Wikipedia / State college
Wikipedia / State college
State College is a town in central Pennsylvania, United States.
State College may also refer to:
Related to the town of State College, Pennsylvania
State College Area School District, a school district serving State College
State College Area High School, a high school inside State College
State College Spikes, a minor league baseball team based in State College
In Australia
Secondary schools in Queensland
In Dominica
In Ghana
Abuakwa State College, a secondary school
In Indonesia
In Nigeria
Rivers State College of Arts and Science, now Port Harcourt Polytechnic
In the Philippines
Multiple State Colleges, most of which award graduate degrees in at least one academic area
Institutions formerly named "State College"
Cebu State College, now Cebu Normal University, in the Philippines
Mindanao Polytechnic State College, now University of Science and Technology of Southern Philippines
Rizal State College, now University of Rizal System
In the United States
Institutions offering bachelor's degrees
Bluefield State College, in West Virginia
Charter Oak State College, in Connecticut
Evergreen State College, in Washington state
State colleges in the University System of Georgia
Glenville State College, in West Virginia
Johnson State College, in Vermont
Keene State College, in New Hampshire
Lewis-Clark State College, in Idaho
Lyndon State College, in Vermont
Palm Beach State College, in Florida
State colleges in the Nebraska State College System
State colleges in the University System of New Hampshire
State colleges in the State University of New York
Community colleges offering a limited number of bachelor's degrees
Bismarck State College, in North Dakota
State colleges in the Florida College System
Community colleges offering associate degrees
Carl Albert State College, in Oklahoma
Connors State College, in Oklanoma
James A. Rhodes State College, in Ohio
Lake Region State College, in North Dakota
Lamar State College–Port Arthur, in Texas
Lamar State College–Orange, in Texas
Murray State College, in Oklahoma
North Central State College, in Ohio
Prairie State College, in Illinois
Rose State College, in Oklahoma
Seminole State College, in Oklahoma
Stark State College, in Ohio
Williston State College, in North Dakota
Zane State College, in Ohio
Institutions formerly named "State College"
Armstrong State College, now the Armstrong campus of Georgia Southern University
Bainbridge State College, merged into Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College (ABAC)
Bay State College, defunct
Boston State College, now part of the University of Massachusetts Boston
Cameron State College, now Cameron University, in Oklahoma
Castleton State College, now Castleton University, in Vermont
Clarion State College, now Clarion University of Pennsylvania
Central State College, now University of Central Oklahoma
Central Washington State College, now Central Washington University
Connecticut State College, now University of Connecticut
Darton State College, now The Darton College of Health Professions at Albany State University, in Georgia
East Central State College, now East Central University, in Oklahoma
Edinboro State College, now Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
Eastern Oregon State College, now Eastern Oregon University
Eastern Washington State College, now Eastern Washington University
Fitchburg State College, now Fitchburg State University, Massachusetts
Framingham State College, now Framingham State University, Massachusetts
Gainesville State College, now part of University of North Georgia
Glassboro State College, now Rowan University, in New Jersey
Indiana State College, now Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Kearney State College, now University of Nebraska at Kearney
Lamar State College, now Lamar University, in Texas
Lowell State College, now part of University of Massachusetts Lowell
Macon State College, now part of Middle Georgia State University
Maine State College, now University of Maine
Mansfield State College, now Mansfield University of Pennsylvania
Two institutions named Maryland State College,
from 1916 to 1920, now University of Maryland, College Park
from 1948 to 1970, now University of Maryland Eastern Shore
Memphis State College, now University of Memphis, in Tennessee
Mesa State College, now Colorado Mesa University
Mississippi State College for Women, now Mississippi University for Women-Milwaukee
New Hampshire State College, now University of New Hampshire
New York State College for Teachers, now University at Albany - State University of New York
North Texas State College, now University of North Texas
North Adams State College, now Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
Pennsylvania State College, now Pennsylvania State University
Prairie View State College, now Prairie View A&M University, in Texas
Salem State College, now Salem State University, Massachusetts
Shippensburg State College, now Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania
Two institutions named Southern State College,
from 1951 to 1976, now Southern Arkansas University
from 1964 to 1971, now University of South Dakota-Springfield
Southern Utah State College, now Southern Utah University
State College of Iowa, now the University of Northern Iowa
State College of Physicians and Surgeons of Indiana, now Indiana University School of Medicine
State College of Washington, now Washington State University
Stockton State College, now Stockton University, in New Jersey
Texas State College for Women, now Texas Woman's University
Towson State College, now Towson University, in Maryland
Troy State College, Troy University in Alabama
Utah Valley State College, now Utah Valley State University
West Liberty State College, now West Liberty University, in West Virginia
Western Kentucky State College, now Western Kentucky University
Western Oregon State College, now Western Oregon University
Western State College, now Western Colorado University
Western Washington State College, now Western Washington University
Westfield State College, now Westfield State University, Massachusetts
Wisconsin State College, now part of University of Wisconsin System
Wisconsin State College of Milwaukee, now University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Worcester State College, now Worcester State University, Massachusetts
Multiple schools that became part of the California State University
See also
State university, a type of educational institution