(BC)
BC in California serves approximately 17,000 students/year and offers more than 180 degree and certificate programs. BC has the highest transfer rate to CSU. Its student clubs include the Global Cultures and Arts Club, the International Club, the Regional Immigrant Scholars for Equity (R.I.S.E.), and the Students of Color Alliance.
(CollegeAmerica)
Formerly known as Northern Arizona College of Health Careers, CollegeAmerica was established in 1964; a campus was established in Phoenix in 2004 due to demand for programs in the region. It has a medical lab, a computer lab, several large classrooms, a library, a student lounge and up-to-date learning-support equipment.
https://www.collegeamerica.edu/locations/phoenix
(CCA)
Located in Colorado, CCA offers more than 40 areas of degrees and certificates, many as part of seamless transfer plans. CCA is an open-door institution which allows any student to attend, regardless of citizenship, and it does accept ASSET and DACA. Its current student-led organizations include the Latinx Student Alliance.
(LSCPA)
LSCPA is located in Texas and offers more than 30 academic and technical programs. Its general academic courses include accounting, anthropology, art, biology, business, computer science, chemistry, criminal justice, drama, economics, education, English, geography, geology, government, history, home economics, mathematics, music, physical education, physics, psychology, speech, sociology and Spanish.
(MCNY)
MCNY has the Audrey Cohen School For Human Services & Education, the School for Business, and the School for Public Affairs & Administration. Its Black and Latinx Student Organization seeks to empower students to be culturally conscious, build a sense of self-respect, and to turn emotion into action, knowledge, and accountability.
(Nyack)
Located in New York, Nyack’s schools and programs include the Alliance Theological Seminary, the School of Education, the Alliance Graduate School of Counseling, the College of Bible and Christian Ministry, the School of Business, the School of Social Work, the School of Music, and the College of Arts & Sciences.
(Providence)
Founded in 2005, Providence in California has an enrollment of more than 160 students from many states and foreign countries. Its programs of study include Biblical and Theological Studies; Business, Economics, and Entrepreneurship; Media, Culture and the Arts; Health and Life Sciences; Philosophy, Politics, and History; Psychology; and Sports Psychology.
(Remington College Fort Worth)
Remington College Fort Worth in Texas offers a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice Completion, as well as associate degrees in a variety of fields, including Digital Graphic Art; Pharmacy Technician; and Restaurant, Hospitality, and Retail Management. It also offers diplomas in different areas of study, including Dental Assisting and Facility Maintenance.
https://www.remingtoncollege.edu/locations/fort-worth/
(St. Thomas)
St. Thomas in Michigan offers more than 150 undergraduate majors and minors, as well as more than 55 graduate degrees, and has 73 nations represented by its student body. Its student clubs and organizations include Latino Law Student Association, Hispanic Organization for Leadership and Achievement, and Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers.
(YC)
Located in Arizona, YC is made up of School of Arts and Humanities, School of Business & Computer Science, School of Social Sciences, School of Health & Wellness, School of Career & Technical Education, and School of Science & Engineering. Its student clubs include the SSS-TRiO, which serves first-generation students.
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