College Scholarships, Colleges, and Online Degrees

Below, you will find two lists. The first is a list of Catholic colleges and universities offering online degree programs and the second is a list of list of Catholic colleges and universities offering traditional campus-based courses, certificate programs, and degree programs.

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Catholic Colleges and Universities by State

ALABAMA

Spring Hill College

Dominican University of California
Holy Names University
Loyola Marymount University
Mount St Mary's College
Notre Dame de Namur University

CALIFORNIA

Regis University

COLORADO

Ave Maria University
Barry University
Saint Leo University
St Thomas University

FLORIDA

Chaminade University

HAWAII

Benedictine University
DePaul University
Dominican University
Lewis University
Lexington College

ILLINOIS

Ancilla College
Calumet College of St. Joseph
Holy Cross College
Marian College

INDIANA

Briar Cliff College
Clarke College
Loras College
Mount Mercy University
Saint Ambrose University

IOWA

Benedictine College
Donnelly College
Newman University
University of St. Mary

KANSAS

Bellarmine University
Brescia University
Saint Catharine College
Spalding University
Thomas More College

KENTUCKY

Loyola University
Our Lady of the Holy Cross College
Our Lady of the Lake College
Xavier University of Louisiana

LOUISIANA

St. Joseph's College of Maine

MAINE

Anna Maria College
Assumption College
Boston College
College of the Holy Cross
Elms College
Emmanuel College

MASSACHUSETTS

Aquinas College
Madonna University
Marygrove College
Siena Heights University
University of Detroit Mercy

MICHIGAN

Avila University
Fontbonne University
Rockhurst University
Saint Louis University

MISSOURI

Carroll College
University of Great Falls

MONTANA

College of Saint Mary
Creighton University

NEBRASKA

College of Saint Mary Magdalen
Rivier College
St. Anselm College
Thomas More College of Liberal Arts

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Assumption College for Sisters
Caldwell College
College of St. Elizabeth

NEW JERSEY

Canisius College
College of Mount Saint Vincent
College of Saint Rose
Dominican College
Fordham University
Hilbert College
Iona College
LeMoyne College
Manhattan College

NEW YORK

Belmont Abbey College

NORTH CAROLINA

University of Mary

NORTH DAKOTA

Chatfield College
College of Mount St Joseph
Franciscan University of Steubenville
John Carroll University
Lourdes University
Mercy College

Notre Dame College
Ohio Dominican University
University of Dayton
Ursuline College
Walsh University
Xavier University

OHIO

St. Gregory’s University

OKLAHOMA

OREGON

RHODE ISLAND

Providence College
Salve Regina University

Mount Marty College
Presentation College

SOUTH DAKOTA

Aquinas College
Christian Brothers University

TENNESSEE

TEXAS

College of Saint Thomas More
Our Lady of the Lake University
St. Edward's University
St. Mary's University
University of Dallas
University of St. Thomas
University of the Incarnate Word

College of St. Joseph
St. Michael's College

VERMONT

Alverno College
Cardinal Stritch University
Edgewood College
Marian University
Marquette University
Mount Mary College
St. Norbert College
Silver Lake College
Viterbo University

WISCONSIN

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As you will see, there are nearly 200 Catholic colleges and universities in 38 states and Washington, D.C.

There are 10 or more Catholic colleges and universities in 6 states…California, Illinois, Massachusetts, New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. Twelve states… Alaska, Arkansas, Arizona, Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Mississippi, Nevada, New Mexico, South Carolina, Utah, and Wyoming…have no Catholic institutions of higher education.

Catholic colleges have long been the choice of American Catholic students who seek educational programs and campus environments influenced by their faith. In addition, they have always welcomed and attracted a significant number of international students and students of other faiths at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.