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University of California at Riverside, founded as an agricultural research center in 1907, is a public, comprehensive university. It offers small class sizes and a low student-faculty ratio. Programs are offered through the Colleges of Natural and Agricultural Sciences, Humanities and Social Sciences, and Engineering. An Honors Program offers courses and research for outstanding students. The biomed program is a special combined and accelerated B.S./M.D. program with the UCLA School of Medicine, and the business administration major is one of only two offered in the entire UC system. In addition to academic excellence, UCR offers multicultural diversity, over 190 clubs and organizations, a new recreation center, a new science library and guaranteed on-campus housing. Its 1,200-acre campus is located 60 miles east of Los Angeles.

The University of Montana Western is a public college. Founded as a state normal school in 1897, it became a four-year branch campus of the University of Montana in 1988. Its 35-acre campus is located in Dillon, 65 miles south of Butte.

Texas Wesleyan, founded in 1891, is a private, church-affiliated university. Its 74-acre campus is located four miles southeast of downtown Fort Worth.

Texas A&M - Galveston, founded in 1962, is a public university of marine- and maritime-related areas. Its 100-acre campus is located on the harbor in Galveston, on the Gulf Coast, 50 miles southwest of Houston.

Founded in 1961 as a private, church-affiliated, liberal arts college, Mobile gained university status in 1993. Its 830-acre campus is located in Mobile, 10 miles from the downtown area.

East Tennessee State University was founded in 1911 and serves almost 15,000 undergraduate, graduate, and professional students. Located in a secure and beautiful setting, ETSU is a distinctly unique public university offering high quality, affordable education advancing the health and well being of people throughout Tennessee, the Southern Appalachians, the nation and rural populations around the world.

ETSU’s campus is nestled in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains in Johnson City, Tennessee. It consists of extraordinary natural beauty and architecture in a residential campus setting that promotes a warm and friendly community atmosphere.

ETSU promotes intellectual and personal growth in a nurturing campus community environment characterized by a focus on the unique needs of the individual. ETSU provides students numerous opportunities for extracurricular involvement including strong and expanding athletic programs, social and professional organizations and artistic expression.

ETSU’s comprehensive academic offerings in the health sciences, liberal arts, business, education, and technology in undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs all benefit from a unique and flexible approach delivered by full-time, dedicated, highly motivated, and accomplished faculty who share a commitment to serving the individual needs of every student.

ETSU is a place for hope, opportunity, and discovery where students are empowered by instilling self-confidence and motivation for the challenges of living a fulfilling life, reaching career goals, and contributing to civic responsibility in a culturally diverse and global community.

ETSU is committed to entrepreneurial initiatives, interdisciplinary collaboration, and community and international partnerships. ETSU advances scholarly and creative achievement and enhances the teaching and learning environment for the regional, national, and global communities it serves.

The University of California at Santa Cruz, founded in 1965, is a public, comprehensive university. The campus was established with a unique purpose: to combine the university's strengths in scholarship and research with an academic program devoted to undergraduate education. The school offers a small college setting paired with the considerable resources of a major public university. Every undergraduate is a member of the eight residential colleges. In the colleges, the students, faculty and staff are members of a small intellectual and social community where learning is an integral part of living. Each college has a complement of faculty members and 1,000 to 1,400 students drawn from all disciplines. About half of the students live on campus. While students participate in campus-wide academic programs, each college of the university provides new students with academic advising and an introductory core course. Its 2,000-acre campus is located on a former ranch, overlooking Monterey Bay, the Pacific Ocean and downtown Santa Cruz.

Notre Dame de Namur University is a private, church-affiliated, liberal arts unviersity. Founded as a women's college in 1851, it adopted coeducation in 1969, and changed its name in 2002. Its 80-acre campus, located in Belmont, is the former summer estate of William C. Ralston and is listed as a National Historic Landmark.

Sterling, founded in 1887, is a private, church-affiliated college. Its 42-acre campus is located in Sterling, 65 miles from Wichita.

Our Lady of the Lake is a church-affiliated, liberal arts university. Founded as a women's college in 1911, it adopted coeducation in 1968. The primary campus buildings are Victorian Gothic architectural style. Its 75-acre campus is located in northwest San Antonio.