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A liberal arts and science institution, affiliated with the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), located in Eureka, Illinois.

In Jacksonville.

The Stuart School is an AACSB accredited school that has developed industry-based graduate programs to provide expertise in newly emerging areas of finance, business, and technology management.

An independent, co-educational, undergraduate university founded in 1850.

Doctoral and advanced studies in clinical social work with classes on weekends. Features overview of programs and student information.

Official site. A source of information about the university.

An undergraduate, Presbyterian institution. Admissions, history, academic offerings, alumni and news items.

Gives details on the services and staff of the Information Technology Services Department at North Central College.

Find an explanation of admission policies and procedures, deadlines, applications, tuition, financial aid, campus life, visiting, and counselor information.

A private college for Christian Scientists.

An urban, independent university committed to student success, academic quality, and social justice, with campuses in Chicago and Schaumburg, Illinois.

A comprehensive community college offering traditional credit courses and continuing education programs.

Guide to activities, events, and organizations that enrich the life of the university community.

Provides powerful resources for personal learning, technology, and academics with faculty interaction in a small classroom setting.

Provides information on this group including membership, gift giving, and events.

Goshen College library. Database searching capability and library information is available.

Programs, staff, meet the students, and apostolic information.

A coeducational, liberal arts university with a listing of academic program, sports, alumni information and admissions details.

Textbooks, clothing, and supplies for Purdue University students.

Offers news and resources related to horticultural crops. Find course descriptions, programs, and research homepage directory.

An independent, coeducational institution with a description of academic program offerings, information for prospective students and alumni details.

Profile, officers, membership and calendar.

Offers help on choosing a liberal arts college.

A private, reformed Christian college with alumni information, a listing of academic programs, news items and publications.

A private, fully accredited, coeducational university on a 120-acre campus in Des Moines, Iowa.

Equips leaders and workers in the churches which are part of the Brethren movement. Admissions and financial aid information, as well as material about the Emmaus Correspondence School.

News about Grinnell College for the alumni community. Also offers an unofficial directory of e-mail addresses and web pages of Grinnell College graduates.

Contains news, faculty, staff and academic departments.

Offers the resources and the support teachers need to be scholarly, innovative, and effective.

A four-year, liberal arts college affiliated with the Reformed Church in America.

Official web site. Located in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

Vocational, technical school in Davenport, IA. Offering business and computer courses, medical assisting and medical office training, and travel agent courses.

Exhibitions, events and collections.

Contains hours and products for sale.

Four-year private college. Includes information on admissions and financial aid, alumni and donor details, news and events.

A private, holiness university in the Wesleyan tradition offering traditional degrees as well as MBA, MEd and accelerated degree completion programs. Located in Olathe.

News items, worship schedule, mission trips, and upcoming events.

A private, four-year liberal arts college with more than 980 students.

Academics, student information, athletics, news, library, distance learning.

Information about English as a Second Language (ESL) programs and classes.

Links to various governing bodies of KU.

Official homepage. Departments, calendar, schedules, news, information for students, applications.

Health information and links.

Information for students.

Allows working adult students to complete an associate degree in two years and/or a bachelor degree in four.

Offers certificates, diplomas and associate's degrees in fields including computer aided design, electronic engineering, graphic design, and computer repair. Campuses in Louisville and Lexington.

Locations in Hager Hill, Mayo, Pikeville, and Prestonsburg.

A Four-Year III University operating primarily as a comprehensive metropolitan university providing essential support for the economic, educational, social, and cultural development of the New Orleans metropolitan area.

A private career college formed in 1891.

Waterville, Maine. A small liberal arts college consistently ranked among the top colleges and universities in the nation.