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MONEY'S GUIDE TO 1,115 COLLEGES THE DETAILED INFORMATION IN THESE LISTINGS CAN HELP YOU PINPOINT THE RIGHT FOUR-YEAR SCHOOL FOR YOUR SON OR DAUGHTER.
By JILLIAN KASKY

(MONEY Magazine) – This 18-page list provides basic information on 1,115 four-year colleges and universities. It excludes most schools that didn't qualify for the analysis that determined our best-buys ranking, as explained on page 118. However, our list does include 33 of those nonqualifying schools, indicated by footnotes, that MONEY judged to be of particular interest to readers. MONEY and Wintergreen/Orchard House of New Orleans, a college directory publisher, gathered the data in the spring of 1996. If a college is among our top 100, its rank appears next to its name. All footnotes are on page 140. Explanations of the data follow:

--Tuition and fees. Charges for freshmen in the 1996-97 academic year. Public school price is for freshmen from out of state.

--Room and board. What the typical student pays, usually to live in a double room on campus and eat 19 meals a week

--Average discounted cost. The average amount students paid in 1995-96 after financial aid is deducted from the official price for tuition, fees, room and board. For public schools, we give the average price paid by out-of-state students.

--Percentage of freshmen receiving aid. The portion of freshmen at a school who receive any type of financial aid, whether based on need or merit, including loans, tuition waivers, work/study arrangements and athletic scholarships

--Percentage of students receiving aid. The portion of all students who receive any type of financial aid

--Percentage of need met. The average percentage of a student's financial need that was actually filled

--Average gift aid per student. Scholarships and grants that came from the college's own funds in 1994-95, divided by the number of undergraduates

--Students per faculty member, as reported by the schools

--Percentage who graduate in six years. The percentage of 1989 freshmen who had graduated by the summer of 1995

--Student academic level. When reporting on the most recent entering class, schools assign a score from 1 to 5 to the typical freshman:

1: Student is from top 20% of high school class, has a GPA of B+ or better and SAT scores above 1,200 or ACT scores above 28

2: Top 40% of high school class; GPA of B or better, SAT scores between 1,100 and 1,199, ACT scores of 27 to 28

3: Top half of class; GPA of B- or better, SAT scores between 950 and 1,099, ACT scores of 23 to 26

4: Top 60% of class; GPA of C or better, SAT scores between 800 and 949, ACT scores of 19 to 22

5: Grades/scores lower than above

[Complete text not available--table provides additional information for the 1,115 colleges listed below]

MONEY College name and location ranking

Abilene Christian (Texas) Adams State (Colo.) Adelphi (N.Y.) Adrian (Mich.) 93 Agnes Scott (Ga.) Alabama A&M2 Alabama State2 Alaska Pacific16 Albany State (Ga.)2 Albertson (Idaho)16 Albertus Magnus (Conn.)16 Albion (Mich.)16 Albright (Pa.)16 Alcorn State (Miss.)2 Alderson-Broaddus (W.Va.) Alfred (N.Y.) Alice Lloyd (Ky.)3, 16 Allegheny (Pa.)16 Allentown-St. Francis de Sales (Pa.)16 Alma (Mich.)16 Alvernia (Pa.)16 American (D.C.) American International (Mass.) Amherst (Mass.) Andrews (Mich.)16 Angelo State (Texas) Antioch (Ohio) Appalachian State (N.C.) Aquinas (Mich.) Arizona State Arkansas State Arkansas Tech Armstrong State (Ga.) Asbury (Ky.)16 Ashland (Ohio) Assumption (Mass.)16 36 Auburn (Ala.) Auburn-Montgomery (Ala.) Augsburg (Minn.)16 Augustana (Ill.)16 Augustana (S.D.)16 58 Austin (Texas)16 Austin Peay State (Tenn.) Avila (Mo.) Babson (Mass.)3, 16 Baker (Kans.)16 Baker-Flint (Mich.) Baker-Muskegon (Mich.)4 Baldwin-Wallace (Ohio)16 Ball State (Ind.) Barat (Ill.) Bard (N.Y.) Barnard (N.Y.)1 Barton (N.C.) Bates (Maine) Bay Path (Mass.) 32 Baylor (Texas)16 Beaver (Pa.) Bellarmine (Ky.)16 Belmont (Tenn.)16 Belmont Abbey (N.C.)16 Beloit (Wis.) Bemidji State (Minn.) Benedict (S.C.)2 Benedictine (Kans.)16 75 Benedictine U. (Ill.)16 Bennett (N.C.)1, 2, 16 Bennington (Vt.) Bentley (Mass.) Berea (Ky.)3, 16 63 Berry (Ga.) Bethany (Kans.)16 Bethany (W.Va.) Bethel (Ind.)16 Bethel (Kans.)16 Bethel (Tenn.) Bethune-Cookman (Fla.)2, 16 Biola (Calif.)16 80 Birmingham-Southern (Ala.)16 Black Hills State (S.D.) Blackburn (Ill.)16 Bloomsburg U. of Pennsylvania Bluefield State (W.Va.)2 Bluffton (Ohio)16 Boise State (Idaho) Boston College (Mass.)16 Boston University (Mass.) Bowdoin (Maine) Bowie State (Md.)2 Bowling Green State (Ohio) Bradford (Mass.) Bradley (Ill.) Brandeis (Mass.) Brenau (Ga.) Brescia (Ky.)16 Brewton-Parker (Ga.)16 Briar Cliff (Iowa)16 Bridgewater (Va.) Bridgewater State (Mass.) Brigham Young (Hawaii)16 Brigham Young (Utah)16 Brown (R.I.) Bryant (R.I.)3 Bryn Mawr (Pa.)1 Bucknell (Pa.) Buena Vista (Iowa)16 Burlington (Vt.)4 Butler (Ind.) Cabrini (Pa.)16 1 California Inst. of Technology California Institute of the Arts California Lutheran16 California Polytechnic-San Luis Obispo California State-Chico California State-Fresno California State-Long Beach California State-Northridge California State-Sacramento California State-San Bernardino California State Polytechnic-Pomona California U. of Pennsylvania Cameron (Okla.) Campbell (N.C.)16 Canisius (N.Y.)16 Capital (Ohio)16 Cardinal Stritch (Wis.)16 Carleton (Minn.) Carnegie Mellon (Pa.) Carroll (Mont.)16 Carroll (Wis.)16 84 Carson-Newman (Tenn.)16 Carthage (Wis.)16 Case Western Reserve (Ohio) Castleton State (Vt.) Catawba (N.C.) Catholic (D.C.)16 Cazenovia (N.Y.) Cedarville (Ohio)16 Centenary College of Louisiana16 Center for Creative Studies (Mich.) Central (Iowa) Central Baptist (Ark.)16 Central Connecticut State Central Methodist (Mo.)16 Central Michigan Central Missouri State Central State (Ohio)2 Central Washington 34 Centre (Ky.)16 Chadron State (Neb.) Chapman (Calif.) Chatham (Pa.)1 Chestnut Hill (Pa.)1, 16 Cheyney U. of Pennsylvania2 Chicago State (Ill.) Chowan (N.C)16 Christian Brothers (Tenn.)16 Christian Heritage (Calif.)16 Christopher Newport (Va.) Citadel (S.C.)3 City U. of N.Y.-Baruch4 City U. of N.Y.-Brooklyn4 City U. of N.Y.-City College4 City U. of N.Y.-Hunter City U. of N.Y.-Queens4 Claflin (S.C.)2, 16 57 Claremont McKenna (Calif.) Clarion U. of Pennsylvania Clark (Mass.) Clark Atlanta (Ga.)2, 16 Clarke (Iowa)16 Clarkson (N.Y.) 29 Clemson (S.C.) Cleveland State (Ohio) Coastal Carolina (S.C.) Coe (Iowa)16 Coker (S.C.) Colby (Maine) Colby-Sawyer (N.H.) Colgate (N.Y.) College of Charleston (S.C.) College of Misericordia (Pa.)16 College of Mount St. Vincent (N.Y.)16 5 College of New Jersey College of New Rochelle (N.Y.)1, 16 College of Notre Dame (Calif.)16 College of Our Lady of the Elms (Mass.)1, 16 College of St. Benedict (Minn.)1, 16 College of St. Catherine (Minn.)1, 16 College of St. Francis (Ill.) College of St. Rose (N.Y.)16 College of St. Scholastica (Minn.)16 College of Santa Fe (N.M.)16 College of the Holy Cross (Mass.)16 College of the Ozarks (Mo.)3, 16 College of the Southwest (N.M.) 64 College of William and Mary (Va.) College of Wooster (Ohio)16 Colorado College Colorado School of Mines Colorado State Columbia (Ill.) Columbia (Mo.) Columbia (S.C.)1, 16 Columbia University (N.Y.) Columbus State (Ga.) Concord (W.Va.) Concordia (Calif.)16 Concordia (Moorhead, Minn.)16 Concordia College (Mich.)16 Concordia College (St. Paul)16 Concordia College (N.Y.)16 Connecticut College Converse (S.C.)1 Cooper Union (N.Y.)3, 4 Coppin State (Md.)2 Cornell (Iowa)16 Cornell (N.Y.) Covenant (Ga.)16 68 Creighton (Neb.)16 Culver-Stockton (Mo.) Cumberland (Tenn.)16 Curry (Mass.) Daemen (N.Y.) Dakota State (S.D.) Dakota Wesleyan (S.D.)16 Dana (Neb.)16 Daniel Webster (N.H.) Dartmouth (N.H.) David Lipscomb (Tenn.)16 Davidson (N.C.)16 Davis and Elkins (W.Va.)16 Defiance (Ohio) Delaware State2 Delaware Valley (Pa.) Delta State (Miss.) Denison (Ohio) DePaul (Ill.)16 DePauw (Ind.)16 Dickinson (Pa. Dickinson State (N.D.) Dillard (La.)2, 16 95 Doane (Neb.) Dominican of San Rafael (Calif.)16 Dordt (Iowa)16 Drake (Iowa) Drew (N.J.)16 Drexel (Pa.) 50 Drury (Mo.) Duke (N.C.) Duquesne (Pa.) D'Youville (N.Y.) Earlham (Ind.) East Carolina (N.C.) East Central (Okla.) East Stroudsburg U. of Pennsylvania East Tennessee State East Texas State Eastern (Pa.)16 Eastern Connecticut State Eastern Illinois Eastern Kentucky Eastern Mennonite (Va.)16 Eastern Michigan Eastern Oregon State Eastern Washington Eckerd (Fla.)16 Edgewood (Wis.)16 Edinboro U. of Pennsylvania Elizabeth City State (N.C.)2 Elizabethtown (Pa.) Elmhurst (Ill.) Elmira (N.Y.) Elon (N.C.) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical (Fla.)3 Emerson (Mass.)3 Emory (Ga.) 70 Emory and Henry (Va.)16 Emporia State (Kans.) Endicott (Mass.) Erskine (S.C.)16 Eureka (Ill.) Evergreen State (Wash.) Fairfield (Conn.)16 Fairleigh Dickinson (N.J.) Fairmont State (W.Va.) Faulkner (Ala.)16 Fayetteville State (N.C.)2 Ferris State (Mich.) Ferrum (Va.)16 37 Fisk (Tenn.)2 Fitchburg State (Maine) Flagler (Fla.) Florida Institute of Technology Florida Memorial2 Florida Southern16 33 Florida State Fontbonne (Mo.)16 Fordham (N.Y.)16 Fort Hays State (Kans.) Fort Lewis (Colo.) Fort Valley State (Ga.)2 Framingham State (Mass.) Francis Marion (S.C.) Franciscan U. of Steubenville (Ohio)16 Franklin (Ind.) Franklin and Marshall (Pa.) Franklin Pierce (N.H.) Frostburg State (Md.) 81 Furman (S.C.) Gannon (Pa.)16 Gardner-Webb (N.C.)16 George Fox (Ore.)16 George Mason (Va.) George Washington (D.C.) Georgetown (D.C.)16 Georgetown (Ky.)16 Georgia College 13 Georgia Institute of Technology Georgia Southern Georgia Southwestern Georgian Court (N.J.)16 Gettysburg (Pa.)16 Glenville State (W.Va.) GMI Eng. and Mgt. Institute (Mich.) Goddard (Vt.) Gonzaga (Wash.)16 82 Gordon (Mass.)16 Goshen (Ind.)16 Goucher (Md.) Grace (Ind.)16 Graceland (Iowa) Grambling State (La.)2 Grand Valley State (Mich.) Grand View (Iowa)16 Green Mountain (Vt.)16 Greensboro (N.C.)16 Greenville (Ill.)16 55 Grinnell (Iowa) 12 Grove City (Pa.)16 Guilford (N.C.) Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.)16 Hamilton (N.Y.) Hamline (Minn.)16 Hampden-Sydney (Va.)5, 16 Hampshire (Mass.) Hampton (Va.)2 11 Hanover (Ind.)16 Hardin-Simmons (Texas)16 Harding (Ark.)16 71 Harvard (Mass.) Harvey Mudd (Calif.) Hastings (Neb.)16 Haverford (Pa.) Hawaii Pacific Heidelberg (Ohio) Henderson State (Ark.) 16 Hendrix (Ark.)16 High Point (N.C.)16 27 Hillsdale (Mich.) Hiram (Ohio) Hobart and William Smith (N.Y.) Hofstra (N.Y.) Hollins (Va.)1 Hood (Md.) Hope (Mich.) Houghton (N.Y.)16 19 Howard (D.C.)2 52 Humboldt State (Calif.) Humphreys (Calif.)4 83 Huntingdon (Ala.)16 Huston-Tillotson (Texas)2, 16 Idaho State Illinois College16 Illinois Institute of Technology Illinois State Illinois Wesleyan16 Incarnate Word (Texas)16 Indiana State Indiana U. of Pennsylvania Indiana U.-Bloomington Iona (N.Y.)16 Iowa State Iowa Wesleyan16 Ithaca (N.Y.) Jackson State (Miss.)2 Jacksonville (Fla.) Jacksonville State (Ala.) 18 James Madison (Va.) Jamestown (N.D.)16 Jersey City State (N.J.) John Carroll (Ohio)16 65 Johns Hopkins (Md.) Johnson C. Smith (N.C.)2, 16 Johnson State (Vt.) Juniata (Pa.) Kalamazoo (Mich.) Kansas State Kansas Wesleyan16 Kean (N.J.) Keene State (N.H.) Kent State (Ohio) Kentucky State2 72 Kentucky Wesleyan16 Kenyon (Ohio) Keuka (N.Y.) King (Tenn.)16 King's (Pa.)16 Knox (Ill.) Knoxville (Tenn.)2, 16 Kutztown U. of Pennsylvania Lafayette (Pa.)16 LaGrange (Ga.)16 Lake Erie (Ohio) Lake Forest (Ill.)16 Lake Superior State U. (Mich.) Lamar U.-Beaumont (Texas) Lambuth (Tenn.)4, 16 Lander (S.C.) Lane (Tenn.)2 Langston (Okla.)2 LaSalle (Pa.)16 Lasell (Mass.) LaSierra (Calif.)16 Lawrence (Wis.) 85 Le Moyne (N.Y.)16 Lebanon Valley (Pa.)16 Lees-McRae (N.C.)16 Lehigh (Pa.) LeMoyne-Owen (Tenn.)2 Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.)16 Lesley (Mass.)1 Lewis and Clark (Ore.)16 Lewis U. (Ill.)16 Lewis-Clark State (Idaho) Limestone (S.C.) Lincoln (Mo.)2 Lincoln (Pa.)2 Lincoln Memorial (Tenn.) Lindenwood (Mo.)16 Lindsey Wilson (Ky.)16 Linfield (Ore.) Lock Haven (Pa.) Long Island U.-Brooklyn (N.Y.) Long Island U.-C.W. Post (N.Y.) Long Island U.-Southampton (N.Y.) Longwood (Va.) Loras (Iowa)16 Louisiana State and A&M Louisiana Tech Loyola (La.)16 Loyola (Md.)16 Loyola Marymount (Calif.)16 Loyola U. of Chicago (Ill.)16 Luther (Iowa)16 Lycoming (Pa.)16 Lynchburg (Va.) Lyndon State (Vt.) Lynn (Fla.) 89 Lyon (Ark.)16 Macalester (Minn.)16 MacMurray (Ill.)16 Malone (Ohio)16 Manchester (Ind.) Manhattan (N.Y.)16 Manhattanville (N.Y.) Mankato State (Minn.) Mansfield U. of Pennsylvania Marian (Ind.)16 Marian of Fond du Lac (Wis.)16 Marietta (Ohio) Marist (N.Y.)16 Marlboro (Vt.) Marquette (Wis.)16 Mars Hill (N.C.)16 Marshall (W.Va.) 79 Martin Luther (Minn.)16 Mary Baldwin (Va.)1, 16 22 Mary Washington (Va.) Maryland Institute-College of Art Marymount (N.Y.)1, 16 Marymount (Va.)16 Marymount Manhattan (N.Y.)16 Maryville (Tenn.)16 Marywood (Pa.)16 Massachusetts Inst. of Technology Mayville State (N.D.) McKendree (Ill.)16 McMurry (Texas)16 McNeese State (La.) 30 McPherson (Kans.)16 Medaille (N.Y.) Memphis State (Tenn.) Menlo (Calif.) Mercer (Ga.)16 Mercy (N.Y.) Mercyhurst Meredith (N.C.)1, 16 Merrimack (Mass.) Mesa State (Colo.) Methodist (N.C.)16 39 Miami (Ohio) Michigan State Michigan Technological MidAmerica Nazarene (Kans.)16 Middle Tennessee State Middlebury (Vt.) Midland Lutheran (Neb.)16 Miles (Ala.)2 Millersville U. of Pennsylvania Milligan (Tenn.)16 Millikin (Ill.)16 Mills (Calif.)1 Millsaps (Miss.)16 Milwaukee Inst. of Art and Design (Wis.) Milwaukee School of Engineering (Wis.) Minot State (N.D.) Mississippi State Mississippi U. for Women Mississippi Valley State Missouri Southern State Missouri Valley16 Missouri Western State Monmouth (Ill.)16 Monmouth (N.J.) Montana Mineral Science and Technology Montana State Montana State-Eastern Montana State-Northern Montclair State (N.J.) Montreat (N.C.)16 Montserrat College of Art (Mass.) Moore of Art and Design (Pa.)1,3 Moorhead State (Minn.) Moravian (Pa.) Morehead State (Ky.) Morehouse (Ga.)2,5 Morgan State (Ga.)2 Morningside (Iowa)16 Morris (S.C.)2 Morris Brown (Ga.)2 Mount Holyoke (Mass.)1 Mount Marty (S.D.)16 Mount Mary (Wis.)1, 16 Mount Mercy (Iowa)16 Mount St. Clare (Iowa)16 Mount St. Mary (N.Y.)16 Mount St. Mary's (Calif.)1, 16 Mount St. Mary's (Md.)16 Mount Union (Ohio)16 Mount Vernon (D.C.)1 Mount Vernon Nazarene (Ohio)16 Muhlenberg (Pa.)16 Murray State (Ky.) 66 Muskingum (Ohio)16 National-Louis U. Nazareth College of Rochester (N.Y.)16 73 Nebraska Wesleyan16 2 New College of the U. of South Florida New England (N.H.) 60 New Jersey Institute of Technology New Mexico Highlands New Mexico Institute of Technology New Mexico State New School for Social Research (N.Y.) New York Institute of Technology5 New York State College of Ceramics3 New York University Newberry (S.C.)16 Niagara (N.Y.)16 Nicholls State (La.) Nichols (Mass.) Norfolk State (Va.)2 North Adams State (Mass.) North Carolina A&T State2 North Carolina Central2 99 North Carolina State North Carolina Wesleyan16 North Central (Ill.)16 North Dakota State North Georgia North Park (Ill.)16 Northeast Louisiana Northeastern (Mass.) Northeastern State (Okla.) Northern Arizona Northern Illinois Northern Kentucky Northern Michigan Northern State Northland (Wis.) Northwest Missouri State 94 Northwestern (Ill.) Northwestern College (Iowa)16 Northwestern Oklahoma State Northwestern State U. of Louisiana Northwood Institute-Midland (Mich.) Norwich (Vt.) Notre Dame (N.H.)16 Notre Dame College of Ohio1, 16 Nova Southeastern (Fla.) Oakland (Mich.) Oakland City (Ind.) Oberlin (Ohio) Occidental (Calif.) Oglethorpe (Ga.) Ohio Dominican16 Ohio Northern16 Ohio State-Columbus 86 Ohio University Ohio Wesleyan16 Oklahoma Baptist16 Oklahoma Christian of Science and Arts16 Oklahoma City16 Oklahoma Panhandle State Oklahoma State Old Dominion (Va.) Olivet (Mich.) Oral Roberts (Okla.)16 Oregon Institute of Technology Oregon State Ottawa (Kans.)16 Otterbein (Ohio)16 Ouachita Baptist (Ark.)16 Pace (N.Y.) Pacific (Ore.) Pacific Lutheran (Wash.)16 Pacific Union (Calif.) Paine (Ga.)16 Palm Beach Atlantic (Fla.)16 Park (Mo.) Pembroke State (N.C.) Pennsylvania State Pennsylvania State-The Behrend College Pepperdine (Calif.)16 Peru State (Neb.) Pfeiffer (N.C.)16 Philadelphia College of Bible (Pa.)16 Philadelphia Textiles and Science (Pa.)3 Phillips (Okla.) Piedmont (Ga.) Pikeville (Ky.)16 Pine Manor (Mass.)1 Pittsburg State (Kans.) Pitzer (Calif.) Plymouth State (N.H.) Polytechnic (N.Y.) 47 Pomona (Calif.) Portland State (Ore.) Prairie View A&M (Texas)2 Pratt Institute (N.Y.)3 Presbyterian (S.C.)16 Princeton (N.J.) Principia (Ill.)16 Providence (R.I.)16 Purdue (Ind.) Queens (N.C.)16 Quincy (Ill.)16 Quinnipiac (Conn.) Radford (Va.) Ramapo College of New Jersey Randolph-Macon (Va.)16 Randolph-Macon Woman's (Va.)1, 16 Reed (Ore.) Regis (Colo.)16 Regis (Mass.)1, 16 Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst. (N.Y.) Rhode Island College Rhode Island School of Design3 Rhodes (Tenn.)16 3 Rice (Texas) Rider (N.J.) Ripon (Wis.) Roanoke (Va.)16 Robert Morris (Pa.) Rochester Institute of Technology (N.Y.) Rockford (Ill.) Rockhurst (Mo.)16 Rocky Mountain (Mont.)16 Roger Williams (R.I.) Rollins (Fla.) Rosary (Ill.)16 Rose-Hulman Inst. of Technology (Ind.)5 Rosemont (Pa.)1, 16 Rowan State (N.J.) Russell Sage (N.Y.)1 Rust (Miss.)2, 16 Rutgers-Camden (N.J.) 45 Rutgers-New Brunswick (N.J.)6 96 Rutgers-Newark (N.J.) Saginaw Valley State (Mich.) St. Ambrose (Iowa)16 St. Andrews Presbyterian (N.C.)16 St. Anselm (N.H.)16 St. Augustine's (N.C.)2, 16 77 St. Bonaventure (N.Y.)16 St. Cloud State (Minn.) St. Edward's (Texas)16 St. Francis (Ind.)16 St. Francis (Pa.)16 St. John Fisher (N.Y.)16 St. John's (Md.) 97 St. John's (Minn.)16 St. John's (N.M.) St. John's (N.Y.)4, 16 St. Joseph's (Ind.)16 St. Joseph's (Maine)16 St. Joseph's (Pa.)16 St. Lawrence (N.Y.) St. Leo (Fla.)16 St. Louis (Mo.)16 St. Martin's (Wash.)16 St. Mary (Kans.)16 St. Mary's (Calif.)16 St. Mary's (Ind.)16 St. Mary's (Texas)16 9 St. Mary's of Maryland St. Mary's of Minnesota16 St. Michael's (Vt.)16 St. Norbert (Wis.)16 St. Olaf (Minn.)16 St. Paul's (Va.)2, 16 St. Peter's (N.J.)16 St. Thomas (Fla.)16 St. Thomas Aquinas (N.Y.)16 St. Vincent (Ill.)16 St. Vincent (Pa.)16 Salem (N.C.)1 Salem State (Mass.) Salem-Teikyo (W.Va.) Salisbury State (Md.) Salve Regina (R.I.)16 Sam Houston State (Texas) 26 Samford (Ala.)16 San Diego State (Calif.) San Francisco State (Calif.) San Jose State (Calif.) Santa Clara (Calif.)16 Sarah Lawrence (N.Y.) Savannah College of Art and Design (Ga.)3 Savannah State (Ga.)2 School of Visual Arts (N.Y.)3 Schreiner (Texas)16 Scripps (Calif.)1 Seattle (Wash.)16 Seattle Pacific (Wash.)16 Seton Hall (N.J.)16 Seton Hill (Pa.)16 Shaw (N.C.)2 Shawnee State (Ohio) Sheldon Jackson (Ark.)16 Shenandoah (Va.)16 Shepherd (W.Va.) Shippensburg U. of Pennsylvania Shorter (Ga.)5, 16 56 Siena (N.Y.)16 Siena Heights (Mich.)16 Simmons (Mass.)1 Simpson (Iowa)16 Skidmore (N.Y.) Slippery Rock (Pa.) Smith (Mass.)1 Sonoma State (Calif.) South Carolina State2 South Dakota State Southeast Missouri State Southeastern Louisiana Southeastern of Assemblies of God (Fla.)16 Southeastern Oklahoma State Southern Arkansas Southern College of Technology (Ga.) Southern Illinois U. at Carbondale Southern Illinois U. at Edwardsville Southern Methodist (Texas)16 Southern Oregon State Southern U. and A&M (La.)2 Southern Utah Southern Vermont Southwest Baptist (Mo.)16 Southwest Missouri State Southwest State (Minn.) Southwest Texas State Southwestern (Kans.)16 Southwestern Oklahoma State 87 Southwestern University (Texas)16 Spalding (Ky.)16 7 Spelman (Ga.)1,2 Spring Hill (Ala.)16 Springfield (Mass.) 78 Stanford (Calif.) 15 State U. of N.Y.-Albany 10 State U. of N.Y.-Binghamton 44 State U. of N.Y.-Buffalo State U. of N.Y.-College at Buffalo State U. of N.Y.-Cortland State U. of N.Y.-Environ. Science3 38 State U. of N.Y.-Fredonia 21 State U. of N.Y.-Geneseo State U. of N.Y.-New Paltz State U. of N.Y.-Oneonta State U. of N.Y.-Oswego 67 State U. of N.Y.-Plattsburgh State U. of N.Y.-Potsdam State U. of N.Y.-Purchase 41 State U. of N.Y.-Stony Brook State U. of West Georgia Stephen F. Austin State (Texas) Stephens (Mo.)1 Stetson (Fla.)16 Stevens Institute of Technology (N.J.) Stockton State (N.J.) Stonehill (Mass.)16 Suffolk (Mass.) Sul Ross State (Texas) Sullivan (Ky.) Susquehanna (Pa.)16 90 Swarthmore (Pa.) 40 Sweet Briar (Va.)1 Syracuse (N.Y.) 61 Tabor (Kans.)16 Talladega (Ala.)2 Tarleton State (Texas) Taylor University-Fort Wayne (Ind.) Teikyo Marycrest (Iowa) Temple (Pa.) Tennessee State2 Tennessee Technological Texas A&I 48 Texas A&M U.-College Station Texas Christian Texas Lutheran16 Texas Southern2 Texas Tech Texas Wesleyan16 Texas Woman's1 Texas2 Thiel (Pa.)16 Thomas Aquinas Thomas More (Ky.)16 Tiffin (Ohio)3 Tougaloo (Miss.)2 Towson State (Md.) Transylvania (Ky.) Tri-State (Ind.) Trinity (Conn.) 76 Trinity Christian (Ill.)16 Trinity College of Vermont1, 16 Trinity International (Ill.)16 20 Trinity (Texas)16 Troy State (Ala.) 4 Truman State (Mo.) Tufts (Mass.) Tulane (La.) Tusculum (Tenn.)16 Tuskegee (Ala.)2 Union (Ky.)16 Union (Neb.) Union (N.Y.) Union (Tenn.)16 Unity (Maine) U.S. Air Force Academy (Colo.)3 U.S. Coast Guard Academy (Conn.)3 U.S. International (Calif.)3 U.S. Merchant Marine Academy (N.Y.)3 U.S. Military Academy (N.Y.)3 U.S. Naval Academy (Md.)3 U. of Akron (Ohio) U. of Alabama-Tuscaloosa U. of Alaska-Fairbanks U. of Arizona U. of Arkansas-Fayetteville U. of Arkansas-Monticello U. of Arkansas-Pine Bluff2 U. of Bridgeport (Conn.) 54 U. of California-Berkeley U. of California-Davis 62 U. of California-Irvine U. of California-Los Angeles U. of California-Riverside U. of California-San Diego U. of California-Santa Barbara U. of California-Santa Cruz U. of Central Arkansas U. of Central Florida U. of Central Oklahoma U. of Charleston (W.Va.) U. of Chicago 98 U. of Cincinnati (Ohio) U. of Colorado-Boulder U. of Connecticut U. of Dallas (Texas)16 U. of Dayton (Ohio)16 74 U. of Delaware U. of Denver (Colo.)16 U. of Dubuque (Iowa)16 U. of Evansville (Ind.)16 U. of Findlay (Ohio) 14 U. of Florida 24 U. of Georgia U. of Great Falls (Mont.)16 U. of Hartford (Conn.) U. of Hawaii-Hilo U. of Hawaii-Manoa U. of Houston (Texas) U. of Idaho U. of Illinois-Chicago 23 U. of Illinois-Urbana/Champaign 31 U. of Iowa U. of Kansas U. of Kentucky U. of LaVerne (Calif.) U. of Louisville (Ky.) U. of Maine U. of Maine-Farmington U. of Maine-Machias U. of Maine-Presque Isle U. of Mary (N.D.)16 U. of Maryland-Baltimore County U. of Maryland-College Park U. of Maryland-Eastern Shore2 U. of Massachusetts-Amherst U. of Massachusetts-Boston4 U. of Massachusetts-Dartmouth U. of Massachusetts-Lowell U. of Miami (Fla.) U. of Michigan-Ann Arbor U. of Minnesota-Duluth U. of Minnesota-Morris 92 U. of Minnesota-Twin Cities U. of Mississippi U. of Missouri-Columbia U. of Missouri-Kansas City U. of Missouri-Rolla U. of Mobile (Ala.)5, 16 U. of Montana U. of Montevallo (Ala.) U. of Nebraska-Kearney U. of Nebraska-Lincoln U. of Nebraska-Omaha4 U. of Nevada-Las Vegas U. of Nevada-Reno U. of New England (Maine) U. of New Hampshire U. of New Mexico U. of New Orleans (La.) U. of North Alabama U. of North Carolina-Asheville 6 U. of North Carolina-Chapel Hill U. of North Carolina-Charlotte U. of North Carolina-Greensboro U. of North Carolina-Wilmington U. of North Dakota U. of North Texas U. of Northern Colorado U. of Northern Iowa U. of Notre Dame (Ind.)16 U. of Oklahoma U. of Oregon U. of Pennsylvania U. of Pittsburgh-Bradford U. of Pittsburgh-Greensburg U. of Pittsburgh-Johnstown 91 U. of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh U. of Portland (Ore.)16 U. of Puget Sound (Wash.)16 U. of Redlands (Calif.) U. of Rhode Island U. of Richmond (Va.) U. of Rio Grande (Ohio) U. of Rochester (N.Y.) U. of San Diego (Calif.)16 U. of San Francisco (Calif.)16 U. of Science and Arts of Oklahoma U. of Scranton (Pa.)16 U. of Sioux Falls (S.D.)16 U. of South Alabama 51 U. of South Carolina-Columbia U. of South Dakota-Vermillion U. of South Florida U. of Southern California U. of Southern Colorado U. of Southern Indiana U. of Southern Mississippi U. of Southwestern Louisiana U. of St. Thomas (Minn.)16 U. of St. Thomas (Texas)16 U. of Tampa (Fla.) U. of Tennessee-Chattanooga U. of Tennessee-Knoxville U. of Tennessee-Martin U. of Texas-Arlington 8 U. of Texas-Austin U. of Texas-El Paso U. of the Pacific (Calif.)16 43 U. of the South (Tenn.) U. of Toledo (Ohio) U. of Tulsa (Okla.)16 U. of Utah U. of Vermont 46 U. of Virginia U. of Virginia-Clinch Valley 17 U. of Washington U. of West Florida U. of Wisconsin-Eau Claire U. of Wisconsin-Green Bay U. of Wisconsin-La Crosse 49 U. of Wisconsin-Madison U. of Wisconsin-Milwaukee U. of Wisconsin-Oshkosh U. of Wisconsin-Parkside U. of Wisconsin-Platteville U. of Wisconsin-River Falls U. of Wisconsin-Stevens Point U. of Wisconsin-Stout U. of Wisconsin-Superior U. of Wisconsin-Whitewater U. of Wyoming Upper Iowa Urbana (Ohio) Ursinus (Pa.) Utah State Utica College of Syracuse U. (N.Y.) Valdosta State (Ga.) Valley City State (N.D.) Valparaiso (Ind.)16 Vanderbilt (Tenn.) Vassar (N.Y.) Villa Julie (Md.) Villanova (Pa.)16 Virginia Commonwealth Virginia Intermont16 88 Virginia Military Institute Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State Virginia State2 Virginia Union2 Virginia Wesleyan16 Viterbo (Wis.)16 42 Wabash (Ind.)5 Wagner (N.Y.)16 100 Wake Forest (N.C.) 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