Five Things You Need to Know About Long Term PSAT-SAT-ACT Preparation
by Dr. Kuni Beasley

There are five things you need to know about long term PSAT-SAT-ACT preparation. It is as easy as A-E-I-O-U: You need to have Awareness, start Early, make it an Iterative process, take the tests Often, and Understand how the raising your scores can help you get into the college of your choice and help you secure better college funding.

Awareness:
• PSAT is geared to 11th graders and offered in OCTOBER ONLY. Anyone can take it and you register at your local school. The PSAT is used to qualify students for National Merit Scholarship competition. 6th - 10th graders should take it for practice.
• There is a wealth of information on the CollegeBoard.com and ACT.org website. Students and parents should sign up for the information they provide.

Early:
• Start in 6th grade for practice - take PSAT in October for practice and take 1 SAT and 1 ACT for practice per year through Middle School.
• The Duke Talent Identification Program is available for qualifying 7th graders. Check with your school for information on this. They usually test for this in the 6th grade.
• In the 9th - 10th take the PSAT for practice in October for practice, and 2 SATs and 2 ACTs for practice per year.
• Take a heavy duty prep course the summer between grades 10 and 11.
• In the 11th grade, take the PSAT for record in October and 2 SATs and 2 ACTs for record. The goal is wrap up a good score by the end of the junior year.
• In the 12th grade, take tests as needed.

Iterative:
• The more you take the tests, the more you gain Test Maturity - become more confident and competent with the tests.
• Even the SAT people have said you could gain 50 points per SAT through experience.
• Gain experience first, and then gain expertise. We really want you to have a few tests under your belt before you start any hard core prep.
• Training will be easier because you understand the test and it will be faster to focus on improving instead of digging out the basics of each test.

Often:
• Take the tests often.
• You can take the SAT and PSAT an unlimited number of times and take the ACT up to 12 times.

Understanding:
• Many colleges award scholarships for SAT/ACT scores alone.
• Higher scores can overcome mediocre grades.
• The best Diagnostic is to take the real test under real test conditions.

The best long term approach is to start early gaining experience and polish with expertise later. The BEST DIAGNOSTIC is the REAL test taken in a REAL environment. Take ALL the tests: PSAT, ACT, and SAT.

Kuni Beasley, Ph. D., College Professor, High School Dean, and College Counselor.
No matter what I wrote above, it doesn't mean anything if you don't get into the college you want or have to go into debt up to your eyeballs to do so.  Check out the other stuff on this website including How to get a Perfect SAT or ACT Score. Contact us to see how we can help 1-888-237-2087 ext. 2.

The University of Arizona, Tucson has once again changed their policy regarding financial aid forms for the 2012-13 school year.

Every student who applies to U of A should file the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid).

There is a second financial aid form called the CSS Profile. https://profileonline.collegeboard.com

According to U of A’s website (see below for details and a link to the website) only those students who have been “invited” are required to fill out the CSS Profile in addition to filing the FAFSA form.

Invited is a pleasant way of saying selected and required for additional audit.

Those who are “invited” will be notified via mail or email or on the student’s UA account (if your student applied online). Double and triple check to see if you were selected to file this additional form and get it submitted and done before the March 1 deadline.

Note there is an additional fee to file the CSS Profile of $25 for one school (additional schools is $16.)

If your student is selected to file the CSS Profile and they do not, you will not get any aid and the application will be considered incomplete. If required, get it in ASAP!

(Please note: if you are a client of mine please let me know right away if you are tagged to file the CSS Profile for U of A.)

-J.D.

 

https://financialaid.arizona.edu/impolicy/12-13

From the website.

Institutional Methodology Policy 2012-2013

The University of Arizona (UA) remains committed to ensuring that every student who qualifies for institutional aid receives it. In an effort to accurately award students based on an analysis of a family's ability to pay, the UA's Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid (OSFA) is now using Institutional Methodology (IM) for select groups of incoming students. Similar to Federal Methodology (FM), which is based on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), IM determines a family's ability to pay for college costs but is more comprehensive, accurate, and current than the FM calculation. The UA bases its IM calculation on the College Board's CSS/Financial Aid PROFILE (PROFILE) for two groups of freshman students.

Who Must Complete the CSS/Financial Aid PROFILE

By Invitation only:

• Students who meet the following criteria will be invited to complete the PROFILE to determine Arizona Assurance eligibility:

o    Arizona Resident

o    Family income (wages or adjusted gross income) of $42,400 or below and be eligible for the Federal Pell Grant

o    Unweighted cumulative high school GPA of 3.0 or higher (on a 4.0 scale)*

o    Submit an application for admission and all required supporting materials to UA by March 1st

o    Complete the FAFSA by March 1st (UA code is 001083)

o    Dependent student

o    Enroll full-time at the UA directly after high school

• Students who meet the following criteria will be invited to complete the PROFILE to determine eligibility for institutional grant funds:

o    Non-Resident students

o    First time, full-time freshmen

o    Submit an application for admission and all required supporting materials to the University of Arizona by March 1st

o    Complete the FAFSA by March 1st

o    FAFSA EFC ≤ $25,000

Students are notified by invitation only if they must complete the PROFILE. Students should complete the PROFILE only if OSFA has requested that they do so. If OSFA has not requested that the student complete the PROFILE, the completion of this application will be of no benefit to the student.

Students will be notified of the invitation to complete the PROFILE via:

• Their Next Steps Center
• Their UAccess Student Center To Do List
• UA Email

If the parents of the student are divorced/separated/never married or are living separately, the noncustodial parent must complete the Noncustodial PROFILE (NCP). Students who are unable to complete the NCP may submit a Request for Waiver of Noncustodial PROFILE. Students should speak with their Financial Aid Counselor if they feel they qualify to submit this request.

The wrong college major will cost you big time in future pay and employment stabliity.

Will your (or your student’s) college major pay and more importantly will the college major lead to a job?

I came across a recent article on Yahoo News that led me to the Wall Street Journal.

The WSJ article “From College Major to Career” states the following:

Choosing the right college major can make a big difference in students' career prospects, in terms of employment and pay. Here’s a look at how various college majors fare in the job market, based on 2010 Census data. Some popular majors, such as nursing and finance, do particularly well, with unemployment under 5% and high salaries during the course of their careers.

There are certain majors that simply perpetuate themselves. For example, the only job that I can think of for a Philosophy major graduate is to teach philosophy. It’s the circle of life, study philosophy, graduate, teach others philosophy. Being a college professor is not a bad thing, IF that is what you want to do. (If you can think of another job with philosophy major please let me know. Maybe write a book, but that would still fall under the category of teach…)

Check out this link http://graphicsweb.wsj.com/documents/NILF1111/#term= for employment rates AND friend me on Facebook JD Joseph Wyczalek for more tips, and time lines.

While money is not everything, but neither is being broke and not being able to buy food or afford shelter. Take the time to
investigate majors, now, while still in high school. You will be miles ahead of the average student.

Need help with selecting the “right” major. We can help.

 

“You should have known, you should have read the fine print” these words are uttered in back rooms when they should be out in the open.

Recently reported on CNN, a young man who did not understand the ramifications of taking out excessive student loan debt just to attend and graduate from a so called brand name university. “I’ll just deal with it later” says student Ryan Durosky.

Who is at fault here, is it the student who racked up over a quarter million dollars in student debt or is the fault on the University for allowing this to happen. Are universities cold heartless money grubbing machines interested in one thing only, the bottom line?

 

http://cnn.com/video/?/video/us/2010/05/25/am.cho.college.costs.part.2.cnn

As college costs continue to skyrocket, we will see more and more stories like the one in this video.

This does not have to happen, if you choose the right college.

One of the biggest mistakes both parents and students make is not starting the college preparation process soon enough. Earlier is always better, 9th or even 8th grade is not too early to start.

You can graduate with no student loan debt, but you must take action now.

The cure is simple. Prepare Position and Package Students for College Success.

Prepare. We help prepare students for college success by helping them understand what is to be expected and help them avoid some of the major hazards.

Position: Through our proprietary College Touch Points procedures, we help students get on the college’s radar so that colleges are more eager to recruit the student and entice the student with scholarships. Positioning also includes, review of parental assets to minimize exposure and capitalize on the most aid available.

Package: Just like a good advertising company that helps develop a hot new brand, your student is properly marketed to appropriate colleges increasing the chance of admission and increasing scholarship and grant eligibility. Parental assets are properly packaged to maximize aid.

 

 

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Imagine filling out 227 forms. I’ve got writers cramps just thinking about it. At the upcoming Phoenix College Fair, 227 schools will be represented.

Working on your “College Touch Points” is now easier than ever. It used to be that when a student went to a college fair they would take 5 minutes or more filling out forms for each college they were interested in. Now a quick scan from a prefilled out form handles all of it electronically.

No need to fill out all the registration cards for dozens of colleges by hand!

New streamlining procedures are now available. Watch the 3 minute video and register on the link below.

Sunday, October 2nd

11:00am to 3:00pm

While the College Fair is free to attend, NACAC is encouraging all students to pre-register  online.   After registering, you will have access to a
bar-coded page, please print this page and take it to the fair. Each college  and university attending the fair will have a scanner that will retrieve your  information when the barcode is scanned.

Pre-registration is available online at the  following link:

https://www.gotomyncf.com/

Phoenix Convention Center
West Hall 1-2
100 N Third Street
Phoenix, AZ 85004

Fair Hours: Sunday, October 2, 2011 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Colleges represented

Academy of Art University

Adams State College

American University

Arizona Christian University

Arizona State University

Army ROTC

Augustana College

Baylor University

Bethany Lutheran College

Boise State University

Boston University

Bradley University

Brandeis University

Bryant University

California Lutheran University

California Polytechnic State University

California State University-Fresno

Carroll College

Chapman University

Clark Atlanta University

Coe College

Colby College

College for Creative Studies

College of Charleston

Colorado Christian University

Colorado School of Mines

Colorado State University

Colorado State University-Pueblo

Columbia College

Columbia College Chicago

Columbia College Hollywood

Columbus College of Art and Design

Concordia University

Concordia University-Irvine

Cornell College

Cornish College of the Arts

Creighton University

Defiance College

DePauw University

DeVry University

DigiPen Institute of Technology

Dixie State College of Utah

Dominican University of California

Drake University

Drew University

Drexel University

The Art Institute of New York City

Brown Mackie College

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

FIDM-The Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising

Florida Institute of Technology

Fort Hays State University

Fort Lewis College

Fresno Pacific University

George Mason University

George Washington University

Gonzaga University

Grand Canyon University

Grinnell College

Grove City College

Hampshire College

Hampton University

Harvey Mudd College

Hastings College

Hawaii Pacific University

Hendrix College

High Point University

Hillsdale College

Hofstra University

Hope College

Hope International University

Humboldt State University

Idaho State University

Illinois Wesleyan University

John Cabot University

Johnson & Wales University

Johnson C. Smith University

Knox College

Lafayette College

Lake Forest College

Laureate Hospitality Education (LHE)

Lewis & Clark College

LIM College - Where Business Meets Fashion

Loras College

Loyola University Chicago

Loyola University New Orleans

Macalester College

Manhattanville College

Maricopa Community Colleges

Marquette University

Menlo College

Mesa State College

Mitchell College

Mount Holyoke College

Mount St. Mary's College

Musicians Institute

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

New Mexico Military Institute

New Mexico State University

New School of Architecture & Design

New York Institute of Technology

North Carolina State University

North Park University

Northeastern University

Northern Arizona University

Northwest University

Norwich University

Oklahoma City University

Oregon Institute of Technology

Oregon State University

Pace University-Pleasantville Westchester

Pacific Lutheran University

Pacific Northwest College of Art

Pacific University

Penn State University

Pepperdine University

Pomona College

Portland State University

Prescott College

Purdue University

Quest University Canada

Regis University

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Rhodes College

Rochester Institute of Technology

Rocky Mountain College

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

Saint John's University

Saint Louis University

Saint Martin's University

Saint Mary's College of California

San Diego State University

Santa Barbara City College

Santa Clara University

Santa Fe University of Art and Design

Santa Monica College

Savannah College of Art and Design

Seattle Pacific University

Seattle University

Seton Hall University

Sierra Nevada College

Simpson College

Soka University of America

South Dakota School of Mines and Technology

Southern Methodist University

Southern Utah University

St. Edward's University

St. Louis College of Pharmacy

St. Mary's University

Stevens Institute of Technology

Swarthmore College

Syracuse University

Texas Christian University

Texas State University-San Marcos

Texas Tech University

The Catholic University of America

The Evergreen State College

The Ohio State University

The University of Alabama

The University of Arizona

The University of British Columbia - Vancouver

The University of Montana Western

The University of New Mexico

The University of the Arts

Trinity University

Tulane University

UCLA School of Arts & Architecture

United States Merchant Marine Academy

Universal Technical Institute

University of Advancing Technology

University of Alaska Anchorage

University of Calgary

University of California-Davis

University of California-San Diego

University of California-Santa Barbara

University of Colorado at Boulder

University of Colorado at Colorado Springs

University of Colorado Denver

University of Connecticut

University of Denver

University of Evansville

University of Hawaii at Manoa

University of Iowa

University of Maryland

University of Miami

University of Nebraska-Lincoln

University of Nevada-Las Vegas

University of Northern Colorado

University of Oregon

University of Pittsburgh

University of Portland

University of Puget Sound

University of Redlands

University of Rochester

University of San Diego

University of San Francisco

University of Saskatchewan

University of Southern California

University of the Pacific

University of Washington

University of Wisconsin-Madison

University of Wyoming

US Air Force ROTC

Utah State University

Utah Valley University

Vanderbilt University

Vanguard University of Southern California

Villanova University

Virginia Military Institute

Warner Pacific College

Wartburg College

Washington State University

Washington University in St. Louis

Weber State University

Webster University

Wentworth Institute of Technology

Wentworth Military Academy & Junior College

Western State College of Colorado

Western Washington University

Westminster College

Whitman College

Whittier College

Whitworth University

William Woods University

Woodbury University

Xavier University

Yavapai College

 

 

3 Effective Ways to Slash College Cost

By J.D. Wyczalek (why-zall-ick) founder of AZCollegePlanning.com
The economy, or lack of it, is in the news daily. The trickle down affect has even hit college campuses and college graduates. The increase in student loan defaults is on an alarming rise. In a Fox Business article it states “According to the Department of Education, 8.8% of all student-loan borrowers defaulted in the last fiscal year, which ended Sept. 30. This is up from 7% in the previous year.”

See the article here http://www.foxbusiness.com/personal-finance/2011/09/13/more-college-grads-defaulting-on-student-loans-filing-bankruptcy/
Student loan default can be alleviated by one simple statement. “Don’t take out any student loans.”
This may sound like an over simplified statement but the reality remains true. So the real question is how do we send our children to college without accumulating piles of student loans? This can be accomplished by these three steps:

1. Find the right college. Identifying colleges can seem a daunting task. According to the National Center for Educational Statistics, a governmental website, there are 2,719 four-year colleges in the US. Not every college is created equally, some colleges are limping along and some have incredible financial resources at their disposal. For example, Grinnell College has $1.29 Billion dollars at their disposal. Colleges will use these funds to attract students by offering scholarships. Many selective and highly selective colleges have incredible financial resources. The key is getting the student admitted to these types of colleges, which leads me to the second point.
2. Position the student. While this can be a vague term, the meaning of it is simple. Create a marketable student by examining the 5 categories colleges look for in a student and helping the student in each of these five categories. Of these five categories, the most important and the easiest to control is test scores. Students can learn secret test taking skills that can boost his or her scores. (See the resources tab on my website for further information). Students should maximize the correct extracurricular activities and experience to boost personal resumes.
3. Arrange parental assets. The federal financial aid form and the institutional financial aid form view assets in a different light. Understanding how each form views income, assets, equity and retirement accounts is the key to getting additional aid. Some families have tried to move assets into a students’ name to minimize parental exposure. The ramifications of trying this failed strategy has left families wondering why it worked on their taxes but killed them from getting any financial aid.

AZCollegePlanning.com can handcrafted these three keys individually to each student which would maximize the amount of scholarships and grants that a student could receive and thereby minimize student loans. One of my clients posted on my Facebook page how excited they were. Mom says “2 years down at a private University and NO DEBT!” When this student graduates in 2 years, she will start her life without being saddled with the enormous burden of student loan debt. This can be done for your student as well.

Contact us today.

The most significant factor in college admissions and
scholarships is the ACT/SAT score!

Many colleges award scholarships on ACT & SAT scores
alone… and many of these scores are within the reach of the above average
student… who is willing to do the work to raise his/her scores.

Watch this video.

How to get a perfect SAT and ACT test score in 7 easy steps

1. Take both test once, get a base score, review the score and see which area needs improvement
2. Pick up an official prep book and review 10 – 15 minutes every day
3. Sign up on CollegeBoard.org for the SAT question of the day and review it every day.
4. Review the ACT question of the day, every day
5. Review the question of the day, before you click on the answer; ask yourself which of Dr. Beasley’s Secret Test Strategies will
   get you to the correct answer fastest. (Print out Dr. B.’s cheat sheet and review it when answering the question of the day.)
6. Take the tests again, but this time for points.
7. Practice and repeat, practice and repeat

Students who practice and apply Dr. Beasley’s Secret Test Taking
Strategies are more likely to increase scores and potentially earn a perfect
score.

Contact us for more info on Dr. B’s materials. Module 1 is available for free here.

1. Start looking now. Employers are already thinking about their upcoming summer staffing issues. One way to beat out at least some of the competition is to start your job search early rather than waiting for the school year to end. “Consider telling them, ‘I can work 10 hours a week now, and then I can ramp up my hours after school gets out.’

2. Get the word out about your job search. Begin actively telling people that you’re looking for a job. Think about all the adults in your life: your teachers, guidance counselors and coaches, your family doctor and veterinarian, your parents’ friends, your friends’ parents, and so on. This approach could turn you on to job prospects.

3. Plan for a repeat performance. The survey of more than 1,000 hiring managers revealed that 65 percent of their summer staffs will consist of returning workers. If you had a job last summer and you didn’t absolutely hate it, consider reapplying again this year. Your past employer will be interested in you because you’re already trained.

4. Be professional. Make sure that everything you include in your job application is spelled correctly and is free of grammatical errors. Don’t use all lowercase or all uppercase letters. Be sure the e-mail address you put down isn’t silly or distracting. The same holds true for the voice-mail prompt on your cell phone or home phone.

5. Do mock interviews in advance. A job interview can be a lot more stressful than you might think. To work out the jitters ahead of time, do a few practice interviews with someone other than a friend or parent.

6. Show some energy. Employers who bring teenagers on board say they appreciate their enthusiasm and eagerness to do whatever it takes to get a job done. Display those traits on your job interview — and on the job, as well.

7. Get appropriately gussied. Dress nicely for your job interview, as if you were about to attend a religious service. Do this even if the dress code for employees is casual. Absolutely remember to send a handwritten thank-you note after your interview — a step many adults routinely forget to take.

8. Play up your strengths. Many teens show a tendency to be hard on themselves and minimize their accomplishments. Remember that a job interview is not the place to beat yourself up. Instead, emphasize flattering details about yourself, such as being an honor-roll student, juggling extracurricular activities and volunteering in the community

Good Luck!

If you didn’t get in or you are a late start. There is still hope and some options. Here is a list of 309 Colleges that still have limited space. Just release May 5, 2011. Need help contact me!

see the list here http://www.nacacnet.org/PublicationsResources/Research/SpaceAvailabiltySurvey/Pages/SpaceSurveyResults.aspx

Institution Name State/Country Freshman Transfer Control Enroll. Fin. Aid Housing 
Agnes Scott College GA Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Albertus Magnus college CT Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Albion College MI Limited Limited Private 1,000-4,999 Limited Limited 

Albright College PA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Alfred University NY Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Allegheny College PA Limited Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Alverno College WI Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Aquinas College MI Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Aquinas College TN Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes No 

Arizona Christian University AZ Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Arizona State University AZ Yes Yes Public 20,000+ Yes Yes 

Assumption College MA No Limited Private 1,000-4,999 Limited Limited 

Augustana College SD Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Augustana College IL Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Limited Limited 

Avila University MO Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Baldwin-Wallace College OH Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Becker College MA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Belhaven Uninversity MS Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Bellarmine University KY Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology MA Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Berry College GA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Bluffton University OH Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Boise State University ID Limited Limited Public 15,000-19,999 Yes Limited 

Brenau University GA Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Brescia University KY Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Bryn Athyn College PA Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Buffalo State College (SUNY) NY Yes Yes Public 10,000-14,999 Yes Yes 

C.W. Post Campus of Long Island University NY Yes Yes Private 5,000-9,999 Yes Yes 

Caldwell College NJ Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

California Baptist University CA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

California College of the Arts CA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Limited 

Capital University OH Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Carroll College MT Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Carroll University WI Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Carson-Newman College TN Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Cazenovia College NY Yes Limited Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Cedar Crest College PA Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Centenary College of Louisiana LA Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Centre College KY No Limited Private 1,000-4,999 Limited Limited 

Chapman University CA No Limited Private 5,000-9,999 Limited Limited 

Charleston Southern University SC Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Chatham University PA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Chester College of New England NH Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Christian Brothers University TN Limited Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Clarion University of Pennsylvania PA Yes Yes Public 5,000-9,999 Yes Yes 

Coastal Carolina University SC No Yes Public 5,000-9,999 Yes Limited 

Coe College IA Limited Limited Private 1,000-4,999 Limited Limited 

College of Saint Mary NE Yes Limited Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

College of St. Joseph VT Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

College of Staten Island NY Limited Yes Public 10,000-14,999 Yes No 

College of the Atlantic ME Limited Limited Private 1-1,000 Limited Limited 

Colorado State University CO Limited Yes Public 20,000+ Limited Limited 

Colorado State University-Pueblo CO Yes Yes Public 5,000-9,999 Yes Yes 

Columbia College MO Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Columbia College Chicago IL Yes Yes Private 10,000-14,999 Limited Yes 

Concordia College-New York NY Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Concordia University Texas TX Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Limited 

CUNY Hunter College NY Limited Limited Public 15,000-19,999 Yes No 

Curry College MA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Dallas Baptist University TX Yes Yes Private 5,000-9,999 Limited Limited 

Dean College MA Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Defiance College OH Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Doane College NE Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Dominican University  IL Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Drew University NJ Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Limited 

Eastern Illinois University IL Yes Yes Public 10,000-14,999 Yes Yes 

Eastern University PA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Eckerd College FL Limited Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Limited Limited 

Edgewood College WI Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Limited 

Elizabeth City State University NC Yes Yes Public 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Elizabethtown College PA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Elmhurst College IL Limited Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Limited 

Elmira College NY Limited Limited Private 1,000-4,999 Limited Limited 

Elms College MA Limited Limited Private 1-1,000 Yes Limited 

Emmanuel College MA No Limited Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Limited 

Eureka College IL Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Fairleigh Dickinson University NJ Yes Yes Private 5,000-9,999 Yes Limited 

Fairmont State University/Pierpont Community & Technical College WV Yes Yes Public 5,000-9,999 Yes Limited 

Felician College NJ Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Ferris State University MI Yes Yes Public 10,000-14,999 Yes Yes 

Ferrum College VA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Flagler College FL Limited Limited Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Limited 

Florida Gulf Coast University FL Limited Yes Public 10,000-14,999 Yes Yes 

Florida Institute of Technology FL Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Florida Southern College FL Limited Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Framingham State University MA Limited Limited Public 5,000-9,999 Limited Limited 

Franklin College Switzerland Switzerland Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Franklin Pierce University NH Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Frostburg State University MD Yes Yes Public 5,000-9,999 Yes Yes 

George Fox University OR Limited Limited Private 1,000-4,999 Limited Limited 

Georgia Southern University GA No Yes Public 15,000-19,999 Yes Limited 

Gordon College MA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Grace College IN Limited Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Limited Limited 

Graceland University IA Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Green Mountain College VT Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Greenville College IL Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Hanover College IN Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Limited 

Hawaii Pacific University HI Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Limited 

Hendrix College AR Limited Limited Private 1,000-4,999 Limited Limited 

Hilbert College NY Limited Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Limited 

Hofstra University NY Yes Yes Private 5,000-9,999 Yes Yes 

Holy Cross College IN Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Holy Family University PA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Holy Names University CA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Hood College MD Limited Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Limited Limited 

Howard Payne University TX Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Husson University ME Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Limited 

Illinois College IL Limited Limited Private 1-1,000 Yes Limited 

Immaculata University PA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis IN Yes Yes Public 20,000+ Yes Yes 

Indiana University Southeast IN Yes Yes Public 5,000-9,999 Yes Limited 

Iowa Wesleyan College IA Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Jacksonville University FL Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Limited Yes 

Jacobs University Bremen Germany Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

John Brown University AR Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Limited Limited 

John Cabot University Italy Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Keene State College  NH Yes Yes Public 5,000-9,999 Yes Yes 

Kettering University  MI Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Keystone College PA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

King College TN Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Knox College IL Limited Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Kutztown University PA Yes Yes Public 10,000-14,999 Yes Limited 

La Salle University PA Limited Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Lebanon Valley College PA Limited Limited Private 1,000-4,999 Limited Limited 

Lesley College MA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Limited 

Lincoln Christian University IL Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Linfield College OR Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Long Island University Brooklyn Campus NY Yes Yes Private 5,000-9,999 Yes Yes 

Marist College NY No Limited Private 1,000-4,999 Limited No 

Marlboro College VT Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Marquette University WI Limited Yes Private 10,000-14,999 Limited Limited 

Marshall University WV Yes Yes Public 10,000-14,999 Yes Yes 

Mary Baldwin College VA Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Marymount Manhattan College NY Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Maryville University of St. Louis MO Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Marywood University PA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Massachusetts College of Art and Design MA Yes Limited Public 1,000-4,999 Yes Limited 

Mayville State University ND Yes Yes Public 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Mayville State University ND Yes Yes Public 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Menlo College CA Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Michigan Technological University MI Yes Yes Public 5,000-9,999 Yes Yes 

Midwestern State University TX Yes Yes Public 5,000-9,999 Yes Yes 

Mills College CA Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Limited Yes 

Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design WI Limited Limited Private 1-1,000 Yes Limited 

Milwaukee School of Engineering WI Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Minot State University ND Yes Limited Public 1,000-4,999 Limited Limited 

Missouri State University MO Yes Yes Public 20,000+ Yes Yes 

Mitchell College CT Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Montreat College NC Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Moore College of Art & Design PA Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Morehouse College GA Yes Limited Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Morgan State University MD Yes Yes Public 5,000-9,999 Yes Yes 

Mount Ida College MA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Mount Olive College NC Yes Yes Private 5,000-9,999 Yes Yes 

Muskingum University OH Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Naropa University CO Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Neumann University PA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Limited 

New College of Florida FL Yes Yes Public 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

New England College NH Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology NM Yes Yes Public 1,000-4,999 Yes Limited 

Newbury College MA Limited Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Limited Limited 

NIAGARA UNINVERSITY NY Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Nichols College MA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Limited 

NJIT NJ Limited Yes Public 5,000-9,999 Yes Limited 

North Carolina A&T State University NC Yes Yes Public 10,000-14,999 Yes Yes 

North Central College IL Limited Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Limited 

North Dakota State University ND Yes Yes Public 10,000-14,999 Yes Yes 

North Park University IL Limited Limited Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Limited 

Northern Michigan University MI Yes Yes Public 5,000-9,999 Yes Yes 

Northwest Missouri State University MO Yes Yes Public 5,000-9,999 Yes Yes 

Notre Dame de Namur University CA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

NYU Poly NY Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Oglethorpe University GA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Ohio Northern University OH Limited Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Oregon State University OR Yes Yes Public 20,000+ Limited Yes 

Otis College of Art and Design CA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Limited 

Pace University NY Limited Yes Private 10,000-14,999 Yes Limited 

Pacific Lutheran University WA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Pacific University Oregon OR Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Park University MO Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Pfeiffer University NC Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Philadelphia Biblical University PA Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Philadelphia University  PA Limited Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Piedmont College GA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Pine Manor College MA Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Portland State University OR Yes Yes Public 20,000+ Yes Yes 

Principia College IL Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Queens University of Charlotte NC Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Quest University Canada Canada Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Quincy University  IL Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Radford University VA Limited Yes Public 5,000-9,999 Limited Limited 

Randolph College VA Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Reed College OR No No Private 1,000-4,999 No No 

Regis College MA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Richmond, The American International University in London United Kingdom Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Limited Limited 

Rider University NJ Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Ringling College of Art and Design FL Limited Limited Private 1,000-4,999 Limited Limited 

Ripon College WI Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Limited Limited 

Rivier College NH Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Roanoke College VA Limited Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Limited Limited 

Robert Morris University PA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Limited 

Robert Morris University IL Limited Yes Private 5,000-9,999 Yes Limited 

Rockford College IL Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Saint Joseph College CT Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Limited 

Saint Joseph's University PA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Saint Leo University FL Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Limited 

Saint Michael's College VT No Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Saint Peter's College NJ Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Saint Vincent College PA Limited Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Saint Xavier University IL Yes Yes Private 5,000-9,999 Yes Yes 

Salve Regina University RI No Limited Private 1,000-4,999 Limited Limited 

Savannah College of Art and Design GA Yes Yes Private 10,000-14,999 Yes Yes 

Schreiner University TX Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Limited Limited 

Shenandoah University VA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Shimer College IL Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Sierra Nevada College NV Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Southern Illinois University Carbondale IL Yes Yes Public 20,000+ Limited Limited 

Southern Illinois University Edwardsville IL Limited Yes Public 10,000-14,999 Limited Limited 

Southern Methodist University TX No Yes Private 10,000-14,999 Limited No 

Southern Vermont College VT Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Southwestern University TX Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Spring Hill College AL Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Springfield College MA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

St. Andrews Prebyterian College NC Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

St. Bonaventure University NY Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Limited Limited 

St. Catherine University MN Yes Yes Private 5,000-9,999 Yes Limited 

St. John's College MD Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

St. John's University NY Yes Yes Private 10,000-14,999 Yes Yes 

St. Joseph's College Long Island campus NY Yes Yes Private 5,000-9,999 Yes No 

St. Thomas Aquinas College NY Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

St. Thomas University (Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada) Canada Yes Yes Public 1,000-4,999 Limited Yes 

Stephen F. Austin State Univeristy TX Yes Yes Public 10,000-14,999 Yes Yes 

Stephens College MO Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Sterling College VT Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Stevenson University MD Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Limited Yes 

SUNY Plattsurgh NY Limited Yes Public 5,000-9,999 Limited Limited 

Susquehanna University PA Limited Limited Private 1,000-4,999 Limited Limited 

Texas A&M University-Commerce TX Yes Yes Public 10,000-14,999 Yes Yes 

Texas Wesleyan University TX Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

The American University of Rome Italy Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

The College at Brockport  NY Yes Yes Public 5,000-9,999 Yes Yes 

The College of Idaho ID Limited Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

The University of Arizona AZ Limited Yes Public 20,000+ Limited Limited 

The University of Scranton PA Limited Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Limited Limited 

The University of Tampa FL No Limited Private 5,000-9,999 Limited No 

Trine University IN Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Trinity Christian College IL Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Trinity Washington University DC Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Truman State University MO Yes Yes Public 5,000-9,999 Yes Yes 

UMBC - University of Maryland, Baltimore County MD Limited Limited Public 5,000-9,999 Limited Limited 

University of Alabama in Huntsville AL Yes Yes Public 5,000-9,999 Yes Yes 

University of Alberta Canada Yes Yes Public 20,000+ Yes Limited 

University of Arkansas at Little Rock AR Yes Yes Public 10,000-14,999 Yes Yes 

University of British Columbia-Okanagan Campus Canada Yes Yes Public 5,000-9,999 Limited Limited 

University of Colorado Denver CO Yes Yes Public 10,000-14,999 Yes Yes 

University of Dayton OH No Yes Private 5,000-9,999 Limited Limited 

University of Detroit Mercy MI Yes Yes Private 5,000-9,999 Yes Yes 

University of Hartford CT Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

University of Iowa IA No Limited Public 20,000+ Limited Limited 

University of Maine at Farmington ME Yes Yes Public 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

University of Maine at Fort Kent ME Yes Yes Public 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

University of Maine at Machias ME Yes Yes Public 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

University of Mary Washington VA Limited Limited Public 1,000-4,999 Limited Limited 

University of Maryland College Park MD No Limited Public 1,000-4,999 Limited Limited 

University of Massachusetts Lowell MA Limited Yes Public 5,000-9,999 Limited Limited 

University of Michigan-Dearborn MI Yes Yes Public 5,000-9,999 Yes No 

University of Michigan-Flint MI Yes Yes Public 5,000-9,999 Yes Yes 

University of Minnesota Duluth MN Yes Yes Public 10,000-14,999 Yes Yes 

University of Minnesota, Crookston  MN Yes Yes Public 1,000-4,999 Yes Limited 

University of Montevallo AL Yes Yes Public 1,000-4,999 Yes Limited 

University of Nevada, Reno NV Yes Yes Public 15,000-19,999 Yes Yes 

University of North Carolina at Pembroke NC Yes Yes Public 5,000-9,999 Yes Yes 

University of Northern Colorado CO Yes Yes Public 10,000-14,999 Yes Yes 

University of Saskatchewan Canada Limited Limited Public 15,000-19,999 Limited Limited 

University of South Carolina - Columbia SC No Limited Public 20,000+ Limited No 

University of Southern Maine ME Yes Yes Public 5,000-9,999 Limited Limited 

University of St Andrews United Kingdom Yes No Public 5,000-9,999 Limited Yes 

University of St. Francis IL Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

University of Texas at Dallas TX Yes Yes Public 15,000-19,999 Yes Yes 

University of Utah UT Yes Yes Public 20,000+ Limited Limited 

University of Vermont VT Limited Yes Public 10,000-14,999 Limited Yes 

University of Victoria Canada Yes Yes Public 15,000-19,999 Limited Yes 

University of Washington Tacoma WA Yes Yes Public 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Utica College NY Limited Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

UW-Stout WI Limited Yes Public 5,000-9,999 Yes Yes 

Valparaiso University IN Yes Limited Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Vanguard University CA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Warner Pacific College OR Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Limited 

Warren Wilson College NC Limited Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Wartburg College IA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Watkins College of Art, Design & Film TN Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Limited Limited 

Waynesburg Universtiy PA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Wentworth Institute of Technology MA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

West Virginia University WV Yes Yes Public 20,000+ Limited Limited 

Western New England College MA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Westminster College MO Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Westminster College (Utah) UT Limited Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Limited 

Wheaton College MA No Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Limited 

Wheeling Jesuit University WV Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Yes 

Whitman College WA No Limited Private 1,000-4,999 No No 

Whitworth University WA Yes Yes Private 1,000-4,999 Yes Limited 

William Jessup University CA Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

William Paterson University  NJ Yes Yes Public 10,000-14,999 Yes Yes 

Wilson College PA Yes Yes Private 1-1,000 Yes Yes 

Worcester State University MA Yes Yes Public 1,000-4,999 Limited No 

Xavier University OH Yes Yes Private 5,000-9,999 Yes Limited 

York College of Pennsylvania PA Limited Limited Private 1,000-4,999 Limited Limited 

York St John University United Kingdom Yes Yes Public 5,000-9,999 Yes Yes 

Youngstown State University OH Yes Yes Public 15,000-19,999 Yes Yes