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Victory University (formerly Crichton College) is a private Christian liberal arts college founded in 1941. The university offers programs in arts and sciences, business, biblical studies, education, and behavioral studies. Its seven-acre campus is located in Memphis.

Criswell College is a church-affiliated college founded in 1970. The campus is located in Dallas.

Southwestern Christian College, founded in 1949, is a private, coeducational, church-affiliated college. Its campus is located in Terrell.

Arkansas Baptist College, founded in 1884, is a private, church-affiliated college. Its campus is located in Little Rock.

Central Baptist, founded in 1952, is a church-affiliated liberal arts college. Its 11-acre campus is located in Conway, 30 miles north of Little Rock.

LIFE Bible College, founded in 1923, is a private, specialized, church-affiliated college. Its nine-acre campus is located in San Dimas.

U Maine at Farmington, founded in 1863, is a public university. Its 50-acre campus is located in Farmington, 30 miles northwest of Augusta.

From the school's founding in 1919, Lincoln has placed an emphasis on adult education, urban outreach, and an international orientation. They provide degrees in business, computer science, criminal justice, diagnostic imaging and certificates in allied health fields. The basic objectives of the University are: 1) to assist students in development of their analytical capacity; 2) to provide the necessary knowledge of the selected subject areas; and 3) to introduce the attitude of personal responsibility necessary to function as a citizen in an interdependent world. The campus is located in the San Francisco Bay Area, in the city of Oakland, California.

Emmanuel College, founded in 1919, is a liberal arts college affiliated with the Pentacostal Holiness Church. Its rural 80-acre campus is located 80 miles northeast of Atlanta.

Lincoln Christian University, founded in 1944, is a private college offering a well-rounded interdisciplinary curriculum built around a core of biblical studies. Its 227-acre campus is located in Lincoln, 30 miles north of Springfield.