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Colleges vs Universities

"What is a college, am I not in a college already? Am I not applying to a university?"

This is a very common question among us Bangladeshi students. To answer it simply, In the US (and in most other countries) pre-university level educational institutes are regarded as high schools. So for the Bangla medium, up to HSC level (class 12) is high school (though we call it college).

On a similar note, many universities for undergraduate education are called colleges. Although, there are a few differences (especially in the US).

CollegeUniversity
Only UndergradUndergrad + Postgrad
Smaller campus + Student bodyLarger campus + Student body
More teaching-focusedMore research-focused
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Some universities have a dedicated college inside them. For example: Harvard University has Harvard College, Yale University has Yale College etc. Usually these are undergraduate branch of the university that focus more of liberal arts education. Basically you get the best of both worlds.

Colleges That Meet 100% Demonstrated Need

  1. Agnes Scott College (Marvin B. Perry President’s Scholarship)
  2. Amherst College
  3. Bard College
  4. Barnard College
  5. Barry University (Stamps Scholarship)
  6. Bates College
  7. Beloit College (one full tuition)
  8. Bennington College
  9. Berea College
  10. Boston College
  11. Boston University
  12. Brandeis University
  13. Brown University
  14. Bowdoin College
  15. Bryn Mawr College
  16. Caltech
  17. Carleton College
  18. Case Western Reserve University
  19. Centre College (Lincoln Scholarship)
  20. Claremont McKenna College
  21. Clark University (Presidential Scholarship)
  22. Colby College
  23. Colgate University
  24. College of William & Mary (W&M Scholars)
  25. Colorado College
  26. Columbia University
  27. Connecticut College
  28. Cornell University
  29. Dartmouth College
  30. Davidson College (James B. Duke Scholarship)
  31. Denison University
  32. DePauw University
  33. Dickinson College (Presidential Scholarship)
  34. Duke University (Robertson Leadership Scholars Program)
  35. Emory University (Presidential Scholarship)
  36. Elizabethtown College (Stamps Scholarship)
  37. Fisk University (Erastus Milo Cravath Presidential Scholarship)
  38. Florida International University (Presidential Premier Scholarship)
  39. Franklin & Marshall College
  40. Gettysburg College
  41. Grinnell College
  42. Hamilton College
  43. Hampshire College
  44. Harvard University
  45. Harvey Mudd College
  46. Haverford College
  47. Hendrix College (Hays Memorial Scholarship)
  48. Hillsdale College (Leadership Scholarship)
  49. Indiana University Bloomington (Wells Scholars Program)
  50. Johns Hopkins University
  51. Kenyon College
  52. Lafayette College
  53. Lehigh University (Soaring Together Scholarship)
  54. Lewis & Clark College
  55. Macalester College
  56. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  57. Miami University, Ohio (Presidential, Merit, and Stamps Scholarship)
  58. Middlebury College
  59. New York University
  60. Northwestern University
  61. Oberlin College
  62. Occidental College
  63. Ohio Wesleyan University
  64. Pitzer College
  65. Pomona College
  66. Princeton University
  67. Principia College
  68. Reed College
  69. Rhodes College
  70. Rice University
  71. Rollins College (Alfond Scholarship)
  72. Scripps College
  73. Sewanee The University of the South (Global Scholarship)
  74. Skidmore College
  75. Smith College
  76. Stanford University
  77. St. Olaf College
  78. Swarthmore College
  79. Sweet Briar College
  80. Trinity College, Connecticut
  81. Tufts University
  82. Union College
  83. University of Alabama (Academic Elite Scholarship)
  84. University of Chicago
  85. University of Houston (Tier One Scholarship)
  86. University of Kentucky (Otis Singletary Scholarship)
  87. University of Maryland, College Park (Banneker/Key Scholarship)
  88. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (Robertson Leadership Scholars Program)
  89. University of Notre Dame
  90. University of Pennsylvania
  91. University of Richmond (Richmond Scholars Program)
  92. University of Rochester
  93. University of Southern California (Trustee Scholarship)
  94. University of Southern Mississippi (Academic Merit)
  95. University of South Florida (Merit – full tuition highest)
  96. University of Texas at Arlington (Presidential Honors Scholarship)
  97. University of Texas at Dallas (Eugene McDermott Scholars Program; Academic Excellence Scholarship)
  98. University of Wisconsin-Madison (King Morgridge Scholarship)
  99. Vanderbilt University
  100. Vassar College
  101. Villanova University (Presidential Scholarship)
  102. Wabash College (Trustee Scholarship)
  103. Wake Forest University (Signature Scholarship)
  104. Washington and Lee University
  105. Washington University in St. Louis
  106. Wesleyan University
  107. Wellesley College
  108. Whitman College
  109. Williams College
  110. Wofford College (Richardson Family Scholarship)
  111. Yale University