San Diego Mesa College is one of the colleges within the San Diego Community College District, all of which are Hispanic Serving Institutions San Diego Mesa College was established in 1964.
San Antonio College was founded in 1925 and is a part of the Alamo College District. Students that graduate from San Antonio College uplift and bring up not only themselves as individuals, but their communities as well.
Richland College is a distinguished institution known for performance excellence. Graduates of Richland College enter the workforce confident in their field and able to collaborate with a diverse network of individuals.
Palomar College is a public Hispanic Serving Institution located in San Marcos, California. Today, Palomar College serves approximately 30,000 students.
Palo Alto College is a part of the Alamo College District. Palo Alto College is a student-centered institution, and an environment that fosters an open spirit for their students to engage with a diverse group of people respectfully.
Oxnard College is a Hispanic Serving Institution and is part of the Ventura Community College District. It was established in 1975. Oxnard College prides itself on educational programs meant to deepen human relationships, enhance an individual’s ability, and in turn, better their communities at large.
Tarrant County College District with ten different centers and campuses across the county. They are a Hispanic Serving Institution, and one of the largest higher education institutions in the U.S.
Northern New Mexico College is a community college serving the rural communities of New Mexico since 1977. Around 1,000 students are in attendance at this community college serving all academic levels. The school is a designated Hispanic Serving Institution, with over 50% of their students
North Arizona University is a Hispanic Serving Institution established in 1899. North Arizona University has a multitude of campuses across Arizona, partnerships with community colleges, and online courses that provide education for students from all walks of life and academic goals.
Tarrant County College District with ten different centers and campuses across the county. They are a Hispanic Serving Institution, and one of the largest higher education institutions in the U.S.
