TH FOREWORD HE OFFICE OF EDUCATION publishes at approximately 4-year intervals a compilation of lists of institutions of higher education accredited by nationally recognized regional and professional accrediting agencies and by State agencies responsible for accrediting within the various States. This bulletin is the tenth in the series, replacing the 1952 edition. The purpose in issuing periodic revisions of the bulletin is to record the changes that occur and to provide information about accredited higher institutions to college and university officers, State department of education officials, and college and highschool students. Governmental and non-governmental agencies are making increasing use of the publication in various phases of their work. Lists furnished by regional, professional, and State accrediting agencies as of the spring of 1956 are reproduced in this bulletin. LLOYD E. BLAUCH Assistant Commissioner for Higher Education. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE WASHINGTON: 1956 For sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. Price 55 cents. CONTENTS PART I.-INSTITUTIONS ACCREDITED BY NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED REGIONAL Regional associations accrediting institutions of PART II.-PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL Page List of Institutions and Associations Included A Abbott Hospital (Minn.), 68. 59. Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College (Ga.), 11. Academy of Aeronautics, Inc. (N. Y.), 80. Academy of the Holy Angels (La.), 96. Academy of the New Church (Pa.), 23. Accrediting Association of Bible In stitutes and Bible Colleges, 33. Adams State College (Colo.), 10, 75. Adelphi College (N. Y.), 19, 68, 74. Adolphus College, Gustavus (Minn.), 17, 64. Adrian College (Mich.), 98. Aeronautical University, Inc. (Ill.), 80. Agnes Scott College (Ga.), 11. Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas. See Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College System, 26, 32, 47, 82. Agricultural, Mechanical, and Normal College (Ark.), 8, 75. Agricultural and Technical College of North Carolina, 21. Agricultural and Technical Institute. See State University of New York: (Alfred), 20, 80; (Canton), 20, 80; (Cobleskill), 20; (Delhi), 20; (Farmingdale), 20, 38; (Morrisville), 20. Akron, University of (Ohio), 22, 37, 45, 78. Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical College, 7. Alabama College, 7, 63. Albany, College for Teachers at (N. Y.). See State University of New York, 20, 52, 77. Albany Hospital (N. Y.). See Union College and University, 31, 57, 73, 86. Albany Law School (N. Y.). See Union College and University, 51. Albany Medical College (N. Y.). See Union College and University, 62. Albany State College (Ga.), 11, 75. Albert Einstein Medical Center, Northern Division (Pa.), 59, 87; Southern Division (Pa.), 59. Albertus Mangus College (Conn.), 10. Albion College (Mich.), 16, 36, 64, 76. Albright College (Pa.), 23. Alcorn Agricultural and Mechanical College (Miss.), 17. Alderson-Broaddus College (W. Va.), 107. Alexian Brothers Hospital (Ill.), 55, 84; (Mo.), 85. Alfred University (N. Y.), 19. All Saints Hospital (Tex.), 87; see also Terrell's Laboratories, 60. Allan Hancock College (Calif.), 8. Allegheny College (Pa.), 23, 37. Allegheny General Hospital (Pa.), 59, 69. Allegheny Valley Hospital (Pa.), 59. Allen Academy (Tex.), 105, 106. Allen University (S. C.), 25. Allentown General Hospital (Pa.), 31, 59. Alliance City Hospital (Ohio), 58. American Academy of Art (Ill.), 94. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, 7, 32, American Association of Collegiate 35, 40, 49, 71, 82. Alabama State College, 7. (Florence), 8, 75; (Jacksonville), Alabama, University of, 8, 30, 33, 35, 38, 39, 40, 49, 50, 53, 61, 63, 75. Alaska, University of, 8, 40. Schools of Business, 33. American Association of Nurse Anesthetists, 3, 30. American Association of Schools of American Bar Association, 50. American Conservatory of Music (Ill.), 63. American Council on Education for Journalism, 49. American Council on Pharmaceutical American Dental Association, 38, 39. (Mass.), 15. American Library Association, 52. American Medical Association, 53, 61, 70, 73, 83. American Optometric Association, 71. American Osteopathic Association, 71. American Public Health Association, 73. American River Junior College (Calif.), 8. American University, The (D. C.), 11, 50. American Veterinary Medical Association, 82. Amherst College (Mass.), 15, 36. Amos Tuck School of Business Admin istration (N. H.), See Dartmouth Ancilla Domini College (Ind.), 95. Seminary (Ind.), 13. Anderson County Memorial Hospital (S. C.), 59, 87. Anderson Hospital, M. D. (Tex.). See Andrew College (Ga.), 11. 66. Arkansas State College, 8, 75. Arkansas State Teachers College, 8, 63, 75. Arkansas, University of, 8, 33, 35, 40, 50, 54, 61, 63, 71. Arlington State College (Tex.). See Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College System, 26. Armstrong College of Savannah (Ga.), 11. Arnot-Ogden Memorial Hospital (N.Y.), 57. Art Center School, The (Calif.), 8. Art Institute of Chicago, School of (Ill.), 13. Asbury College (Ky.), 14, 76. Asbury Theological Seminary (Ky.), 74. Asheville-Biltmore College (N. C.), 102. Ashland College (Ohio), 22. Ashland Junior College (Ky.), 14. 100. Atchison, Topeka and Sante Fe Railway Hospital (Kans.). See Lattimore-Fink Laboratories, 55. Athens College (Ala.), 7. Athens General Hospital (Ga.), 54. Atlanta University (Ga.), 11, 52, 74. Atlanta University System (Ga.), 11. Atlanta-Southern Dental College (Ga.). See Emory University, 39. Atlantic Christian College (N. Č.), 21. Atlantic City Hospital (N. J.), 57. Augsburg College and Theological Augusta General Hospital (Maine), Augusta, Junior College of (Ga.), 11. Aultman Hospital (Ohio), 58, 86. Austin Presbyterian Theological Austin State College, Stephen F. Averett College (Va.), 27, 66. |