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Deaf and hearing-impaired students will find plenty of resources, programs, and special services at the colleges and universities on this list.

For students passionate about social change, equality, and a forward-thinking curriculum, finding a college that aligns with their values is a top priority. A "progressive"...

Choosing a college is a deeply personal decision, and for many students, finding an LGBTQ-friendly campus that offers a safe and genuinely inclusive environment is a top...

This huge consortium is just for doctorate-granting institutions. Undergraduate schools need not apply.

For some students, the most frightening part of college isn't a final exam, but the ghostly legends and spooky occurrences that haunt their campus. From spectral sightings...

They throw, fight, and basically drown each other in the pool. What's not to love about this sport?

Two-year colleges can save you a lot of dough. Here are our experts' picks for the best community and junior colleges that prepare you for a four-year school.

Mother Nature Network is a website devoted to environmental concerns. The following is their list of colleges offering a range of environmental programs in areas such as marine...

Young women considering pursuing a PhD in math and statistics can follow in the footsteps of many of their peers at these 10 schools.

These are the four-year schools in the Magnolia State accepting articulation agreements. Check with each school you're considering to confirm which community colleges they're...

The students at these schools must have a lot of state pride. Or they're part of a secret, exclusive club. Whatever the reason, they're aren't many outsiders getting in!

Any school can put in a ramp and say they're wheelchair accessible. These colleges and universities really go the extra mile.

Finding a college where you feel a sense of belonging is crucial for a successful academic and social experience. For Native American and Alaskan Native students, this often...

Down, set, hike! Take a look at the schools who rock the football field.

BusinessWeek magazine asked a panel of experts in both business and design to identify top design schools. In other words, this is the Ivy League of design.

These colleges were cited by the John Templeton Foundation for their emphasis on character development as an integral part of the undergraduate experience.