Not Profiled Yet

We write up 170 colleges in detail. These are the other 2,310 US colleges that grant at least a bachelor’s degree and that we have not got to. A college being here is not a judgment on it — it is a queue.

Our detailed list is built from national rankings, which is why it thins out in states whose strongest universities are ranked regionally. Everything below comes from the federal IPEDS directory (2024) — every currently-open US institution that takes undergraduates and grants at least a bachelor’s degree. Some are community colleges that now award one, which is why the list is wider than “four-year colleges” would suggest.

Pick a state. If you want one of these written up properly, ask, and we will add it to the queue.

Alabama33Alaska7American Samoa1Arizona39 +2Arkansas27California195 +22Colorado34 +3Connecticut25 +4Delaware5 +1District of Columbia9 +4Florida122 +5Georgia61 +4Guam3Hawaii9Idaho12Illinois70 +4Indiana51 +4Iowa32 +3Kansas32Kentucky25 +9Louisiana30 +1Maine16 +3Maryland31 +2Massachusetts61 +16Michigan51 +2Minnesota41 +3Mississippi18Missouri63 +2Montana14Nebraska23 +1Nevada14New Hampshire12 +1New Jersey56 +4New Mexico12New York183 +19North Carolina63 +5North Dakota15Northern Mariana Islands1Ohio118 +3Oklahoma30 +1Oregon28 +3Pennsylvania113 +13Puerto Rico63Rhode Island10 +2South Carolina37 +2South Dakota17Tennessee48 +2Texas135 +6US Virgin Islands1Utah19 +2Vermont8 +1Virginia55 +5Washington60 +4West Virginia25Wisconsin42 +2Wyoming5

The grey number is how many we have not profiled. The cyan one, where there is one, is how many we have.