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Coker, founded in 1908, is a private, liberal arts college. Its 15-acre main campus is located in Hartsville, 70 miles northeast of Columbia.

Columbia, founded in 1854, is a church-affiliated college for women. Its 33-acre campus is located on the north side of Columbia.

Columbia International University, founded in 1923, is a university with religious orientation. Its 400-acre campus is located eight miles from downtown Columbia.

Washington Adventist University, founded in 1904, is a church-affiliated college. Its 19-acre campus is located in Takoma Park, a suburb bordering Washington, D.C.

Columbus is a public university. Founded in 1958, it became a senior member of the University System of Georgia in 1965. Its 132-acre modern campus is located in Columbus, 94 miles from Atlanta.

Concord, founded in 1872, is a public college. Programs are offered through the Divisions of Business and Economics; Education, Library Science, and Physical Education; Fine Arts; Languages and Literature; Natural Sciences; and Social Sciences. Its 100-acre campus is located in Athens, in the Appalachian mountains.

Touro, founded in 1971, is a private, Jewish-sponsored independent institution of higher and professional education. Over 8,000 students are enrolled in its schools and divisions. Its urban campus is located in downtown Manhattan, and it has five other campuses in the New York area.

Converse, founded in 1889, is a private, liberal arts college for women. Its 70-acre campus is located in downtown Spartanburg, near the Blue Ridge Mountains.

Coppin State, founded in 1900, is a public college. Its 33-acre campus is located in Baltimore.

University of the Cumberlands (formerly Cumberland College), founded in 1889, is a church-affiliated, liberal arts college. Its 50-acre campus is located in Williamsburg, 60 miles north of Knoxville.