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Allegheny College
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Campus Location: Meadville
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Founded: 1815
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Area:
Crawford County
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School Size: Small
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Type of School: Liberal Arts College
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Student Enrollment: 2,200
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Affiliation: Private (Christian)
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In-State Tuition: $37,000
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Campus Setting: Suburban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $37,000
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Popular Majors: Humanities (Fine Arts, English Literature, Languages), Natural Sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Physics), Social Sciences (Psychology, Economics, Political Science, History, Comunications )
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Description: Allegheny College is located 90 miles north of Pittsburgh in Meadville, PA. It is known for having a high academic atmosphere, and ranks 35th in oldest colleges in the country. The 77-acre campus is easily walkable and has a small town feel, and includes a large outdoor sports complex and protective forest. The Allegheny "Gators" compete in NCAA Division III, in 10 men's sports and 9 sports for women. The college is also in close proximity to Pymatuning State Park and Conneaut Lake Park.
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Art Institute of Pittsburgh
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Campus Location: Pittsburgh (Downtown)
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Founded: 1921
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Area:
Allegheny County
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School Size: Medium
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Type of School: College
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Student Enrollment: 6,200
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Affiliation: Private
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In-State Tuition: $24,000
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Campus Setting: Urban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $24,000
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Popular Majors: Graphic design, Cinematography & Film, Interior Design, Industrial Design, Computer Graphics, Animation, Commercial Photography, Apparel & Accessorites Marking Operations
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Description: If you are looking for a higher-end art school, AIP could be right for you. Located in the former Equitable Gas building in Downtown Pittsburgh, the Art Institute offers a large and diverse array of artistic areas of study. The academic year is divided into quarters. It is particularly known for its superb online program with an impressive list of online course options and favorable online communication. Being situated in downtown Pittsburgh, the school has a high number of commuters, but does also house a large number of students in nearby dormitories. AIP bills itself as "The College for Creative minds", with a mascot of a T-Rex dinosaur.
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Butler County Community College
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Campus Location: Butler
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Founded: 1965
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Area:
Butler County
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School Size: Small
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Type of School: Community College
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Student Enrollment: 3,000
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Affiliation: State
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In-State Tuition: $1,500
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Campus Setting: Rural
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Out-of-State Tuition: $4,000
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Popular Majors: Business, Nursing & Allied Health, Science & Technology, Humanities & Social Sciences
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Description: For young adults or lifelong learners near Butler County, BC3 provides an affordable educational option for 60 degree programs in areas such as nursing, business, healthcare and tech. As a two-year institution, BC3 provides both academic and vocational tracks in earning an Associates Degree, with about a third moving on to transfer to a four-year school. In addition to the more typical areas of study, BC3 offers unique programs as well, including Forensics and Metrology, and provides 25 student organizations. 75 distance learning courses are offered online or by videotape for additional convenience. The school is located in a country setting on 320 acres, about a mile south of the City of Butler on the former Oak Hills Golf Course property.
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California University of Pennsylvania
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Campus Location: California
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Founded: 1852
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Area:
Washington County
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School Size: Medium
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Type of School: University
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Student Enrollment: 9,400
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Affiliation: State
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In-State Tuition: $9,000
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Campus Setting: Suburban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $12,000
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Popular Majors: Sport & Fitness Administration, Education (Elementary), Business Administration, Nursing, Engineering Technology, Accounting, Communications
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Description: California University is situated within the college town of the same name, in the Monongahela Valley of Pennsylvania. The 92-acre campus is adjacent to the town, and has had significant recent remodeling of several of its buildings and facilities. CalU is well-known for its sports, education and business programs, and is a perenial powerhouse in the NCAA Division II sports programs (PSAC Conference). Online classes are available through the "Cal U Global Online" program. The school has a small-town atmosphere and offers over 170 clubs & organizations for its students. The most recognizable building, "Old Main", has been designated a historic public landmark.
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Carlow University
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Campus Location: Pittsburgh (Oakland)
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Founded: 1929
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Area:
Allegheny County
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School Size: Small
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Type of School: University
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Student Enrollment: 2,800
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Affiliation: Roman Catholic
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In-State Tuition: $25,000
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Campus Setting: Urban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $25,000
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Popular Majors: Nursing, Education, Business Admin., Biology, Psychology, Art Studies
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Description: Formerly known as Mount Mercy College, Carlow University has grown, and is situated in the Oakland section of Pittsburgh. There are two additional locations in Cranberry & Greensburg, PA. The University is divided into two colleges plus a graduate school, the College of Arts & Sciences & the College of Professional Studies, which includes the Schools of Management, Nursing & Education. Carlow also provides several Distance Learning Opportunities.
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Carnegie Mellon University
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Campus Location: Pittsburgh (Oakland / Squirrel Hill)
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Founded: 1900
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Area:
Allegheny County
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School Size: Large
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Type of School: University
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Student Enrollment: 6,100
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Affiliation: Private
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In-State Tuition: $45,000
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Campus Setting: Urban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $45,000
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Popular Majors: Engineering (Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical, Civil, etc.), Computer Science, Business Admin., Architecture, Finance, Biology, Economics, Drama, Art Studies, Systems Science, Psychology, Chemistry, Physics
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Description: Originally founded as "Carnegie Institute of Technology" (CIT) by steel-baron Andrew Carnegie, CMU has grown into a world-class university that is comprised of 7 colleges: CIT (Engineering), Mellon College of Science, Dietrich College of Humanities & Social Sciences, College of Fine Arts, Tepper School of Business, School of Computer Science, and the Heinz College of Public Policy & Management. CMU is an international University and has the most diverse population of students in the area. The campus is within walking distance of the University of Pittsburgh and Oakland, but it's campus is more self-contained, featuring the grassy "Cut" and "Mall". The campus also borders Schenley Park & Squirrel Hill. CMU offers 17 varsity teams that compete in NCAA Division III, and their mascot is the "Tartans", keeping in line with the overall Scottish theme of the university, in honor of the heritage of its founder.
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Chatham University
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Campus Location: Pittsburgh (Shadyside)
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Founded: 1869
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Area:
Allegheny County
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School Size: Small
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Type of School: Liberal Arts College
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Student Enrollment: 2,300
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Affiliation: Private
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In-State Tuition: $31,000
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Campus Setting: Urban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $31,000
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Popular Majors: Biology, Education, Nursing, Psychology
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Description: Chatham's original campus is located in the Shadyside section of Pittsburgh, among the famed historic mansions of Pittsburgh's elite. In fact, the 38 acre campus is housed, to a large degree, in former mansions. The grounds are naturally beautiful, and have been enhanced with over 100 varieties of plant species and trees. Chatham is primarily a women's college, except for the Colleges of Graduate Studies and Continuing & Professional Studies. The graduate school ranks nationally for Physical / Occupational Therapy and Nursing. In recent years, CU opened a second campus, "Eden Hall" in suburban Pittsburgh (Richland Township). This larger campus is the home to Chatham's School of Sustainability & the Environment.
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Clarion University of Pennsylvania
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Campus Location: Clarion
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Founded: 1867
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Area:
Clarion County
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School Size: Medium
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Type of School: University
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Student Enrollment: 6,000
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Affiliation: State
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In-State Tuition: $9,000
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Campus Setting: Urban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $16,000
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Popular Majors: Education (Elementary), Media Studies, Business Administration, Psychology, Biology, Marketing, English Lit., Nursing, Finance
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Description: Clarion University is situated on 200 acres in a rural setting, adjacent to the college town of Clarion, PA. It's proximity to the Clarion River and Cook Forest State Park allow for unique outdoor recreational opportunities. The school itself is known for it's Elementary Eduacation and Business programs, and the graduate school is ranked #40 nationally for Library & Information Science programs. Clarion offers a diverse and large number of student organizations, and competes in NCAA Division II with 6 Mens and 9 Womens sports. Kurt Angle, an Olympic gold medalist wrestler, is a notable alumni. The university also maintains 2 branch campuses in Venango & Oil City, PA. Numerous online programs are also offered, primarily by Internet, with over 650 credit courses offered.
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Community College of Allegheny County
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Campus Location: Various
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Founded: 1966
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Area:
Allegheny County
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School Size: Large
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Type of School: Community College
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Student Enrollment: 19,000
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Affiliation: State
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In-State Tuition: $3,000
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Campus Setting: Urban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $8,000
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Popular Majors: Sciences, Social Sciences, History, Humanities, Computer Competency, Foreign Language, The Arts.
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Description: CCAC is the 2nd largest community college in Pennsylvania, and the largest provider of educational services in western PA. This is in large part due to its being an affordable alternative to 4-year colleges. There are 170 academic programs to choose from, in four convienient locations around the county (North Side/Allegheny, McCandless, West Mifflin & Monroeville), plus several other centers. CCAC offers an extensive "life-long" learning program (non-credit) at all of its facilities as well. There are also hundreds of online courses, with 25 degree & 14 certificate programs exclusively online. After 2 years, students may either transfer to a 4-year college or commence their employment.
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Community College of Beaver County
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Campus Location: Monaca
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Founded: 1966
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Area:
Beaver County
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School Size: Small
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Type of School: Community College
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Student Enrollment: 2,700
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Affiliation: State
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In-State Tuition: $2,000
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Campus Setting: Suburban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $5,000
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Popular Majors: Nursing, Aviation, Business, Education, Culinary Arts, Criminal Justice, Arts & Sciences, EMS / Fire & Rescue Training
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Description: CCBC is an affordable option for students in Beaver County. Located in Monaca, it features many academtic options including Nursing & Business.
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DuBois Business College
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Campus Location: DuBois
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Founded: 1885
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Area:
Clearfield County
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School Size: Very Small
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Type of School: Business College
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Student Enrollment: 200
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Affiliation: - -
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In-State Tuition: $10,000
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Campus Setting: Suburban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $10,000
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Popular Majors: Accounting, executive & legal assistance, medical assistance, information systems, entertainment production, etc.
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Description: The Dubois Business College (DBC) is one of the oldest such schools, founded in 1885. Its main facility is located on a 4.1 acre campus in DuBois, but the school also offers classes in Oil City & Huntingdon, PA. It is known for its small class sizes and one-on-one attention. As a business school, many of it's programs can be completed in 21 months or less.
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Duquesne University
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Campus Location: Pittsburgh (Downtown / Soho)
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Founded: 1878
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Area:
Allegheny County
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School Size: Large
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Type of School: University
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Student Enrollment: 10,100
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Affiliation: Roman Catholic
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In-State Tuition: $28,671
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Campus Setting: Urban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $28,671
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Popular Majors: Nursing, Healthcare, Education, Marketing, Finance, Accounting, Biology, Communications, Psychology, Music
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Description: Duquesne University, sitting on the bluff overlooking the Monongahela River, is a well-known Catholic Univeristy, especially for Business, Nursing and Education. Located on the fringe of Downtown Pittsburgh, the school has been a Pitstburgh institution for over a century. It is also a popular commuter school due to its proximity to public transportation, and is known for its proximity to the Consol Energy Center, home of the Pittsburgh Penguins.
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Geneva College
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Campus Location: Beaver Falls
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Founded: 1848
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Area:
Beaver County
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School Size: Small
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Type of School: Liberal Arts College
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Student Enrollment: 1,800
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Affiliation: Private (Reformed Presbyterian)
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In-State Tuition: $22,000
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Campus Setting: Suburban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $22,000
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Popular Majors: Business Administration, Human Resource Mgmt, Education, Social Work, Biblical Studies, Theology, Engineering
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Description: Geneva College, located near Beaver Falls, is an institution that weaves a Christian world view into all areas of campus life. Geneva is situated on 55 acres, and offers a diverse array of challenging programs, from business to education to engineering. Students appriciate the community feel and small class sizes, and in recent years GU's "Golden Tornados" have been competing in NCAA Division III. Geneva is known for providing a solid education in a friendly setting without the excessive partying that other schools many be known for.
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Grove City College
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Campus Location: Grove City
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Founded: 1876
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Area:
Butler County
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School Size: Small
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Type of School: Liberal Arts College
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Student Enrollment: 2,500
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Affiliation: Christian
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In-State Tuition: $13,598
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Campus Setting: Rural
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Out-of-State Tuition: $13,598
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Popular Majors: Biology, Education, English Literature, Accounting, Communications, History, Political Science, Engineering (Electrical, Mechancial)
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Description: Grove City is a Christian college in Grove City, PA. The town is mainly kwown for its "dry" reputation.
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Indiana University of Pennsylvania
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Campus Location: Indiana
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Founded: 1875
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Area:
Indiana County
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School Size: Large
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Type of School: University
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Student Enrollment: 15,126
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Affiliation: State
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In-State Tuition: $8,352
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Campus Setting: Urban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $17,712
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Popular Majors: Criminology, Health & Physical Education, Business Administration, Education (Elementary), Marketing, Communication, Nursing, Psychology, Sociology
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Description: IUP is the center of Indiana, PA and has a college-town atmosphere.
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La Roche College
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Campus Location: Pittsburgh (North Hills / McCandless)
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Founded: 1963
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Area:
Allegheny County
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School Size: Small
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Type of School: College
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Student Enrollment: 1,400
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Affiliation: Roman Catholic
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In-State Tuition: $23,160
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Campus Setting: Suburban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $23,160
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Popular Majors: Interior Architecture, Management Science, Accounting, Marketing, Psychology, Criminal Justice, Design & Visual Communications
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Description: La Roche is located in the northern Pittsburgh suburbs, adjacent to the Sisters of Providence who founded the school. It is increasingly known for its liberal and fine arts programs.
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Mount Aloysius College
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Campus Location: Cresson
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Founded: 1853
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Area:
Cambria County
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School Size: Small
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Type of School: College
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Student Enrollment: 1,600
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Affiliation: Roman Catholic
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In-State Tuition: $18,750
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Campus Setting: Rural
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Out-of-State Tuition: $18,750
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Popular Majors: Nursing, Medical Radiology, Healthcare, Business Admin., Law Enforcement
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Description: Mount Aloysius College is a small Catholic college in rural Cambria County.
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New Castle School of Trades
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Campus Location: Pulaski
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Founded: 1945
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Area:
Lawrence County
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School Size: Very Small
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Type of School: Technical College
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Student Enrollment: 600
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Affiliation: - -
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In-State Tuition: $8,145
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Campus Setting: Rural
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Out-of-State Tuition: $8,145
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Popular Majors: Automotive tech, building & electrical technology, welding, commercial truck driving, machinist technology, refrigeration, etc.
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Description: If you are looking for a solid trade school in the Lawrence County area, then the New Castle School of Trades might be right for you.
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Penn State Altoona
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Campus Location: Altoona
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Founded: 1939
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Area:
Blair County
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School Size: Medium
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Type of School: University
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Student Enrollment: 4,200
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Affiliation: State-Related
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In-State Tuition: $13,500
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Campus Setting: Urban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $20,500
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Popular Majors: Commerce, Education (Elementary), Criminal Justice, Engineering (Electrical), Nursing, Psychology
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Description: A branch campus of Penn State University.
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Penn State Beaver
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Campus Location: Beaver
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Founded: 1965
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Area:
Beaver County
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School Size: Small
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Type of School: University
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Student Enrollment: 1,000
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Affiliation: State-Related
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In-State Tuition: $13,500
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Campus Setting: Suburban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $19,500
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Popular Majors: Business Administraion, Information Science, Psychology
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Description: A branch campus of Penn State University.
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Penn State DuBois
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Campus Location: DuBois
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Founded: 1935
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Area:
Clearfield County
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School Size: Small
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Type of School: University
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Student Enrollment: 1,000
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Affiliation: State-Related
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In-State Tuition: $13,500
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Campus Setting: Urban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $19,500
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Popular Majors: Business Administraion, Human Development & Family Studies, Information Science, Wildlife & Wildland Science, Physical & Occupational Therapy
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Description: A branch campus of Penn State University.
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Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus
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Campus Location: Uniontown
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Founded: 1965
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Area:
Fayette County
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School Size: Small
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Type of School: University
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Student Enrollment: 1,100
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Affiliation: State-Related
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In-State Tuition: $13,500
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Campus Setting: Suburban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $19,500
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Popular Majors: Nursing, Mining Technology, Criminal Justice, Commerce, Construction Engineering Technology
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Description: A branch campus of Penn State University.
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Penn State Greater Allegheny (McKeesport)
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Campus Location: McKeesport
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Founded: 1952
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Area:
Allegheny County
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School Size: Very Small
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Type of School: University
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Student Enrollment: 800
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Affiliation: State-Related
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In-State Tuition: $13,500
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Campus Setting: Suburban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $19,500
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Popular Majors: Business Administration, Psychology, Communications, Information Science
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Description: A branch campus of Penn State University.
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Penn State New Kensington
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Campus Location: New Kensington
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Founded: 1958
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Area:
Allegheny County
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School Size: Very Small
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Type of School: University
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Student Enrollment: 900
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Affiliation: State-Related
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In-State Tuition: $13,500
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Campus Setting: Rural
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Out-of-State Tuition: $19,500
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Popular Majors: Business Administration, Psychology, Biomedical Technology, Medical Radiologic Technology, Information Science
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Description: A branch campus of Penn State University.
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Penn State Shenango
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Campus Location: Sharon
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Founded: 1965
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Area:
Mercer County
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School Size: Very Small
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Type of School: University
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Student Enrollment: 900
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Affiliation: State-Related
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In-State Tuition: $13,500
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Campus Setting: Urban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $19,500
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Popular Majors: Human Development & Family Studies, Business Administration, Nursing, Physical Therapy
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Description: A branch campus of Penn State University.
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Pennsylvania Highlands Community College
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Campus Location: Johnstown
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Founded: 1993
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Area:
Cambria County
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School Size: Small
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Type of School: Community College
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Student Enrollment: 1,400
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Affiliation: State
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In-State Tuition: $2,100
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Campus Setting: Suburban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $5,100
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Popular Majors: Business, Liberal Arts, Human Services, Science, Technology Programs
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Description: Pennsylvania Highlands Community College offers several 2-year programs in the Johnstown area of Cambria County.
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27.
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Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science
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Campus Location: Pittsburgh (East Liberty)
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Founded: 1939
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Area:
Allegheny County
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School Size: Very Small
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Type of School: Technical College
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Student Enrollment: 200
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Affiliation: - -
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In-State Tuition: $15,500
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Campus Setting: Urban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $15,500
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Popular Majors: Embalming & Funeral Directing, Funeral Service Management, Funeral Service Arts & Sciences
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Description: As the name suggests, the Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science is very specialized. It is the main institution in the area for those interested in funeral service.
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28.
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Point Park University
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Campus Location: Pittsburgh (Downtown / Soho)
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Founded: 1960
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Area:
Allegheny County
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School Size: Medium
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Type of School: University
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Student Enrollment: 4,000
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Affiliation: Private
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In-State Tuition: $23,720
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Campus Setting: Urban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $23,720
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Popular Majors: Business Administration / Management, Criminal Justice, Drama, Dance, Cinematography, Broadcast Journalism, Psychology, Elementary Education, Engineering (Electrical)
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Description: Located in Downtown Pittsburgh, Point Park is known for its business programs.
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Robert Morris University
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Campus Location: Moon Township
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Founded: 1921
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Area:
Allegheny County
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School Size: Medium
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Type of School: University
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Student Enrollment: 5,000
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Affiliation: Private
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In-State Tuition: $23,038
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Campus Setting: Suburban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $23,038
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Popular Majors: Business Administration, Accounting, Marketing, Communications, Finance, Education, Nursing, Sports & Fitness Administration, Design & Visual Communications
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Description: Robert Morris is located near the Pittsburgh International Airport. It is known for its business programs. It also maintains a smaller, Downtown campus.
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Saint Francis University
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Campus Location: Loretto
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Founded: 1847
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Area:
Cambria County
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School Size: Small
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Type of School: University
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Student Enrollment: 2,500
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Affiliation: Roman Catholic
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In-State Tuition: $27,808
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Campus Setting: Rural
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Out-of-State Tuition: $27,808
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Popular Majors: Medical Assistance, Occupational / Physical Therapy, Education, Accounting, Marketing
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Description: Saint Francis University is known for it's medical & healthcare related programs. It is a small, Catholic institution in rural Cambria County.
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31.
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Saint Vincent College
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Campus Location: Latrobe
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Founded: 1846
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Area:
Westmoreland County
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School Size: Small
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Type of School: Liberal Arts College
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Student Enrollment: 1,900
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Affiliation: Roman Catholic
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In-State Tuition: $28,853
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Campus Setting: Suburban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $28,853
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Popular Majors: Biology, Accounting, History, Marketing, Psychology, English Lit., Elem. Education, Political Science
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Description: St. Vincent's is known locally for its Seminary & as the summer home of the Pittsburgh Steelers. However it provides a solid education in a variety of programs.
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32.
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Seton Hill University
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Campus Location: Greensburg
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Founded: 1883
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Area:
Westmoreland County
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School Size: Small
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Type of School: University
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Student Enrollment: 2,232
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Affiliation: Roman Catholic
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In-State Tuition: $28,354
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Campus Setting: Suburban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $28,354
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Popular Majors: Business Administration, Marketing, Biology, Psychology, Human services, History, Criminal Justice
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Description: Located on the fringe of Greensburg, PA, Seton Hill is a local Catholic University, traditionally for women. It offers a variety of majors in business, liberal arts and sciences.
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33.
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Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania
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Campus Location: Slippery Rock
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Founded: 1889
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Area:
Butler County
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School Size: Medium
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Type of School: University
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Student Enrollment: 8,852
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Affiliation: State
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In-State Tuition: $8,506
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Campus Setting: Suburban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $11,626
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Popular Majors: Business Administraion, Education (Elementary, Special), Athletic Training, Health & Physical Education, History, Psychology, Sociology, Occupational Safety
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Description: "The Rock" is primarily known for its business and elementary education programs, as well as its athletic-related programs.
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Thiel College
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Campus Location: Greenville
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Founded: 1886
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Area:
Mercer County
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School Size: Small
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Type of School: University
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Student Enrollment: 1,096
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Affiliation: Evangelical Lutheran
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In-State Tuition: $24,856
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Campus Setting: Suburban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $24,856
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Popular Majors: Business Admin., Psychology, Law Enforcement, Elem. Education, Accounting, Biology
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Description: Thiel College is located near Greenville, PA.
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35.
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Triangle Tech - DuBois
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Campus Location: DuBois
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Founded: 1944
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Area:
Clearfield County
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School Size: Very Small
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Type of School: Technical College
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Student Enrollment: 250
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Affiliation: - -
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In-State Tuition: $15,000
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Campus Setting: Suburban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $15,000
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Popular Majors: Electrical, Carpentry, Welding Technology, CAD Technology
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Description: Triangle Tech is a well-known trade school in western Pennsylvania.
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36.
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Triangle Tech - Greensburg
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Campus Location: Greensburg
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Founded: 1944
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Area:
Westmoreland County
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School Size: Very Small
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Type of School: Technical College
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Student Enrollment: 200
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Affiliation: - -
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In-State Tuition: $15,000
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Campus Setting: Urban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $15,000
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Popular Majors: Electrical, Carpentry, HVAC, CAD Technology
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Description: Triangle Tech is a well-known trade school in western Pennsylvania.
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37.
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Triangle Tech - Pittsburgh
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Campus Location: Pittsburgh (North Side)
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Founded: 1944
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Area:
Allegheny County
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School Size: Very Small
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Type of School: Technical College
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Student Enrollment: 250
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Affiliation: - -
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In-State Tuition: $15,000
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Campus Setting: Urban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $15,000
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Popular Majors: Electrical, HVAC, Carpentry, Welding Technology, CAD Technology
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Description: Triangle Tech is a well-known trade school in western Pennsylvania.
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Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry
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Campus Location: Ambridge
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Founded: 1975
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Area:
Beaver County
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School Size: Very Small
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Type of School: Graduate Studies
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Student Enrollment: 150
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Affiliation: Episcopal
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In-State Tuition: $11,000
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Campus Setting: Suburban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $11,000
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Popular Majors: Religious Studies, Biblical Studies
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Description: Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry is a very small institution in Ambridge, PA. It is mainly for those with a religious vocational calling.
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University of Pittsburgh
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Campus Location: Pittsburgh (Oakland)
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Founded: 1787
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Area:
Allegheny County
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School Size: Huge
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Type of School: University
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Student Enrollment: 29,000
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Affiliation: State-Related
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In-State Tuition: $16,132
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Campus Setting: Urban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $25,540
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Popular Majors: Finance, Accounting, Engineering (Civil, Mechanical, chemical, Biomedical, Computer, Electrical, Industrial), Creative Writing, Political Science, Speech, English Lit., Economics, Nursing, Rehab & Theropeutic Professions, History, Neuroscience, Chemistry, Art History)
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Description: The University of Pittsburgh is the centerpiece of the busy Oakland section of Pittsburgh. The towering "Cathedral of Learning" dominates the skyline and serves as the Univerisity's most recognizable entity, and is known for its 27 "Nationality Rooms" which are open to the public. As a national university, it provides the most areas of study of all the colleges in southwestern Pennsylvania. It is consistently ranked within the Top 25 Research Univerisites and maintains a working relationship with nearby Carnegie Mellon University. The Pittsburgh "Panthers" compete in NCAA Division I with 19 varsity sports, with Football and Basketball getting the most attention on a national scale. Pitt has a vibrant Greek Life and offers numerous student organizations, and is known for many traditions such as the "Bigelow Bash" spring festival and the Forbes Field Home Plate Slide. The home plate is preserved in its original location on the floor of a hallway inside of Posvar Hall.
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40.
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University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg
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Campus Location: Greensburg
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Founded: 1963
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Area:
Westmoreland County
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School Size: Small
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Type of School: University
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Student Enrollment: 1,800
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Affiliation: State-Related
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In-State Tuition: $12,626
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Campus Setting: Suburban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $22,818
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Popular Majors: Commerce, Psychology, Biology, Speech, Law Enforcement Administration
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Description: The University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg (UPG) is a branch campus of the University of Pittsburgh.
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University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown
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Campus Location: Johnstown
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Founded: 1927
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Area:
Cambria County
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School Size: Small
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Type of School: University
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Student Enrollment: 3,000
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Affiliation: State-Related
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In-State Tuition: $6,500
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Campus Setting: Suburban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $12,000
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Popular Majors: Commerce, Speech, Education (Elementary, Secondary), Engineering Technology, Engineering (Mechanical), Biology, Psychology
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Description: The University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown (UPJ) is a branch campus of the University of Pittsburgh.
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Washington & Jefferson College
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Campus Location: Washington
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Founded: 1781
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Area:
Washington County
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School Size: Small
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Type of School: Liberal Arts College
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Student Enrollment: 1,500
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Affiliation: Private
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In-State Tuition: $36,420
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Campus Setting: Urban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $36,420
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Popular Majors: Commerce, Accounting, Psychology, English Lit., Education, History, Biology, Political Science
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Description: Located in busy Washington, PA, W&J is one of the oldest institutions in the area. Situted on a picturesque campus, it offers a variety of programs.
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43.
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Waynesburg University
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Campus Location: Waynesburg
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Founded: 1849
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Area:
Greene County
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School Size: Small
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Type of School: Liberal Arts College
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Student Enrollment: 2,500
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Affiliation: Presbyterian Church (USA)
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In-State Tuition: $19,090
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Campus Setting: Suburban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $19,090
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Popular Majors: Nursing, Education, Business Admin., Communications, Public Admin., Accounting, Forensic Science
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Description: Waynesburg University is known for its nursing and education programs. Situated in the college town of Waynesburg, the college offers a variety of majors including Forensic Science.
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44.
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Westminster College
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Campus Location: New Wilmington
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Founded: 1852
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Area:
Lawrence County
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School Size: Small
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Type of School: Presbyterian
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Student Enrollment: 1,600
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Affiliation: Private
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In-State Tuition: $30,310
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Campus Setting: Rural
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Out-of-State Tuition: $30,310
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Popular Majors: Education, Business Admin., Biology, Public Relations, English Lit., History
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Description: Westminster is located in a rural setting, known as "Amish Country" near New Wilmington, PA.
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45.
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Westmoreland County Community College
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Campus Location: Youngwood
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Founded: 1960
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Area:
Westmoreland County
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School Size: Medium
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Type of School: Community College
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Student Enrollment: 6,200
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Affiliation: State
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In-State Tuition: $1,500
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Campus Setting: Suburban
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Out-of-State Tuition: $4,000
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Popular Majors: Accounting, Drafting, Computer Technology, Web Design, Legal Assistance, Nursing, Robotics, Travel & Tourism, Electronics Engineering Technology
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Description: Westmoreland County Community College (WCCC) offers local students a variety of 2-year programs at an affordable price. The main campus is in Yooungwood, but there are several campus sites throughout the county.
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