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[quote=Anonymous]From US News: 8. What are Regional Universities and Regional Colleges? Like National Universities, Regional Universities offer a full range of undergraduate programs and provide graduate education at the master's level. However, they differ by offering few, if any, doctoral programs. Of the 601 Regional Universities, 238 are public, 348 are private and 15 are for-profit. The 370 Regional Colleges – including 168 public institutions, 188 private schools and 14 for- profits – focus on undergraduate education but grant fewer than 50% of their degrees in liberal arts disciplines. The Regional Colleges category includes some institutions where only a small number of degrees awarded are at the bachelor's level. Regional Universities and Regional Colleges are placed into one of four geographic categories: North, South, Midwest and West.[/quote]
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