Higher Ed Institutions
List of non-profit organizations working on Higher Ed Institutions .
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Higher Ed Institutions
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Best Academy Inc
TO INSTRUCT, EMPOWER, ENABLE AND GUIDE CHILDREN TO ACHIEVE SUPERIOR ACADEMIC, SOCIAL AND MORAL DEVELOPMENT.
Minneapolis
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Higher Ed Institutions
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THE HARRISBURG UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
The Harrisburg University of Science and Technology offers innovative academic and research programs in science and technology that respond to local and global needs.
Harrisburg
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Higher Ed Institutions
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Pennsylvania Commission for Community Colleges
THE PENNSYLVANIA COMMISSION FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGES IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION WHOSE PRIMARY PURPOSE IS TO ADVANCE THE INTEREST OF PENNSYLVANIA'S COMMUNITY COLLEGES.
Harrisburg
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Higher Ed Institutions
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United Board for Christian Higher Education in Asia
The United Board is committed to education that develops the whole person – intellectually, spiritually, and ethically.
New York
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Higher Ed Institutions
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New Hampshire Association of Scholars
Established in 1987, NAS seeks to counteract the decline in American undergraduate education, which has occurred so widely since the late 1960s.
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Higher Ed Institutions
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Paragon Preparatory Academy Inc
THE MISSION OF TUCSON COLLEGIATE PREP IS TO ENSURE THAT STUDENTS WILL GROW INTO HEALTHY, HAPPY, AND PRODUCTIVE MEMBERS OF OUR COMMUNITY.
Tucson
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AMERICAN FRIENDS OF I D C
The mission of the Interdisciplinary Center of Herzliya (IDC) is to transform higher education in Israel and to provide an exceptional learning experience for students from around the world.
New York
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Higher Ed Institutions
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809.
Biblical Life Institute
Biblical Life Institute is a school of biblical higher education that prepares students for faithful Christian thought and life in order to transform lives and build the kingdom of God.
Freeport
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Higher Ed Institutions
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810.
National Association of Scholars
Established in 1987, NAS seeks to counteract the decline in American undergraduate education, which has occurred so widely since the late 1960s.