Bernard M Baruch College Auxiliary Enterprises Corporation

Baruch College offers undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral degree programs to 20,000 students from 1 Baruch college Latest News Zicklin Team Triumphs with SecondPlace Win at National Tax Competition More from the News Center Meet President Wu With a track record of visionary higher education leadership President S.

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ACCESS (Action Center for College Educational Services and Scholarship Foundation)

A national nonprofit that improves the economic mobility of underrepresented students by creating financial solutions to diverse postsecondary pathways.

• Single Organization Support

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College of Charleston Foundation

HQ for CofC's 103,000+ alumni. Click our link below to learn more.

• University or Technological

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University of South Alabama

With 115+ degree programs and more than 14,000 students, opportunity roars at the University of South Alabama.

Kalamazoo College

We do more in four years so students can do more in a lifetime.

• Graduate, Professional (Separate Entities)

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Watts College of Nursing Inc

WATTS COLLEGE OF NURSING, INC. SUPPORTS DUKE UNIVERSITY HEALTH SYSTEM, INC.

Millsaps College

We offer academic excellence, hands-on learning and leadership opportunities in the classroom and the community.

• Student Sororities, Fraternities

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Alpha Omicron Pi Fraternity Inc

UAB: Education, research, innovation, economic development, community engagement, and patient care 🐉 Explore UAB Future Students Undergraduate Students Graduate Students Parents Family Alumni Faculty Staff Researchers Patients Colleges Schools The University of Alabama at Birmingham Search Welcome to UAB Were committed to supporting people across our community city state and world in education research and patient care.

• Secondary/High School

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Eastside College Preparatory School, Inc.

Eastside College Preparatory School in East Palo Alto, CA prepares students underrepresented in higher education to become first-generation college students.