Colleges and Universities

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.

Progressive college in Bar Harbor, Maine

Kennebunkport, Maine. Committed to the concept of art as a conversation. Course description, faculty and application information.

Part of the Maine Community College System, located in Fairfield, ME. Programs of study, academic information, continuing education, online courses, financial aid, student services, library, employment.

University of Maine central site with links to all campuses in the state.

Historically black university located in Baltimore, Maryland. Provides high quality undergraduate and graduate education in the arts and sciences and in pre-professional and professional areas, including teacher education and nursing.

Committed to broadening the educational experience of students by promoting participation in co-curricular programs and community service. Service programs, cultural events, Greek life, student activities, and calendar of events.

America's first research university. Hopkins is a world leader in research and education in medicine, public health, the arts, sciences, and engineering.

Fosters peace through practical conflict intervention. Includes description of courses, faculty information, and community programs.

Prepares young men and women to become professional officers in the US Navy and Marine Corps.

A small co-educational private college offering a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs.

Babson College runs 9 sports camps and 1 traditional day camp over the summer months for children ages 5 and up. Applications and brochures.

Through educational programs and research, develops women’s leadership skills and promotes the advancement of women as entrepreneurial leaders within corporations, entrepreneurial business ventures, and not-for-profit organizations.

Offers four degree programs: Master's degree programs in the fields of Education, Counseling Psychology and Management and a Bachelor of Arts degree program for working adults.

Helps students make the transition from college to career through a wide variety of programs, including graduate school advising, resume writing workshops, individual evaluations, mock interviews, internships, and on-campus recruiting events.

Western Massachusetts' only comprehensive 4-year co-educational Catholic College. Located in Chicopee, Elms combines a liberal arts core with career-oriented majors.

Offers the Bachelor of Fine Arts in acting, musical theatre, dance theatre, design/ technology and stage management. acting majors move through a four-year sequence of progressively intensive training.

The oldest institution of higher learning in the United States.

Includes a sample of MIT courses, offering an early look at the content and design of OCW.

A starting place for legal researchers.

Five College Archives Digital Access Project contain scanned images of documents from the college archives. Many also include searchable transcripts of the documents. Also contains images of all Smith College postcards from 1900-1995.

Offers a workspace, sewing equipment and various workshops for members.

Department page provides information on major and minor requirements, faculty research, course descriptions and web sites, graduate programs, and facilities.

Suffolk Law is located in the heart of the Massachusetts judicial system and is an integral part of a proud and distinguished legal and legislative history.

To promote a greater understanding of gender issues in the workplace and the academic community by supporting committees, policy development, and other administrators or advocates dealing with gender conflicts and problems.

Located in the Pioneer Valley of western Massachusetts, Greenfield Community College was established in 1962 by visionary citizens who saw how a community college would enhance the quality of life and increase people's opportunities in the region.

Admissions, academics, library, GED program, mission and goals, financial aid, news and events, schedule, student services. Located in Roxbury Crossing, MA.

More than 40 associate degree and certificate programs for your education and career goals. Customized business and industry training.

Located in the "Stoddard C" complex, the Center provides physician appointments, health services and counseling.

Programs, courses, sites, faculty and staff, news, philosophy.

A liberal arts university of the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod offering associate, bachelor's and master's degrees. Academic offerings, facilities, news, events and alumni.

Details about the faculty, program and career opportunities.

Academic Computing provides direct services to students, faculty, and staff at Northern in the following areas: Student Labs, Software Support, and Networking for instructional networks.

General information, departments, financial aid, admissions, distance learning, student information, and course schedules. Located in Ironwood, MI.

Located in Dowagiac, MI.

How to join, sports and events.

Courses taught at Detroit, Farmington, Flint, Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Lansing, and Saginaw, Michigan. Offers the MLIS, Ed.S. and a certificate in archival science.

Virtual admissions office features a virtual tour, information on campus visits, a page for high school counselors, and the ability to apply online.

Information on the Alumni Association and supporting St. Scholastica, excerpts from the Times.

Information on campus visits, virtual tour, special section for transfer students, online application for traditional undergraduate students, request for more information.

Includes information for homeschooled or international applicants, link to financial aid, profiles of admissions counselors, information on campus visits, application and instructions to print out.

A private undergraduate liberal arts college in St. Paul, Minnesota which emphasizes academic excellence in the context of internationalism, diversity, and a commitment to service.