) 544-8039 Mr. James LaParl, President Ms. Delores Jurko, Director SE, AC, BS, TT, DP 1882/1988 SE, BS, AC, DP 1973/1985

Cambridge Business School Pontiac Business Institute 1529 Broadway 24 Market Street Detroit 48226 (313) 961-5105 Mt. Clemens 48043 (313)465-6119 Mr. Ted Jakub, President Ms. M. Suzanne Kota, Director SE, AC, DP 1963/1985 SE, BS, AC, DP 1974/1985 Branch Campus: 18256 Grand River Avenue Pontiac Business Institute Detroit, Ml 48223 (313) 272-0740 755 West Drahner Road Oxford 48051 (313) 628-4847 Detroit Business Institute Ms. Penny Dresser, Director 115 State Street SE, AC, BS, FM 1976/1985 Detroit 48226 (313)962-6534 Mr. Craig Johnson, President Pontiac Business Institute SE, AC, BS 1850/1987 18 West Lawrence Street Pontiac 48053 (313) 333-7028 Branch Campus: Ms. Tina Lifsey, Vice President/Director 19100 Fort Street SE, AC, BS, DP 1893/1985 Riverview, Ml 48192 (313)479-0660 Branch Campus: Detroit Institute of Commerce 34801 Grand River 4829 Woodward Avenue Farmington, Ml 48024 (313)476-3145 Detroit 48201 (313) 832-0200 Branch Campus: Mr. Howard Weaver, President 47 East Washington AC, BS, CR, SE 1941/1983 Indianapolis, IN 46204 (317) 634-2901

14 Port Huron School of Business Detroit College of Business 3403 Lapeer Road 4801 Oàkman Boulevard Port Huron 48060 (313) 984-5185 Dearborn 48126 (313) 582-6983 Ms. Dorothy Krupp, Director Mr. Frank Paone, President SE, AC, DP, BS 1972/1985 SE, AC, BS, DP, TT 1962/1984 Branch Campus: Ross Business Institute 3155 Lawndale 15670 East Eight Mile Road Flint, Ml 48504 (313) 239-1443 Detroit 48205 (313) 371-2131 Branch Campus: Mr. Howard Hulsman, President 415 East Fulton Street 1971/1983 SE Grand Rapids, Ml 49503 (616)451-3146 Branch Campus: 23400 Michigan Avenue Dearborn, Ml 48124 (313) 563-0640 Branch Campus: 21700 Greenfield, Suite 273 Oak Park, Ml 48237 (313)968-1970 Branch Campus: 42140 Van Dyke Avenue MINNESOTA Sterling Heights, Ml 48078 (313)731-8200

Saginaw Business Institute BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS 310 South Washington Avenue Saginaw 48607 (517) 755-3444 Academy of Accountancy Mr. Angelo Guerriero, President 15 West Island Avenue SE, AC, BS, DP, CR 1907/1983 Minneapolis 55401 (612) 378-3810 Mr. LeRoy D. Kurimay, Director Sawyer School of Business AC 1936/1985 26120 Van Dyke Avenue Center Line 48015 (313) 758-2300 Duluth Business University Mr. Joseph T. Belliotti, President 418 West Superior Street SE- 1970/1985 Duluth 55802 (218)722-3361 Mr. James R. Gessner, President SE, AC, BS 1891/1987

JUNIOR COLLEGES Globe College of Business 236 East Fifth Street Baker Junior College of Business St. Paul 55101 (612)224-4378 1110 Eldon Baker Drive Mr. Helmer Myhre, President Flint 48507 (313) 744-4040 SE, AC, BS, FM, DP 1885/1984 Mr. Edward J. Kurtz, President SE, AC, BS, DP, FM, AH, CA 1911/1988 Lowthian Fashion School 84 South Tenth Street Davenport College* Minneapolis 55403 (612) 332-3361 415 East Fulton Ms. Petrena Hennies Lowthian, President Grand Rapids 49503 (616) 451-3511 FM 1965/1983 Mr. Donald W. Maine, President SE, AC, BS, DP, FM, AH, TT 1866/1987 Minneapolis Business College Branch Campus: 1011 Marquette Avenue 4123 West Main Street Minneapolis 55403 (612) 332-4338 Kalamazoo, Ml 49007 (616) 382-2835 Mr. Jim Zillman, President SE, AC, BS, DP 1874/1984 Branch Campus: 220 East Kalamazoo Minnesota School of Business* Lansing, Ml 48933 (517)484-2600 11 South Fifth Street Minneapolis 55402 (612)338-6721 Muskegon Business College Mr. Alan S. Crews, Director 141 Hartford SE, AC, BS, DP, CR, FM, E 1877/1985- Muskegon 49442 (616) 726-4904 Mr. Robert Jewell, President SE, AC, BS, D, DP, AH, E, RE 1885/1985 Northern Technical School of Business 2201 Blaisdell Avenue, South Minneapolis 55404 (612)874-6414 Mr. Roger A. Johnson, Director SENIOR COLLEGES CR, SE, AC, BS, TT, DP 1963/1985

Cleary College Rasmussen Business College 2170 Washtenaw Road 15 West Fifth Street Ypsilanti 48197 (313) 483-4400 St. Paul 55102 (613) 222-4474 Mr. Gilbert E. Bursley, President Mr. Wilbur C. Nemitz, President SE, AC, BS, CR, FM, DP, AH 1883/1983 SE, AC, BS, DP, TT 1900/1984

15 St. Cloud Business College Hickey School 245 North 37th Avenue 6710 Clayton Road St. Cloud 56301 (612)251-5600 St. Louis 63117 (314) 644-2866 Ms. Kathleen M. Szczech, President Ms. Mary T. Pisani, President 5f, AC, BS, CR, TT, DP 1902/1987 SE, AC, BS 1933/1983

Kansas City Business College 1415 McGee MISSISSIPPI Kansas City 64106 (816) 842-2374 Mr. Johnnie Palmer, Director SE, AC, BS, DP 1896/1983 BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS Metro Business College of Cape Girardeau Draughon's Business College 1452 North Kingshighway 502 North Street Cape Girardeau 63701 (314)334-9181 Jackson 39205 (601) 353-3826 Mr. George R. Holske, President Mr. Milton White, President AC, SE, BS 1974/1987 SE, AC, DP 1902/1986 Branch Campus: 4200 Lindell St. Louis, MO 63108 (314) 535-8900 JUNIOR COLLEGES Patricia Stevens Career College Phillips College* 1139 Olive Street (Recognized Candidate for St. Louis 63101 (314)421-0949 Senior College Accreditation) Mrs. John F. Klute, President 942 East Beach Boulevard SE, EM, TT, BS 1947/1986 Gulfport 39501 (601) 896-6465 Mr. John Miller, President Platt College SE, AC, BS, DP, E 1927/1985 1627 Main Street Kansas City 64108 Phillips College* (816) 221-8486 Mr. Benedict O. Harris, President 2680 Insurance Center Drive SE,BS, AC, EM Jackson 39216 (601) 362-6341 1977/1986 Ms. Nan Thompson, President SE, DP, 77, BS, E 1973/1987 Piatt College* (Recognized Candidate for junior College Accreditation) Ninth and Felix Streets MISSOURI St. Joseph 64501 (816)233-9563 Mr. Stanley Shaver, President SE,D, BS, TT, EM 1879/1984 Branch Campus: BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS 3400 Thomas Road Oklahoma City, OK 73179 (405) 682-9222 Brown's Business and Secretarial School Branch Campus: 12735 Carrollton Industrial Court Bridgeton 63044 (314) 291 -0511 6250 El Cajon Boulevard Mrs. Andrea Drinkwine, Director San Diego, CA 92115 (714) 265-0107 SE, CR 1866/1985 Branch Campus: 2010 California Dickinson Business School Topeka, KS 66607 (913,)232-6352 3822 Summit Branch Campus: Kansas City 64111 (816) 931-7600 4404-B South Peoria Avenue Mr. James Miller, Jr., President Tulsa, OK 74105 (918) 747-8057 AC, SE 1921/1988 Sanford-Brown Business College Draughon Business College 4100 Ashby Road P.O. Box 1095 SSS St. Ann 63074 (314) 427-7100 Springfield 65805 (417) 866-1926 Mr. Medric E. George, Jr., President Mr. James Leviner, Director AC, SE, BS, DP 1868/1988 SE, AC, D, DP 1904/1983 Branch Campus: Route 3, Box 740 Joplin, MO 64801 (417) 624-3266 JUNIOR COLLEGES

Draughons Business College Rutledge College 3323 South Kingshighway Boulevard 309 North Jefferson St. Louis 63139 (314)832-5300 Springfield 65806 (417) 864-7220 Mr. Claude B. Maechling, President Mr. James Giles, Director SE 1970/1984 SE, AC, BS 1976/1987

16 SENIOR COLLEGES NEBRASKA New Hampshire College* (Undergraduate Division) 2500 North River Road BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS Manchester 03104 (603) 668-2211 Mr. Edward M. Shapiro, President Lincoln School of Commerce SE, AC, BS, DP, FM 1932/1988 1821 K Street Lincoln 68501 (402) 474-53174-5315 Mr. Dale Holmes, Director SE, AC, BS, FM, P 1884/19884/1984 NEW JERSEY Nebraska College of Business 3636 California Street Omaha 68131 (402)553-8500 Mr. R. G. Andersen, Director BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS SE, AC, BS, FM, DP 1891/1986 American Business Academy Patricia Stevens Fashion and Secretarial College 66 Moore Street 117 North 32nd Avenue Hackensack 07601 (201) 488-9400 Omaha 68131 (402)348-1515 Mr. S. Theodore Takvorian, President Mr. F. Leonard Theiss, President SE, CR, AH 1969/1988 SE, FM 1966/1984 Associated Business Careers 203 Black Horse Pike Haddon Heights 08035 (609) 546-0803 Mr. Harry Commisso, Director SE 1974/1984 NEVADA Branch Campus: 1616 Pacific Avenue, Suite 801 Atlantic City, NJ 08401 (609) 344-1954 BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS Berkeley School Nevada Academy of Art and Technology 75 North Maple Avenue 2001 East Flamingo Road, Suite 228 Ridgewood 07450 (201)652-0388 Las Vegas 89109 (702) 737-1569 Ms. Patricia Koch, Vice President/Director Mr. Joseph Bruno, President SE,FM 1936/1987 FM,PH 1970/1987 Branch Campus: 430 Rahway Avenue Reno Business College Woodbridge, NJ 07095 (201)750-1800 258 Wonder Street Reno 89502 (702)323-4145 Bi-Lingual Institute Ms. Mary T. Morrison, Administrator 571 Broad Street SE, AC, BS, DP, P 1902/1983 Newark 07102 (201)624-3883 Mr. Eduardo Gonzalez, Director SE 1977/1988

Century Institute of Court Reporting NEW HAMPSHIRE 270 State Street Hackensack 07602 (201)343-5330 Mr. John R. Squillace, Director JUNIOR COLLEGES SE, CR 1973/1988

Castle Junior College Cittone Institute Searles Road 1697 Oak Tree Road Windham 03087 (603)893-6111 Edison 08820 (201)548-8798 Sister Sheila L. Garvey, RSM, President Mr. Simon Cittone, Director SE 1963/1987 SE, CR, DP 1967/1984

Hesser College Dover Business College 25 Lowell Street 15 East Blackwell Street Manchester 03101 (603)668-6660 Dover 07801 (201)366-6700 Mr. Kenneth W. Galeucia, President Mrs. Fern K. Stone, Director SE, AC, DP, BS, FM, E, TT, AH 1900/1987 SE,FM 1958/1986

Mcintosh College Drake College of Business 23 Cataract Avenue 9 Caldwell Place Dover 03820 (603)742-3518 Elizabeth 07201 (201)352-5509 Mr. Richard F. Waldo, President Ms. Frieda Kay, President SE, AC, BS, DP, P 1896/1984 SE,AC 1883/1985

17 Essex College of Business Sawyer School 15 New Street 664 Newark Avenue Newark 07102 (201)624-7300 Elizabeth 07208 (201)351-5150 Mr. Jay M. Brill, President Mr. George Vomacka, President SE, AC, BS, FM, SA 1960/1987 SE 1968/1987 Branch Campus: First School of Secretarial and Paralegal Studies 305 East Front Street 110 Main Avenue * Plainfield, NJ 07060 (201)757-5151 Passaic 07055 (201)777-2121 Ms. Beverlee Levy, Director School for Executive Se•cretane s SE, P 1900/1983 3 William Street Branch Campus: Newark 07102 (201) 624-0380 516 Main Street Mr. LeCogbill Friend, Prresiden t East Orange, NJ 07018 (201) 675-4300 SE, AC Branch Campus: Branch Campus: 1976/1988 2200 Bergenline Avenue 80 Central Avenue Union City, NJ 07087 (201) 687-3500 Albany, NY 12206 Branch Campus: (518)463-1501 Harris School of Business 219 North Broad Street 654 Longwood Avenue Philadelphia, PA 19102 Cherry Hill 08002 Branch Campus: (609) 662-5300 (215) 563-2222 Mrs. Ethel S. Harris, Presiden 7800 Carousel Lane SE, CR 1965/1987 Richmond, VA 23229 (804) 747-1500 Branch Campus: 4 South Delsea Drive School of Business Machines Glassboro, NJ 08028 (609) 881-5750 880 Bergen Avenue Jersey City 07306 (201)656-4949 Hill Institute Mr. Jaime E. Pagan, Director 21 Bloomfield Avenue. SE, AC, DP, D 1955/1988 Denvijle 07834 (201) 625-2660 Branch Campus: Mr. Philip Fishman, Director 5918 Bergenline Avenue SE, CR 1930/1985 West New York, NJ 07093 (201) 861-6800 Stafford Hall School of Business Ho-Ho-Kus School 185 Summit Avenue 27 South Franklin Turnpike Summit 07901 (201)273-3661 Ramsey 07446 (201) 327-8877 Ms. Helen-Claire Martin, Director Ms. Frances Baiter, Director SE 1931/1984 SE 1969/1985 Stuart School of Business Administration Lincoln Business Institute 2400 Belmar Boulevard Haddonfield Road at Route 130 North Wall 07719 (201)681-7200 Pennsauken 08110 (609) 665-3010 Ms. Letitia M. Cooper, Director Mr. Herman Solitrin, Director SE 1961/1985 SE 1924/1986 Taylor Business Institute 250 Route 28, P.O. Box 6875 Omega Institute Bridgewater 08807 (201)231-1249 76 Euclid Avenue, Centennial Building Mr. Louis Cress, President Haddonfield 08033 (609) 428-6464 SE, AC, FM, TT 1966/1987 Ms. Jeannette P. Jelepis, Director SE, P 1980/1988 Taylor Business Institute 2444 Route 34 Popkin School of Court Reporting Manasquan 08736 (201)528-7363 496 North Kings Highway Mr. James W. Lawlor, Director Cherry Hill 08034 (609) 779-0045 SE, FM, AC, TT, DP 1977/1984 Ms. Claire Popkin, Director Branch Campus: CR, SE 1975/1984 P.O. Box 815, White Horse Pike Pomona, NJ 08240 (609) 652-0444 Roberts-Walsh Business School 2343 Morris Avenue Taylor Business Institute Union 07083 (201)964-3663 1003 B Greentree Executive Campus, Route 73 Mr. John P. Walsh, President Marlton 08053 (609)983-8307 SE, BS, FM, AC, TT, DP 1962/1987 Ms. Candace LeGault, Director SE, AC, FM, TT 1979/1987

Sawyer School Taylor Business Institute 346 Lexington Avenue 291 Buehler Place at Route 17 Clifton 07011 (201)546-3470 Paramus 07652 (201)967-8880 Mr. Albert Schiller, Director Ms. Sheila Fiore, Director. SE 1970/1985 SE, AC, FM, TT, BS, DP 1966/1986

18 Branch Campus: Branch Campus: 1 Park Place 617 West 17th Street Bloomfield, NJ 07003 (201) 748-7601 Santa Ana, CA 92706 (714) 835-2828 Branch Campus: 41 Newark Street Albany Business College Hoboken, NJ 07030 (201)656-6185 130 Washington Avenue Albany 12210 (518)449-7163 Mr. Prentiss Carnell III, President JUNIOR COLLEGES SE, AC, BS, DP 1857/1983

Berkeley School Alice B. Skinner Secretarial School Drawer F 648 Franklin Avenue Little Falls 07424 (201)278-5400 Garden City 11530 (516) 747-4443 Mr. Jack R. Jones, President Ms. Diane Froment, Director SE,FM 1931/1987 SE 1929/1986

Katharine Gibbs School American Business Institute 33 Plymouth Street 1657 Broadway Montclair 07042 (201) 744-2010 New York 10019 (212)582-9040 Ms. Ann L. Maude, Director Mr. Philip E. Jakeway III, Director SE 1950/1983 SE, AC, BS 1900/1986 Branch Campus: 152 Court Street Brooklyn, NY 11201 (212) 875-3800 Branch Campus: NEW MEXICO 65 East South Water Street Chicago, IL 60601 (312) 443-1445 Branch Campus: BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS 601 Broad Street Newark, NJ 07102 (201 ) 623-0082 Academy of Court Reporting and Secretarial Skills Branch Campus: 142 Truman, N.E:, Suite D 1212 Chestnut Albuquerque 87108 (505)268-3331 Philadelphia, PA 19107 (215)923-2260 Ms. Sheila Maxon, Director CR 1979/1985 Berkeley School Parks College 99 North Broadway 221 San Pedro Drive, N.E. Hicksville 11801 (516)938-7272 Albuquerque 87108 (505) 266-7851 Ms. Cynthia Marchese, Director Mr. Oscar Adams, Director SE,FM,BS 1930/1987 SE, AC, BS, AR, DP, D, W 1895/1987 Berkeley School Santa Fe Business College 405 Lexington Avenue 433 Paseo de Peralta New York 10174 (212) 986-4343 Santa Fe 87501 (505) 983-8171 Ms. Vivian Hoglund, Vice President/Director Ms. Agnes I. Williams, Director SE, BS, FM 1936/1985 SE, AC, CR 1938/1984 Berkeley School Southwestern Business College West Red Oak Lane 100 North Pennsylvania White Plains 10604 (914) 694-1122 Ms. Carole L. Burke, Director Roswell 88201 (505) 622-8080 Ms. Florine Waugh, President SE, FM, BS 1945/1985 SE, AC 1950/1987 Blake Business School 222 Middle Country Road Smithtown 11787 (516) 724-4433 Mr. Thomas F. Beirne, President NEW YORK SE, AC 1967/1986

Briarcliffe School BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS 55 North Broadway Hicksville 11801 (516)681-1100 Adelphi Institute Ms. Harriette Turan, President 1712 Kings Highway SE 1966/1983 Brooklyn 11229 (212) 336-7200 Branch Campus: Mr. Albert Terranova, President 230 Old Country Road BS, SE, AC 1931/1987 Mineola, NY 11501 (516) 248-0333 Branch Campus: Branch Campus: 1917 West Glendale Avenue 10 Lake Street Phoenix, AZ 85021 (602) 246-6550 Patchoque, NY 11772 (516)654-5300

19 Bryant & Stratton Business Institute Drake Business School 1028 Main Street 41-25 Kissena Boulevard Buffalo 14202 (716)884-9120 Flushing 11355 (212) 353-3535 Mr. Kenneth Konesco, Director Ms. Barbara Reisfeld, Administrator SE, AC, BS, DP, CR, FM, AH, CA, TT 1854/1984 SE,AC 1873/1986 Branch Campus: 320 South Kellogg Avenue Drake Business School Goleta, CA 93117 ' (805) 964-4896 15 Park Row New York 10038 (212)349-7900 Branch Campus: Ms. Carol Niesielowski, Administrator 26700 Brookpark Road Extension SE, AC 1873/1986 North Olmsted, OH 44070 (216) 777-3151 Branch Campus: Drake Business School 200 Bryant & Stratton Way 25 Victory Boulevard Williamsville, NY 14221 (716)631-0260 Stateri Island 10301 >(212) 447-1515 Ms. Eileen Fields, Administrator Bryant & Stratton Business Institute SE, AC 1873/1986 14 Franklin Street Rochester 14604 (716)325-6010 Elmira Business Institute Mr. Paul L. Hossenlopp, Director 180 Clemens Center Parkway SE, AC, BS, FM, DP 1973/1987 Elmira 14901 (607)733-7177 Mr. John Hyland, Director SE, AC, DP, BS 1946/1986 Bryant & Stratton Powelson Business Institute 400 Montgomery Street Grumman Data Systems Institute Syracuse 13202 (315) 472-6603 415 Crossways Park Drive . Ms. Barbara A. Dalto, Director Woodbury 11797 (516)364-2055 SE, AC, BS, DP, FM 1919/1986 Ms. Charlene Russert, Director DP, AC, E ; 1970/1986 Cheryl Fell's School of Business 2101 Military Road Heffley and Browne Secretarial School Niagara Falls 14304 (716) 297-2750 188 Montague Street Ms. Cheryl A. Fell, Director Brooklyn 11201 (212)858-1600 SE, AC, BS 1976/1984 Mr. Philip Tarr, Director SE, BS, AC - 1859/1984 Commercial Programming Unlimited Hunter Business School 853 Broadway 99 Railroad Station Plaza New York 10003 (212)982-4000 Hicksville 11801 (516)935-7420 Mr. Walter Small, Director Mrs. Florence Goodman, Director SE, AC, DP, BS 1964/1985 . SE 1972/1985

Cope Vocational Institute Interboro Institute 5 Beekman Street (Recognized Candidate for New York 10038 (212)587-9272 Iunior College Accreditation) Rabbi Yerachmiel Barash, Director 229 Park Avenue South SE, DP 1977/1987 New York 10003 (212) 475-5810 Mr. Mischa Lazoff, President SE, AC, BS, CR, P Crown Business Institute 1888/1984 26 Court Street International Career Institute* Brooklyn 11201 (212)596-2600 1225 Broadway Mr. Robert Teich, Director New York 10001 (212) 689-9460 SE 1971/1987 Mr. Andrew Edelman, Director SE, AC, FM, SW 1974/1987 Crown Business Institute 163-18 Jamaica Avenue Jamestown Business College Jamaica 11432 (212)291-1300 ,7 Fairmount Avenue Ms. Loretta Teich, President Jamestown 14701 (716) 664-5100 SE 1970/1987 Mr. Tyler Swanson, President SE, AC, BS 1886/1983 Crown Business Institute 152 West 42nd Street Katharine Gibbs School New York 10036 (212)575-1777 535 Broad Hollow Road Mr. Howard E. Zimmet, Director Melville 11747 (516) 293-2460 SE 1972/1987 Mrs. Susan Heinemann, Director SE 1972/1985

Drake Business School Katharine Gibbs School 2488 Grand Concourse 200 Park Avenue Bronx 10458 (212)295-6200 New York 10017 (212) 867-9300 Ms. Dorothy Campbell, Administrator Ms. Diana Mazzarella, Director SE,AC 1873/1986 SE 1911/1985

20 Kelley Business Institute New York Career Center 1601 Main Street 1545 Middle Country Road Niagara Falls 14305 (716) 284-9800 Centereach 11720 (516) 698-3000 Mr. Philip G. Kearney, Director Mr. Jerry Sikowitz, Director SE, AC, DP 1911/1983 SE, AC 1972/1986 Branch Campus: Kensington Business Institute 400 West Main Street 1085 Kensington Avenue Babylon, NY 11702 ' (516)661-0066 Buffalo 14215 (716)833-6611 Branch Campus: Mr. Amedeo J. Duke, President 1937/1988 133-35 Roosevelt Avenue SE, AC, DP Flushing, NY 11354 (212)353-1600

Krissler Business Institute P.O. Box 5070 Olean Business Institute Poughkeepsie 12602 (914)471-0330 301 North Union Street Mr. Edgar H. Krissler, Executive Director Olean 14760 (716)372-7978 SE, AC 1936/1984 Mr. Patrick J. McCarthy, Director SE, AC, BS 1961/1987 Latin American School 130 West 42 nd Street Our Lady of Victory Secretarial School New York 10036 (212)391-0032 146 South Catherine Street Mr. Carlos Casulo, Director . Pittsburgh 12901 (518) 563-0851 SE, TT 1975/1987 Sister Theresa Martel, Executive Director SE 1958/1987 Long Island Business Institute 6500 Jericho Turnpike Pace Business School Commack 11725 (516)499-7100 45 Park Avenue Ms. Genevieve Baron, Director Yonkers 10703 (914)963-7945 SE, CR 1968/1984 Mr. Richard Pfundstein, Director SE, AC, BS, DP 1923/1983 MTI Business School 175 Remsen Street Plaza Business Institute Brooklyn 11201 (212)522-2100 74-09 37th Avenue Mr. Milton Lang, Director Jackson Heights 11372 (212)779-1430 SE 1964/1983 Mr. Charles E. Callahan, President Branch Campus: SE, AC, BS 1917/1986 107 West 37th Street New York, NY 10018 (212)382-2340 Ridley-Lowell School of Business 116 Front Street McCarthy's Business Institute Binghamton 13905 (607)724-2941 339 East Avenue Ms. Patricia Rehberg, Director Rochester 14604 (716)546-5302 SE, AC, DP, TT 1850/1983 Ms. Lorelee Castaldo, Director SE 1966/1987 Robert Fiance Business Institute Midtown School of Business 401 Fifth Avenue 19 West 44th Street New York 10016 (212) 889-8736 New York 10036 (212)730-1020 Ms. Claire J. Nyandoro, Ed.D., Director Mr. Murray Wolkind, Director SE, BS 1976/1986 SE, AC 1958/1986 Rochester Business Institute Mildred Elley School 107 Clinton Avenue, North 227 Quail Street Rochester 14604 (716) 325-7290 Albany 12203 (518)472-9227 Mr. Gerald Wright, President Mr. Ernest Roblee, President SE, AC, DP, BS 1863/1984 SE, CR 1917/1988 Branch Campus: 165 East Union Street Monroe Business Institute Newark, NY 14513 (315) 331-8820 29 East Ford ham Road Bronx 10468 (212)933-6700 Mr. Stephen J. Jerome, President Royal Business School SE, AC, BS, DP 1933/1986 250 West 18th Street Branch Campus: New York 10011 (212)807-1800 434 Main Street Mr. Claude Hoyte, President New Rochelle, NY 10801 (914)632-5400 SE, AC, BS 1962/1986

New York Business School Sawyer School 269 West 40th Street 69 Linwood Avenue New York 10018 (212)944-9200 Buffalo 14209 (716) 884-3982 Mr. Gary Kay, Executive Director Mr. Andrew H. Moorhead, President SE, BS, DP 1934/1984 SE 1971/1985

21 Sawyer School 917 Main Street East NORTH CAROLINA Rochester 14605 (716) 244-1290 Ms. Jo Ann C. Wheeler, Vice President SE 1969/1983 Branch Campus: BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS 845 Central Avenue American Business and Fashion Institute Albany, NY 12206 (518)438-2022 1515 Mockingbird Lane, Suite 600 Branch Campus: Charlotte 28209 (704)523-3738 2801 Hennepin Avenue, South Mr. William H. Hummel, President Minneapolis, MN 55408 (612) 823-7246 SE, FM, TT, DP 1973/1987 Branch Campus: 2740 Canal Street King's College New Orleans, LA 70119 (504) 821-5881 322 Lamar Avenue Charlotte 28204 (704) 372-0266 Mr. John A. Besser, President Spencer's Business Institute SE, AC, FM 1901/1986 404 Union Street Schenectady 12305 (518)374-7619 Miller-Motte Business College Miss Faith Ann Takes, Director 606 South College Road SE, AC, CR, DP, TT 1893/1987 Wilmington 28403 (919) 392-4660 Mr. Richard Craig, President SE, AC, BS, DP 1916/1984 Stenotype Academy 291 Broadway Salisbury Business College New York 10007 (212) 962-0002 129 Corriher Avenue Mr. Melvin Eisner, President Salisbury 28144 (704) 636-4071 CR, SE 1940/1984 Mr. Wayne Abernethy, President SE, AC 1917/1987

Sutton Secretarial School JUNIOR COLLEGES 2149 Wantagh Avenue Wantagh 11793 (516) 221-2149 Asheboro College Ms. Marcia Cold, Director 151 North Fayettevil le Street SE 1977/1984 Asheboro 27203 (919) 625-4560 Ms. Earlene V. Ward, President SE, AC, BS, TT, DP 1949/1985 Taylor Business Institute Branch Campus: One Penn Plaza Highway 29-70, Box 333 New York 10001 (212)279-0510 Thomasville, NC 27360 (919)476-6145 Mr. Wilson O. Reidinger, Director AC, BS, SE, TT 1961/1986 Blanton's Junior College 126 College Street Asheville 28801 (704) 252-7346 Utica School of Commerce Dr. J. Dean Fender, Executive Director 201 Bleecker Street SE, AC, BS, FM, DP 1930/1984 Utica 13501 (315) 733-2307 Mr. Roger L. Williams, President Cecils Junior College of Business SE, AC, BS 1896/1987 1567 Patton Avenue, P.O. Box 6407 Asheville 28816 (704)252-2486 Mr. John T. South, President Westchester Business Institute SE, AC, BS, DP 1905/1985 16 Bank Street White Plains 10602 (914) 948-4442 Hardbarger Junior College of Business Mr. Ernest H. Sutkowski, President P.O. Box 2505 SE, AC, BS, DP 1915/1984- Raleigh 27602 (919)828-7291 Mr. James W. Burnette, President SE, AC, BS, FM, DP 1924/1988 Weymouth Business Institute 196 Fulton Avenue Kings College Hempstead 11551 (516) 483-8855 211 West Martin Street Mr. W. T. Weymouth, Director Raleigh 27611 (919) 833-6402 SE, FM, TT, AC, DP, CR, BS 1968/1985 Mr. Clifton W. Phillips, President SE, AC, BS, FM 1901/1985

Wood School Rutledge College 100 East 42nd Street P.O. Box 32803 New York 10017 (212) 867-8160 Charlotte 28232 (704) 332-2625 Ms. Rosemary Duggan, President Mr. Britt Dormán, Chief Executive Officer SE 1879/1987 SE, AC, BS, FM, AD, TT 1977/1984

22 Rutledge College Cincinnati Metropolitan College* 410 West Chapel Hill Street 307 East Fourth Street Durham 27701 (919) 682-5681 Cincinnati 45202 (513) 421-6222 Mr. Jay D. Cannon, Chief Executive Officer Ms. Ann Gibson, President AC,BS,SE 1939/1985 SE, AC, BS, AH, DP 1965/1986

Rutledge College Cincinnati School of Court Reporting and Business 603 Country Club Drive 600 Courthouse Annex, 138 East Court Street Fayettevilie 28301 (919)488-2527 Cincinnati 45202 (513) 241 -1011 Mr. Robert Manor, Chief Executive Officer Ms. Adeline Womack, President SE,AC,BS 1973/1987 CR, BS, SE 1972/1988

Rutledge College Columbus Business University P.O. Box 21266 4807 Evanswood Drive Greensboro 27420 (919)272-6194 Columbus 43229 (614) 846-9410 Mr. B. E. Lattimore, Chief Executive Officer Mr. Ralph R. Rutledge, Director SE, AC, BS, DP, FM 1973/1983 SE, AC, FM, BS, CR, DP 1911 /1988

Rutledge College Control Data Institute* 820 West Fourth Street 6701 Rockside Road, Suite 102 Winston-Salem 27102 (919) 72S-8701 Independence 44131 (216) 447-1095 Mr. J. Robert Middleton, Chief Executive Officer Mr. S. M. Bambao, Director SE, AC, BS, FM, DP, CA, TT 1962/1985 DP 1963/1983

Gallipolis Business College 529 Jackson Pike, Suite 312 Gallipolis 45631 (614) 446-4367 Mr. Leo C. Blackburn, President NORTH DAKOTA SE, AC, BS 1962/1988 Branch Campus: 1432 Egypt Pike BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS Chillicothe, OH 45601 (614) 774-6300 Branch Campus: Aaker's Business College 815 Roy Rogers Esplanade 201 North Third Street Portsmouth, OH 45662 (614) 354-8811 Grand Forks 58201 (701) 772-6646 Mr. R. C. Hadlich, Administrator SE, AC, BS 1902/1985 Hammel College 885 East Buchtel Avenue Interstate Business College Akron 44305 (216) 762-7491 3329 South University Drive Mr. James M. Lamers, President Fargo 58103 (701)232-2477 SE, AC, CR, TT, P 1881 /1987 Ms. Susan K. Jensen, President Branch Campus: SE, AC, BS, DP 1912/1983 2500 Emory Drive Brook Park, OH 44142 (216)433-7733 Branch Campus: 4000 N.W. Twelfth Street Fort Lauderdale, FL 33313 (305) 581 -2223 OHIO ICM School of Business 1375 Euclid Avenue BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS Cleveland 44115 (216)241-3964 Mr. Robert P. Gioella, Vice President of Administration Academy of Court Reporting DP, AH 1963/1987 1250 Superior Avenue Cleveland 44114 (216) 861-3222 Lorain Business College Mr. Charles A. Kolak, President 1907 North Ridge Road SE,CR 1970/1983 Lorain ^^tuj^ (216)277-0021 Mr. Sam Blackburn, Director Betz College* 415 West Court Street SE, BS, AC, DP 1903/1986 Branch Campus: Cincinnati 45203 (513) 421-6797 Mr. Jimmy L. Atkins, President 1100 Cleveland Road SE, AC, BS, DP, AH, E 1950/1984 Sandusky, OH 44870 (419)627-8345

Bliss College MTI Business School 3770 North High Street 75 Public Square, Suite 410 Columbus 43214 (614) 267-8355 Cleveland 44113 (216)621-8228 Mr. James D. Tussing, President Mr. Charles M. Kramer, President SE, AC, BS, CR, FM, DP 1899/1986 SE 1961/1983

23 Mansfield Business College Stautzenberger College 523 Park Avenue, East 5355 Southwyck Boulevard Mansfield 44905 (419)526-4988 Toledo 43614 (419) 866-0261 Mr. Michael McKinney, President Mr. Jack Peeples, Director SE, AC, BS, AH 1866/1986 SE, AC, BS, AH, CR, DP, RE 1926/1983 Branch Campus: Branch Campus: 2572 Cleveland Avenue 309 South Main Street Columbus, OH 43211 (614) 268-8000 Bowling Green, OH 43402 (419) 352-2162 Branch Campus: Mansfield Business College 4404 Secor Road 217 West Center Street Toledo, OH 43623 (419)472-2115 Marion 43302 (614)383-3187 Mr. Earsel W. Gillam, Director SE, AC, BS 1976/1983 Trumbull Business College 3200 Ridge Road Northwestern Business College* Warren 44484 (216) 369-3200 1441 North Cable Road Mr. Dennis R. Griffith, President Lima 45805 (419) 227-3141: SE, AC, DP 1972/1983 Mr. Loren R. Jarvis, President SE, AC, BS, DP, AD 1920/1987 Youngstown College of Business Penn-Ohio College and Professional Drafting* 3517 Market Street 655 Wick Avenue, P.O. Box 779 Youngstown 44507 (216) 788-5084 Youngstown 44501 (216) 747-5555 Mr. William M. Clark, Jr., President Mr. Calvin F. Harding, Director SE, AC, BS, CR 1941/1983 SE, AC, CR, D, DP 1967/1983

Sawyer College 1081 Lyons Road Dayton 45459 (513) 435-1142 Mr. Hugh Rossi, President JUNIOR COLLEGES SE 1967/1985 Branch Campus: Davis Junior College of Business 4747 Monroe Street 5701 N.W. 31st Avenue Toledo 43623 (419) 473-2700 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309 (305) 979-3633 Mr. John Lambert, President Branch Campus: SE, AC, BS, DP, EM, TT, RE 1858/1985 63 South Main Street Middletown, OH 45042 (513) 422-3628 Miami-Jacobs Junior College of Business P.O. Box 1433 Sawyer College of Business Dayton 45401 (513)461-5174 13027 Lorain Avenue Mr. Charles P. Harbottle, President Cleveland 44111 (216) 941-7666 SE, AC, BS, EM, 7T 1860/1985 Mr. George W. King, President SE, AC, BS, TT, DP 1978/1988 Southern Ohio College Sawyer College of Business 1055 Laidlaw Avenue 3150 Mayfield Road Cincinnati 45237 (513) 242-3791 Cleveland Heights 44118 (216) 932-0911 Mr. Elmer R. Smith, President Mr. George W. King, President SE, AC, BS, DP, FM, AH, D SE, AC, BS, TT, DP 1970/1985 MT, BC, OP, PS 1927/1984 Branch Campus: Southwestern College of Business 2791 Mogadore Road 3700 Far Hills Avenue Akron, OH 44312 (216) 733-8766 Kettering 45429 (513) 294-2850 Branch Campus: Mr. Gary Wright, President 9200 Wade Park Avenue SE, AC, BS 1900/1983 Cleveland, OH 44106 (216) 229-7190 Branch Campus: Branch Campus: Union Terminal 359 North 20th Street, Building 1 Cincinnati, OH 45203 (513)381-5900 Columbus, OH 43203 (614)253-8842 Branch Campus: Branch Campus: 2450 Dixie Highway 880 South Wayne Avenue Hamilton, OH 45015 (513) 868-8017 Columbus, OH 43215 (614)274-9003 Branch Campus: Branch Campus: 210 North Wayne Avenue 4271 West Third Street Lockland, OH 45215 (513) 821-3212 Dayton, OH 45417 (513)263-7666 Branch Campus: Branch Campus: 1830 Yankee Road 4641 Bacher Läne Middletown, OH 45042 (513) 423-3346 Fairfield, OH 45014 (513) 829-7100

24 SENIOR COLLEGES Western Business College 505 S.W. Sixth Avenue Tiffin University Portland 97204 (503) 222-3225 155 Miami Street Mr. Donald H. Waldbauer, President Tiffin 44883 (419) 447-6442 SE, AC, BS, DP, TT 1955/1987 Mr. George Kidd, Jr., President Branch Campus: SE, AC, BS, DP 1888/1983 6625 East Mill Plain Boulevard Vancouver, WA 98664 (206) 694-3225

OKLAHOMA PENNSYLVANIA

BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS Draughon School of Business Adelphia Business School 4610 South May 63 West Lancaster Avenue Oklahoma City 73119 (405) 682-4626 Andmore 19003 (215) 896-8060 Mr. Richard A. McNeil, Director Mr. Robert A. Thomas, Chief Executive Officer SE, AC, DP, TT 1903/1986 BS,CR,SE,AC 1947/1988 Oklahoma College of Business and Technology Branch Campus: 4770 South Harvard Avenue East Girard Bank Building, 13th and Sansom Streets Tulsa 74135 (918) 742-3311 Philadelphia, PA 19107 (215)627-1188 Mr. David Stephenson, President SE, AC, BS, DP, E, TT 1919/1986 Allentown Business School 11 North Seventh Street Allentown 18101 (215) 432-4371 Ms. Patricia O. Richards, Director SE, BS, FM, AC, DP, TT 1869/1986

Altoona School of Commerce OREGON 508 58th Street Altoona 16602 (814) 944-6134 Mr. Robert A. Halloran, President BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS SE, AC, BS 1884/1983

Court Reporting Institute Berean Institute* 520 S.W. Sixth Avenue, Suite 908 1901 West Girard Avenue Portland 97204 (503)223-5100 Philadelphia 19130 (215)763-4833 Mr. Billy P. Ellis, Director Ms. Lucille P. Blondin, Executive Administrator CR 1974/1984 SE, AC, SS, CR, DP, E 1899/1986

LaGrande College of Business Bradford School Highway 82 North 355 Fifth Avenue LaGrande 97850 (503) 963-6485 Pittsburgh 15222 (412) 391-6710 Mr. Ronald L. Vincent, President Mr. Vincent S. Graziano, President SE,AC 1977/1988 SE, AC 1968/1987 Branch Campus: Merritt Davis Business College 5 Penn Center Plaza 78 Centennial Loop, Suite F Philadelphia, PA 19103 (215) 854-0788 Eugene 97401 (503) 342-5377 Ms. Zoe L. Taylor, Director Business Careers Institute S E, AC 1968/1985 33 West Otterman Street Greensburg 15601 (412)834-1258 Merritt Davis College of Business Mr. Andrew Ogrodnik, Director 210 S.E. Liberty SE, AC, BS, DP, FM 1945/1984 Salem 97301 (503)581-1476 Ms. Pam Hartsoch, Director Cambria-Rowe Business College AC, SE 1941/1986 221 Central Avenue Branch Campus: Johnstown 15902 (814) 536-5168 400 Earhart Street Mr. Robert J. Mullen, President Medford, OR 97501 (503) 779-5581 SE,AC 1893/1987

Northwestern College of Business Centre Business School 1950 Southwest Sixth Avenue 1006 West College Avenue Portland 97201. (503) 224-6410 State College 16801 (814) 238-4916 Ms. Letitia T. Underhill, Director Ms. Lois H. Campbell, Director SE, AC, EM, TT 1920/1983 BS, AC, SE, DP 1973/1988

25 Churchman Business School McCann School of Business 355 Spring Garden Street Main and Pine Streets Easton 18042 (215)258-5345 Mahanoy City 17948 (717) 773-1820 Mr. Charles W. Churchman, Jr., President Mr. James Noone, Director SE, AC, BS 1911/1987 SE, AC, BS, DP 1897/1985

Computer-Systems Institute Monroeville School of Business 341 Fourth Avenue 337 West Mall Boulevard Pittsburgh 15222 (412) 261 -6110 Monroeville 15146 (412)856-8040 Mr. Joseph R. Yorke, President Mr. Edward R. McNutt, President BS, DP, AC, P 1962/1985 SE,AC 1977/1988

Douglas School of Business New Kensington Commercial School 130 Seventh Street 945 Greensburg Road Monessen 15062 (412) 684-7644 New Kensington 15068 (412) 339-7542 Mr. Andrew H. Solan, President Mr. Robert J. Mullen, President SE, AC, BS 1904/1986 SE, AC, BS, FM 1895/1987 DuBois Business College One Beaver Drive, P.O. Box O Northeast Institute of Education DuBois 15801 (814) 371 -6920 527-535 Linden Street Mr. Robert G. Flanagan, President Scranton 18503 (717)342-1365 SE, AC, BS 1885/1988 Dr. Gregory Walker, Executive Director SE, AC, BS, RE 1979/1988 Duffs Business Institute 110 Ninth Street Palmer School Pittsburgh 15222 (412) 261-4520 1118 Market Street Mr. Thomas Dillenburg, President Philadelphia 19107 (215)568-3800 SE, AC, CR, FM 1840/1984 Mr. Jeffrey P. Romm, Director SE, AC, BS, TT 1885/1985 Erie Business Center 246 West Ninth Street Penn Commercial College Erie 16501 (814)456-7504 82 South Main Street Mr. Charles P. McGeary, Director Washington 15301 (412)222-5330 SE, AC, BS, DP 1884/1983 Mr. R. D. Rhinehart, President SE, AC, BS 1929/1983 ICM School of Business 10 Wood Street Philadelphia School of Office Training Pittsburgh 15222 (412) 261 -2647 1724 Chestnut Street Mr. John R. Hayes, Director of Education Philadelphia 19103 (215)567-7600 SE, AC, DP, AH 1963/1985 Dr. Diana M. Ross, President SE, AC, BS 1916/1987 Katharine Gibbs School Branch Campus: Chestnut at Broad, Land Title Building 8001 Roosevelt Boulevard Philadelphia 19110 (215) 564-5035 Philadelphia, PA 19152 (215)338-1212 Ms. Barbara N. Thomas, Director SE 1977/1985 Sawyer School 717 Liberty Avenue Keystone Secretarial and Business Pittsburgh 15222 (412) 261 -5700 Administration School Mr. Thomas B. Sapienza, President Baltimore Pike and Lincoln Avenue SE,TT 1970/1985 Swarthmore 19081 (215) 543-1747 Mr. Alfred B. Smith, President School of Computer Technology SE, AC, BS, CR 1939/1986 107 Sixth Street Pittsburgh 15222 (412)391-4197 Lansdale School of Business Mr. Alan Maglin, President Routes 309 and 463, P.O. Box 282 DP 1967/1983 Montgomeryville 18936 (215) 855-4212 Mr. Eugene Speer, Director Schuylkill Business Institute SE, AC, BS, DP 1918/1985 2400 West End Avenue Branch Campus: Pottsville 17901 (717) 622-4835 360 King Street Mr. James Tarity, Jr., President Pottstown, PA 19464 (215) 326-4142 AC, SE, BS 1977/1986

Lyon School of Business Shenango Valley School of Business 316 Rhodes Place 40 Vine Avenue Newcastle 16101 (412) 658-9066 Sharon 16146 . (412) 342-7582 Mr. G. Crawford Lyon, Director Mr. Richard P. McMahon, President SE, AC, BS 1894/1984 SE,AC 1925/1986

26 South Hills Business School MBTI Business Training Institute 901 Boalsburg Pike, P.O. Box 670 1225 Ponce de Leon Avenue Boalsburg 16827 (814) 466-7951 Santurce 00908 (809) 723-9403 Mrs. Maralyn J. Mazza, Acting Director Mr. Carlos Vega Lebron, Director SE, AC, BS 1970/1985 SÉ 1969/1986

Thompson Institute Percy Business College 5650 Derry Street 82 Salud Street Harrisburg 17111 (717) 564-8710 Ponce 00733 (809) 842-0121 Ms. Beverly Houser, Director Mrs. Thelma Percy, President SE, AC, BS, DP, D, AH 1934/1985 SE, AC, BS 1918/1985 Branch Campus: 3440 Market Street JUNIOR COLLEGES Philadelphia, PA 19104 (215) 387-1530 Caguas City College Williamsport School of Commerce (Recognized Candidate for 941 West Third Street Senior College Accreditation) Williamsport 17701 (717) 326-2869 Carr. 183, Km. 1.7, P.O. Box 8517 Mr. Benjamin H. Comfort III, Director Caguas 00626 (809) 743-4041 SE, AC, BS 1955/1986 Mr. Alex A. Jorge, President SE, DP, BS, AC 1966/1985 Wilma Boyd Career Schools* Chatham Center Electronic Data Processing College Pittsburgh 15219 (412) 456-1800 (Recognized Candidate for Mr. Alfred McCloy, President/Director Senior College Accreditation) SE, TT 1968/1984 555 Munoz Rivera Avenue Hato Rey 00918 (809) 765-3560 Yorktowne Business Institute Anibal Nieves, Ph.D., President West Seventh Avenue BS, DP, AC, SE 1968/1984 York 17404 (717) 846-5111 Branch Campus: Mr. Robert J. Johnescu, President P.O. Box 774 SE, AC, BS, DP 1977/1985 San Sebastian, PR 00755 (809) 896-2137

ICPR Junior College 558 Munoz Rivera Avenue, P.O. Box 304 Hato Rey 00919 (809)763-7249 Mr. Enrique Pineiro, Chief Executive Officer PUERTO RICO SE, BS 1946/1987 Branch Campus: Road 2, Km. 80.4, Bo. San Daniel Box 1606 BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS Arecibo, PR 00612 (809) 878-0524 Branch Campus: Benedict School of Language and Commerce Mendez Vigo 55, Box 1108 75 De Diego Avenue, Loiza Corner Mayaguez, PR 00708 (809) 832-2250 San Juan 00911 (809)723-5144 Mr. Jose Luis Padial, President Institute Tecnico Comercial Junior College SE, TT, RE • 1938/1988 G.P.O. Box 2527 San Juan 00936 (809) 767-4323 Huertas Business College Ms. Carmen T. Ramirez, President (Recognized Candidate for SE, AC, BS, DP 1948/1985 Iunior College Accreditation) Box 8429 Ramirez College of Business and Technology* P.O. Box 8074 Caguas 00625 (809) 743-2156 Mr. Ruben Lopez Huertas, President Santurce 00910 (809)763-3120 Mr. John Bartemes, President SE, AC, E, AR, DP 1945/1983 SE, AC, BS 1922/1987 Humacao Community College 101 Cruz Stella Avenue SENIOR COLLEGES Humacao 00661 (809) 852-1430 Mr. Jorge Mojica-Ramirez, President American College of Puerto Rico* SE, AC, BS, DP 1956/1988 Box 2037 Bayamon 00619 (809) 786-0090 Instituto de Banca y Programación Mr. Juan Nazario-Negron, President 996 Munoz Rivera Avenue SE, BS 1973/1988 Rio Piedras 00925 (809) 765-8687 Branch Campus: Mr. Fidel Alonso-Valls, Président P.O. Box 929 SE, BS, E, AC 1975/1987 Dorado, PR 00646 (809) 796-2169 Branch Campus: Branch Campus: Edif. Torre de Ôro, Avenue Las Americas P.O. Box 708 Ponce, PR 00731 (809) 840-6119 Manati, PR 00701 (809) 854-2835

27 Branch Campus: RHODE ISLAND 800 Dutch Square Boulevard, Suite 209 Columbia, SC 29210 (803)798-1339

Rutledge College BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS P.O. Box 98 Columbia 29202 (803) 779-0360 Katharine Gibbs School Mr. A. Wayne Thompson 111, Director 178 Butler Avenue SE, AC, BS, FM 1911/1984 Providence 02906 '(401 ) 861 -1420 Ms. Phyllis Lary, Director Rutledge College SE 1911/1985 33 Villa Road, Piedmont Center Greenville 29606 (803) 232-8502 Modern School Dr. J. Robert Couch, Chief Executive Officer 150 Washington Street SE, AC, BS, FM, TT, DP 1973/1987 Providence 02903 (401)421-6377 Mr. Martin Giblin, President Rutledge College SE, AC, DP, MU 1959/1984 5290 River Avenue North Charleston 29406 (803) 554-5091 Ocean State Business Institute Mr. George LaSalle, Director P.O. Box 377, One High Street AC, BS, SE, DP 1911/1988 Wakefield 02880 (401 ) 789-0287 Ms. Assunta G. Pouliot, Director Rutledge College SE, AC, DP 1977/1985 366 North Church Street Spartanburg 29303 (803) 585-3446 Rhode Island Business Institute Dr. Eugene Spiess, President 680 Newport Avenue SE, AC, BS, FM, CR, TT, DP 1910/1987 Pawtucket 02861 (401) 728-1570 Mr. Dennis J. Saccoia, President SE, AC 1970/1986

Sawyer School 101 Main Street SOUTH DAKOTA Pawtucket 02860 (401 ) 272-8400 Mr. Thomas W. Kirkpatrick, President SE, TT, D, FM 1969/1985 BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS Branch Campus : 1109 Warwick Avenue Nettleton College* Warwick, RI 02889 (401 ) 781 -2887 Box 924 Sioux Falls 57101 (605)336-1837; Mr. Eugene Reinholt, President SENIOR COLLEGES SE, AC, BS, FM 1919/1988

Johnson & Wales College Stenotype Institute of South Dakota 8 Abbott Park Place 132 South Dakota Avenue Providence 02903 (401)456-1000 Sioux Falls 57102 (605)336-1442 Mr. Morris J. W. Gaebe, President Ms. Linda Clauson, President SE, AC, BS, DP, CR, FM, CU 1914/1987 SE, CR 1966/1984

SENIOR COLLEGES

SOUTH CAROLINA National College 321 Kansas City Street Rapid City 57701 (605) 394-4800 Mr. )ohn W. Hauer, Chairman of the Board BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS SE, AC, BS, DP, FM, TT 1941/1983

Forrest College 601 East River Street Anderson 29624 (803) 225-7653 Mr. C. M. Forrest, President TENNESSEE SE, AC, BS, DP 1946/1988

JUNIOR COLLEGES BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS

Columbia Junior College of Business Memphis School of Commerce 5313 Fairfield Road, P.O. Box 1196 295 South Bellevue Columbia 29202 (803) 786-2663 Memphis 38104 (901)726-1434 Mr. Michael Gorman, President Mr. J. M. Gray, Director SE, AC, BS, DP, FM 1935/1987 SE, AC, BS, DP 1934/1984

28 Miller-Hawkins Business College SENIOR COLLEGES 1399 Madison Avenue Memphis 38104 (901 ) 725-6614 Bristol College Mr. L. E. Patrick, Director P.O. Box 757 SÉ, AC 1928/1988 Bristol 37621-0757 (615)968-1442 Dr. Jack O. Anderson, President West Tennessee Business College SE, AC, BS, DP, RE 1895/1988 P.O. Box 1668, Highway 45 By-Pass Branch Campus: Jackson 38301 (901 ) 668-7240 Boone Street at West Watauga Street Mrs. Barbara Turner, President Johnson City, TN 37601 (615) 928-3431 SE, AC, DP 1900/1985 Branch Campus: Cherokee Street at New Street Kingsport, TN 37660 (615) 246-3721

JUNIOR COLLEGES

Cooper Institute 724 North Fifth Avenue Knoxville 37917 (615)637-3573 TEXAS Mr. David A. Cooper, President AC, SE, BS 1948/1983 BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS Draughons Junior College 3200 Elvis Presley Boulevard Allstate Business College Memphis 38116 (901)332-7800 2909 Oaklawn Avenue Mr. J. F. Daly, President Dallas 75219 (214) 528-5720 SE, AC, BS, EM, DP 1890/1984 Mr. Jim Howard, Director Branch Campus: SE, AC, BS, DP 1908/1988 1776 Peachtree Road, N.E. Atlanta, GA 30309 (404)892-0814 American Commercial College 402 Butternut Street Abilene79602 (915) 672-8495 Draughons Junior College Mr. W. I. Chandler, Director Plus Park at Pavilion Boulevard SE, AC, BS, D, DP 1961/1987 Nashville 37217 (615) 361 -7555 Mr. C. W. Davidson, Chairman American Commercial College SE, AC, BS, FM, DP, TT 1879/1984 2007 34th Street Lubbock 79411 (806) 747-4339 Draughons Junior College of Business Mr. Brent Sheets, Director 315 Erin Drive BS, AC, SE, D 1979/1987 Knoxville 37919 (615) 584-8621 Mr. Dewitt Shelton, President American Commercial College SE, AC, BS, DP, FM 1903/1984 2115 East Eighth Street Branch Campus: Odessa 79761 (915) 332-0768 2022 Steed College Drive Mr. Raul Hernandez, Director Johnson City, TN 37601 (615) 282-3320 SE, AC, BS, DP, D 1958/1988

American Commercial College Edmondson Junior College of Business 435 West Concho 3635 Brainerd Road San Angelo 76903 (915) 653-1248 Chattanooga 37411 (615) 698-3885 Mr. B. A. Reed, Director Mr. William G. Faour, Director SE, AC, BS, D 1976/1988 SE, AC, BS, FM, CR 1914/1984 BMI School of Business Knoxville Business College 124 East Tyler Street 720 North Fifth Avenue Longview 75601 (214) 753-0381 Knoxville 37917 (615)524-3043 Mr. Leslie Roberts, President Ms. Jane Johnston, Director SE, AC 1935/1983 SE, AC, BS, DP, FM 1882/1984

McKenzie College Bradford School of Business 1000 Riverfront Parkway 4669 Southwest Freeway, Suite 350 Chattanooga 37401 (615) 756-7042 Houston 77027 (713) 629-8940 Dr. Roy McKenzie, Jr., President Mr. John V. Gosule, President SE, AC, BS, FM, DP 1885/1983 SE, AC 1958/1986

Rutledge College Central Texas Commercial College 3495 Lamar Avenue P.O. Box 1324 Memphis 38118 (901) 362-9351 Brownwood 76801 (915) 646-0521 Mr. Phillip Byars, Chief Executive Officer Ms. Martha Day, Administrator AC, BS, SE, FM, TT 1979/1988 SE, AC, BS 1967/1983

29 Durham Business College Massey Business College 904 East Yandell P.O. Box 444 El Paso 79901 (915)533-9797 Nacogdoches 75961 (713) 564-3788 Ms. Patricia Hiett, Director Mr. Clarence E. Chandler, Director SE, AC, BS, D 1956/1986 SE, AC, BS 1944/1984

Durham College Tyler Commercial College 105 San Pedro Avenue 423 West Ferguson Street San Antonio 78205 (512) 225-5401 Tyler 75702 (214)593-0166 Mr. R. F. McGoon, Administrator Ms. Catherine Counts, Executive Director SE, AC, BS, D 1939/1988 SE.AC 1897/1988

Durham Nixon-Clay Business College* 119 West Eighth Street Austin 78767 (512)478-3446 Mr. Orland Rury, President UTAH SE, AC, BS, DP, D, E, RT 1936/1985 Branch Campus: 4407 Lilac BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS Victoria, TX 77901 (512) 576-6809 Intermountain College of Court Reporting Executive Secretarial School* 5258 Pinemont Drive, Suite B-160 2829 West Northwest Highway, Suite 226 Murray 84107 (801)268-9271 Dallas 75220 (214)350-0093 Mrs. Linda Smurthwaite, President Ms. Jan V. Eisenhour, Director CR 1979/1987 SE 1960/1987

Fort Worth School of Business JUNIOR COLLEGES 2725 West Seventh Street Fort Worth 76107 (817) 335-2381 Stevens Henager College Mr. J. M. Butler, Director 2351 Grant Avenue SE, AC, BS, D 1958/1987 Ogden 84401 (801)394-7791 Dr. Frank Johnson, Chief Executive Officer Sf, AC, BS, TT; DP 1891/1983 Four-C College P.O. Box 4 Branch Campus: Waco 76703 (817) 756-7201 250 West Center Mr. Joe C. McKenzie, President Provo, UT 84601 (801) 375-5455 SE, AC, D 1924/1985

Hargest Vocational and Technical College 4608 Main Street Houston 77004 (713) 524-6882 VIRGINIA Mr. Conard Hargest, President SE, AC, AH, OF 1975/1984 BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS International Business College Brandon Secretarial College 4121 Montana Avenue 3139 Williamson Road, N.E. El Paso 79903 (915) 566-8644 Roanoke 24012 (703)366-1613 Mr. Don E. Beardsworth, President Ms. Vivian S. Brandon, Director . SE,AC 1898/1987 SE,AC 1963/1984 Branch Campus: 1201 Cuba Street Commonwealth College Alamogordo, NM 88310 (505) 437-1854 2924 Lynnhaven Road Branch Campus: Virginia Beach 23452 (804) 340-0222 650-E Montana Mr. Joseph A. Kennedy, President Las Cruces, NM 88001 (505) 526-5579 SE, AC, 77, AH, DP, E 1966/1988 Branch Campus: Jacki Nell Executive Secretary School 710 West Mercury Boulevard 2538 South Congress Hampton, VA 23666 (804)838-2122 Austin 78704 (512) 447-9415 Branch Campus: Ms. Neida Brock, Executive Director 400 West Broad Street SE 1971/1987 Richmond, VA 23230 (804) 353-2424

Massey Business College Computer Learning Center* 4916 Main 6666 Commerce Street Houston 77002 (713)521-0426 Spt ingfield 22150- (703)971-0500 Mr. P. E. Compton, President Dr. Samuel D. Aven, Director SE, AC, D, DP 1887/1985 DP 1967/1985

30 Branch Campus: Washington Business School of Northern Virginia 200 East Ontario Street 8111 Gatehouse Road Chicago, IL 60610 (312) 664-1000 Falls Church 22042 (703) 573-7400 Branch Campus: Mr. Albert P. Coppola, Director 30th and Market Streets SE 1966/1984 First Floor, Bulletin Building Philadelphia, PA 19104 (215) 222-6450 Branch Campus: JUNIOR COLLEGES 661 Howard Street San Francisco, CA 94105 (415) 495-0800 National Business College Branch Campus: 8 Franklin Road 5 Middlesex Avenue Roanoke 24011 (703) 982-6822 Mr. Frank Longaker, Chief Executive Somerville, MA 02145 (617) 776-3500 SE, AC, BS, DP, EM, CR, RE, TT 1886/1986 Branch Campus: Elizabeth Brant School 823 Richmond Road 615 West Main Street Charlottesville, VA 22901 (804) 295-0136 Staunton 24401 (703) 885-8925 Dr. Stuart Sandow, President Branch Campus: 401 Main Street SE, AC, BS, TT, DP 1957/1984 Danville, VA 24541 (804) 793-6822 Kee Business College 99 Sherwood Mall Newport News 23602 (804) 877-1111 Ms. Gail P. McLeod, Director SE, AC 1941/1983

Kee Business College 1510 Norview Avenue WASHINGTON Norfolk 23513 (804)855-3311 Ms. Lois Parks, Director SE, AC 1937/1985 BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS Branch Campus: 810 Airline Boulevard Bremerton Business College Portsmouth, VA 23707 (804)397-0776 812 Sixth Street Bremerton 98310 (206) 373-7171 Ms. Lois Aloha Bates, President National Business School SE, AC, BS 1922/1985 3108 Mount Vernon Avenue Alexandria 22305 (703) 683-6554 Capitol Business College Mr. David Spriggs, Executive Director 815 East Olympia Avenue AC, SE, DP, AH, AD 1960/1988 Olympia 98506 (206)357-9313 Branch Campus: Mr. Ken Warden, Director 1112 Half Street, S.W. SE, AC, BS 1922/1983 Washington, DC 20024 (202) 484-9570 Cascade College of Commerce 205 West Holly Norfolk College Bellingham 98225 300 Boush Street (206) 733-3869 Mr. Walt Greenly, President Norfolk 23510 (804)625-5891 SE, AC, BS, DP 1963/1987 Ms. Marilyn Helms, Director SE, AC, DP, TT, BS 1952/1987 Chase Business College 2700 N.E. Andresen Road Phillips Business College Vancouver 98661 (206)693-4717 P.O. Box 126 Mr. Dick Lee, Director Lynchburg 24505 (804) 847-7701 SE, AC, DP 1949/1986 Mr. Michael McKinney, President SE, AC, DP, BS 1929/1984 Griffin Business College 2005 Fifth Avenue Seattle 98121 (206) 624-7154 Rutledge College Mr. J. Michael Griffin, President 613 North Lombardy Street 1909/1984 Richmond 23220 (804) 353-9294 SE, AC, BS, DP Mr. Robert Moss, Chief Executive Officer Branch Campus: SE, AC, BS, EM, TT 1922/1987 10833 N.E. Eighth Bellevue, WA 98004 (206) 455-3636

Temple School ITT Peterson School of Business* 5832 Columbia Pike 130 Nickerson Street Bailey's Crossroads 22041 (703) 671-7100 Seattle 98109 (206) 284-5983 Ms. Sondra L. Abbott, Director Mr. Dennis E. Griffin, Director SE, CR, AC, AH 1970/1983 SE, AC, DP, E 1932/1986

31 Kinman Business University Webster College North 214 Wall Street 412 Fairmont Avenue Spokane 99201 (509) 838-3521 Fairmont 26554 (304) 363-8824 Mrs. Carol L. A. Menck, Director Mr. Milton A. Metheny, Director SE, AC, BS, FM, AH, TT 1917/1986 SE, AC, BS 1931/1986 Branch Campus: 230 Grant Road West Virginia Business College 215 West Main Street Wenatchee, WA 98801 (509) 884-1587 Clarksburg 26301 (304) 624-7695 Ms. Mary B. Browning, Director Knapp College of Business SE, AC, BS 1881/1984 1001 North J Street Tacoma 98403 (206) 572-3933 West Virginia Career College Mr. Michael G. Lockwood, President 1000 Virginia Street, East 1921/1984 SE, AC, BS, FM Charleston 25301 (304)345-2820 Branch Campus: Mr. Thomas A. Crouse, Vice President 8 Auburn Way SE, AC, BS, FM, TT, DP 1892/1983 Auburn, WA 98002 (206) 833-4560 West Virginia Career College Longview Business College 536 Fifth Avenue 1347 14th Avenue Huntington 25701 (304)529-2451 Longview 98632 (206) 425-4790 Mr. Phil Niebergall, Executive Director Mr. Frank Schubert, Director SE, AC, BS, DP, FM, RE, TT 1947/1983 SE, AC 1922/1985 Branch Campùs: 121 North Second Street Metropolitan Business College Fort Pierce, FL 33450 (305)461-3586 1331 Third Avenue Seattle 98101 (206) 624-3773 West Virginia Career College Mr. Aavo Kalviste, President 148 Wi I ley Street 1889/1988 SE, AC, DP, BS Morgantown 26505 (304) 296-8282 Ms. Patricia A. Callen, Associate Director Modern Business College SE, AC, BS, DP 1922/1983 127 West Kennewick Avenue Kennewick 99336 (509) 582-5115 Ms. Loretta McDaniel, Director JUNIOR COLLEGES SE,AC 1964/1983 Huntington College of Business Skagit Business College 1007 Fifth Avenue 821 Cleveland Huntington 25701 (304) 697-7550 Mount Vernon 98273 (206)336-3119 Ms. Carolyn Smith, Director Ms. Karen Sather, President SE, AC, BS, CR, DP 1936/1988 SE, AC, BS 1924/1983

Yakima Business College 112 Pierce Avenue Yakima 98902 (509)248-4806 Mr. Edward Yakimchick, Director WISCONSIN SE, AC 1903/1983

BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS

MBTI Business Training Institute WEST VIRGINIA 820 North Plankinton Avenue Milwaukee 53203 (414)272-2192 Mr. J. Michael Bartels, President BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS SE, AC, DP 1959/1987

Mountain State College Patricia Stevens Career College and Finishing School Spring at 60th Street 161 West Wisconsin Avenue Parkersburg 26101 (304)485-5487 Milwaukee 53203 (414) 272-4736 Ms. Judith Sutton, Director Mr. Milton Parlow, President SE, AC, DP, TT 1888/1985 SE, FM 1945/1987

Northeastern Business College 14th and Chapline JUNIOR COLLEGES Wheeling 26003 (304) 232-5790 Ms. Teddy Tarr, President Madison Business College SE, AC, BS, RE 1937/1984 1110 Spring Harbor Drive Branch Campus: Madison 53705- (608)238-4266 1145 Dunbar Avenue Mr. Stuart E. Sears, President Dunbar, WV 25064 (304) 766-6170 SE, AC, BS, CR, DP 1856/1983

32 Stratton College 1300 North Jackson Street COSTA RICA Milwaukee 53202 (414) 276-5200 Ms. Maritza Samoorian, President SE, AC, BS, FM, DP, TT 1863/1987 BUSINESS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS

CAYMAN ISLANDS American Business Academy Box 3818, San Jose, Costa Rica Central America 22-42-11 Mr. David Salgado, President SENIOR COLLEGES SE 1961/1984 International College of the Cayman Islands Newlands, Grand Cayman West Indies (809)947-2150 Dr. J. Hugh Cummings, President SE, BS, AC, DP, TT 1970/1985

CHANGES IN STATUS SINCE MARCH 15, 1982

Initial Accreditation Granted North American College of Data Bowling Green Business College Bowling Green, Kentucky Academy of Court Reporting and Processing (Business School to Junior College) Secretarial Skills Phoenix, Arizona Bristol College Albuquerque, New Mexico Northeast Institute of Education Bristol, Tennessee Adelphia Business School Scranton, Pennsylvania (Junior College to Senior College) Ardmore, Pennsylvania Northeastern School of Commerce Coleman College American Commercial College Bay City, Michigan La Mesa, California Lubbock, Texas Omega Institute (Junior College to Senior College) Arizona Institute of Business and Haddonfield, New Jersey Hesser College Oakland College of Court Reporting Technology Manchester, New Hampshire Phoenix, Arizona Oakland, California (Business School to Junior College) Benedict School Percy Business College Huntington College of Business San Juan, Puerto Rico Ponce, Puerto Rico Huntington, West Virginia Biggers School of Court Reporting Rutledge College (Business School to Junior College) and Secretarial Sciences Memphis, Tennessee Marian Court Junior College of Metairie, Louisiana Rutledge College Business Bi-Lingual Institute North Charleston, South Carolina Swampscott, Massachusetts Newark, New Jersey Rutledge College (Business School to Junior College) Bryant and Stratton College San Diego, California Oklahoma College of Business and Chicago, Illinois SER/Jobs for Progress Technology Cambridge Institute for Computer Chicago, Illinois Tulsa, Oklahoma Programming San Diego Golf Academy (Junior College to Business School) Boston, Massachusetts Rancho Santa Fe, California Accreditation Withdrawn or Cincinnati School of Court Reporting Sanford-Brown Business College Cincinnati, Ohio St. Ann, Missouri Expired Cortez W. Peters Business College Sawyer College of Business Capital Commercial College Chicago, Illinois Cleveland, Ohio Bismarck, North Dakota Data Processing Institute Sawyer College of Business Chenier Business College Orlando, Florida Hammond, Indiana Beaumont, Texas Dickinson Business School Woodridge School for Secretaries Draughon School of Business Kansas City, Missouri Salisbury, Maryland Tulsa, Oklahoma Drake College of Business Yorktowne Business Institute Grand Island School of Business Elizabeth, New Jersey College Park, Maryland Grand Island, Nebraska First Business School Middlesboro School of Business Evanston, Illinois Accreditation Reinstated Middlesboro, Kentucky Hill Institute Stevens Henager College Smithdeal-Massey Business College Denville, New Jersey Ogden, Utah Richmond, Virginia Hunter Business School Southeastern University Hicksville, New York Accreditation Reclassified Washington, DC Mildred Elley School American College of Puerto Rico Steed College Albany, New York Bayamon, Puerto Rico Johnson City, Tennessee National Business Institute (Junior College to Senior College) Texas Court Reporting College Blair Junior College Riverside, California Fort Worth, Texas Colorado Springs, Colorado National Business School Wheeler School (Business School to Iunior College) Alexandria, Virginia Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

33 APPENDIX Joint Statement on Transfer and Award of Academic Credit

This statement was developed by the three national associations whose member institutions are directly involved in the transfer and award of academic credit — the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers, the American Council on Education, and the Council on Postsecondary Accreditation. The need for such a statement came from an awareness of the growing complexity of transfer policies and practices, which have been brought about, in part, by the changing contours of postsecondary education. With increasing frequency, students are pursuing their education in a variety of institutional and extra-institutional settings. Social equity and the intelligent use of resources requires that validated learning be recognized wherever it takes place. J. W. Peltason, President American Council on Education

This statement is directed to institutions of post- finitive policies and procedures for determining a secondary education and others concerned with student's knowledge in required subject areas. All the transfer of academic credit among institutions institutions have a responsibility to furnish tran- and award of academic credit for extra- scripts and other documents necessary for a receiv- institutional learning. Basic to this statement is the ing institution to judge the quality and quantity of principle that each institution is responsible for the work. Institutions also have a responsibility to determining its own policies and practices with advise the students that the work reflected on the regard to the transfer and award of credit. Institu- transcript may or may not be accepted by a receiv- tions are encouraged to review their policies and ing institution. practices periodically to assure that they accomplish the institution's objectives and that they Inter-institutional Transfer of Credit function in a manner that is fair and equitable to students. Any statements, this one or others re- Transfer of credit from one institution to another ferred to, should be used as guides, not as substi- involves at least three considerations: tutes, for institutional policies and practices. (1) the educational quality of the institution from Transfer of credit is a concept that now involves which the student transfers; transfer between dissimilar institutions and cur- (2) the comparability of the nature, content, and ricula and recognition of extra-institutional learn- level of credit earned to that offered by the ing, as well as transfer between institutions and receiving institution; and curricula of similar characteristics. As their per- (3) the appropriateness and applicability of the sonal circumstances and educational objectives credit earned to the programs offered by the change, students seek to have their learning, receiving institution, in light of the student's wherever and however attained, recognized by educational goals. institutions where they enroll for further study. It is important for reasons of social equity and educa- Accredited Institutions tional effectiveness, as well as the wise use of resources, for all institutions to develop reason- Accreditation speaks primarily to the first of able and definitive policies and procedures for these considerations, serving as the basic i ndicator acceptance of transfer credit. Such policies and that an institution meets certain minimum stan- procedures should provide maximum considera- dards. Users of accreditation are urged to give tion for the individual student who has changed careful attention to the accreditation conferred by institutions or objectives. It is the receiving institu- accrediting bodies recognized by the Council on tion's responsibility to provide reasonable and de- Postsecondary Accreditation (COPA). COPA has a

34 formal process of recognition which requires that Admissions and Degree Purposes any accrediting body so recognized must meet the same standards. Under these standards, COPA has At some institutions there may be differences recognized a number of accrediting bodies, in- between the acceptance of credit for admission cluding: purposes and the applicability of credit for degree purposes. A receiving institution may accept pre- (1) regional accrediting commissions (which his- vious work, place a credit value on it, and enter it torically accredited the more traditional col- on the transcript. However, that previous work, leges and universities but which now accredit because of its nature and not its inherent quality, proprietary, vocational-technical, and may be determined to have no applicability to a single-purpose institutions as well); specific degree to be pursued by the student. (2) national accrediting bodies that accredit vari- Institutions have a responsibility to make this ous kinds of specialized institutions; and distinction, and its implications, clear to students (3) certain professional organizations that ac- before they decide to enroll. This should be a credit free-standing professional schools, in matter of full disclosure, with the best interests of addition to programs within multi-purpose in- the student in mind. Institutions also should make stitutions. (COPA annually publishes a list of every reasonable effort to reduce the gap between recognized accrediting bodies, as well as a credits accepted and credits applied toward an directory of institutions accredited by these educational credential. organizations.)

Although accrediting agencies vary in the ways Unaccredited Institutions they are organized and in their statements of scope and mission, all accrediting bodies that meet the Institutions of postsecondary education that are standards of COPA for recognition function to as- not accredited by COPA-recognized accrediting sure that the institutions or programs they accredit bodies may lack that status for reasons unrelated to have met generally accepted minimum standards questions of quality. Such institutions, however, for accreditation. cannot provide a reliable, third-party assurance Accreditation affords reason for confidence in that they meet or exceed minimum standards. That an institution's or a program's purposes, in the being the case, students transferring from such appropriateness of its resources and plans for car- institutions may encounter special problems in rying out these purposes, and in its effectiveness in gaining acceptance and transferring credits to accompl ishi ng its goals, i nsofar as these th i ngs can accredited institutions. Institutions admitting stu- be judged. Accreditation speaks to the probability, dents from unaccredited institutions should take but does not guarantee, that students have met special steps to validate credits previously earned. acceptable standards of educational accomplishment. Foreign Institutions

Comparability and Applicability In most cases, foreign institutions are chartered and authorized by their national governments, Comparability of the nature, content, and level usually through a ministry of education. Although of transfer credit and the appropriateness and this provides for a standardization within a coun- applicability of the credit earned to programs of- try, it does not produce useful information about fered by the receiving institution are as important comparability from one country to another. No in the evaluation process as the accreditation other nation has a system comparable to voluntary status of the institution at which the transfer credit accreditation. The Division of Higher Education of was awarded. Since accreditation does not ad- the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and dress these questions, this information must be Cultural Organization (UNESCO) is engaged in a obtained from catalogues and other materials and project to develop international compacts for the from direct contact between knowledgeable and acceptance of educational credentials. At the op- experienced faculty and staff at both the receiving erational level, four organizations — the Council and sending institutions. When such consid- on International Educational Exchange (CIEE), the erations as comparability and appropriateness of Natonal Council on the Evaluation of Foreign Stu- credit are satisfied, however, the receiving institu- dent Credentials (CEC), the National Association tion should have reasonable confidence that stu- for Foreign Student Admissions (NAFA), and the dents from accredited institutions are qualified to National Liaison Committee on Foreign Student undertake the receiving institution's educational Admissions (NLC)^often can assist institutions by program. distributing general guidelines on admission and

35 placement of foreign students. Equivalency or or through credit-by-examination programs, in- placement recommendations are to be evaluated stitutions are urged to explore the Council for Ad- in terms of the programs and policies of the indi- vancement of Experiential Learning (CAEL) proce- vidual receiving institution. dures and processes. Pertinent CAEL publications designed for this purpose are also listed.

Validation of Extra-institutional and Experiential Uses of This Statement Learning for Transfer Purposes This statement has been endorsed by the three Transfer-of-credit policies should encompass national associations most concerned with prac- educational accomplishment attained in extra- tices in the area of transfer and award of credit— institutional settings as well as at accredited post- the American Association of Collegiate Registrars secondary institutions. In deciding on the award of and Admissions Officers, the American Council credit for extra-institutional learning, institutions on Education/Commission on Educational Credit, will find the services of the American Council on and the Council on Postsecondary Accreditation. Education's Office of Educational Credit helpful. Institutions are encouraged to use this statement One of the Office's functions is to operate and as a basis for discussions in developing or review- foster programs to determine credit equivalencies ing institutional policies with regard to transfer. If for various modes of extra-institutional learning. the statement reflects an institution's policies, that The Office maintains evaluation programs for institution might want to use this publication to formally structured courses offered by the military, inform faculty, staff, and students. and civilian noncollegiate sponsors such as busi- It is recommended that accrediting bodies re- ness, corporations, government agencies, and flect the essential precepts of this statement in their labor unions. Evaluation services are also avail- criteria. able for examination programs, for occupations with validated job proficiency evaluation systems, Approved by the COPA Board and for correspondence courses offered by October 10, 1978 schools accredited by the National Home Study Approved by the Executive Committee, Council. The results are published in a Guide series. Another resource is the General Education American Association of Collegiate Registrars Development (GED) Testing Program, which and Admissions Officers provides a means for assessing high school equiva- November 21, 1978 lency. Approved by the American Council on For learning that has not been validated through Education/Commission on Educational Credit the ACE formal credit recommendations process December 5, 1978

36 INDEX TO ACCREDITED INSTITUTIONS Listed Alphabetically by Institutional Name

A Berkeley School, Hicksville, NY 19 Casco Bay College, Portland, ME ...... 13 Berkeley School, Little Falls, NJ 19 Castle Junior College, Windham, NH ..17 ABC Colleges, Fresno, CA 2 Berkeley School, New York, NY 19 Catherine College, Chicago, IL 9 AakeKs Business College, Grand Forks, ND 23 Berkeley School, Ridgewood, NJ 17 Cecils Junior College of Business, Academy for Business Careers, Berkeley School, White Plains, NY 19 Asheville, NC 22 Central California Commercial College, Hamden, CT .. 5 Betz College, Cincinnati, OH 23 Fresno, CA 3 Academy of Accountancy, Biggers School of Court Reporting and Central College, Wichita, KS .11 Minneapolis, MN ...../ 15 Secretarial Sciences, Metairie, LA ... 12 Central Texas Commercial College, Academy of Business College, Bi-Lingual Institute, Newark, NJ ...... 17 Brown wood, TX 29 Sacramento, CA ...... 2 Blair Junior College, Centre Business School, Academy of Court Reporting, Colorado Springs, CO 5 State College, PA 25 Cleveland, OH .....23 Blake Business School, Century Institute of Court Reporting, Academy of Court Reporting and Smithtown, NY 19 Hackensack, NJ .17 Secretarial Skills, Albuquerque, NM .. 19 Blanton's Junior College, Chamberlayne Junior College, Academy of Stenographic Arts, Asheville, NC ...... 22 Boston, MA 14 San Francisco, CA 2 Bliss College, Columbus, OH 23 Chaparral Career College, Adelphi Institute, Booker T. Washington Junior College of Tucson, AZ 1 Brooklyn, NY 19 Business, Birmingham, AL 1 Charron-Williams College, Miami, FL .. 7 Adelphia Business School, Bowling Green Business College, Chase Business College, Ardmore, PA 25 Bowling Green, KY ...... 11 Vancouver, WA 31 Alaska Business College, Bradford School, Pittsburgh, PA 25 Cheryl Fell's School of Business, Anchorage, AK ..... 1 Bradford School of Business, Niagara Falls, NY 20 Albany Business College, Albany, NY .. 19 Houston, TX 29 Brandon Secretarial College, Chesapeake Business Institute, Alice B. Skinner Secretarial School, ForestVille, MD .....13 Garden City, NY 19 Roanoke, VA :..... ; .30 Chicago College of Commerce, Allentown Business School, Branell Women's College, Atlanta, GA 8 Chicago> IL 9 Allentown, PA 25 Churchman Business School, Allstate Business College, Dallas, TX ... 29 Branford Hall School of Business, Branford, CT ... 6 Easton, PA 26 Altoona School of Commerce, Cincinnati Metropolitan College, Altoona, PA 25 Bremerton Business College, Bremerton, WA 31 Cincinnati, OH ... 23 American Business Academy, Cincinnati School of Court Reporting Hackensack, NJ 17 Briarcliffe School, Hicksville, NY 19 Briarwood College, Southington, CT ... 6 and Business, Cincinnati, OH .23 American Business Academy, San Jose, Cittone Institute, Edison, NJ 17 Costa Rica, Central America ...... 33 Bristol College, Bristol, TN 29 Clark College, Indianapolis, IN ...... 10 American Business and Fashion Institute, Brook-Wein Business Institute, Cleary College, Ypsilanti, Ml 15 Charlotte, NC 22 Washington, DC 6 American Business Institute, Broward School of Business and Court Coastal Training Institute, Mobile, AL .. 1 New York, NY 19 Reporting, Pompano Beach, FL ..... 7 Coleman College, La Mesa, CA ...... 5 American College of Puerto Rico, Brown College of Court Reporting, College of Automation, Chicago, IL .... 9 Bayamon, PR 27 Atlanta, GA 8 Colorado Springs College of Business, American Commercial College, Brown's Business and Secretarial School, Colorado Springs, CO 5 Abilene, TX ....:.. 29 Bridgeton, MO 16 Columbia Junior College of Business, American Commercial College, Bryan College of Court Reporting, Columbia, SC 28 Lubbock, TX ..29 Los Angeles, CA 2 Columbus Business University, American Commercial College, Bryant & Stratton College, Columbus, OH 23 Odessa,TX ...;..... 29 Chicago, IL V...... 9 Commercial College of Baton Rouge, American Commercial College, Bryant & Stratton Business Institute, Baton Rouge, LA 12 San Angelo, TX . 29 Buffalo, NY 20 Commercial College of Shreveport, American Institute of Business, Bryant & Stratton Business Institute, Shreveport, LA 12 Des Moines, IA 11 Rochester, NY 20 Commercial Programming Unlimited, American Institute of Commerce, Bryant & Stratton Powelson Business New York, NY 20 Bettendorf, IA 10 Institute, Syracuse, NY 20 Commonwealth College, American Institute of Court Reporting, Burdett School, Boston, MA . .13 Virginia Beach, VA 30 Phoenix, AZ 1 Business Careers Institute, Computer Learning Center, American Junior College, Greensburg, PA • •, • 25 Springfield, VA ...30 Fort Smith, AR 2 Business Education Institute, Computer Processing Institute, Andover College, Portland, ME 12 West Springfield, MA 13 East Hartford, CT 6 Argubright Business College, Butler Business School, Computer Systems Institute, Battle Creek, Ml 14 Bridgeport, CT 6 Pittsburgh, PA 26 Arizona Institute of Business and Condie College of Business and Technology, Phoenix, AZ 1 Technology, Campbell, CA 3 Asheboro College, Asheboro, NC ...... 22 Connecticut Business Institute, Associated Business Careers, C Stratford, CT 6 Haddon Heights, NJ 17 Caguas City College, Caguas, PR 27 Connecticut Stenographic Institute, Audubon College, New Orleans, LA ... 11 California School of Court Reporting, New Britain, CT 6 Ayers Institute, Shreveport, LA ...... 12 Santa Ana, CA . 2 Control Data Institute, Cambria-Rowe Business College, Independence, OH ..... Johnstown, PA 25 Cooper Institute, Knoxville, TN 29 B Cambridge Business School, Cope Vocational Institute, BMI School of Business, Detroit, Ml 14 New York, NY 20 Longview, TX ...... 29 Cambridge Institute for Computer Cortez W. Peters Business College, Baker Junior College of Business, Programming, Boston, MA .13 Chicago, IL 9 Flint, Ml ...... 15 Cannon's International Business Court Reporting Institute, Barnes Business College, Denver, CO .. 5 College of Honolulu, Honolulu, HI .. 8 Portland, OR 25 Bay Area Academy of Business, Capital City Business College, Crandall Junior College, Macon, GA ... 8 Tampa, FL 7 Russellville, AR ... 2 Cranford School of Business, Bay State Junior College, Boston, MA .. 14 Capital City Junior College, Hutchinson, KS . ; . 11 Beai College, Bangor, ME 12 Little Rock, AR .. 2 Criss College of Business, Benedict School of Language and Capitol Business College, Anaheim, CA ...... 3 Commerce, San Juan, PR 27 Olympia, WA 31 Crown Business Institute, Benjamin Franklin University, Career Business College, Whittier, CA .. 2 Brooklyn, NY .20 Washington, DC ., 6 Cascade College of Commerce, Crown Business Institute, Jamaica, NY • .20 Berean Institute, Philadelphia, PA 25 Bellingham, WA 31 37 Crown Business Institute, Essex College of Business, I New York, NY 20 Newark, NJ 18 Executive Secretarial School, ICM School of Business, Dallas, TX 30 Cleveland, OH 23 D ICM School of Business, Data Processing Institute, Pittsburgh, PA 26 Orlando, FL 7 F ICPR Junior College, Hato Rey, PR .... 27 Davenport College, Grand Rapids, MI ..15 ITT Business Institute, Fashion Institute of Design and Indianapolis, IN 10 Davis Iunior College of Business; Merchandising, Los Angeles, CA 5 Toledo, OH 24 ITT Peterson School of Business, First Business School, Evanston, IL 9 Delta School of Business, Seattle, WA 31 Baton Rouge, LA 12 First School of Secretarial and Illinois School of Commerce, Delta School of Business, Paralegal Studies, Passaic, NJ 18 Chicago, IL 9 Lake Charles, LA 12 Fleet Business School, Annapolis, MD .. 13 Indiana Business College, Delta School of Commerce, Florida College of Business, Indianapolis, IN 10 Alexandria, LA 12 Pompano Beach, FL 7 Institute de Banca y Programacion, Delta Schools, Lafayette, LA 12 Forrest College, Anderson, SC 28 Rio Piedras, PR 27 Denver Academy of Court Reporting, Fort Lauderdale College, Institute Tecnico Comercial Denver, CO 5 Fort Lauderdale, FL 7 Junior College, San Juan, PR 27 Detroit Business Institute, Detroit, MI .. 14 Fort Worth School of Business, Interboro Institute, New York, NY 20 Detroit College of Business, Fort Worth, TX 30 Intermountain College of Dearborn, MI 15 Four-C College, Waco, TX . 30 Court Reporting, Murray, UT 30 International Academy of Detroit Institute of Commerce, Fresno School of Court Reporting, Merchandising and Design, Detroit, MI 14 Fresno, CA 3 Chicago, IL. 9 Dickinson Business School, Fugazzi College, Lexington, KY 11 International Business College, Kansas City, MO 16 El Paso, TX 30 Dickinson-Warren Business College, International Business College, Berkeley, CA 3 G Fort Wayne, IN 10 Dorsey Business School, Gadsden Business College, Rosevi Ile, Ml ....14 International Business College of Guam, Gadsden, AL 1 Agana, Guam 8 Dorsey Business School, Gallipolis Business College, Southgate, Ml 14 International Career Institute, Gallipolis, OH .23 New York, NY :.... 20 Douglas School of Business, Garces Commercial College, International College of the Cayman Monessen, PA 26 Miami, FL ... 7 Islands, Newlands, Grand Cayman, Dover Business College, Dover, NJ 17 Gem City College, West Indies 33 Drake Business School, Bronx, NY 20 Quincy, IL 9 Interstate Business College, Drake Business School, Flushing, NY .. 20 Globe College of Business, Fargo, ND 23 Drake Business School, St. Paul, MN ...... 15 Irvine College of Business, Irvine, CA .. 3 New York, NY 20 Griffin Business College, Seattle, WA ..31 Drake Business School, Grumman Data Systems Institute, Staten Island, NY 20 Woodbury, NY 20 J Drake College of Business, Jacki Nell Executive Secretary School, Elizabeth, NJ 17 Austin,TX 30 Draughon Business College, H Jackson Business University, Shreveport, LA 12 Jackson, Ml 14 Draughon Business College, Hagerstown Business College, Hagerstown, MD 13 Jacksonville Business and Springfield, MO 16 Careers Institute, Jacksonville, IL .... 9 Draughon School of Business, Hamilton Business College, Mason City, IA 10 Jamestown Business College, Little Rock, AR 2 Jamestown, NY " 20 Draughon School of Business, Hammel College, Akron, OH .23 Hardbarger Junior College of Business, Jefferson Business College, Oklahoma City, OK 25 Washington, DC | 6 Draughon's Business College, Raleigh, NC .22 Hargest Vocational and Johnson & Wales College, Jackson, MS 16 Providence, RI 28 Draughons Business College, Technical College, Houston, TX 30 Harris School of Business, Jones College, Jacksonville, FL 7 St. Louis, MO 16 Julie Nation College, Santa Rosa, CA ... 3 Draughons Iunior College, Cherry Hill, NJ 18 Memphis, TN 29 Hartford Secretarial School, Draughons Iunior College, Hartford. CT 6 Nashville, TN • • • • • 29 Hawaii School of Business, K Honolulu, HI 8 Draughon's Junior College, Kansas City Business College, Savannah, GA 8 Heald Business College, Kansas City, MO 16 Draughons Junior College of Business, Hayward, CA 3 Katharine Gibbs School, Boston, MA ... 14 Knoxville, TN 29 Heald Business College, Katharine Gibbs School, Melville, NY .. 20 Draughon's Junior College of Business, Oakland, CA 3 Katharine Gibbs School, Montclair, NJ .19 Paducah, KY 11 Heald Business College, Katharine Gibbs School« DuBois Business College, DuBois, PA .. 26 Sacramento, CA 3 New York, NY 20 Dudley Hall Career Institute, Heald Business College, Katharine Gibbs School, Norwalk, CT .. 6 Dudley, MA 13 San Francisco, CA •*3 Katharine Gibbs School, Duffs Business Institute, Heald Business College, San Jose, CA .. 3 Philadelphia, PA 26 Pittsburgh, PA 26 Heald Business College, Katharine Gibbs School, Duluth Business University, Walnut Creek, CA 3 Providence, RI 28 Duluth, MN 15 Heald's Kelsey-Jenney College, Kee Business College, Durham Business College, El Paso, TX . 30 San Diego, CA 3 Newport News, VA 31 Durham College, San Antonio, TX 30 Heffley and Browne Secretarial School, Kee Business College, Norfolk, VA ..... 31 Durham Nixon-Clay Business College, Brooklyn, NY 20 Kelley Business Institute, Austin, TX 30 Hesser College, Manchester, NH 17 Niagara Falls, NY 21 Hickey School, St. Louis, MO 16 Kensington Business Institute, Hickox School, Boston, MA 13 Buffalo, NY 21 E Hill Institute, Denville, NJ 18 Kentucky Junior College of Business, Edmondson Iunior College of Business, Ho-Ho-Kus School, Ramsey, NJ 18 Lexington, KY 11 Chattanooga, TN 29 Huertas Business College, Caguas, PR ..27 Kerr Business College, LaGrange, GA .. 8 Eldorado College, Oceanside, CA 3 Humacao Community College, Keystone Secretarial and Business Electronic Data Processing College, Humacao, PR 27 Administration School, HatoRey, PR 27 Hunter Business School, Swarthmore, PA 26 Elizabeth Brant School, Staunton, VA ..31 Hicksville, NY 20 King's College, Charlotte, NC 22 Elmira Business Institute, Elmira, NY ... 20 Huntington College of Business, Kings College, Raleigh, NC 22 Empire College, Santa Rosa, CA 3 Huntington, WV 32 Kinman Business University, Erle Business Center, Erie, PA 26 Huntington Institute, Norwich, CT 6 Spokane, WA 32 38 Kinyon-Campbell Business School, Merit College of Court Reporting, Northeastern School of Commerce, New Bedford, MA I .13 Van Nuys, CA 3 Bay City, Ml 14 Knapp College of Business, Merritt Davis Business College, Northern Technical School of Business, Tacoma, WA 32 Eugene, OR 25 Minneapolis, MN 15 Knoxville Business College, Merritt Davis College of Business, Northwestern Business College, Knoxville, TN 29 Salem, OR 25 Chicago, IL .... 9 Krissler Business Institute, Metro Business College of Cape Northwestern Business College, Poughkeepsie, NY 21 Girardeau, Cape Girardeau, MO 16 Lima, OH 24 Metropolitan Business College, Northwestern College of Business, Chicago, IL 9 Portland, OR 25 L Metropolitan Business College, LaGrande College of Business, Seattle, WA 32 LaGrande,OR 25 Miami-Jacobs Junior College of Business, O LaPorte Business College, LaPorte, IN .. 10 Dayton, OH 24 Lakeland College of Business and Oakland College of Court Reporting, Michiana College of Commerce, Oakland, CA 4 Fashion, Lakeland, FL . 7 South Bend, IN 10 Lamson Business College, Tucson, AZ .. 1 Ocean State Business Institute, Michigan Technical Institute, Wakefield, RI 28 Lamson College, Phoenix, AZ 2 Ann Arbor, Ml 14 Oklahoma College of Business and Lamson College, Phoenix, AZ 2 Mid-State Business School, Lamson College, Tempe, AZ 2 Auburn, ME 12 Technology, Tulsa, OK 25 Lansdale School of Business, Midstate College, Peoria, IL 10 Olean Business Institute, Olean, NY ... 21 Montgomeryville, PA 26 Midtown School of Business, Omega Institute, Haddonfield, NJ 18 Latin American School, New York, NY 21 Orange County Business College, New York, NY 21 Mildred Elley School, Albany, NY 21 Anaheim, CA 4 Lincoln Business Institute, Mile Hi College, Lakewood, CO 5 Orlando College, Orlando, FL 7 Pennsauken, NJ — 18 Miller-Hawkins Business College, Our Lady of Victory Secretarial School, Lincoln School of Commerce, Memphis, TN 29 Pittsburgh, NY 21 Lincoln, NE 17 Miller-Motte Business College, Owensboro Junior College of Business, Link's School of Business, Boise, ID 8 Wilmington, NC 22 Owensboro, KY 11 Lockyear College, Evansville, IN 10 Minneapolis Business College, Long Beach College of Business, Minneapolis, MN 15 Long Beach, CA 3 Minnesota School of Business, P Minneapolis, MN 15 Long Island Business Institute, Pace Business School, Yonkers, NY 21 Modern Business College, Commack, NY .21 Pacific Career College, Camarillo, CA .. 4 Kennewick, WA 32 Longview Business College, Pacific College of Legal Careers, Modern School, Providence, RI 28 Longview, WA 32 Sacramento, CA 4 Monroe Business Institute, Bronx, NY .. 21 Lorain Business College, Lorain, OH ... 23 Palmer School, Philadelphia, PA 26 Monroeville School of Business, Los Angeles Business College, Parks College, Denver, CO 5 Monroeville, PA 26 Los Angeles, CA . 3 Parks College, Albuquerque, NM 19 Louisiana Business College, Moore's Business College, Sacramento, CA 3 Patricia Stevens Career College and Monroe, LA. 12 Finbhing School, Milwaukee, Wl 32 Lowthian Fashion School, Morris Junior College of Business, Melbourne, FL 7 Patricia Stevens Career College, Minneapolis, MN 15 Morse School of Business, St. Louis, MO 16 Lyon School of Business, Patricia Stevens Fashion College, Newcastle, PA 26 Hartford, CT 6 Mountain State College, San Diego, CA 4 Parkersburg, WV 32 Patricia Stevens Fashion and Secretarial M Muskegon Business College, College, Omaha, NE 17 MBTI Business Training Institute, Muskegon, Ml 15 Patricia Stevens Institute of Fashion, Santurce, PR 27 Baltimore, MD 13 MBTI Business Training Institute, Payne-Pulliam School of Trade and Milwaukee, Wl 32 N Commerce, Detroit, Ml 14 MSTA Business College, Chicago, IL ... 9 National Business College, Penn Commercial College, Washington, PA 26 MTI Business School, Brooklyn, NY 21 Roanoke, VA .31 Penn-Ohio College, Youngstown, OH .. 24 MTI Business School, Cleveland, OH .. 23 National Business Institute, Percy Business College, Ponce, PR 27 MTI-Western Business College, Riverside, CA 3 Sacramento,CA 3 National Business School, Philadelphia School of Office Training, Madison Business College, Alexandria, VA 31 Philadelphia, PA 26 Madison, Wl 32 National College, Rapid City, SD 28 Phillips Business College, Lynchburg, VA 31 Mansfield Business College, Nebraska College of Business, Phillips College, Augusta, GA 8 Mansfield, OH 24 Omaha, NE 17 Phillips College, Columbus, GA 8 Mansfield Business College, Nettleton College, Sioux Falls, SD 28 Marion, OH 24 Phillips College, Gulfport, MS 16 Nevada Academy of Art and Marian Court Junior College of Business, Phillips College, Jackson, MS 16 Technology, Las Vegas, NV 17 Swampscott, MA 14 New England School of Accounting, Phillips College of Atlanta, Marion Adult Education and Career Worcester, MA 13 Atlanta, GA 8 Training Center, Chicago, IL 9 New Hampshire College, Phillips College of Greater New Marycrest College, Kankakee, IL 9 Manchester, NH ; 17 Orleans, New Orleans, LA 12 Massey Business College, Atlanta, GA .. 8 New Kensington Commercial School, Piatt College, Kansas City, MO 16 Massey Business College, Houston, TX . 30 New Kensington, PA 26 Piatt College, Overland Park, KS 11 Massey Business College, New London School of Business, Platt College, St. Joseph, MO 16 Nacogdoches, TX 30 New London, CT 6 Plaza Business Institute, Massey-Draughon Business College, New World College of Business, Jackson Heights, NY 21 Montgomery, AL 1 Anniston, AL 1 Pontiac Business Institute, McCann School of Business, New York Business School, Madison Heights, Ml 14 Mahanoy City, PA 26 New York, NY 21 Pontiac Business Institute, McCarthy's Business Institute, New York Career Center, Mt. Clemens, Ml 14 Rochester, NY 21 Centereach, NY 21 Pontiac Business Institute, Mcintosh College, Dover, NH 17 Norfolk College, Norfolk, VA 31 Oxford, Ml 14 McKenzie College, Chattanooga, TN ... 29 North Alabama College of Commerce, Pontiac Business Institute, Meadows College of Business, Huntsville, AL 1 Pontiac, Ml 14 Albany, GA 8 North American College of Data Popkin School of Court Reporting, Meadows College of Business, Processing, Phoenix, AZ 2 Cherry Hill, NJ 18 Columbus, GA 8 North County College, Escondido, CA . 3 Port Huron School of Business, Meadows-Draughon CoHege, Northeast Institute of Education, Port Huron, Ml ...15 New Orleans, LA 12 Scranton, PA 26 Prospect Hall College, Hollywood, FL .. 7 Memphis School of Commerce, Northeastern Business College, Pueblo College of Business, Memphis, TN 28. Wheeling, WV ..32 Pueblo, CO 5 39 Sawyer School, Buffalo, NY .21 Temple School, R Sawyer School, Clifton, NJ 18 Bailey's Crossroads, VA 31 Ramirez College of Business and Sawyer School, Elizabeth, NJ 18 Temple School of Maryland, Technology, Santurce, PR 27 Sawyer School, Los Angeles, CA 4 Silver Spring, MD 13 Rasmussen Business College, Sawyer School, Pawtucket, RI 28 Tennessee Valley College, . St. Paul, MN .....15 Decatur, AL 1 Sawyer School, Pittsburgh, PA .26 Reno Business College, Reno, NV 17 The Brown Mackie College, Sawyer School, Rochester, NY . 22 Rhode Island Business Institute, Salina, KS 11 Sawyer School, Sacramento, CA 4 Pawtucket, RI ..... I...... 28 Thompson Institute, Harrisburg, PA 27 Ridley-Lowell School of Business, Sawyer School of Business, Tiffin University, Tiffin, OH 25 Center Line, Ml 15 Binghamton, NY 21 Towson Stratford School, Sawyer Secretarial School, Riley College, Dothan, AL 1 Towson, MD 13 Oak Park, IL ...... 9 Robert Fiance Business Institute, School for Executive Secretaries, Trainco Business School, Chicago, IL .. 10 New York, NY 21 Newark, NJ ...... 18 Transwestern Institute of Word Robert Morris College, Carthage, IL .... 9 Processing, Los Angeles, CA 4 School of Business Machines, Roberts-Walsh Business School, Jersey City, NJ 18 Trumbull Business College, Union, NJ 18 Warren, OH .24 School of Computer Technology, Robinson Business College, Pittsburgh, PA . .26 Tucson College of Business, Monroe, LA 12 Tucson, AZ .... 2 Schuylkill Business Institute, Rochester Business Institute, Pottsville, PA 26 Twentieth Century College, Rochester, NY .....21 Mobile, AL ; 1 Rockford Business College, Shenango Valley School of Business, Sharon, PA 26 Tyler Commercial College, Tyler, TX ... 30 Rockford, IL 9 Sierra College of Business, Ross Business Institute, Detroit, Ml .... 15 Los Angeles, CA 4 Royal Business School, U New York, NY ...21 Skadron College of Business, United College, Tampa, FL ...... 7 San Bernardino, CA 4 Ruetten Learning Center, United College of Business, Skagit Business College, Hollywood, CA 5 Phoenix, AZ 2 Mount Vernon, WA ...... 32 Utica School of Commerce, Rutledge College, Atlanta, GA 8 Smith Business School, Utica, NY ... 22 Rutledge College, Charlotte, NC 22 Washington, DC ... 6 Rutledge College, Columbia, SC 28 South Bay College, Hawthorne, CA 4 Rutledge College, Durham, NC 23 South Central Career College, V Rutledge College, Fayetteville, NC 23 North Little Rock, AR 2 Valley Commercial College, Rutledge College, Greensboro, NC 23 South Hills Business School, .Modesto, CA 5 Rutledge College, Greenville, SC 28 Boalsburg, PA .. . 27 Van Nuys College of Business, Rutledge College, Memphis, TN 29 Southern College, Orlando, FL 7 Van Nuys, CA 5 Rutledge College, Southern Junior College of Business, Norm Charleston, SC .28 Birmingham, AL 1 Rutledge College, Richmond, VA 31 Southern Ohio College, W Rutledge College, San Diego, CA 4 Cincinnati, OH 24 Washington Business School, Rutledge College, Spartanburg, SC 28 Southern Technical College, Rockville, MD .....13 Rutledge College, Springfield, MO 16 Lafayette, LA .....12 Washington Business School of Northern Rutledge College, Southwestern Business College, Virginia, Falls Church, VA 31 Winston-Salem, NC ... 23 Roswell, NM 19 Washington School for Secretaries, Southwestern College of Business, Washington, DC 6 Kettering, OH - .24 Watterson College, Louisville, KY 11 S Sparks College, Shelbyville, IL 9 Webster Career College, SER/Jobs for Progress, Chicago, IL 9 Spencer College, Baton Rouge, LA 12 Los Angeles, CA 5 Saginaw Business Institute, Spencer School of Business, Webster College, Fairmont, WV 32 Saginaw, Ml 15 Spencer, IA 10 West Tennessee Business College, St. Cloud Business College, Spencer's Business Institute, Jackson, TN 29 St. Cloud, MN 16 Schenectady, NY 22 West Virginia Business College, St. John's School of Business, Spencerian College, Louisville, KY 11 Clarksburg, WV 32 West Springfield, MA ..13 Stafford Hall School of Business, West Virginia Career College, Salisbury Business College, Summit, NJ 18 Charleston, WV . 32 Salisbury, NC .22 Stautzenberger College, Toledo, OH ... 24 West Virginia Career College, Salter School, Stenotype Academy, New York, NY ... 22 Huntington, WV ...32 Worcester, MA 14 Stenotype Institute of Jacksonville, West Virginia Career College, San Diego Golf Academy, Jacksonville Beach, FL ,.,.^7 Morgantown, WV 32 Rancho Santa Fe, CA 4 Stenotype Institute of South Dakota, Westbank Business College, Sanford-Brown Business College, Sioux Falls, SD ....' 28 Marrero, LA 12 Westchester Business Institute, St. Ann, MO 16 Sterling School, Phoenix, AZ 2 White Plains, NY '22 Santa Barbara Business College, Stevens Henager College, Ogden, UT .. 30 Santa Barbara, CA 4 Western Business College, Stone School, New Haven, CT 6 Santa Fe Business College, Portland, OR . .25 Stratton College, Milwaukee, Wl 33 Santa Fe, NM 19 Westland College, Burbank, CA . 5 Strayer Business College, . 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