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Galveston College

Galveston College was established in 1967, and works at providing quality, and affordable technical programs to students who are not part of the traditional route.

Fullerton College

Fullerton College is a Hispanic Serving Institution and one of the oldest community colleges in California. Fullerton College serves around 23,000 students.

Florida International University

Florida International University is Miami’s public research university and in less than five decades has become a top 100 public university, according to U.S. News and World Report’s Best Colleges. FIU is focused on student success and research excellence, with nearly $200 million in annual

Fresno Pacific University

Fresno Pacific University is a Hispanic Serving Institution helping students achieve higher since its establishment in 1944. Fresno Pacific University has one of the Hispanic graduation rates among Hispanic Serving Institutions.

Felician University

Our First Priority is Our Students. Our Second is Their Future. Founded in 1942 by the Felician Sisters, Felician University is one of the few Franciscan universities in the country, and the only one in New Jersey. We’ve built our reputation with an emphasis on

Fairleigh Dickinson University

Founded in 1942 by Dr. Peter Sammartino and his wife, Sylvia (Sally), Fairleigh Dickinson University has grown into the largest private university in New Jersey. Today, more than 11,500 students from 32 states and 72 countries are enrolled on the University’s two campuses in northern

Essex County College

We welcome students from 53 different countries across five continents. More than half of our students receive some sort of financial aid, and we’ve been designated as a military friendly college. ECC is attended by Ivy League graduates and Olympians, and it’s also attended by

Emily Griffith Technical College

Our school was founded in 1916 by a true pioneer in education, Emily Griffith. Emily Griffith began her career as a school teacher. Her vision was to break barriers to higher education for those seeking economic mobility. We still use the motto coined by Emily