Colleges

List of colleges and universities in Arkansas.

Arkansas Baptist College: Arkansas Baptist College was founded in 1884 by the Colored Baptists of the state of Arkansas. The school has 1,193 total students enrolled. The school’s mascot is the American Bison. The school does not have a reported acceptance rate.Visit Site

Arkansas Northeastern College: Arkansas Northeastern College was founded in 1975. The school’s president is Dr. James Sherwell. The school has 1,914 total students enrolled. The school’s mascot is the Mustangs. The school has an acceptance rate of 100 percent.Visit Site read more

List of colleges and universities in Alabama.

Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical University was established in 1875 by William Hooper Councill. It has over 6000 students enrolled. The mascot for the university is Butch.  Visit Site

Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine was established in 2010. Ronald S. Owen is the current president of the university. Currently there are more than 160 students enrolled. Visit Site

Alabama State University was established in 1867. Gwendolyn E. Boyd serves as the current president of the university. Current there are more than 6000 students enrolled. The acceptance rate for the university is 51% (2010) Visit Site read more

List of colleges and universities in New Jersey.

Public colleges and universities

Kean University : Kean University is a public school, established in 1855. Dawood Farahi, Ph.D. is the current president of the school. It has over 16,000 students enrolled. The school mascot is The Cougar.Visit Site

Montclair State University : Montclair State University is a public campus, established in 1908. Susan Cole, Ph.D. is the current president. It has over 20,465 students enrolled. The school mascot is Rocky the Red Hawk.Visit Site

New Jersey City University : New Jersey City University is a public school, established in 1929. Sue Henderson, Ph.D. is the current president of the school. It has over 6,800 students enrolled. The school mascot is Gothic Knights.Visit Site read more