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List of colleges and universities in New Jersey
New Jersey colleges and universities: 31 public institutions under OSHE, including Rutgers, NJIT, nine state universities, and 19 community colleges, plus independent schools; Kean-NJCU merger agreed October 2025.
List of colleges and universities in New York (state)
Colleges and universities in New York State fall into SUNY (64 campuses, est. 1948), CUNY (26 institutions), the 100-plus Independent Sector private nonprofits, and proprietary schools, enrolling about 1.1 million students total.
List of colleges and universities in New York City
Colleges and universities in New York City: CUNY's 26 public institutions (247,000 students), independent schools led by Columbia (King's College, 1754), and SUNY campuses, with founding dates and system history.
List of colleges and universities in Ohio
List of colleges and universities in Ohio: 14 state universities, community colleges, regional campuses, and independent institutions overseen by the Ohio Department of Higher Education, serving nearly 600,000 students.
List of colleges and universities in Pennsylvania
A list of Pennsylvania's degree-granting colleges and universities: state-related schools like Penn State and Pitt, ten State System universities, 15 community colleges, and private institutions.
List of colleges and universities in Texas
Colleges and universities in Texas: 201 THECB-counted institutions, 157 public (45 universities, 84 community college districts, 15 health-related) and 44 independent, enrolling 1.6 million students as of fall 2025.
List of colleges and universities in the United States by endowment
U.S. colleges and universities ranked by endowment, sourced from the annual NACUBO-Commonfund Study of Endowments (657 institutions, $944.3B in FY2025). Harvard holds the largest endowment at $53.2 billion; spending, returns, and the federal endowment tax are also covered.
List of colleges and universities in Washington, D.C.
Colleges and universities in Washington, D.C.: seven main four-year schools including Georgetown, George Washington, Howard, American, Catholic, Trinity Washington, and Gallaudet, plus the public University of the District of Columbia, seminaries, and out-of-town campuses such as UCDC and NYU Washington.
List of colleges in British Columbia
List of the 11 public community colleges of British Columbia (Camosun, Douglas, Langara, Okanagan, and others), with campuses, 2025/26 tuition, history from the 1962 Macdonald report, and the private degree-granting and theological colleges authorized in the province.
List of colleges in Canada
Colleges in Canada: publicly funded colleges, institutes, polytechnics and Quebec CEGEPs (127 publicly funded, 213 total per CICIC), plus private career colleges, listed via federal directories, with 2024-2026 international student cap effects.
List of colleges in Mumbai
Colleges in Mumbai: mostly affiliated to the University of Mumbai (747 listed), plus cluster universities like HSNC. Ranked institutions include IIT Bombay (NIRF Overall #3, 2024), HBNI (#12 University, 2025), and St. Xavier's College.
List of colleges in Ontario
List of colleges in Ontario: the 24 publicly assisted colleges of applied arts and technology founded by Bill Davis's 1965 legislation, including Algonquin, Seneca, Humber, and George Brown, with application rules via ontariocolleges.ca.
List of defunct colleges and universities in New York (state)
Defunct colleges and universities of New York State: closed institutions from College of Saint Rose, Wells College, Medaille, and Alliance University to older schools, with closure dates, causes, and transcript custodians.
List of for-profit universities and colleges
For-profit universities and colleges are investor-owned degree-granting institutions, including University of Phoenix, DeVry, and the former Corinthian and ITT chains; the article covers their history, federal-aid-driven growth, outcomes, regulation, and decline.
List of Harvard Business School alumni
Harvard Business School alumni: 93,600 graduates in 175 countries from the world's first MBA program (founded 1908), including Michael Bloomberg, Mitt Romney, and George H. W. Bush, with Alumni Achievement Award recipients and network rankings.
List of institutions of higher education in Russia
Institutions of higher education in Russia (вузы): universities, academies, and institutes descending from imperial foundations, reorganized under Soviet planning, and expanded after 1991; 2.2 million students in 2025, now outside the Bologna Process.
List of land-grant universities
List of land-grant universities: US institutions designated under the Morrill Acts of 1862 and 1890 and the 1994 Equity Act, comprising 1862 public universities, 19 HBCU 1890 institutions including Tuskegee, and 36 tribal 1994 institutions.
List of Lehigh University people
List of Lehigh University people: founder Asa Packer, presidents from Henry Coppee to Joseph Helble, and notable alumni including Lee Iacocca, Cathy Engelbert, Terry Hart, and C. J. McCollum.
List of M7 business schools
M7 ("Magnificent Seven") business schools: Harvard, Stanford GSB, Wharton, Columbia, Chicago Booth, Kellogg, and MIT Sloan. Informal US elite MBA grouping with 48,829 applications and 4,866 entering students for the Class of 2027; distinguish from the Ivy League.
List of master's degrees
List of master's degrees: postgraduate qualifications at ISCED level 7 (magister, MPhil), academic and professional types such as MA, MS, MBA, MFA, with history since medieval Magister and OECD earnings premiums.
List of medical colleges in Bangladesh
Medical colleges in Bangladesh: 37 government and 72 private MBBS-granting institutions under DGME, offering a five-year MBBS plus one-year internship, with 5,100 public and 6,001 private seats in 2025-26 and accreditation by BMEAC since 2024.
List of medieval universities
List of medieval universities: the studia generalia of Latin Europe, beginning with Bologna (1088), Paris, Oxford, and Cambridge (1209); about eighty existed, organized on Bologna and Paris archetypes with theology, law, and medicine faculties.
List of NCAA college football rivalry games
List of NCAA college football rivalry games: recurring matchups such as Minnesota-Wisconsin (Paul Bunyan's Axe, most-played at 134+ meetings), the Iron Bowl, and the Red River Rivalry, defined by trophies, named games, and all-time series records shaped by realignment and disputed game counts.
List of NCAA conferences
The list of NCAA conferences covers the athletic conferences, over 100 across Divisions I, II, and III, recognized by the NCAA as of September 2026.
List of NCAA Division I institutions
NCAA Division I institutions: the 361 active member schools of the NCAA's top division, split into FBS (68), FCS (68), and non-football schools, listed in the NCAA directory with 44 conferences.
List of NCAA Division II institutions
List of NCAA Division II institutions: about 290-300 colleges and universities in 23 conferences competing under the NCAA's partial-scholarship model, established 1973; includes provisional members and geographic gaps.
List of NCAA schools with the most Division I national championships
Stanford leads all NCAA schools with 138 team championships, ahead of UCLA with 126 and Southern California with 115, and holds a 50-year title streak.
List of NJCAA Division I schools
NJCAA Division I schools are two-year colleges in the top division of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA), 500+ member institutions, 28 sports; fullest scholarships, region-based, official list at njcaa.org.
List of oldest universities in continuous operation
List of oldest universities in continuous operation: universities founded before 1500 and never interrupted. Bologna (1088) leads; al-Qarawiyyin (859) is the broadest claimant; Nalanda closed in the 1100s.
List of presidents of the United States by education
The list of presidents of the United States by education details each president's formal schooling, noting every president elected from 1988 to 2016 held an Ivy League degree.