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The University of Nebraska - Lincoln, founded in 1869, is a public institution offering students numerous academic and social options. Within various "learning communities" faculty, staff, and students share academic interests, study for exams, and discuss ideas. UNL's 623-acre campus is located in Lincoln, 55 miles southwest of Omaha.

Langston, founded in 1897, is a public, multipurpose university. Its 40-acre campus is located in Langston, 42 miles north of Oklahoma City.

Hope International University, founded in 1928, is a church-affiliated, multipurpose university. Its 15-acre campus is located in Fullerton, southeast of Los Angeles.

Northern Arizona is a public, comprehensive university. Founded in 1899 as a teacher training school, it gained university status in 1966. Programs are offered through the Colleges of Arts and Science, Business Administration, Ecosystem, Science, Management, Engineering and Technology, and Social and Behavioral Sciences; the Center for Excellence in Education; and the Schools of Communication, Health Professions, Hotel and Restaurant Management, and Performing Arts; and the Museum Faculty of Fine Art. Its 730-acre campus is located in Flagstaff.

Mills, founded in 1852, is a private, liberal arts college for women. Its 135-acre campus is located in Oakland, 18 miles east of San Francisco.

Minot State, founded in 1924, is a public university. Its 103-acre campus is located in Minot, north of Bismark.

Mount Saint Mary's, founded in 1925, is a church-affiliated, liberal arts college. Its 53-acre campus, in white Spanish colonial style, is located in Los Angeles.

Nebraska Wesleyan, founded in 1887, is a private, church-affiliated and is listed with the National Register of Historic Landmarks. Its 50-acre campus is located five miles northeast of downtown Lincoln.

National, founded in 1971, is a private university. Its 15-acre campus is located in San Diego.