Christian Colleges and Universities

Students often discover that they can enhance their learning environment by attending a college or school that closely associates itself with that student's religious body or spiritual beliefs. A faith based school, or commonly called a parochial school - is quite simply an institution that is supported by some religious body.
Many students find that they become more enthusiastic about their studies, find it easier to make friends, and stay more emotionally balanced when going to a college that aligns itself with their own religious and spiritual viewpoints.
Most faith-based and parochial schools in the US are private institutions and in most cases are a bit more expensive than state universities. However, many of them offer publically funded financial aid and grants to the students who attend them. We encourage you to check degree program and financial aid offerings if you find a school that interest you.
Below you will find a list of several different denominational groups and religious bodies. You can click on any one of them to see the supporting colleges and universities around America that openly support this religion.
Assemblies of God Church Schools and CollegesWe list 11 Assemblies of God Church colleges attended by 19,900 students in California, Florida, Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Texas, and Washington.
Church of Brethren Schools and CollegesDetailed information about 8 Church of Brethren colleges and schools attended by 12,400 students in Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Virginia.
Church of God Schools and CollegesDetailed information about 8 Church of God colleges attended by approximately 15,800 students in Florida, Indiana, Ohio, Oregon, Tennessee, Puerto Rico, and Oklahoma.
Friends Church Schools and CollegesOur directory includes 7 Friends Church schools attended by around 10,500 students in Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, North Carolina, Ohio, and Oregon.
Mormon Church Schools and CollegesFind information about 8 Mormon Church colleges and schools attended by approximately 109,300 students in Arizona, Idaho, Utah, Hawaii, and Virginia.
Protestant Episcopal Church Schools and CollegesWe list 8 Protestant Episcopal Church schools and colleges attended by about 3,800 students in California, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Illinois.
Wesleyan Church Schools and CollegesWe list 6 Wesleyan Church schools with total enrollment of around 7,000 students in Florida, Indiana, New York, Oklahoma, South Carolina, and New Jersey.