Founded in 1883 with 156 undergraduate degree programs, 1,300+ student organizations, 15 career centers, 7 museums, and more, the University of Texas at Austin truly has a place for every student on its campus.

Founded in 1851, Santa Clara University is the oldest university of higher education in California. Through small class sizes rarely exceeding fifty people, teachers and scholars at SCU strive to nurture and challenge students intellectually, spiritually, socially, and physically.

Located in the heart of Providence, Brown University gives students a taste of vibrant city life, celebrating diversity and different perspectives. However, despite this urban setting, Brown still values its spirit of community and social unity on campus.

Providence College is widely known for its “work hard, play hard” campus culture. As a small, Catholic, liberal arts school, PC fosters a tight knit and hardworking community.

With pride, students often refer to Wesleyan as the “Diversity University” and there is truth in the title, as Wesleyan is culturally, racially and geographically diverse. The vibe on campus is one of tolerance and inclusion. Upon visiting, aspiring students will discover that “Wes” is a large community of passionate learners who are progressive and intelligent.

Worldly, ambitious and accomplished, the students at Columbia University are fortunate enough to receive an Ivy League education on a spectacular campus in the middle of Manhattan. World-class research facilities and over 100 majors provide students with access to some of the nation’s most prestigious undergraduate programs.

Often dubbed the “Harvard of the South,” Rice has become one of the most competitive colleges in the country and one of the most significant research universities worldwide. Set in Houston, not far from the museum district, students have the city within their grasp, but are surrounded by the beauty of Rice’s green and tree-lined campus.

F&M is one of the nation’s oldest and most beautiful college campuses. The curriculum is rigorous, but with an average class size of 18, students will be provided with faculty support and research opportunities that most graduate students would envy at competitive universities.