Ohio Media School (formerly Ohio Center for Broadcasting -- Cincinnati), founded in 1986, is a private school specializing in training for radio, television, and broadcasting careers. Its campus is located in Cincinnati, OH.

Northern Vermont University—Johnson Campus was originally founded in 1828 as Johnson State College. The school merged with Lyndon State College in July of 2018 to form Northern Vermont University. The University is a public, multipurpose school. Its 350-acre campus is located in Johnson, 40 miles from Burlington, VT.

Aims Community College, founded in 1967, is a public two-year comprehensive community college. Its 185-acre main campus is located in Greeley, Colorado with additional locations in Fort Lupton, Loveland, and Windsor.

Muskegon Community College was founded in 1926, is a two year public community college. The college 111-acre campus is located in Muskegon, MI.

Middlesex Community College, founded in 1966, is a public, coeducational, two-year institution. Its campus is located in MIddletown, CT.

Southwestern College, founded in 1885, is a private, church-affiliated college. Its 85-acre campus is located in Winfield, 45 miles from Wichita.

West Virginia University at Parkersburg, founded in 1961, is a public, coeducational university. Its 125-acre campus is located in Parkersburg.

Cayuga Community College, founded in 1953, is a public two-year institution. Its 50-acre campus is located in Auburn, NY.

Oakwood University, founded in 1896, is a private, church-affiliated, historically black, liberal arts university. Its 105-acre main campus is located five miles from downtown Huntsville.

New York Institute of Technology, founded in 1955, is a private, non-profit institution with campuses on Long Island in Old Westbury, NY; in Manhattan; Jonesboro, Arkansas; Abu Dhabi, the United Arab Emirates; Vancouver, Canada; and China.

Herkimer County Community College, founded in 1967, is a public two-year institution. Its 500-acre campus is located in Herkimer, NY.