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California Private and State Colleges & Universities

Private colleges and universities, as well as government funded public universities, or state colleges, located in California.
These institutions offer two-year and four-year degrees in which students major in a particular subject or are prepared for a specific career.

American Academy of Dramatic Arts

Antioch University

Art Center College of Design

Azusa Pacific University

Biola University

California Baptist University

California College of Arts

California Institute of Technology

California Lutheran University

California State University

Chapman University

Claremont McKenna College

Concordia University

Contra Costa College

Dominican University of California

Golden Gate University

Harvey Mudd College

Humboldt State University

John F. Kennedy University

Mount St. Mary's College

Notre Dame de Namur University

Occidental College

Pacific Union College

Pepperdine University

Pomona College

St. Mary's College of California

Santa Clara University

Shasta Bible College

Simpson University

Stanford University

University of California Irvine

University of California Los Angeles

University of California Riverside

University of California Santa Barbara

University of Judaism

University of San Diego

University of San Francisco

Vanguard University

Westmont College

Whittier College

What college or university is best for you?

There are a few different types of institutions for higher education in America.

Private: The institution is privately controlled by one or more individuals or an agency, and does not rely on public funding. These institutions can sometimes be more costly, but can also be more coveted for their level of quality and programs offered.

Public: An institution controlled by publicly appointed school officials and supported through public or government funding. Public institutions are intended to make education more accessible to a wider range of people.

Community College: The name community college derives from the fact that these institutions typically cater to students from the local community, and may also be supported by the community's taxes.

The website of each institution will provide you with further details to aid in determining which will best match your financial and career subject needs.


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