Admissions

Admissions

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Regardless of where your student is in their educational journey, Enlightium’s team seeks to work alongside them by evaluating their unique needs and supporting them in meeting their academic goals. Your student’s counselor will review their incoming report card, transcript, or homeschool report, along with evaluating the entrance assessment scores, to help develop an academic plan specific to your student. If applicable, counselors also consider additional documentation such as a doctor's diagnostic information and recommendations.

Enlightium Academy admits students of any race, color, sex, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at Enlightium. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, national or ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship, athletic, and other school-administered programs.

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Admissions Process

Step 1

Pay the Enrollment Fee and Submit the Enrollment Form

Grades PreK-12

Pay the $250 enrollment fee and complete the enrollment form* for each new student. The enrollment fee is non-refundable after 72 hours. 

*The enrollment form will need to be completed using a laptop or desktop computer, not a smartphone or tablet.

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Step 2

Send Enlightium the Student's Report Card/Transcript

Grades K-12

Talk to your student’s previous school to ensure that Enlightium receives all records in a timely manner. Enlightium will request records from the previous school; however, you will be provided the opportunity to submit records during the enrollment process if you have them on hand. Additional records may be required*.

*REVIEW RECORD REQUIREMENTS


Step 3

Complete the Entrance Assessments

Grades 1-12

Entrance assessments in math and English are typically assigned within one school day of submitting the enrollment application. The entrance assessment should be completed by the student as soon as possible so that the student’s counselor, along with reviewing records and the parents’ input, can determine course assignments.


Step 4

Review Your State’s Education Requirements

Grades PreK-12

Enlightium Academy is a private Christian school that is accredited by Cognia and the Association of Christian Schools International and serves homeschool, online, and co-op school students in grades preK-12. Since most of our students study from home settings, some states view our students as homeschoolers, therefore requiring them to follow their state’s homeschool requirements. See your state's homeschooling regulations.


Step 5

Review/Confirm the Student’s Schedule with the Counselor

Grades PreK-12

Parents with students in:

    • The Online Program: 
      • Grades 3-8 will receive a notification via email when courses are assigned and collaborate with the counselors if any questions arise. Counselors may contact the parent if there are any questions about prior school years or enrollment notes.
      • Grades 9–12 will receive a course planner via email from their counselor. Parents will need to review and confirm their student’s proposed course plan in order for courses to be assigned. Students with unconfirmed plans will be assigned courses deemed as required by the counselor after two school days of the plan being sent.
    • The Homeschool Program will receive a welcome email from their counselor with the required action steps along with instructions to confirm the curriculum content that is to be purchased by the parent.
    • The Sapphire Live Program will receive a welcome email with required action steps including the class schedule, technical requirements, school supply list, and a link to schedule the Sapphire Family Conference.

Step 6

Complete the Parent and Student Orientations

Grades PreK-12

The Parent Orientation, to be completed by all parents, is a video series that includes:

  • Enlightium's Mission and Promise
  • The Parent's Role at Enlightium Academy
  • School Services and Offerings
  • Communication to and from Enlightium
  • Technical Requirements and Troubleshooting
  • Spiritual and Social Offerings
  • Virtual Open Houses

The Student Orientation course is assigned around the student’s start date and discusses how to access student resources, social and spiritual offerings, and more! 

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Admissions Resources

  • A Guide to Transitioning from a Traditional School to Online Learning

  • Making the Switch to Homeschooling: How to Contact Your Child's Previous School for Records

  • 10 Answers You Need to Understand
    the Intent to Homeschool Form

  • Steps to take if your homeschool
    student has no official records

  • 10 Common Questions About the
    Verification of Enrollment Form

  • Fulfilling the Standardized
    assessment Requirement

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Continuous Enrollment

Admissions

Continuous Enrollment

With Enlightium’s Continuous Enrollment, also known as Continual Enrollment, your family can commit to a multi-year contract to get the biggest savings and ensure your students start each school year on time.

  • Waived Enrollment Fee

    Skip the enrollment and re-enrollment fees! With Continuous Enrollment, you bypass enrollment fees.

  • Price Lock

    Each school year, tuition is subject to change. Lock in the current year’s pricing schedule with a three-year commitment.

Both new and returning Enlightium families can utilize Continuous Enrollment, which provides:

  • Waived enrollment and re-enrollment fees, a $125-$250 savings per student per year.
  • The best applicable and currently available discounts.
  • A tuition price lock at the 3-year commitment according to the starting year pricing schedule.

If a student is withdrawn before the end of the contract, Enlightium’s standard withdrawal policy would follow.

With Continuous Enrollment you decide how many years to lock in and if you prefer prepayments or monthly payments. When enrollment for the upcoming school year opens, your students are automatically re-enrolled, which provides you with the best tuition payment options. Students must be enrolled full-time at Enlightium to select the Continuous Enrollment option.

Your family will receive a confirmation email with:

  • Each student’s grade level for the upcoming school year.
  • Each student’s teacher support package.
  • A scheduled date for the tuition payment(s) for the upcoming school year.

Payment terms are flexible and up to you. You can pay upfront or adjust to the monthly installment plan at any time during your Continuous Enrollment Commitment. You are not required to pay the same way that you did in prior years. Discount amounts are applicable and will be applied based on the currently offered discount. Discount percentages are not locked in with the Continuous Enrollment option.

What's the Difference?

  2-Year Commitment 3-Year Commitment
Enrollment and Re-Enrollment Fees Waived
Tuition Price Lock

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Email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. with the names of your students and which contract you prefer.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Do I have to pay the tuition for two or three years at once?

    No. You pay the current school year’s tuition during the current school year. Then, when re-enrollment opens, you pay that school year’s tuition during that school year.

  • What do I do if I enroll my student under the Continuous Enrollment option and then change my mind or withdraw?

    If a student changes from continuous enrollment to standard enrollment or is withdrawn before the end of the contract, a $250 termination fee and Enlightium’s standard withdrawal policy would follow.

  • Does Continuous Enrollment guarantee that I will receive the same discount each year?

    No. Continuous Enrollment guarantees that you will receive the “best applicable and currently available discount”. If you choose to prepay your tuition, you will receive the best prepayment discount offered at that time. Discounts are subject to change yearly and monthly.

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Standardized Testing

EVALUATIONS & TESTING

Annual TESTING

Enlightium Academy recommends regular academic assessment as a part of each student’s academic journey.

Regular assessments are beneficial to:

  • Provide students and parents valuable information about the student’s academic standing by identifying strengths and potential gaps in learning.
  • Show parents their student’s achievements compared to their peers nationally.
  • Generate valuable data for Enlightium Academy to make strategic curriculum changes and improvements.

Additionally, some states require students to participate in a standardized assessment annually. Enlightium provides several opportunities for students to meet their state’s requirements. 

Assessment Options

Each assessment provides a range of benefits, including achievement data and merit scholarship opportunities, as well as differentiated instruction for each student based on the results of the assessment. This can be especially helpful in improving conceptual understanding in weak areas. Some assessments are essential for meeting college admission requirements.

  1. IXL Diagnostic Test (administered by Enlightium)
  2. Iowa Complete (administered by Enlightium)
  3. PSAT 8/9 and PSAT 10 or PSAT/NMSQT (practice test) (administered by College Board)
  4. PSAT/NMSQT and SAT tests (administered by College Board)
  5. Through ACT: ACT test (administered by ACT)
  6. Through CLT: CLT test (administered by CLT)
Assessment Grade Levels Offered Testing Window College Preparatory Personalized Instruction for Improvement Given Based on Results May Meet State Requirements for Standardized Tests** Administered by Enlightium Academy
IXL Diagnostic PreK–8 Quarter 4 Through IXL  -
PSAT 8/9 8–9 Varies Through Khan Academy ✔ 
PSAT 10 or PSAT/NMSQT(practice test) 10 Varies Through Khan Academy
PSAT/NMSQT 11 Varies Through Khan Academy  ✔
SAT 11–12 Varies Through Khan Academy -
ACT Test 11–12 Varies  -  ✔  - 
CLT Test 11–12 Varies ✔*  -  ✔  -
Iowa Complete PreK–8 Quarter 4  -  -

* Accepted by Christian colleges and universities
**Parents should check state requirements to ensure they are following the guidelines within their particular state.

College-Preparatory Assessments


  • Grades 8 and 9

  • Grade 10

  • Grades 11 and 12

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Enlightium provide fee waivers for students who are planning to take the SAT exam?

  • If you are a homeschooled student, you can ask for a fee waiver from a counselor at the local public high school. You must provide proof of eligibility (tax records, public assistance records, or record of enrollment in an aid program) to the counselor. If you qualify, the counselor will issue a fee waiver card and can go over it with you.

What do I do when my local school district will not permit my student to take the PSAT because she is not enrolled with them?

 


Additional Resources

Understanding the Annual Assessments Needed for Homeschooled 10th Graders

What Annual Assessments do Homeschooled 11th Graders Need to Take?

Getting Your Homeschooled 12th Grader Ready for Annual Assessments

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Arizona ESA

About

Online Private School in Arizona

Take charge of your student's education with our K-12 online private school for homeschooling families. Lock in your early enrollment and save your spot for the new school year starting on August 21, 2024.

Questions? Call: (866) 488-4818 | Book Meeting

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Enlightium Academy is an approved provider for Arizona’s Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) which means you may be entitled to receive up to $7,000 per student each year to aid in paying your child’s tuition.

It can take 3-4 weeks to process new ESA applications. An ESA application must be approved and the contract must be signed by September 30th in order to receive full funding.

With so many options for homeschooling and private education, why do thousands of families enroll at Enlightium Academy? Watch our videos and read the testimonials to help you determine if we are the right fit for you.

Since 2003, we have made it our focus to serve homeschooling families with a variety of support options that meet the unique needs of every student and budget of every family.

Our curriculum is flexible, customizable, rigorous, and engaging, and it is written with a Biblical worldview. Our full-service, accredited private school serves your family by providing class assignment, instruction, teacher feedback on classwork, grading, and keeping your student accountable to finish the school year on time or early. Scheduled one-on-one teacher instruction is available as needed with our premium support packages.

Students who prefer learning in a group setting can join our weekly teacher-led discussions over Zoom. From any device, parents can review how their student is progressing, the amount of time spent per subject per day, and their grades.

Enlightium Academy addresses social needs by connecting students through social opportunities such as Bible studies, book clubs, a pen pal program, and many others! Our online program comes with a 14-day money-back guarantee to make it easier for you to test out our curriculum and service risk-free.

Arizona ESA Coverage for Top Four Support Packages

Other support packages are available.

To Get Started:

  1. Learn more at azed.gov/esa.
  2. Apply for the Empowerment Scholarship Account.
  3. Review these steps to manage the funds.
  4. Enroll at EnlightiumAcademy.com.

Questions?

Learn about homeschooling requirements in Arizona, and discover your options for college as a homeschooler at Enlightium Academy.

  • 80+ STUDENTS

    in Arizona currently enrolled in Enlightium Academy.

  • 3 COLLEGES

    Enlightium Academy graduates have been accepted into 3 Arizona colleges* since 2019.

At Enlightium Academy, we offer an accredited curriculum to ensure our homeschool students are recognized at colleges and universities.

*College Acceptance

Arizona State University
Grand Canyon University
University Of Phoenix

Arizona Homeschooling Requirements**

Notify the state

Yes

Teacher qualifications

Arizona has no teacher requirements. Enlightium instructors are state- and/or ACSI-certified. Additionally, over 50% of instructors have their Masters or Doctorate degree

Required subjects

Arizona requires specific subjects to be taken. Enlightium students are provided five core subjects and over 100 electives between all grade levels

Enlightium Parent's App

After enrolling, you can join the Arizona Group in Enlightium Parents app to receive reminders and updates on Arizona homeschooling requirements and meet other Enlightium families living in Arizona.

Program Options & Pricing Overview

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Graduation Requirements

Admissions

Graduation Requirements

Students who fulfill all the graduation requirements will receive a high school diploma from Enlightium Academy, an accredited and approved private high school.

The goal of Enlightium Academy is to prepare students to meet the 21st-century demands of their post-high school education, work, and/or personal lives. High school students are required to meet Enlightium’s graduation requirements and their state’s graduation requirements:

  • College preparatory students and students who are pursuing an honors diploma must earn a minimum of 24 credits and a minimum 3.5 W-GPA on a 5.0 scale to receive an honors diploma.
  • Enlightium’s high school students who are pursuing an academic diploma must earn a minimum of 22 credits and a minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA on a 4.0 scale.
  • Students with academic or health challenges who are pursuing an occupational diploma must meet or exceed the requirements outlined within the diploma type.

Students who first enroll at Enlightium during their senior year are required to enroll full-time and complete at least 25% of the graduation requirements at Enlightium in order to receive a diploma from Enlightium. The student's counselor will assist in determining which courses need to be passed by the student. Dual Enrollment (DE) students must pass at least 1.5 high school credits each year at Enlightium, in addition to required Dual Enrollment credits to obtain a diploma through Enlightium.

Since a Bible course is required each year per ACSI accreditation, students who attend Enlightium for four years of high school could earn a minimum of 24 credits. However, one or more Bible courses can be waived for part-time students, for students enrolling during the fourth quarter of any school year, and for other cases per the discretion of the counselor.

Seniors that meet Enlightium Academy graduation requirements and comply with their state’s graduation requirements are accepted by most public and private universities nationwide. However, because some colleges and universities have unique admission requirements, we recommend contacting the college/university of your choice to determine what, if any, additional admission requirements exist.

Types of Diplomas Offered by Enlightium Academy

Additional Information

  • Grading Scale

    High school students’ Weighted-Grade Point Averages (W-GPAs) are calculated based on completed high school credits. Only high school credits are weighted.

    Letter Grade Percentage GPA Value
    A+ 97% – 100% 4.0
    A 93% – 96% 4.0
    A- 90% – 92% 3.7
    B+ 87% – 89% 3.3
    B 83% – 86% 3.0
    B- 80% – 82% 2.7
    C+ 77% – 79% 2.3
    C 73% – 76% 2.0
    C- 70% - 72% 1.7
    D+ 67% – 69%  1.3
    D 63% – 66%  1.0
    D- 60% – 62%  0.7
    F 0% – 59%  0.0

    Pass/Fail Weight of Assignments Adjusted
    GPA Values
    P=Passing

    I=Incomplete

    25% for lessons
    30% for projects
    20% for quizzes
    25% for tests
    Honor Courses:
    +0.5 to the GPA

    AP/CC/DE Courses:
    +1.0 to the GPA

  • Academic Awards

    Each individual will receive specific awards for their academic achievement. In order for a student to receive an award, the entire semester’s coursework must be completed by the due date of each semester.

    • Honor Roll – Earn 3.00 to 3.49 GPA each semester
    • Scholar's List – Earn 3.50 to 4.00 GPA each semester
    • Dean's List – Earn greater than a 4.00 GPA each semester
    • Presidential Award – Available to grade 12 only; students must meet the following criteria:
      • Graduate on time or early
      • W-GPA is ≥3.50 
      • Meet or exceed Enlightium’s requirements for community involvement within Enlightium Academy
      • Meet or exceed Enlightium’s requirements for Community Service
  • Education, Career, and Life Readiness

    Enlightium’s counseling departments use a grade-specific Education, Career, and Life Readiness (ECLR) curriculum via the Naviance platform. ECLR lessons provide a blueprint to prepare middle and high school students for success after graduation and provide students the necessary tools to persevere toward their long-term goals. 

    Students in middle school (grades 6–8) will have the opportunity to explore who they are and how their talents, aptitudes, and interests could lead to their ideal career. It provides lessons on using their strengths, goal setting for success, teamwork, stress management, time management, and more. 

    Students in high school (grades 9–12) will have the opportunity to continue to enhance skills in goal setting, time management, stress management, and career planning. Students will explore their post-high school education options, networking, budgeting, financial options including scholarship searches, internships, and the college admissions process. A minimum of 0.5 Career and Tech Education high school credit is fulfilled by completing the grade-specific ECLR requirements.

  • Community Service Requirements

    Students in grades 9–12 are required to complete ten hours of community service for each high school grade level enrolled with Enlightium in order to meet Enlightium’s graduation requirements. This allows high school students to fulfill the Enlightium Academy mission of being a light to the world for the glory of God (Matt. 5:16). Community service experience benefits students when applying for college and for employment opportunities. Enlightium encourages parents’ involvement while their student is engaging in community service projects. It is a great way to model a giving heart to a community in need.

    Community service can be completed for a non-profit and/or religious organization. 

    Some ways students can earn community service hours include:

    • Participating in the local church community
    • Assisting in retirement homes and centers
    • Reading and tutoring in elementary schools
    • Volunteering in church settings
    • Assisting in homeless shelters
    • Volunteering at a humane society

    However, individual service projects are highly recommended. Community service projects allow students to see a need in their community and come up with a way to provide support for that need. It is a great way for students to give back to their community, grow as a person, and develop a servant’s heart. 

    Some examples of individual service projects that students have submitted in the past include:

    • A student organized a dog food drive with his church. They poured the dog food in gallon-sized ziplock bags and passed the bags out to homeless dog owners throughout the city.
    • A student grew up listening to his grandfather read the Bible to him. When the student’s grandfather’s eyesight started to fail, the student began reading the Bible to his grandfather.
    • A student went to the “Free Library” sites around his city and sterilized the receptacles and the books to help keep his community safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.
    • A student took the trash cans to and from the curb of his elderly neighbor’s house on trash day. 

    Community can be defined as family, neighborhood, town, city, county, state, country, or even the world.

  • Homeschool Requirements

    Enlightium Academy is accredited in all 50 states and since the curriculum is teacher-led, it is recognized in many states as a traditional education. However, since students typically do school work from a home setting, your state may have unique homeschool policies. Search for your state on the Enlightium Academy blog to find articles concerning specific requirements.

  • Advanced Placement (AP) Courses

    The Advanced Placement (AP) Program offers rigorous coursework to prepare students for AP exams and the opportunity to earn college credit. Contact your high school counselor and visit the Advanced Placement page for additional information concerning available courses through Ignitia.

  • Dual Enrollment (DE) Courses

    Eligible Enlightium Academy students may take online or in-person courses at a college of their choice within Enlightium’s Dual Enrollment (DE) Program. The eligibility is determined by the college advisor. In order for students to pursue this type of opportunity with Enlightium, they must consult the Dual Enrollment counselor, maintain a minimum  3.0 GPA, and fill out an Enlightium Academy Equivalency Verification Form (provided by their Enlightium counselor) prior to dual enrolling in their local college and registering for college courses. In collaboration with the DE counselor, eligible students are required to pass a minimum of 1.5 credits of high school level Enlightium courses each year that they are enrolled as a DE student to be eligible for an Enlightium Diploma.

  • Graduation Fee

    There is a $200 graduation fee for students in their final year at Enlightium Academy. If the prepayment option is chosen, the $200 fee will be added to the tuition. If the monthly payment plan is chosen, the $200 fee will be divided evenly among the monthly payments. The graduation fee is $300 for international students

    This fee covers the cost of the diploma, handling, and shipping. Diplomas will be sent to students upon completion of all graduation requirements, typically within two weeks of the end of school year. There is no discount on the graduation fee.

  • Diploma Questions

    Students or parents can contact their student’s counselor if they have any questions about the diploma. For questions about the graduation fee, you may contact the Billing Department at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Annual Graduation Ceremony

Graduating seniors

Enlightium Academy hosts an annual live graduation ceremony after each school year ends. Graduating seniors are not required to attend the live ceremony to receive their diplomas.

Watch past graduation ceremonies:

College Acceptance of Enlightium Graduates

Below are samples of college and university acceptance based on the data available to Enlightium Academy. This list is updated annually. If you cannot find a university in the list below at which you would like to apply, please check with that university's admissions department. Note that Enlightium Academy is a private approved school and is accredited by Cognia (formally AdvancED/NWAC) and ACSI.

  • Alabama

    Calhoun Community College
    University Of Alabama
    University of Alabama at Birmingham
    University of Alabama in Huntsville
    University Of South Alabama

  • Arizona

    Arizona State University
    Arizona State University - Tempe
    Grand Canyon University
    University Of Phoenix

  • Arkansas

    Garland County Community College
    Harding University
    John Brown University
    University of Arkansas at Fayetteville
    University of Arkansas at Little Rock
    University of Central Arkansas

  • California

    American River College (Los Rios CC District)
    California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo
    California State Polytechnic
    California State University - Long Beach
    California State University - Sacramento
    City College Of San Francisco
    Concordia University - Irvine
    Cosumnes River College
    Cosumnes River College (Los Rios CC District)
    Culinary Institute of America
    El Camino College
    Fullerton College
    Gavilan College
    Glendale Community College
    Hope International University Non-traditional
    Hope International University Traditional
    Marymount California University
    National University
    Orange Coast College
    Sacramento City College (Los Rios CC District)
    San Diego State University
    San Jose State University
    Sonoma State University
    University of California-Berkeley
    University of California-Davis
    University of California-Irvine
    University of California-Los Angeles
    University of California-Merced
    University of California-Riverside
    Westmont College

  • Colorado

    Colorado Christian University
    Fort Lewis College
    University of Colorado - Denver

  • Connecticut

    Sacred Heart University

  • Delaware

    University of Delaware in Newark
    University of Delaware

  • District of Columbia

    American University
    Georgetown College
    Howard University

  • Florida

    Florida Southwestern State College
    Palm Beach State College
    Rollins College
    Southeastern University
    Tallahassee Community College
    University in Miami
    University of Central Florida
    University of North Florida
    Warner University

  • Georgia

    Columbus State University
    DeKalb Technical College
    Georgia Institute of Technology
    Georgia Perimeter College
    Georgia State University- Pc Decatur
    Mercer University
    Oglethorpe University
    Savannah College of Art and Design
    University of Georgia
    University of North Georgia
    University of West Georgia

  • Hawaii

    Kauai Community College
    University of Hawaii at Manoa

  • Idaho

    Boise State University
    College of Western Idaho
    Northwest Nazarene University

  • Illinois

    College Of Dupage
    DePaul University
    Eastern Illinois University
    Illinois Central College
    Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy
    Judson University
    North Central College
    Northwestern College
    Olivet Nazarene University
    Parkland College
    Rock Valley College
    Roosevelt University
    University of Chicago
    University of Illinois (Springfield)
    Wheaton College

  • Indiana

    Indiana University Bloomington
    Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis
    Ivy Tech Community College
    Purdue University
    Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
    University of Notre Dame
    University of Southern Indiana

  • Iowa

    Des Moines Area Community College
    Iowa State University
    Kaplan College

  • Kansas

    Fort Hays State University
    Kansas State University
    Wichita Area Technical College

  • Kentucky

    Bellarmine University
    Bluegrass Community and Technical College
    Brescia University
    Hopkinsville Community College
    Lindsey Wilson College
    Murray State University
    Midway University
    Transylvania University

  • Louisiana

    Louisiana SU/A&M College
    Northwestern State University
    Tulane University
    University Of Louisiana Lafayette
    University of Louisiana at Monroe

  • Maine

    Southern Maine Community College
    York County Community College

  • Maryland

    Anne Arundel Community College
    College of Southern Maryland
    Johns Hopkins University
    McDaniel College
    Montgomery College
    Montgomery College: Takoma Park
    Notre Dame Of Maryland University
    Towson University
    Univ of Maryland at Baltimore: School of Nursing
    University Of Maryland - University Coll

  • Massachusetts

    Eastern Nazarene College
    Gordon College
    Wentworth Institute of Technology

  • Michigan

    Andrews University
    Eastern Michigan University
    Jackson College
    Oakland Community College
    Olivet College
    Schoolcraft College
    Spring Arbor University
    University of Michigan

  • Minnesota

    Crown College

  • Mississippi

    East Central Community College
    East Mississippi Community College
    Jones County Junior College
    Meridian Community College
    University of Mississippi
    University Of Southern Mississippi
    William Carey University

  • Missouri

    Jefferson College
    Metropolitan Community College - Kansas City
    Missouri State University
    Missouri State University: West Plains
    Ozarks Technical Community College
    St Charles Community College
    University of Missouri: Columbia

  • Montana

    Montana State University
    Mountain State University

  • Nebraska

    Metropolitan Community College

  • Nevada

    University of Nevada Las Vegas

  • New Jersey

    County College of Morris
    Georgian Court University
    Montclair State University
    New Jersey Institute of Technology
    Pillar College
    Rutgers University
    Seton Hall University
    Stevens Institute of Technology
    William Paterson University of New Jersey

  • New Mexico

    Eastern New Mexico University
    University of New Mexico

  • New York

    College of Saint Rose
    Columbia University
    Hofstra University
    Le Moyne College
    New York University
    Pace University
    Rochester Institute of Technology
    Rockland Community College
    SUNY University at Buffalo
    Syracuse University
    Wagner College

  • North Carolina

    Appalachian State University
    Barton College
    Bennett College
    East Carolina University
    Elon University
    Gardner-Webb University
    High Point University
    Nash Community College
    North Carolina Central University
    North Carolina State University
    University of North Carolina
    University of North Carolina at Asheville
    University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
    University of North Carolina at Greensboro
    University of North Carolina at Pembroke
    University of North Carolina at Wilmington
    Wake Technical Community College
    Western Carolina University
    Wingate University

  • Ohio

    Cedarville University
    Columbus State Community Collage
    The Ohio State University - Lima

  • Oklahoma

    Oral Roberts University
    Southern Nazarene University
    University of Oklahoma

  • Oregon

    Chemeketa Community College
    Corban University
    George Fox University
    Lane Community College
    Oregon State University
    University of Oregon
    University of Portland

  • Pennsylvania

    Carlow University
    Eastern University
    Geneva College
    Grove City College
    Harrisburg Area Community College
    Harrisburg University of Science and Technology
    Kutztown University of Pennsylvania
    Lebanon Valley College
    Messiah College
    Pennsylvania State University - Penn State Hazleton
    University Of Pennsylvania
    University of Valley Forge

  • Rhode Island

    Community College of Rhode Island

  • South Carolina

    Clemson University

  • Tennessee

    Belmont University
    Bethel University
    Columbia State Community College
    East Tennessee State University
    Lee University
    Middle Tennessee State University
    Pellissippi State Community College
    Southern Adventist University
    Southwest Tennessee Community College
    Tennessee Technological University
    University of Tennessee: Chattanooga
    University of Tennessee: Knoxville
    University of Tennessee: Martin
    Vanderbilt University
    Volunteer State Community College

  • Texas

    Abilene Christian University
    Angelo State University
    Baylor University
    Blinn College
    Blinn College: Bryan Campus
    Collin County Community College
    Dallas Baptist University
    Hardin-Simmons University
    Houston Baptist University
    Lone Star College System District
    Mountain View College
    Northwest Vista College
    Rice University
    Sam Houston State University
    San Antonio College
    South Plains College
    Southwestern Adventist University
    St. Edward's University
    St. Philip’s College
    Stephen F. Austin State University
    Tarleton State University
    Texas A&M University
    Texas A&M University - College Station
    Texas Christian University
    Texas State University
    Texas Tech University
    The Art Institute of Austin
    The Art Institute of Dallas
    Tyler Junior College
    University of Houston
    University of Mary Hardin-Baylor
    University of Texas
    University of Texas at Arlington
    University of Texas at Austin
    University of Texas at San Antonio
    University of Texas at Tyler
    Weatherford College

  • Utah

    Snow College
    Weber State University

  • Vermont

    Champlain College

  • Virginia

    Bridgewater College
    Christopher Newport University
    Eastern Mennonite University
    George Mason University
    James Madison University
    John Tyler Community College
    Liberty University
    Longwood University
    Mary Baldwin University
    Northern Virginia Community College
    Randolph College
    Richard Bland College
    Shenandoah University
    Strayer University - Washington
    Thomas Nelson Community College
    Virginia Polytech And State Univ
    Virginia Wesleyan University
    Wytheville Community College

  • Washington

    Eastern Washington University
    Green River College
    Green River Community College
    Highline College
    Northwest Leadership College
    Northwest University
    Saint Martin's University
    Spokane Community College

  • West Virginia

    Fairmont State
    Marshall University
    West Virginia State University
    West Virginia University

  • Wisconsin

    Maranatha Baptist University

  • International

    England: University of Bolton
    England: Southampton Solent University
    France: Ecole Emile Cohl
    Georgia: Georgian Technical University
    MacEwan University
    Singapore: Singapore Institute of Management

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