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Pine Manor, founded in 1911, is a private, liberal arts college for women. Its 65-acre campus is located in Chestnut Hill, five miles from downtown Boston.

Kenyon College, founded in 1824, is a church-affiliated, liberal arts college. Students are attracted to Kenyon for its superior academic reputation, quality of teaching, campus beauty and intellectual community. Poets, scientists, philosophers, artists, actors, football players and dancers find common ground at Kenyon, as do students of different races, socioeconomic standing and political persuasions. This union of academic excellence and a close-knit community adds to Kenyon's uniqueness. Its 800-acre campus is located 45 miles north of Columbus. Campus architecture is primarily Gothic in style.

Roosevelt, founded in 1945, is a private nonsectarian nonprofit university. Programs are offered through the Colleges of Arts and Sciences, Business Administration, Continuing Education, and Education and the Chicago Musical College. Its two campuses are located in downtown Chicago and Schaumburg.

John Carroll, founded in 1886, is a church-affiliated, liberal arts university. Its 60-acre campus is located in a residential area, 10 miles from downtown Cleveland. Campus architecture is primarily Gothic in style.

Crown College, founded in 1916, is a private, bible college and in 1992 changed its name from Saint Paul Bible College. Its 193-acre campus is located in St. Bonifacius, 20 miles west of Minneapolis.

Knox College, founded in 1837, is a private, liberal arts institution. Its 82-acre campus is located in Galesburg, 45 miles from Peoria. The campus's oldest building is a registered National Historical Landmark.

Ripon, founded in 1851, is a private, liberal arts college. Its 250-acre campus is located in Ripon, 80 miles northwest of Milwaukee.

Florida State, founded in 1851, is a public, comprehensive university. Its 463-acre campus is located within a mile of downtown Tallahassee.

University of Michigan - Dearborn, founded in 1959, is a comprehensive, public institution. The university offers programs through the College of Arts, Sciences, and Letters; the Division of Education; and the Schools of Engineering and Management. Its 210-acre campus is located in Dearborn, 10 miles west of downtown Detroit.