Guide To Green Colleges PDF

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GUIDE TO 322
GREEN COLLEGES
Presented in partnership with the Center for Green Schools at the U.S. Green Building Council
2013 Edition
Learn how the top 322 green colleges are
raising the bar on sustainability and preparing
students to be global leaders in a new
paradigm of people, planet and prosperity.
THE PRINCETON REVIEWS
GUIDE TO 322 GREEN COLLEGES

2013 EDITION
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THE CENTER FOR GREEN SCHOOLS
AT THE U.S. GREEN BUILDING COUNCIL
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CONTENTS
Introduction ..............................................................................................................................................................................5
About This Book ..................................................................................................................................................................5
How We Produced This Book .............................................................................................................................................6
Why Sustainability On Campus Matters .......................................................................................................................10
Getting Into College ..........................................................................................................................................................12
Getting Involved ...............................................................................................................................................................14
How This Book Is Organized...........................................................................................................................................15
Glossary ...............................................................................................................................................................................19
The Schools ............................................................................................................................................................................22
School Says ...........................................................................................................................................................................187
Index ......................................................................................................................................................................................207
Alphabetical Index ...........................................................................................................................................................207
Index by Location ............................................................................................................................................................213

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INTRODUCTION
ABOUT THIS BOOK
When researching colleges, it is important to remember that you should be trying to figure out more than What
college is best, academically? The thing is, its not hard to find academically great schools in this country, but you
should really focus on finding a college that suits your academic goals as well as some personal pursuits.
Over the past 20 years, it has been our mission to provide students with savvy and sometimes hard-to-get informa-
tion about colleges so that they can find and get in to their best fit schools. To do that, we have authored over
200 college guidebooks, most notably, our Best Colleges guidebook series, which provides statistical data and nar-
rative descriptions of the most academically outstanding institutions in the United States and Canada.
You may be wondering how this guide is different. This is a guide to 322 colleges and universities that have dem-
onstrated a notable commitment to sustainability. While it differs from our Best Colleges guidebooks in that it does
not report information based on our surveys of students attending the schools, it very much embodies our phi-
losophy that finding your best fit school means looking at everything from the schools academic offerings to its
extracurricular options and, here, its commitment to going green. We recognize there is a rising interest among
students in attending colleges that practice, teach, and support environmentally responsible choices. Among the
more than 7,000 college applicants The Princeton Review surveyed for its 2012 College Hopes & Worries Survey,
68 percent of respondents said they would value having information about a colleges commitment to the environ-
ment, reflecting a steady increase since we began asking this question in 2008. (PrincetonReview.com/college-
hopes-worries.aspx).
There is a sincere and growing interest among students in identifying and Did You Know?
applying to colleges where there is a demonstrated commitment to sus- Middlebury College became the first
tainability. But what exactly does this commitment entail? Why should it institution of higher education in the
matter whether a college has practices in place that support green living? United States to offer an environmental
And how can you determine whether a school is committed to going studies major, establishing the major in
green? 1965.*
While you might be able to do some online research and come up with
independent evaluations of the schools commitment to sustainability, The Princeton Reviews Guide to 322 Green
Colleges differs in that its not about grading schools. Nowhere in this book will you find a hierarchical listing of
the greenest colleges or the ones with the best sustainability practices. The point begs repeating: THIS BOOK
IS NOT A RANKING.
Rather, our aim is to highlight 322 campuses which, based on our survey of their school administrators, demon-
strate a strong commitment to sustainability. Some of them are just in the beginning stages of defining sustain-
ability priorities while others are reaping the rewards of a long-term commitment to green. A holistic approach to
sustainable living on campus binds these schools together, covering everything from procurement and building
guidelines to green academic programs and preparation for sustainable careers, and a willingness to be account-
able for their green commitments. Just as there is no such thing as a perfect college (just a perfect college for you),
there is not one way to be green; a school surrounded by a wildlife reserve will have different sustainability pri-
orities than one in the middle of a giant metropolis, and what is actually achievable for each may not be the same.
Thats why, in this book, we take both a quantitative and qualitative look at a schools sustainability efforts in areas
weve identified as most important to students: 1) whether students have a campus quality of life that is both
healthy and sustainable 2) how well a school is preparing students for employment in the green economy 3) how
environmentally responsible a schools policies are. We invited 2,000
schools to take our survey in order to come up with the 322 profiled here.
In addition to earning the highest Green Rating (which youll learn more Did You Know?
about later), the green initiatives of these institutions enhance students UCLA's hospital cafeterias replaced all
academic experience and quality of life in ways that truly merit Styrofoam cups with biodegradable,
recognition. paper-insulated cups, which will save
hundreds of thousands of pounds of
waste material every year.
*. Source: http://community.middlebury.edu/~enviroc/aande.html
Source: http://www.sustain.ucla.edu/campus/

More and more students are going to college now than ever before, so educational institutions are busy accom-
modating this growth with new academic buildings and dorms while ensuring that existing facilities are running
efficiently. The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) helps provide a layer of accountability for college campuses
seeking ways to make their green building projects, both old and new, as environmentally responsible as possible.
USGBCs LEED green building rating system is the nationally accepted benchmark for the design, construction,
and operation of green buildings. Many of the schools profiled in these pages have LEED-certified buildings on
campus or a commitment to future LEED projects, but that was not a criterion for inclusion in the book.
All of the schools in this guide, whether or not they are profiled in our annual Best Colleges book, are exemplary
institutions that address the balance of people, planet, and prosperity in fascinating ways. Our hope, in coordinat-
ing with the USGBC, is to break down what green looks like across different campuses in a way that will help you
to choose the right school to live sustainably.
HOW WE PRODUCED THIS BOOK

The story of how we produced this book needs to begin with the story of how our Green Rating began. Thats
because our criteria for the selection of schools in this book and much of the data we report in their school write-
ups relies largely on our unique Green Rating of colleges and our surveys of college administrators upon which
we tally those ratings.
However, like most of what we do at The Princeton Review, our purpose in producing it starts with students and
what we learned from them about issues that matter in their college searches.
In the 20072008 school year, as we visited campuses (one of the most inspiring parts of our job) and saw a grow-
ing number of student and school-based initiatives on college campuses around environmental issues and prac-
tices, we decided to add a green question to our College Hopes & Worries Survey. We asked how important
it would be to have information about a schools commitment to the environment in their assessments of whether
to apply to or attend the school. The response, in a word: very.
We quickly got to work to collect data on this topic from the hundreds of colleges at which we annually survey
administrators for statistical information we report in our college guidebooks and website profiles. We teamed up
with ecoAmerica (www.ecoAmerica.org), an environmental nonprofit research and partnership-based organiza-
tion, to help us decide what to ask schools about their environmentally-conscious policies, practices, and priorities.
Working with a national advisory board created expressly for this project, we identified 28 questions for our insti-
tutional survey.
Like our other seven college ratings (www.princetonreview.com/college/college-ratings.aspx)including our
Fire Safety, and Financial Aid Ratingsour Green Rating is a numerical score from 60 to 99 that we tally based on
several data points. Colleges that do not supply answers to a sufficient number of the questions for us to fairly
tally a rating for them in any category receive a rating of 60* (sixty with an asterisk) in that category.
Note: Our College Ratings differ from our College Rankings; our Rankings are lists entirely based on our surveys
of students attending the schools in that book (only) who rate their own institutions on an 80-question survey and
report on their campus experiences at their schools. Our Ratings are scores primarily based on our surveys of
administrators who report institutional data to us about colleges and universities that we analyze to tally their
score.
Our Green Rating provides a measure of a schools performance as an environmentally proactive institution as
well as its efforts to provide (and continually develop) an environmentally-beneficial student experience.
Specifically it looks at: whether the students have a campus quality of life that is both healthy and sustainable; how
well a school is preparing its students for green jobs in the 21st century, as well as for citizenship in a world now
defined by environmental concerns and opportunities; and how environmentally responsible a schools policies
are.
In the fall of 2009, we teamed up with the Center for Green Schools at U.S. Green Building Council to produce the
first edition of this book. Together we believed it was important to produce an expanded resource for students
looking for information about colleges particularly committed to the environment and to building sustainable
campuses.

CRITERIA FOR THE PRINCETON REVIEW GREEN RATING OF COLLEGES
The Princeton Review tallies its Green Rating scores based on institutional data it obtains from the colleges in
response to ten survey questions that ask:
1. The percentage of food expenditures that goes toward local, organic or otherwise environmentally preferable
food.
2. Whether the school offers programs including free bus passes, universal access transit passes, bike sharing/
renting, car sharing, carpool parking, vanpooling or guaranteed rides home to encourage alternatives to
single-passenger automobile use for students.
3. Whether the school has a formal committee with participation from students that is devoted to advancing
sustainability on campus.
4. Whether new buildings are required to be certified LEED Silver.
5. The schools overall waste-diversion rate.
6. Whether the school has an environmental studies major, minor or concentration.
7. Whether the school has an environmental literacy requirement.
8. Whether the school has produced a publicly available greenhouse gas emissions inventory and adopted a
climate action plan consistent with 80 percent greenhouse gas reductions by 2050 targets.
9. What percentage of the schools energy consumption, including heating/cooling and electrical, is derived
from renewable sources (this definition included green tags but not nuclear or large scale hydropower).
10. Whether the school employs a dedicated full-time (or full-time equivalent) sustainability officer.
In July 2012 we were able to tally and report Green Rating scores for 806 colleges and universities in our school
profiles in our various books and website out of 2,000 schools that were contacted. Of those, 21 schools attained
scores of 99 and were named to our fourth Green Rating Honor Roll reported in our The Best 377 Colleges. In alpha-
betical order, they were:
American University
Arizona State University
California Institute of Technology
California State University, Chico
Catawba College
Chatham University
College of the Atlantic
Columbia University
Georgia Institute of Technology
Goucher College
Green Mountain College
Harvard College
Northeastern University
San Francisco State University
University of CaliforniaSanta Cruz
University of South CarolinaColumbia
University of Washington
University of WisconsinOshkosh
University of WisconsinStevens Point
Vanderbilt University
Warren Wilson College

Now in its fourth edition, The Princeton Reviews Guide to Green Colleges profiles 322 colleges and universities in
America with an outstanding commitment to environmental awareness, sustainable practices, and integrating sus-
tainability into classes, curricula, certificates and degress. This book does not rank schools on a hierarchical list, but
rather focuses on colleges that are leading by example.
Some, but not all of the schools in this book are also found in our flagship Best Colleges book, which profiles insti-
tutions we believe are the most academically outstanding in the country. Though this book contains some narrative
and statistical information about schools that we also report in our Best Colleges book, it differs in three important
aspects:
1. It does not include any rankings of schools or top lists.
2. It is based on surveys garnered from college and university staff and not surveys filled out by students, there-
fore excluding firsthand student opinions from the guide.
3. It focuses on one aspect of college life: living and learning at a school that prioritizes a green campus, a green
curriculum and a green community.
Nowhere in this book will you find a hierarchical listing of the greenest colleges or the ones with the best sustain-
ability practices;just as we believe there is no such thing as the best college (just the best college for you), there is no
one way to run a sustainable campus.
All 322 schools in this book, however, have demonstrated a strong commitment to sustainability initiatives. We
chose them based on Green Rating scores we tallied for and reported in our 2012 school profiles. Of all the schools
that responded to our Green Survey and received Green Ratings, these 322 schools scored in the 80s or 90s on our
tallies. They are terrific institutions in our opinion, with many unique and varying offerings.
For this reason, we applaud and recommend them to students seeking to spend their college experience at an insti-
tution that shares their priorities for a more sustainable future.
We hope you will peruse these profiles and be impressed as we were. We also encourage you to use this information
as a springboard to learn more about the schools, to visit their sustainability websites (when noted) and better yet,
visit the campuses themselves.
Finally, we hope youll remember that sustainable living is just one aspect of the college experience. Many factors
should go into your assessment of the colleges you are considering. Visit all the colleges you can and talk to their
students. Ask what they love about their schools and what they believe needs improving. Form your own opinion
about the colleges. At the end of the day, its what you think that matters the most and will enable you to answer
that all-important question: Which college is best for me?
THE CENTER FOR GREEN SCHOOLS AT THE U.S. GREEN

BUILDING COUNCIL AND THE PRINCETON REVIEW: A
PARTNERSHIP FOR ADVANCING SUSTAINABILITY
To produce this book, The Princeton Review once again partnered with the Washington, D.C.-based non-
profit the Center for Green Schools at the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) (www.centerforgreen-
schools.org) because of its leadership, expertise and transformational work toward making schools
healthier, safer, and more efficient places for learning.
Founded in 1993, USGBCs is committed to a prosperous and sustainable future for our nation through
cost-efficient and energy-saving green buildings. The non-profit works towards it mission of market trans-
formation through its LEED green building program, robust educational offerings, the annual Greenbuild
International Conference & Expo, and advocacy in support of public policy that encourages and enables
green buildings and communities.
As the most widely recognized and widely used green building program across the globe, LEED is certify-
ing 1.6 million square feet of building space each day in more than 135 countries. LEED is a certification
program for buildings, homes and communities that provides building owners and operators with a
framework for identifying and implementing practical and measurable green building design, construc-
tion, operations and maintenance solutions. Today, nearly 50,000 projects are currently participating in
LEED, comprising more than 8.9 billion square feet of construction space.
As colleges and universities address sustainability on campus, many are using LEED to guide the design,
construction, operations and maintenance of both new and existing facilities. To learn more about LEED,
visit usgbc.org/LEED.

With USGBC's strong background in transforming communities and the Center's work with both K12
schools and higher ed, the Center was an ideal partner for this project. The Center for Green Schools was
established by USGBC in 2010 to make sure every student has the opportunity to attend a green school
within this generation. From kindergarten to college and beyond, the Center works directly with staff,
teachers, faculty, students, administrators, elected officials and communities to drive the transformation
of all schools into sustainable places to live and learn, work and play. The Centers work in greening
schools has struck a common chord across industry sectors, political affiliations, and generations.
Approximately 25 percent of the nations total population goes to school or sets foot on a campus every
day. There are nearly 140,000 K12 schools, colleges and universities in the United States, and millions of
faculty, students, staff, and administrators walk into classrooms, libraries, cafeterias, and lecture halls that
compromise their ability to learn and teach.
United Technologies Corporation (UTC) has supported the vision of the Center as its Founding Sponsor.
UTC's generous support helps the Center raise the volume on USGBCs efforts to drive wholesale change
in how schools are designed, constructed and operated so that they enhance the learning experience for
students and save money for school districts and higher education institutions. The Center for Green
Schools Presidents Award was presented with support from UTC for the first time in 2012, acknowledg-
ing two outstanding college presidents, representing both two-year and a four-year institutions, for
visionary leadership on their campus, in their community, and among their peers. UTC will continue to
support the mission of the Center in 2013 by supporting effective programs, honoring additional presi-
dents and proudly sponsoring the Guide to Green Colleges again.
High-performing schools are places to educate high-performing students, and beyond the bricks and
mortar, these schools are home to a new generation of leaderssustainability leaderscapable of driving
global market transformation.
You can find the Center for Green Schools online at centerforgreenschools.org, facebook.com/
centerforgreenschools and on Twitter @mygreenschools.
WHERE WE LEARN MATTERS: GREEN APPLE & DAY OF SERVICE 2013

Green Apple is an initiative of the Center for Green Schools at USGBC to put all students in schools
where they have clean and healthy air to breathe, where energy and resources are conserved, and where
they can be inspired to dream of a brighter future.
The Green Apple initiative is powered by volunteers who participate in community-based efforts; pro-
moted by media partners, like-minded NGOs, and high-profile ambassadors; and funded by corporate
partners who believe that where our students learn matters.
Green Apple celebrated its official launch with the first-ever Green Apple Day of Service on Sept. 29,
2012. The first Day of Service brought together advocates from around the world, including students,
teachers, parents, elected officials, organizations, companies, and others, who took action in their com-
munities through service projects at local schools, creating lasting change through active participation,
engagement, and education. Nearly 1,300 projects engaged thousands of volunteers in every state
across the U.S. as well as in 49 countries around the globe.
The second annual Green Apple Day of Service takes place on Sept. 28, 2013.
For more information on Green Apple and Green Apple Day of Service, visit mygreenapple.org.

WHY SUSTAINABILITY ON CAMPUS MATTERS
In the United States, there are more than 4,300 institutions of higher learn-
Did You Know? ing, and each has a campus of anywhere from one to as many as several
Buildings in the U.S. are responsible for hundred buildings. Some campuses sprawl in flat open spaces; others are
about 40% of CO2 emissions.* crammed into dense urban environments. Some have buildings that pre-
date the Civil War; and others have brand new architectural icons that
define the personality of the institution.
Until recently, you could count on most of those buildings being energy hogs. Nearly every one of those buildings
was a profligate waster of water and other precious natural resources. And many of those buildings had an indoor
environment filled with toxic chemicals and limited air exchange, making them at best uncomfortable and at worst
unsafe for their occupants.
But campuses that include green buildings as a part of their campus master plansnew ones or retrofits to the
ones that already existare decreasing their carbon footprints, saving energy, saving water, reducing waste and
saving money. And this is merely one strategy in use as campuses every-
Before you print that where demonstrate their leadership in sustainability.
essay, check the paper in
the printer! In 1983 the United Nations convened the Brundtland Commission to address
One ton of paper made completely from
growing concerns about the accelerating deterioration of the human envi-
recycled scrap saves 7,000 gallons of ronment and natural resources and the consequences of that deterioration
water, 4,100 kilowatt-hours of energy, for economic and social development. The commission determined that the
three cubic yards of landfill space, and developing environmental crisis was global in nature and that the worlds
17 trees. nations needed to establish policies for sustainable development. The com-
missions findings led to the most widely quoted definition of sustainability:
Meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of
future generations to meet their own needs. But in todays world, sustainability and green are often used inter-
changeably to describe concepts and practices that are kinder to the earth and better for humans.
Ways of living more sustainably can take many forms, from adjustments in individual lifestyles to the develop-
ment of green technologies. In 2002, the United Nations (UN) adopted Resolution 57/254, which established the
United Nations Decade of Education for Sustainable Development (20052014). The UNs focus on sustainability
in higher education is not incidental; a college campus is often its very own city or town with a significant carbon
footprint.
Colleges train the next generation of leaders who will ultimately be responsible for putting green ideas into prac-
tice. By infusing sustainability principles into every aspect of higher education, there is a new priority for a whole
generation of leaders, educated and trained, to make a greener world now.
WHY SUSTAINABILITY MATTERS FOR YOU (AND YOUR FUTURE)

You want to be equipped to join the emerging green economy, and that means attending a college that offers a
green education. Schools that scored well on our green survey and are featured in this book have courses that help
you understand your way around renewable energy, organic agriculture,
and the tools for developing smart, efficient products. As an example,
Did You Know? Emory Universitys Piedmont Project is an annual, cross-disciplinary
NYU has been the largest university workshop that has become a national model for teaching faculty how to
purchaser of wind energy in the US for incorporate sustainability into their curriculum. Additionally, schools like
two years running; through green the Georgia Institute of Technology and The George Washington University
power, NYU is achieving benefits equiv- offer more than 100 courses with a sustainability focus, covering every-
alent to removing 12,000 cars from the thing from the expectedenvironmental policy, for exampleto the unex-
road or planting 72,000 trees. pected, like anthropology and religion ... and that is just the beginning!
Not only do green colleges provide great courses, they also have under-
grads involved in top-notch research. Students at Washington State
University get to participate in projects focused on the development of clean technologies; others explore how to
move agriculture from a source of greenhouse gases to an eliminator of it. Undergrads across the country have
taken the green lead, launching recycling, composting, and conservation programs on their campuses and pushing
for more environmentally friendly policies.
*. Source: www.usgbc.org/DisplayPage.aspx?CMSPageID=124
. Source: www.oberlin.edu/recycle/facts.html
. Source: http://www.nyu.edu/sustainability/about.sustainability/fast.facts.php

Given the choice, would you rather live in an energy hog of a dorm with poor ventilation and very little natural
light or a green dorm with real-time energy feedback and water-efficient toilets and faucets? Schools like the
Maharishi School of Management in Iowa and Sonoma State in California make a point to account for green attri-
butes when designing and operating their buildings. Many of their facilities incorporate natural lighting, improve
air quality, and reduce energy and water use. Maharishis new Sustainable Living facility will even generate its
own heating, cooling, and electricity needs. In turn, these attributes foster more welcoming academic and social
communities and result in buildings that create a better place to live, learn, and play.
Going green also improves your quality of life when it comes to dining. Many of the fruits and vegetables we eat
are transported from across the world meaning that they have to be picked early and then sprayed with chemicals.
Wouldnt you rather eat something that has more of its natural vitamins and minerals and isnt coated in pesti-
cides? Schools such as Lafayette College in Pennsylvania believe that food tastes better when its local and organ-
ic. They forego long distance, low-grade cafeteria food and offer their students fresh and local cuisine whenever
possible.
Lastly, consider how mobility plays into your standard of living. How walkable is a particular campus? Is pub-
lic transportation accessible? Schools such as University of MarylandCollege Park transport more than 2.6 mil-
lion riders per year via the campus shuttle, while offering a myriad of other alternative transportation options,
from free bus passes to bike-share, and even car-share programs. Youll definitely appreciate the freedom these
choices afford, all while lessening your environmental impact.
If you choose to attend a school with a commitment to sustainability, the academic, research, and extracurricular
opportunities available will put you a step ahead of the competition when it comes to getting one of the green jobs
of the future, and make your college experience that much more enjoyable.
SUSTAINABILITY 101
Interested in getting your feet wet? For an introduction to sustainability-related topics, check out the
following resources:
Confessions of a Radical Industrialist: Profits, People, and PurposeDoing
Business by Respecting the Earth. New York: St. Martins Press, 2009.
Sustainability on Campus. Cambridge: MIT
Press, 2004.
No Impact Man: The Adventures of a Guilty Liberal Who Attempts to Save the Planet,
and the Discoveries He Makes About Himself and Our Way of Life in the Process. New York: Picador,
2010.
Biomimicry: Innovation Inspired by Nature. New York: William Morrow & Co.,
1997.
Rescuing a Planet Under Stress and a Civilization in Trouble. New York
City: W. W. Norton & Co., 2003.
Climate Crash: Abrupt Climate Change and What It Means for Our Future. Washington,
D.C.: Joseph Henry Press, 2005.
Beyond Growth: The Economics of Sustainable Development. Boston: Beacon Press,
1996.
Hot, Flat, and Crowded: Why We Need a Green Revolutionand How it Can
Renew America. New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2008.
Green Building and LEED Core Concepts. Second Edition. new.usgbc.org/resources/green-build-
ing-and-leed-core-concepts-guide
Our Choice: A Plan to Solve the Climate Crisis. New York: Simon & Schuster, 2009.
Blessed Unrest. New York: Penguin, 2008.
The Ecology of Commerce: A Declaration of Sustainability. New York: Harper
Collins, 2010.
Greening Our Built World: Costs, Benefits and Strategies. Washington, D.C.: Island
Press, 2010.
The Sustainable University: Green Goals and New
Challenges for Higher Education Leaders. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2012.

Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make
Things. New York: North Point Press, 2002.
Limits to Growth. New York: Universe Books, 1972.
The Omnivores Dilemma: A Natural History of Four Meals. New York: Penguin
Press, 2006.
Fast Food Nation. New York: Houghton Mifflin, 2001.
For a continually updated list of informative books on sustainability, visit usgbc.org/knowledgecenter.
GETTING INTO COLLEGE

The Princeton Reviews Guide to 322 Green Colleges includes public and private schools, all-womens colleges, histori-
cally black colleges, science and technology-focused institutions, nontraditional colleges, highly selective schools,
and some with virtually open door admissions policies. If youre like any one of the two million (and growing!) high
school students who apply to college each year, youre probably wondering what admissions officers at these schools
are looking for in an applicant.
The good news is that getting into a green college is no different than getting
Sustainability.edu into any other college. On the other hand, applying to colleges can be a
Check out the sustainability websites for stressful experience, no matter where youre headed. Heres a brief primer
the colleges in which you are in interest- on what you should be doing year by year in high school to prepare yourself
ed. There you can find out about green for admission to your best fit college. For a detailed guide on how you can
initiatives on campus impacting student make the most of your high school years and segue those experiences into a
life inside and outside of the classroom. successful college application, check out our book: The Portable Guidance
Counselor: Answers to the 284 Most Important Questions About Getting Into
College. Pick it up at PrincetonReviewBooks.com.
FRESHMAN YEAR
Its easier to finish well in high school if you start off that way. Concentrate on your studies and work hard to earn
good grades. Get to know your teachers and ask for their help if you are having trouble in a subject (or even if you
just really enjoy it and want to learn more). They will most certainly want to help you do your best. Make a point
to meet your guidance counselor to begin thinking about colleges you may be interested in and the courses and
admission tests they require. Also work on building your vocabulary to get an early start on prepping for the SAT
and ACT. Check out our Essential SAT Vocabulary flashcards or download our Vocab Minute podcasts on
PrincetonReview.com.
SOPHOMORE YEAR
As a sophomore, youll need to stay focused on your studies. Youll also want to choose one or more extracur-
ricular activities that interest you. Admissions officers look favorably on involvement in student government,
student newspaper, varsity sports, and community service. If youre
applying to a green school, admissions officers might also look favorably
ACT or SAT? upon involvement in organizations that advocate for sustainable practic-
Not sure which test to take? First make es. But dont overload your schedule with activities just to rack up a long
sure that all the schools to which youre list of extracurriculars that you hope will impress admissions officers.
applying accept both tests (nearly all Colleges would much rather see you focus on a few worthwhile extracur-
colleges now do so, but its best to riculars than divide your time among a bunch of different activities that
check). Then take the test on which you youre not passionate about. If you didnt earn strong grades during your
do better. Visit PrincetonReview.com to freshman year, start doing so this year. Scope out your high schools most
take a free assessment test that will help challenging course offerings. If youre applying to a selective school,
you identify whether the ACT or SAT is youll want to sign up for as many Advanced Placement courses as you
better for you. We also have a new can reasonably take, starting in your junior year. Admissions officers will
book on this very subject: ACT or SAT?
want to see that youve earned high grades in challenging classes. Our test
Choosing the Right Exam for You. No
prep book series, Cracking the AP, can help give you a leg up on passing
matter which test you end up taking,
the AP exams and gaining college credit while in high school.
you should plan to spend three to twelve
weeks preparing for the tests. You may have the opportunity to take the PSAT in your sophomore year.
Given every October, the PSAT is a shortened version of the SAT. It is used

to predict how well students may do on the SAT, and it determines eligibility for National Merit Scholarships.
While your PSAT scores wont count until you retake the test in your junior year, you should approach this as a
test run for the real thing. Check out our book, Cracking the PSAT/NMSQT for more info. It has two full-length
practice tests and tips on how to score your best on the test.
JUNIOR YEAR Financial Aid 101

Youll start the year off by taking the PSAT in October. High PSAT scores in All students applying for financial aid
your junior year will qualify you for the National Merit Scholarship com- (including federal, state, and institutional
petition. To become a finalist, you also need great grades and a recommen- need-based aid) need to complete the
dation from your school. FAFSA (Free Application for Federal
Student Aid) form. The form is available
Make sure your grades reflect the quality of your work. When colleges look in high schools in December, but you
at your transcripts they put a heavy emphasis on junior year grades. cant submit it until January. You may
Decisions are made before admissions officers see your second semester also need to complete the CSS/PROFILE
senior year grades, and possibly before they see your first semester senior form, state aid forms, and any addition-
year grades! Its critical that your junior year grades are solid. al forms provided by the colleges. The
During your junior year, youll probably take the SAT or ACT test for the Princeton Reviews book Paying for
first time. Most colleges require scores from one of these tests for admission College Without Going Broke explains
how the financial aid process works and
and/or scholarship award decisions. Plan to spend three to twelve weeks
how to maximize your eligibility for aid.
preparing for the tests. The SAT is comprised of Math, Critical Reading,
It is the only annually-updated guide that
and Writing sections. Colleges will see your individual section scores and
gives line-by-line strategies for complet-
your composite score, but generally theyll be most concerned with your
ing the FAFSA, which is particularly
composite score. complicated and crucial. The FAFSA is
More and more students are opting to take the ACT in addition to, or the need-analysis document used to
instead of, the SAT. Most colleges accept the ACT in lieu of the SAT. The determine your EFC (Expected Family
ACT has an English, Reading, Math, and Science section, plus the optional Contribution)the amount of money
Writing section (some schools require the essay, so be sure to ask before you your family is expected to ante up
take the test). toward the cost of college.
Most highly selective colleges also require you to take three SAT Subject Tests in addition to the SAT or ACT. If
you have SAT Subject Tests to take, plan now. You cant take the SAT and SAT Subject Tests on the same day. The
Princeton Review can help with all the standardized tests you will need to take throughout high school. Log on to
PrincetonReview.com for more info about our classes and study guides.
Also take time during your junior year to research colleges, and, if possible, visit schools high on your hopes
list. When researching colleges, youll want to consider a variety of factors besides whether or not you can get in
including location, school size, majors or programs offered that interest you, cost of tuition and availability of
financial aid. Be on the lookout for the campus green attributes. Are there opportunities to complete community
service projects, enroll in classes, and join extracurricular activities focused on sustainability? It helps to visit
schools because its the best way to learn whether a school may be right for you. If you can schedule an interview
with an admissions officer during your visit, it may help him or her discover how right you may be for the school.
SENIOR YEAR
Its time to get serious about pulling everything together for your applications. Deadlines will vary from school to
school and you will have a lot to keep track of, so make checklists of whats due when. If youre not happy with
your previous SAT scores, you should take the October SAT. If you still need to take any SAT Subject Tests, now
is the time.
If you have found the school of your dreams and youre happy with your grades and test scores, consider filing
an early decision application. Many selective colleges commit more than half of their admissions spots to early
decision applicants. To take this route, you must file your application in early November. By mid-December, youll
find out whether you got inbut theres a catch. If youre accepted early decision to a college, you must withdraw
all applications to other colleges. This means that your financial aid offer might be hard to negotiate, so be pre-
pared to take what you get.
Regardless of which route you decide to take, have a backup plan. Make sure you apply to at least one safety
schoolone that you feel confident you can get into and afford. Another option is to apply early decision at one
school, but apply to other colleges during the regular decision period in the event that you are rejected from the
early decision college.
When you ask teachers to write recommendations for you, give them everything they need. Tell them your appli-
cation deadline and include a stamped, addressed envelope, or directions on how to submit the recommendation
online, and be sure to send them a thank you note after you know the recommendation was turned in. Your essay,
on the other hand, is the one part of your application you have total control over. Dont repeat information from

other parts of your application. And by all means, proofread! Youll find tips from admissions officers on what they
look for (and what peeves them the most) about college applicants essays in our book, College Essays That Made a
Difference.
In March and April, colleges will send you a decision from the admissions office regarding your admission or
rejection. If you are admitted (and you applied for financial aid) youll also receive a decision from the financial
aid office detailing your aid award package. The decision from the financial aid office can sometimes be appealed.
The decision from the admissions office is almost always final. If you are wait listed, dont lose hope. Write a letter
to the college expressing how much youd still like to attend the school and include an update on your recent
activities. When colleges admit students from waiting lists, they almost always give preference to students who
have made it clear that they really want to attend. Its important to wait until youve heard from all of the colleges
youve applied to before making your final choice. May 1 is when youll need to commit to the lucky college that
will have you in its freshman class. We know how exciting but stressful that decision can be. If youre having a
difficult time choosing between two colleges, try to visit each of them one more time. Can you imagine yourself
walking around that campus, building a life in that community, and establishing friendships with those people?
Finally, decide and be happy. Dont forget to thank your recommenders and tell them where youll be going to
school. Some of the best times of your life await you!
Did You Know?

GETTING INVOLVED
Pulling an all-nighter to cram for tomor-
rows exam? Make sure you use a fluo- With so many ways to make a difference, do you ever find that its hard to
rescent light bulb, which doesnt flicker decide where to start? Fortunately, there are little things you can do each
or hum, and lasts longer and uses of a and every day to help save our planet. Here are some easy suggestions to
quarter of the energy used by an incan- implement into your daily routine that go a long way toward helping our
descent bulb.* world get on the path to sustainability.
GREEN TIPS
Tip #1: Use laptops instead of desktops. Laptops use less energy and require fewer resources to manufacture.
Whatever you use, make sure to activate those sleep/hibernate settings when your computer is not in use. Screen
savers do not save any energy!
Tip #2: Light it up. Use compact fluorescent lights (CFLs) instead of regular bulbs. They last 812 times longer and
use 25 percent less energy.
Tip #3: Check the labels. When you shop for a new appliance, look for the Energy Star label. This means that the
appliance saves energy. Avoid products that contain ChloroFluoroCarbons (CFCs), because these destroy the
ozone layer.
Tip #4: Invest in a power strip. Plug all your appliances in one areasay, your toaster, blender, and coffee maker
into a power strip. Then when youre done using them, simply turn the power strip switch from reset to off.
This will make it easier to get into the routine of turning off electrical appliances when you leave the room.
Tip #5: Avoid water waste. Turn off the water when youre not using it and
Did You Know? check all your faucets for drips. Installing low-flow toilets in your home
Fend off vampire power! The energy can lower your overall water use by as much as 25 percent.
use known as standby power or vam-
pire power (because it sucks your
Tip #6: Rearrange the furniture. Cut down on the need for artificial lighting
power in the middle of the night). You
during the day by arranging desks and reading chairs near the window.
dont need garlic or wooden stakes:
Maximize heating and cooling efficiency by opening the curtains and lift-
you can simply unplug appliances that
ing the blinds during the day and closing them at night to insulate the
are not in use. windows.
Tip #7: Be a groupie.
Organize a carpool to travel to work and school.
Group your errands so that you avoid going around in circles and time
them so have to make less frequent outings. For solo trips, travel by bicycle or public transportation whenever
possible.
Tip #8: Shop smart. Always ask for paper bagsnever plastic (plastic bags are not biodegradable). Better still,
bring a cloth bag when you shop, or if your purchase is small enough, dont take a bag at all. Buying in bulk saves
on packaging, and shopping for reusable products (a glass baking dish rather than a disposable one, for example)
will cut down on waste.
*. Source: http://www.worldwatch.org/node/1494
. Source: http://sustainablechoices.stanford.edu/actions/in_the_home/unplugappliances.html

Tip #9: Cut down on paper. For those pesky allergies, use handkerchiefs instead of Kleenex. Wipe up kitchen spills
with a dish cloth instead of a paper towel. Always use paper products made from 80100 percent recycled paper,
preferably with high post-consumer content.
Tip #10: Reuse as well as recycle. Use reusable containers for food storage instead of wrapping food in foil or plas-
tic wrap. Make it a point to buy products with recycled contents and/or recyclable packaging. Start a backyard
composting bin for yard clippings and donate your unwanted furniture, appliances, and clothing so that they may
be reused.
Making these small lifestyle changes are some of the easiest things you can do to reduce your inpact on the envi-
ronment. You can also join green organizations on campus and help organize sustainability education initiatives
for your peers, local businesses, and even your school. USGBC offers many ways to get involved, from its family
of USGBC Members to its network of local chapters to its USGBC Students program.
If your time is limited and you would like to support sustainability in another way, consider making a donation
to a favorite nonprofit: Dollars are welcome, but so are your old clothes, computers, dishes, bicycles, cell phones,
and furniture. Finally, if you feel that you want to study sustainability in college and make a career out of it, by all
means, do so! The schools profiled in this book are great destinations for green career training. Whatever your
objective, remember to stay focused on the long term.
Be the change that you wish to see in the world.
Mahatma Gandhi
HOW THIS BOOK IS ORGANIZED

Each of the colleges and universities in this book has its own half page profile. To make it easier to find and compare
information about the schools, weve used the same profile format for every school. Look at the sample page below:
Each spread has several components. First, at the very top of the profile you will see the schools address, telephone
and fax numbers for its admissions office, the telephone number for its financial aid office, and its sustainability
website and/or e-mail address.
The logo badges indicate that the school is a USGBC member, a STARS rated institution, home to a USGBC Students
chapter, and/or a signatory of the ACUPCC (more detail on these organizations is available on page 17).
The profile header is followed by a Green Highlights section, which is based primarily on school administrators
survey responses for that particular college. This section shares the straight-from-the-school feedback we got from
the school administrator filling out our survey. The section summarizes the sustainability initiatives on campus that
the school was most proud of. When appropriate, it also incorporates statistics provided by the schools about their

sustainability efforts. Quotes, when they appear, were derived directly from the schools survey responses and/or
from online information sources the school may have referred us to in their responses.
The shaded column on the right is where the schools statistical data appears. The statistics were culled from ques-
tionnaires school administrators fill out. Keep in mind that not every category will appear for every school, since in
some cases the information is not reported or not applicable. If a school has completed each and every data field
(and not all do), the headings will appear in the following order.
% food budget spent on local/organic food
The percentage of food expenditures that go toward local, organic, or otherwise environmentally preferable food.
Available transportation alternatives (preferred parking, bike share/rent, car share, guaranteed ride home)
Indicates whether the school offers programs including free bus passes, universal access transit passes, bike shar-
ing/renting, car sharing, carpool parking, vanpooling, or guaranteed rides home to encourage alternatives to
single-passenger automobile use for students.
School has formal sustainability committee
Whether the school has a formal committee with participation from students that is devoted to advancing sustain-
ability on campus.
New construction must be LEED-certified or certified by a comparable third-party rating system
Indicates whether new buildings are required to be seek LEED certification or certification by a comparable third-
party rating system.
Waste-diversion rate
The schools overall waste-diversion rate.
Environmental studies degree available
Indicates whether the school has an environmental studies major, minor, or concentration.
Environmental literacy requirement
Indicates whether the school requires the students to take environmental literacy course.
Public GHG inventory plan
Indicates whether a school has produced a publicly available greenhouse gas emissions inventory and adopted a
climate action plan consistent with 80 percent greenhouse gas reductions by 2050 targets.
% of school energy from renewable resources
The percentage of the schools energy consumption, including heating/cooling and electrical, that is derived from
renewable resources (this definition included green tags but not nuclear or large scale hydro power).
School employs a sustainability officer
Indicates whether the school employs a dedicated full-time (or full-time equivalent) sustainability officer.
School provides guidance on green jobs
Indicates whether the schools Career Services Office provides programming and/or counseling specifically for
jobs and internships in the green sector.
% school cleaning products that are green certified
The percentage of the schools cleaning expenditure budget that goes toward buying Green Seal-certified products.
% school grounds maintained organically
The percentage of the schools grounds maintained through organic methods.
Total undergrad enrollment
The total number of degree-seeking undergraduates who attend the school.
# of applicants
The total number of degree-seeking applicants to the school.
% of applicants accepted
The percentage of applicants to whom the school offered admission.
Average HS GPA
The average grade point average of entering freshmen. We report this on a scale of 1.04.0 (occasionally colleges
report averages on a 100 scale, in which case we report those figures).
Range/Average SAT Verbal, Range/Average SAT Math, Range/Average SAT Writing
The average and the middle 50 percent range of test scores for entering freshmen.
Annual tuition
The tuition at the school; for state schools, the tuition for in-state residents.
Required fees
Estimated fees for books, transportation, and other incidentals.

Room and board
Estimated annual room and board costs.
% of students receiving need-based financial aid
The percentage of all degree-seeking undergrads who applied for financial aid, were determined to have financial
need, and received any sort of aid, need-based or otherwise.
Nota Bene: The statistical data reported in this book, unless otherwise noted, was collected from the profiled col-
leges from the fall of 2011 through the spring of 2012. In some cases, we were unable to publish the most recent
data because schools did not report the necessary statistics to us in time, despite our repeated outreach efforts.
Because the enrollment and financial statistics, as well as application and financial aid deadlines, fluctuate from
one year to another, we recommend that you check with the schools to make sure you have the most current infor-
mation before applying.
To all of our readers, we welcome your feedback on how we can continue to improve this guide. We hope you will
share with us your questions, comments, and suggestions.
Please contact us at Editorial Department, Princeton Review Books, 317 Madison Avenue, Rm 521, New York, NY
10017, or e-mail us at editorialsupport@review.com.
PROFILE BADGES
Under Green Highlights, you may see one of four logos, indicating that, as of December 31st, 2012, the listed
institution is a member of USGBC, a STARS rated institution, and/or a signatory of the American College &
University Presidents Climate Commitment (ACUPCC).
USGBC
USGBCs national members are organizations, corporations and institutions across the globe who share
USGBCs vision. USGBC member organizations come from every industry and are part of a vibrant and
diverse community which offers unlimited opportunities for connecting individuals and businesses with
the people, information and ideas they need to be part of the rapidly growing green building industry.
STARS
The Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating System (STARS) is a transparent, self-reporting
framework for colleges and universities to gauge relative progress toward sustainability. Over 400 insti-
tutions are participating in STARS and over 150 have earned a rating. STARS was developed by AASHE
with broad participation from the higher education community. STARS is designed to:
developed with broad participation from the campus sustainability community.
The STARS framework is intended to engage and recognize the full spectrum of colleges and universities in the
United States and Canadafrom community colleges to research universities, and from institutions just starting
their sustainability programs to long-time campus sustainability leaders. STARS encompasses long-term sustain-
ability goals for already high-achieving institutions as well as entry points of recognition for institutions that are
taking first steps toward sustainability.
USGBC Student Groups
Students across America are passionately pursuing sustainability issues on their cam-
puses and in their own lives. USGBC Students is the college/university engagement
program at USGBC. USGBC Students helps recruit, equip, and connect the next gen-
eration of leaders to the green building movement and sustainable design industry.
The interdisciplinary members of these student groups transform their campuses, communities, and careers
through action.
USGBC Students efforts can include advocating for green building projects on campus, running an energy audit
on a residence hall, organizing a recycling competition among various departments, and hosting study groups to
become a LEED Green Associate. USGBC Students was created to support students creativity and help them
develop leadership skills in the sustainability movement. Some of the benefits of membership include preferred
or free access to USGBC-provided education and training, discounted rates to attend the Greenbuild International
Conference and Expo, and support preparing for the LEED Green Associate exam.

Be sure to keep an eye peeled for the USGBC Students logo next to campuses with active groups, or you can start
a new USGBC Students group at the college/university you choose!
You can learn more about USGBC Students or get connected with a regional chair to help you start a group at www.
centerforgreenschools.org/usgbcstudents or on Twitter @usgbcstudents.
ACUPCC
The American College & University Presidents Climate Commitment (ACUPCC)
is a high-visibility effort to address global climate disruption undertaken by a
network of colleges and universities that have made institutional commitments to
eliminate net greenhouse gas emissions from specified campus operations, and to
promote the research and educational efforts of higher education to equip society to re-stabilize the earths climate.
Second Nature (www.secondnature.org) is the primary supporting organization of the ACUPCC, with a mission
to accelerate progress towards climate neutrality and sustainability by empowering the higher education sector to
educate students, create solutions, and provide leadership-by-example for the rest of society.

GLOSSARY
AASHE: Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education. AASHE is an association of col-
leges and universities that are working to create a sustainable future.
ACUPCC: American College & University Presidents Climate Commitment. The ACUPCC provides a framework
for Americas colleges and universities to implement sustainable practices on campus and integrate sustainability
principles in the curriculum in pursuit of a climate neutral future. Second Nature (www.secondnature.org) is the
primary supporting organization of the ACUPCC.
alternative energy: Energy derived from renewable sources such as solar, hydroelectric, and wind.
alternative fuel: Any materials or substances that can be used as fuels, other than conventional fossil fuels. Includes
biodiesel, bioalcohol (methanol, ethanol, and butanol), and electricity (batteries and fuel cells).
alternative transportation: Modes of travel other than private cars, such as walking, bicycling, rollerblading, car-
pooling, and public transit.
biofuels: Gas or liquid fuel made from plant material, such as wood.
bioretention: An engineered process to manage storm water runoff by removing contaminants or nutrients as fluid
passes through media or a biological system.
carbon emission inventory: The process of creating an inventory of the air pollutants released by an entity or com-
munity into the atmosphere over a finite period of time.
carbon footprint: A measure of the amount of carbon dioxide that is put into the atmosphere as a result of an indi-
viduals actions.
carbon sink: Reservoirs that sequester more carbon than they release, thereby offsetting greenhouse gas emissions.
Center for Green Schools: The Center for Green Schools was established to drive the transformation of all schools
into sustainable and healthy places to live, learn, work and play. The Center works directly with teachers, students,
administrators, elected officials and communities to create programs, resources and partnerships that transform
all schools into healthy learning environments.
climate neutrality: The effort to balance out the total amount of carbon output based on the notion that unavoidable
emissions in location X can be neutralized by protective measures taken in location Y.
cogeneration: The act of generating two forms of energy from the same process. For example, while boiling water
to generate electricity, the leftover steam can be used for space heating.
compact fluorescent lamp (CFL): A type of fluorescent lamp that gives the same amount of light as incandescent
lamps but uses less power with a longer lasting bulb life.
compost: Decomposing plant and animal matter that can be used as fertilizer.
Energy Star: An international standard for energy-efficient consumer products.
EPA: Environmental Protection Agency. EPA is a federal agency charged to protect human health and the environ-
ment by writing and enforcing regulations based on laws passed by Congress.
fair trade: An organized movement developed to promote standards of environmentalism and fair wages, and
ensure that companies negotiate with the growers, manufacturers, and producers of products for a fair price,
especially for products from developing countries.
fossil fuels: A hydrocarbon deposit, such as petroleum, coal, or natural gas.
green roof: The roof of a building that is partially or completely covered with vegetation and planted over a water-
proof membrane. Green roofs reduce rooftop and building temperatures, filter pollution, lessen pressure on sewer
systems, and reduce the heat island effect.
green power: Electricity that is generated from renewable energy sources.
Green Seal: A third-party certification that indicates environmentally-friendly products such as cleaning supplies.
grey water: Wastewater other than sewage, such as washing machine discharge.
hydropower: Electrical energy produced by falling or flowing water.

LEED: Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design: A third-party verified rating system for the design, con-
struction, operation and maintenance of high performance green buildings developed by the U.S. Green Building
Council. The suite of green building rating systems includes:
LEED NC: LEED for New Construction and Major Renovations
LEED EB:OM: LEED for Existing Buildings: Operations & Maintenance
LEED CI: LEED for Commercial Interiors
LEED CS: LEED for Core and Shell
LEED ND: LEED for Neighborhood Development
LEED for Homes
LEED Professionals: A suite of credentials, including the LEED Green Associate and LEED Accredited Professionals,
that signify expertise and leadership in green building, particularly of the LEED green building rating system.
low-flow: Plumbing fixtures including toilets, faucets, and showerheads that save substantial amounts of water
compared to conventional fixtures.
photovoltaic (PV): A system that converts sunlight directly into electricity.
post-consumer content: Percentage of materials recovered by consumers from the waste stream. For example, a
newspaper might be made from 30 percent recovered newsprint.
pre-consumer content: Percentage of materials salvaged for reuse from the waste stream of a manufacturing pro-
cess rather than from consumers.
reclaimed water: Former waste water (sewage) that has been treated to remove solids and certain impurities and
reintroduced into the acquifier for nonpotable use, such as irrigation, dust control, and fire suppression.
recycling: Collecting and reprocessing a resource so it can be used again.
RecycleMania: A friendly competition and benchmarking tool for college and university recycling programs to
promote waste reduction activities to their campus communities. Over a 10-week period, schools report recycling
and trash data that is then ranked in various categories.
renewable energy: Energy obtained from sources that are essentially inexhaustible, for example, wind and solar.
renewable energy credit: Also known as renewable energy certificates, these credits represent proof that one
megawatt-hour (MWh) of electricity was generated from an eligible renewable energy resource. These credits can
be traded, bought, and sold.
solar energy: Direct radiant energy from the sun.
STARS: Developed by the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE), the
Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating System (STARS) is a voluntary, self-reporting framework for gaug-
ing relative progress toward sustainability for colleges and universities.
storm water: Water discharge generated by precipitation and runoff from land, pavements, building rooftops and
other surfaces that accumulate pollutants such as oil and grease and chemicals as it travels across land.
sustainable development: Development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of
future generations to meet their own needs.
Talloires Declaration: The first official statement made by university administrators of a commitment to sustain-
ability in higher education. Consists of a 10-point action plan for incorporating sustainability and environmental
literacy in teaching, research, operations, and outreach.
USGBC: U.S. Green Building Council. An international nonprofit organization that promotes sustainability in the
design, construction, and operation of buildings. Developer of the LEED rating system.
volatile organic compound (VOC): carbon compounds that participate in atmospheric photochemical reductions
(excluding carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, carbonic acid, metallic carbides and carbonates, and ammonium
carbonate). The compounds vaporize (become a gas) at normal room temperatures.
zero waste: Designing and managing products and processes to reduce the volume and harmfulness of waste and
materials and ensure that all products are reused.

THE SCHOOLS

ADELPHI UNIVERSITY Green Facts
Available transportation alternatives:
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LEVERMORE HALL 114, 1 SOUTH AVENUE, GARDEN CITY, NY 11530 free bus pass, restricting parking, car share, carpool
Admissions:xnxUFAx:xnUFinAnciAl Aid: 516-877-3080 parking, vanpool, preferred parking for low-emitting/
E-mAil:--" -J * 1UWEbsitE: WWW.ADELPHI.EDU fuel-efficient vehicles
School has formal sustainability committee yes
GREEN HIGHLIGHTS New construction must be LEED-certified or
Thirty-six percent water-use reduction; 100 percent energy offset through wind certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Waste-diversion rate (%) 30
- Environmental studies degree available yes
Environmental literacy requirement no
Public GHG inventory plan no
- % of school energy from renewable resources 50
School employs a sustainability officer yes
School provides guidance on green jobs yes
- % school cleaning products that are green certified 100
- % school grounds maintained organically 100
Student Body
- Total undergrad enrollment 5,103
# of applicants 9,184
% of applicants accepted 66.5
Average HS GPA 3.5
Range SAT Critical Reading 500600
- Range SAT Math 510620
Range SAT Writing 510620
Cost
Annual tuition $27,870
Required fees $1,450
Room and board $11,900
% needy ugrads receiving need-based
scholarship or grant aid 68.1
AGNES SCOTT COLLEGE Green Facts

5
141 E. COLLEGE AVE., DECATUR, GA 30030-3797 restricting parking, bike share, car share, guaranteed ride
Admissions:{{{nxUFAx:{{{{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 404-471-6395 home, preferred parking for carpools/vanpools
E-mAil: --" J --
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New construction must be LEED-certified or
certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Environmental studies degree available yes
GREEN HIGHLIGHTS Environmental literacy requirement no
Public GHG inventory plan yes
% of school energy from renewable resources 0
- School provides guidance on green jobs yes
% school cleaning products that are green certified 100
Student Body
Total undergrad enrollment 827
- # of applicants 2,284
% of applicants accepted 46
Average HS GPA 3.67
Range SAT Math 500630
Cost
Required fees $215
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ALBION COLLEGE Green Facts
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611 EAST PORTER, ALBION, MI 49224 free bus pass, restricting parking, bike share, car share,
Admissions:xUFAx:xxUFinAnciAl Aid: 517-629-0440 carpool parking, vanpool, preferred parking for carpools/
E-mAil: --" J " 1UWEbsitE: WWW.ALBION.EDU vanpools, preferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-effi-
cient vehicles
certified by a comparable third-party rating system no
GREEN HIGHLIGHTS Environmental studies degree available yes
Environmental literacy requirement yes
- School employs a sustainability officer no
% school grounds maintained organically 50
- Student Body
Total undergrad enrollment 1,495
Average HS GPA 3.39
Cost
Required fees $562
scholarship or grant aid 100
ALLEGHENY COLLEGE Green Facts

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ALLEGHENY COLLEGE, ADMISSIONS OFFICE, BOX 5, 520 NORTH MAIN STREET, MEADVILLE, PA 16335 bikeshare and airport shuttle/change: car share to motor
Admissions:n{{xUFAx:n{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 800-835-7780 pool
E-mAil:--" -J 9 1UWEbsitE: WWW.ALLEGHENY.EDU School has formal sustainability committee no
Waste-diversion rate (%) yes
- Student Body
- % of applicants accepted 63
Average HS GPA 3.74
- Cost
- Annual tuition $37,260
Required fees $350
- Room and board $9,540
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY Green Facts
36
4400 MASSACHUSETTS AVE, NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20016-8001 restricting parking, bike share, car share, carpool park-
Admissions:nnxUFAx:nnxxUFinAnciAl Aid: 202-885-6100 ing, vanpool, market based pricing (hourly parking
E-mAil: --" -J ,
1UWEbsitE: WWW.AMERICAN.EDU costs), guaranteed ride home
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.80
Cost
APPALACHIAN STATE UNIVERSITY Green Facts

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OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS, ASU BOX 32004, BOONE, NC 28608-2004 free mass transit, restricted parking, market based
Admissions:nnUFAx:nnUFinAnciAl Aid: 828-262-2190 (hourly) parking pricing, guaranteed ride home, car
E-mAil: --" -J**-// 1UWEbsitE: WWW.APPSTATE.EDU share, bike share, bike lanes
- Environmental literacy requirement yes
% of school energy from renewable resources <1
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.99
Cost
Annual in-state tuition $3,542
Annual out-of-state tuition $15,590
THE SCHOOLS 25
AQUINAS COLLEGE Green Facts
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1607 ROBINSON ROAD SE, GRAND RAPIDS, MI 49506-1799 preferred parking for carpools. Subsidy for bus and
Admissions:UFAx:{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 616-632-2893 vanpool transportation.
E-mAil: --" -J+1 - 1UWEbsitE: WWW.AQUINAS.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
- School employs a sustainability officer yes
Student Body
- Average HS GPA 3.41
Cost
Required fees $180
ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY Green Facts

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PO BOX 870112, TEMPE, AZ 85287-0112 universal access transit pass, restricting parking, bike
Admissions:{nxnnUFAx:{nxUFinAnciAl Aid: 480-965-3355 share, car share, carpool parking, vanpool, market
E-mAil: --" -J-1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.ASU.EDU based pricing (hourly parking costs), preferred parking
for carpools/vanpools, preferred parking for low-emit-
ting/fuel-efficient vehicles
GREEN HIGHLIGHTS certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
% of school energy from renewable resources 1.6
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.41
- Range SAT Critical Reading 480610
Cost
Required fees $512
THE SCHOOLS 26
AUBURN UNIVERSITY Green Facts
1
108 MARY MARTIN HALL, AUBURN, AL 36849-5149 universal access transit pass, bike share, car share, dedi-
Admissions:{n{{{nUFAx:{n{{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 334-844-4634 cated bike lane
E-mAil: --" -J1 1, 1UWEbsitE: WWW.AUBURN.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.78
Cost
BABSON COLLEGE Green Facts

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LUNDER HALL, BABSON PARK, MA 02457 carpool parking

Admissions:nxxUFAx:n{UFinAnciAl Aid: 781-239-4219 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: 1,--" J -" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.BABSON.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
GREEN HIGHLIGHTS Public GHG inventory plan yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.56
Cost
Required fees $0
THE SCHOOLS 27
BALL STATE UNIVERSITY Green Facts
5
OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS, LUCINA HALL, MUNCIE, IN 47306 free bus pass, restricting parking, bike share, car share,
Admissions:xnxnUFAx:xnxUFinAnciAl Aid: 765- 285-5600 guaranteed ride home, preferred parking for low-emit-
E-mAil: -1-J -1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.BSU.EDU ting/fuel-efficient vehicles, dedicated bike lane
GREEN HIGHLIGHTS Environmental literacy requirement yes
- Public GHG inventory plan yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.33
- Range SAT Writing 460560
Cost
- Required fees $662
- % needy ugrads receiving need-based
BARD COLLEGE Green Facts

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OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS, ANNANDALE-ON-HUDSON, NY 12504 free bus pass, restricting parking, bike share, car share,
Admissions:n{xxn{UFAx:n{xxnxnUFinAnciAl Aid: 845-758-7526 preferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles
E-mAil: --" J , 1UWEbsitE: WWW.BARD.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
School provides guidance on green jobs no
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $622
THE SCHOOLS 28
BASTYR UNIVERSITY Green Facts
90
14500 JUANITA DRIVE NE, KENMORE, WA 98028 restricting parking, bike share, carpool parking, vanpool,
Admissions:{xUFAx:{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 425-602-3083 preferred parking for carpools/vanpools
E-mAil: --" -J -/9, 1UWEbsitE: WWW.BASTYR.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Environmental studies degree available no
School employs a sustainability officer no
Student Body
# of applicants 0
Cost
BATES COLLEGE Green Facts

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23 CAMPUS AVENUE, LEWISTON, ME 04240 restricting parking, bike share, car share, vanpool
Admissions:nUFAx:nxUFinAnciAl Aid: 207-786-6096 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" -J / - 1UWEbsitE: WWW.BATES.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
GREEN HIGHLIGHTS % of school energy from renewable resources 28
Student Body
Cost
Room and board $250
THE SCHOOLS 29
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY Green Facts
7
ONE BEAR PLACE #97056, WACO, TX 76798-7056 free bus pass, restricting parking, car share, preferred
Admissions:x{{xUFAx:x{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 254-710-2611 parking for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles, dedicat-
E-mAil: --" -J 9", 1UWEbsitE: WWW.BAYLOR.EDU ed bike lane
- Environmental literacy requirement no
Student Body
Cost
- Required fees $3,130
BENNINGTON COLLEGE Green Facts

10
OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS, BENNINGTON, VT 05201-6003 bike share, vanpool

Admissions:n{{{UFAx:n{{{UFinAnciAl Aid: School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" -J /" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.BENNINGTON.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.53
Cost
THE SCHOOLS 30
BENTLEY UNIVERSITY Green Facts
15
175 FOREST STREET, WALTHAM, MA 02452 free bus pass

Admissions:nn{{UFAx:nn{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 781-891-3441 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: 1--" J / 9 1UWEbsitE: WWW.BENTLEY.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
- Cost
BEREA COLLEGE Green Facts

16
CPO 2220, BEREA, KY 40404 restricting parking, bike share, car share, carpool parking,
Admissions:nxnxxUFAx:nxnxxUFinAnciAl Aid: 859-985-3310 preferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles
E-mAil: --" -J , 1UWEbsitE: WWW.BEREA.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.40
Cost
Annual tuition 0
THE SCHOOLS 31
BERRY COLLEGE
P.O. BOX 490159, MOUNT BERRY, GA 30149-0159
Green Facts
7
Admissions:xUFAx:nUFinAnciAl Aid: 706-236-1714 restricting parking

E-mAil: --" -J ,,9 1UWEbsitE: WWW.BERRY.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
-
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.70
-
- Cost
Required fees $200
BIOLA UNIVERSITY Green Facts

free bus pass, restricting parking, car share
13800 BIOLA AVENUE, LA MIRADA, CA 90639 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:n" "UFAx:x{UFinAnciAl Aid: 562-903-4752 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil: --" -J " 1UWEbsitE: WWW.BIOLA.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.50
Cost
- Required fees $0
THE SCHOOLS 32
BOSTON COLLEGE Green Facts
35
140 COMMONWEALTH AVENUE, DEVLIN HALL 208, CHESTNUT HILL, MA 02467-3809 restricting parking, car share, carpool parking, vanpool,
Admissions:xxUFAx:xxnUFinAnciAl Aid: 617-552-3300 market based pricing (hourly parking costs), guaranteed
E-mAil:UWEbsitE: WWW.BC.EDU ride home, preferred parking for carpools/vanpools
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $738
BOSTON UNIVERSITY Green Facts

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121 BAY STATE ROAD, BOSTON, MA 02215 bike, walk, subway, shuttle, ride share, carpool and LEV
Admissions:xUFAx:xxUFinAnciAl Aid: 617-353-4176 parking, EV parking, market based pricing (hourly park-
E-mAil: --" -J 1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.BU.EDU ing costs)
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.57
Cost
Required fees $594
THE SCHOOLS 33
BOWDOIN COLLEGE Green Facts
32.8
5000 COLLEGE STATION, BOWDOIN COLLEGE, BRUNSWICK, ME 04011-8441 bike share, car share, preferred parking for carpools, no
Admissions:xUFAx:xUFinAnciAl Aid: 207- 725-3273 cars for first years, electronic ride board, free shuttle
E-mAil: --" -J "7" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.BOWDOIN.EDU within mile of campus
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.80
- Cost
Required fees $442
BOWLING GREEN STATE Green Facts

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UNIVERSITY free bus pass, restricting parking, bike share, market

based pricing (hourly parking costs), guaranteed ride
home, preferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-efficient
110 MCFALL CENTER, ADMISSIONS, BOWLING GREEN, OH 43403-0085 vehicles
Admissions:{ -1UFAx:{xxUFinAnciAl Aid: 419-372-2651 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil:
""- -1J -1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.BGSU.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
GREEN HIGHLIGHTS Public GHG inventory plan no
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.2
Cost
THE SCHOOLS 34
BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY Green Facts
restricting parking, bike share, car share, vanpool
415 SOUTH ST., PO BOX 549110, WALTHAM, MA 02454-9110 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:nxUFAx:nxUFinAnciAl Aid: 781- 736-3700 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil: --" -J , - 1UWEbsitE: WWW.BRANDEIS.EDU/ certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
GREEN HIGHLIGHTS School employs a sustainability officer yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.80
Cost
BROWN UNIVERSITY Green Facts

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BOX 1876, 45 PROSPECT ST, PROVIDENCE, RI 02912 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
Admissions:{nnUFAx:{nUFinAnciAl Aid: 401-863-2721 parking, bike share, car share, carpool parking, vanpool,
E-mAil: --" 1 ,,1/ J ,"7 1UWEbsitE: WWW.BROWN.EDU guaranteed ride home
Student Body
Cost
A Better World by Design Required fees $950
THE SCHOOLS 35
BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY Green Facts
25
FREAS HALL, BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY, LEWISBURG, PA 17837 restricting parking, bike share, car share
Admissions:xxUFAx:xxxnUFinAnciAl Aid: 570-577-1331 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" -J 1
1UWEbsitE: WWW.BUCKNELL.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
GREEN HIGHLIGHTS % of school energy from renewable resources 2.5
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $246
-
CALIFORNIA COLLEGE Green Facts

60
OF THE ARTS free bus pass, restricting parking, bike share, car share,
carpool parking, market based pricing (hourly parking
costs)
1111 EIGHTH STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94107 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:{xxUFAx:{xxUFinAnciAl Aid: 415-703-9528 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil: ,"J
1UWEbsitE: WWW.CCA.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes

Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.18
Cost
THE SCHOOLS 36
CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF Green Facts
free bus pass, restricting parking, bike share, car share,
TECHNOLOGY carpool parking, vanpool, market based pricing (hourly

parking costs), guaranteed ride home, preferred parking
1200 EAST CALIFORNIA BOULEVARD, MAIL CODE 1-94, PASADENA, CA 91125 ting/fuel-efficient vehicles, dedicated bike lane
Admissions:x{UFAx:nUFinAnciAl Aid: 626-395-6280 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: 1--" -J
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1UWEbsitE: ADMISSIONS.CALTECH.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Cost
- scholarship or grant aid 100
CALIFORNIA STATE POLYTECHNIC Green Facts

6
UNIVERSITYPOMONA carpool parking, vanpool, guaranteed ride home, preferred

parking for carpools/vanpools, preferred parking for low-
emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles, dedicated bike lane
3801 WEST TEMPLE AVENUE, POMONA, CA 91768 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:nUFAx:n{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 909-869-3700 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil: --" -J
-1*"" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.CSUPOMONA.EDU/ certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.41
- Cost
Required fees $653
- scholarship or grant aid 153.7
THE SCHOOLS 37
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY Green Facts
free bus pass, restricting parking, car share, carpool
CHICO parking, preferred parking for carpools/vanpools, dedi-

cated bike lane
400 WEST FIRST STREET, CHICO, CA 95929-0722 New construction must be LEED-certified or
Admissions:xnn{{nUFAx:xnn{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 530- 898-6451 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
E-mAil: "J
-1

" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.CSUCHICO.EDU Environmental studies degree available yes
GREEN HIGHLIGHTS % school cleaning products that are green certified 65
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.21
Cost
-
-

free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
FRESNO parking, bike share, carpool parking, market based pric-

ing (hourly parking costs), guaranteed ride home, pre-
ferred parking for carpools/vanpools, dedicated bike lane
5150 NORTH MAPLE AVE. M/S JA 57, FRESNO, CA 93740-8026 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:xxnUFAx:xxn{nUFinAnciAl Aid: 559-278-2182 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil: --" -J
-1, - " 1UWEbsitE: WWW.CSUFRESNO.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system no
- School provides guidance on green jobs no
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.33
Cost
Required fees $790
THE SCHOOLS 38
30
MONTEREY BAY free bus pass, universal access transit pass, bike share, car
share, vanpool, guaranteed ride home, preferred parking for
low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles, dedicated bike lane
100 CAMPUS CENTER, STUDENT SERVICES, SEASIDE, CA 93955 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:nxnnUFAx:nxnnUFinAnciAl Aid: 831-582-5100 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil: --" -J
-1 1UWEbsitE: CSUMB.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.19
-
Cost
- Annual in-state tuition $0

20
STANISLAUS car share

no
ONE UNIVERSITY CIRCLE, TURLOCK, CA 95382 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Admissions:UFAx:nnUFinAnciAl Aid: 209-667-3336 Waste-diversion rate (%) 75
E-mAil:"1/,
* -J
-1-/ 1UWEbsitE: WWW.CSUSTAN.EDU Environmental studies degree available yes
Student Body
-
Average HS GPA 3.25
Cost
Annual in-state tuition $0
THE SCHOOLS 39
CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF Green Facts
100
PENNSYLVANIA free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting

parking, bike share, car share, carpool parking, vanpool
250 UNIVERSITY AVENUE, CALIFORNIA, PA 15419 New construction must be LEED-certified or
Admissions:{n{{{UFAx:{n{x{UFinAnciAl Aid: 724-938-4415 certified by a comparable third-party rating system no
E-mAil: +1,9J
1* 1UWEbsitE: WWW.CUP.EDU Environmental studies degree available yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.30
Cost
- Annual in-state tuition $5,804
- Annual out-of-state tuition $9,288
CARLETON COLLEGE Green Facts

20
100 SOUTH COLLEGE STREET, NORTHFIELD, MN 55057 local shuttle, regional bus, car share program, employee
Admissions:x{UFAx:x{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 507-222-4138 vanpool, carpool/vanpool preferred parking, electric
E-mAil: --" -J
, /" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.CARLETON.EDU vehicle charging station, online rideshare site
- % school cleaning products that are green certified >50
Student Body
- Cost
Required fees $261
THE SCHOOLS 40
CARNEGIE MELLON Green Facts
47
UNIVERSITY free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting

parking, car share, carpool parking, vanpool, market
5000 FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA 15213 home, preferred parking for carpools/vanpools
Admissions:{nnUFAx:{nnnUFinAnciAl Aid: 412-268-8186 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: 1 ,,1/ --" -J , 7
1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.CMU.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.69
Cost
Required fees $880
CASE WESTERN RESERVE Green Facts

35
UNIVERSITY free bus pass, carpool parking, preferred parking for low-
emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles
WOLSTEIN HALL, 10900 EUCLID AVE, CLEVELAND, OH 44106-7055 New construction must be LEED-certified or
Admissions:n{{xUFAx:nxUFinAnciAl Aid: 216-368-4530 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
E-mAil: --" J
- 1UWEbsitE: WWW.CASE.EDU Environmental studies degree available yes
Student Body
Cost
THE SCHOOLS 41
CATAWBA COLLEGE Green Facts
50
2300 WEST INNES STREET, SALISBURY, NC 28144 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:{{{UFAx:{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 704-637-4416 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil:--" J
/7 1UWEbsitE: WWW.CATAWBA.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.4
- Cost
-
THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF Green Facts

35
AMERICA free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting

parking, car share, carpool parking, market based pricing
(hourly parking costs), guaranteed ride home, preferred
OFFICE OF UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS, 620 MICHIGAN AVENUE, NE, WASHINGTON, DC 20064 parking for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles, dedicat-
Admissions:xxUFAx:xUFinAnciAl Aid: 202-319-5307 ed bike lane
E-mAil:
1--" -J
1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.CUA.EDU School has formal sustainability committee no
Student Body
-
Cost
Required fees $200
42 THE PRINCETON REVIEWS GUIDE TO 322 GREEN COLLEGES THE SCHOOLS 42

CENTRAL COLLEGE Green Facts
21
812 UNIVERSITY STREET, PELLA, IA 50219-1999 carpool parking

Admissions:{nxnUFAx:{nxnUFinAnciAl Aid: 641-628-5336 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" J
/, 1UWEbsitE: WWW.CENTRAL.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.48
Cost
Required fees $430
CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE Green Facts

10
UNIVERSITY restricting parking, carpool parking

yes
1615 STANLEY STREET, NEW BRITAIN, CT 06050 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Admissions:nnnUFAx:nnxUFinAnciAl Aid: 860-832-2200 Environmental studies degree available yes
E-mAil: --" -J
-1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.CCSU.EDU Environmental literacy requirement no

GREEN HIGHLIGHTS % school grounds maintained organically 0
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.01
Cost
THE SCHOOLS 43
CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY Green Facts
26
102 WARRINER HALL, MOUNT PLEASANT, MI 48859 carpool parking, vanpool, guaranteed ride home, pre-
Admissions:n{UFAx:n{UFinAnciAl Aid: 888-392-0007 ferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles,
E-mAil:
1/J

1UWEbsitE: WWW.CMICH.EDU dedicated bike lane
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.33
Range SAT Critical Reading 450567.5
- Cost
- Required fees $0
CENTRAL WASHINGTON Green Facts

free bus pass, universal access transit pass
UNIVERSITY School has formal sustainability committee

certified by a comparable third-party rating system
yes
yes
ADMISSIONS OFFICE, 400 E. UNIVERSITY WAY, ELLENSBURG, WA 98926-7463 Environmental studies degree available yes
Admissions:xUFAx:xUFinAnciAl Aid: 509-963-1611 Environmental literacy requirement no
E-mAil:
71-J
71 1UWEbsitE: WWW.CWU.EDU Public GHG inventory plan yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.1
Cost
-
-

CHAMPLAIN COLLEGE Green Facts
5
163 SOUTH WILLARD STREET BOX 670, PO BOX 670, BURLINGTON, VT 05402-0670 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
Admissions:nnUFAx:nnUFinAnciAl Aid: 802-860-2730 parking, car share, guaranteed ride home, preferred
E-mAil: --" J
* 1UWEbsitE: WWW.CHAMPLAIN.EDU/ parking for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $100
CHATHAM UNIVERSITY Green Facts

80
WOODLAND ROAD, PITTSBURGH, PA 15232 free universal access transit pass, restricting parking,
Admissions:{xUFAx:{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 412-365-2797 bike commuter tax credit, guaranteed ride home, free
E-mAil: --" -J
/ 1UWEbsitE: WWW.CHATHAM.EDU campus shuttle system, preferred parking for low-emit-
ting vehicles, car sharing
GREEN HIGHLIGHTS Waste-diversion rate (%) 36
Student Body
# of applicants 727
Average HS GPA 3.58
- Cost
THE SCHOOLS 45
CHEYNEY UNIVERSITY Green Facts
25
OF PENNSYLVANIA
restricting parking, vanpool
School has formal sustainability committee no
1837 UNIVERSITY CIRCLE, CHEYNEY, PA 19319 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Admissions:xUFAx:UFinAnciAl Aid: 610- 399-2302 Waste-diversion rate (%) 35
E-mAil: --" -J
9 9 1UWEbsitE: WWW.CHEYNEY.EDU Environmental studies degree available yes
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 2.5
Cost
CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW Green Facts

5
YORKBROOKLYN COLLEGE restricting parking, dedicated bike lane

yes
2900 BEDFORD AVENUE, BROOKLYN, NY 11210 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Admissions:nxxUFAx:nx{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 718-951-51 Waste-diversion rate (%) 30
E-mAil:UWEbsitE: WWW.BROOKLYN.CUNY.EDU Environmental studies degree available yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.30
Cost

CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW Green Facts
10
YORKCITY COLLEGE restricting parking, car share, carpool parking, preferred

160 CONVENT AVENUE, WILLE ADMIN. BLDG., ROOM 101, NEW YORK, NY 10031 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:xUFAx:x{UFinAnciAl Aid: 212 650 5819 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil: --" -J
9
1 9 1UWEbsitE: WWW.CCNY.CUNY.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.01
- Cost
CLARK UNIVERSITY Green Facts

bike share, car share, vanpool, guaranteed ride home
950 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER, MA 01610-1477 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:xn{UFAx:xnnnUFinAnciAl Aid: 508-793-7478 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil: --" -J
,1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.CLARKU.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.46
Cost
Required fees $350
-
THE SCHOOLS 47
CLARKSON UNIVERSITY Green Facts
20
8 CLARKSON AVENUE, POTSDAM, NY 13699 Zipcar, rideshare facebook page, bike lanes to campus,
Admissions:xn{nUFAx:xn{UFinAnciAl Aid: 315-268-6480 hybrid and electric vehicles in campus fleet
E-mAil: --" J
,-" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.CLARKSON.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.56
Cost
Required fees $840
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY Green Facts

35
105 SIKES HALL, BOX 345124, CLEMSON, SC 29634-5124 free bus pass, bike share, carpool parking, guaranteed
Admissions:n{xnUFAx:n{x{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 864- 656-2280 ride home, preferred parking for carpools/vanpools, ded-
E-mAil:
1--" -J
-" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.CLEMSON.EDU icated bike lane
Student Body
# of applicants 0
Average HS GPA 4.10
Cost

COASTAL CAROLINA UNIVERSITY Green Facts
5
PO BOX 261954, CONWAY, SC 29528-6054 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, bike share,
Admissions:n{{UFAx:n{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 843-349-2313 preferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles
E-mAil: ADMISSIONS@COASTAL.EDU WEbsitE: WWW.COASTAL.EDU/SUSTAIN School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.34
Cost
COLBY COLLEGE Green Facts

20
4000 MAYFLOWER HILL, WATERVILLE, ME 04901-8848 restricting parking, bike share, car share, vanpool
Admissions:nx{nUFAx:nx{nnUFinAnciAl Aid: 207- 859-4832 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" -J
" 9 1UWEbsitE: WWW.COLBY.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
GREEN HIGHLIGHTS School employs a sustainability officer no
Student Body
Cost
THE SCHOOLS 49
COLGATE UNIVERSITY Green Facts
15
13 OAK DRIVE, HAMILTON, NY 13346 free bus pass, restricting parking, bike share, car share,
Admissions:xn{UFAx:xnx{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 315-228-7431 vanpool
E-mAil: --" J
"/ 1UWEbsitE: WWW.COLGATE.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.6
Cost
Required fees $310
COLLEGE OF THE ATLANTIC

105 EDEN STREET, BAR HARBOR, ME 04609
Green Facts
30
Admissions:nxnxUFAx:nn{UFinAnciAl Aid: 800-528-0025 free bus pass, restricting parking, bike share
E-mAil: +1,9J
" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.COA.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
-
Student Body
# of applicants 400
Average HS GPA 3.56
Cost
Required fees $549
THE SCHOOLS 50
COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON Green Facts
free bus pass, restricting parking, bike share, market
66 GEORGE STREET, CHARLESTON, SC 29424 based pricing (hourly parking costs)
Admissions:n{xxUFAx:n{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 843- 953-5540 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" -J
"
1UWEbsitE: WWW.COFC.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.84
- Cost
COLLEGE OF THE HOLY CROSS Green Facts

15
1 COLLEGE STREET, 105 FENWICK, WORCESTER, MA 01610-2395 free bus pass, restricting parking, car share, carpool
Admissions:xn{{UFAx:xnnnnUFinAnciAl Aid: 508- 793-2265 parking, vanpool, preferred parking for carpools/van-
E-mAil: --" -J"9
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vehicles
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.88
Cost
Required fees $600
THE SCHOOLS 51
THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY Green Facts
12
PO BOX 7718, EWING, NJ 08628-0718 restricting parking, vanpool, guaranteed ride home
Admissions:UFAx:x{UFinAnciAl Aid: 609-771-2211 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: /
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Student Body
Cost
THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM Green Facts

5
& MARY universal access transit pass, restricting parking, bike

share, carpool parking, guaranteed ride home
OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS, P.O. BOX 8795, WILLIAMSBURG, VA 23187-8795 New construction must be LEED-certified or
Admissions:x{UFAx:x{UFinAnciAl Aid: 757-221-2420 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
E-mAil: --" J7 1UWEbsitE: WWW.WM.EDU Waste-diversion rate (%) 22
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 4.00
Cost
THE SCHOOLS 52
COLORADO COLLEGE
14 EAST CACHE LA POUDRE STREET, COLORADO SPRINGS, CO 80903
Green Facts
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Admissions:n{{UFAx:nnUFinAnciAl Aid: 719- 389-6651 restricting parking, bike share, car share, vanpool, market
E-mAil: --" J
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" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.COLORADOCOLLEGE.EDU based pricing (hourly parking costs), guaranteed ride
home, preferred parking for carpools/vanpools
Student Body
-
Cost
COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY Green Facts

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1062 CAMPUS DELIVERY, AMMONS HALL, FORT COLLINS, CO 80523-1062
Admissions:{UFAx:{UFinAnciAl Aid: 970-491-6321 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting park-
E-mAil: --" -J
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GREEN HIGHLIGHTS Waste-diversion rate (%) 61.6
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.57
- Cost
THE SCHOOLS 53
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY Green Facts
45
212 HAMILTON HALL MC 2807, 1130 AMSTERDAM A, NEW YORK, NY 10027 free bus pass, restricting parking, bike share, car share,
Admissions:nx{xUFAx:n{UFinAnciAl Aid: carpool parking, market based pricing (hourly parking
E-mAil:UWEbsitE: STUDENTAFFAIRS.COLUMBIA.EDU/ADMISSIONS costs), preferred parking for carpools/vanpools, preferred
parking for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles
Student Body
- Cost
CONNECTICUT COLLEGE Green Facts

15
270 MOHEGAN AVENUE, NEW LONDON, CT 06320
bike share, car share, vanpool
Admissions:n{UFAx:n{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 860-439-2058
E-mAil: --" J
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Student Body
Cost
Required fees $320

CORNELL UNIVERSITY Green Facts
23
UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS, 410 THURSTON AVE, ITHACA, NY 14850 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
Admissions:xxx{UFAx:xxxUFinAnciAl Aid: 607-255-5147 parking, car share, carpool parking, vanpool, market
E-mAil:--" -J
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home
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $216
-
CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY Green Facts

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2500 CALIFORNIA PLAZA, OMAHA, NE 68178 bike share, car share, vanpool, dedicated bike lane, metro
Admissions:{nUFAx:{nnxUFinAnciAl Aid: 402-280-2731 bus
E-mAil: --" -J
, /" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.CREIGHTON.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.76
Cost
THE SCHOOLS 55
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE Green Facts
5
6016 MCNUTT HALL, HANOVER, NH 03755 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
Admissions:{nxUFAx:{UFinAnciAl Aid: 800- 443-3605 parking, car share, carpool parking, vanpool, guaranteed
E-mAil: --" -, *9J,/"1/ 1UWEbsitE: WWW.DARTMOUTH.EDU ride home
Student Body
Cost
DAVIDSON COLLEGE Green Facts

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WeCar, bicycle-friendly community, public bus system to

PO BOX 7156, DAVIDSON, NC 28035-7156
Admissions:{n{UFAx:{n{UFinAnciAl Aid: surrounding communities including Charlotte
E-mAil: --" J6-" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.DAVIDSON.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
-
Student Body
-
-
Average HS GPA 4.10
-
Cost
Required fees $404

DENISON UNIVERSITY
BOX H, GRANVILLE, OH 43023
Green Facts
25
Admissions:{xnUFAx:{xnUFinAnciAl Aid: 800-336-4766 restricting parking, bike share, vanpool, preferred park-
E-mAil: --" -J -" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.DENISON.EDU ing for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles
-
Student Body
-
-
Cost
Required fees $880
DEPAUL UNIVERSITY Green Facts

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1 EAST JACKSON BOULEVARD, SUITE 9000, CHICAGO, IL 60604-2287 universal access transit pass, bike share
Admissions:nUFAx:x{UFinAnciAl Aid: 312-362-8091 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" J *1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.DEPAUL.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.46
Cost
Required fees $618
-
-
THE SCHOOLS 57
DICKINSON COLLEGE Green Facts
40
P.O. BOX 1773, CARLISLE, PA 17013-2896 restricting parking, bike share, car share, carpool park-
Admissions:{xUFAx:{x{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 717-245-1308 ing, vanpool, guaranteed ride home, preferred parking
E-mAil: /J
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- Student Body
Cost
Required fees $475
DREW UNIVERSITY Green Facts

20
OFFICE OF COLLEGE ADMISSIONS, MADISON, NJ 07940-1493 restricting parking, bike share, car share
Admissions:{nUFAx:{nnUFinAnciAl Aid: 973-408-3112 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil:
J, 7 1UWEbsitE: WWW.DREW.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.42
Cost

DREXEL UNIVERSITY Green Facts
30
3141 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA 19104 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
Admissions:xnx{UFAx:xnxxUFinAnciAl Aid: 215-895-2537 parking, bike share, car share, carpool parking, market
E-mAil: ,"J, 8 1UWEbsitE: WWW.DREXEL.EDU based pricing (hourly parking costs), preferred parking
for carpools/vanpools, dedicated bike lane
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.41
Cost
DRURY UNIVERSITY Green Facts

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900 NORTH BENTON AVENUE, SPRINGFIELD, MO 65802-3712 bike share, car share, dedicated bike lane
Admissions:{nxUFAx:{nnUFinAnciAl Aid: 417-873-7312 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: ,1,9J,1,9 1UWEbsitE: WWW.DRURY.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.78
Range SAT Math 00
Cost
Required fees $575
THE SCHOOLS 59
DUKE UNIVERSITY Green Facts
30
2138 CAMPUS DRIVE, BOX 90586, DURHAM, NC 27708-0586 free bus pass, bike share, car share, carpool parking, van-
Admissions:n{{UFAx:UFinAnciAl Aid: pool, guaranteed ride home
E-mAil:UWEbsitE: WWW.DUKE.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $970
DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY Green Facts

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600 FORBES AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA 15282 restricting parking, car share, market based pricing
Admissions:{UFAx:{UFinAnciAl Aid: 412-396-6607 (hourly parking costs), preferred parking for low-emit-
E-mAil: --" -J1+ 1UWEbsitE: WWW.DUQ.EDU ting/fuel-efficient vehicles, university shuttle bus
Student Body
- Cost

EARLHAM COLLEGE Green Facts
15
801 NATIONAL ROAD WEST, RICHMOND, IN 47374-4095 restricting parking, bike share, public bus
Admissions:xnUFAx:xnxUFinAnciAl Aid: 765-983-1217 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" -J , 1UWEbsitE: WWW.EARLHAM.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.4
Cost
Required fees $820
-
EASTERN CONNECTICUT STATE Green Facts

carpool parking, vanpool
UNIVERSITY
83 WINDHAM STREET, WILLIMANTIC, CT 06226
yes
yes
Admissions:n{xxnUFAx:n{xxnUFinAnciAl Aid: 860-365-5205 Environmental studies degree available yes
E-mAil: --" -J -/ ,
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GREEN HIGHLIGHTS
Student Body
-
Average HS GPA 2.99
Cost
THE SCHOOLS 61
EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY Green Facts
14
600 LINCOLN AVENUE, CHARLESTON, IL 61920 free bus pass, dedicated bike lane
Admissions:xnUFAx:xnUFinAnciAl Aid: 217-581-7812 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" -J 1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.EIU.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.10
Cost
EASTERN WASHINGTON Green Facts

10
UNIVERSITY free bus pass, restricting parking, carpool parking, van-

pool, guaranteed ride home, preferred parking for car-
pools/vanpools, preferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-
101 SUTTON HALL, CHENEY, WA 99004
efficient vehicles
Admissions:xxUFAx:xxUFinAnciAl Aid: 509-359-2314
E-mAil: --" -J 71 1UWEbsitE: WWW.EWU.EDU
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.22
Cost
-
-
THE SCHOOLS 62
ECKERD COLLEGE Green Facts
bike share, preferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-effi-
4200 54TH AVENUE SOUTH, ST.PETERSBURG, FL 33711 cient vehicles
Admissions:n{nUFAx:n{UFinAnciAl Aid: 727-864-8854 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" -J
, 1UWEbsitE: WWW.ECKERD.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.33
Cost
Required fees $296
ELON UNIVERSITY Green Facts

16
100 CAMPUS DRIVE, 2700 CAMPUS BOX, ELON, NC 27244-2010 free bus pass, restricting parking, bike rental, car share,
Admissions:nxUFAx:nUFinAnciAl Aid: 336-278-7640 vanpool, preferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-efficient
E-mAil: --" -J " 1UWEbsitE: WWW.ELON.EDU vehicles
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.96
Cost
Required fees $347
THE SCHOOLS 63
EMORY UNIVERSITY Green Facts
26
EMORY UNIVERSITY, BOISEUILLET JONES CTR, ATLANTA, GA 30322 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
Admissions:{{UFAx:{{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 404-727-6039 parking, bike share, car share, carpool parking, vanpool,
E-mAil: --J ",9 1UWEbsitE: WWW.EMORY.EDU market based pricing (hourly parking costs), guaranteed
ride home, preferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-effi-
cient vehicles, dedicated bike lane
- Waste-diversion rate (%) 32
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $564
THE EVERGREEN STATE Green Facts

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COLLEGE
2700 EVERGREEN PKWY NW, OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS, OLYMPIA, WA 98505
parking, bike share, carpool parking, guaranteed ride
home, preferred parking for carpools/vanpools, dedicat-
ed bike lane
Admissions:nUFAx:nx{UFinAnciAl Aid: 360-867-6205 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil:--" -J 6 ,, 1UWEbsitE: WWW.EVERGREEN.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.02
Cost
Required fees $583
FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY Green Facts
60
777 GLADES ROAD, PO BOX 3091, BOCA RATON, FL 33431-0991 carpool parking, guaranteed ride home, preferred park-
Admissions:x{UFAx:xxnUFinAnciAl Aid: 561-297-3530 ing for carpools/vanpools, preferred parking for low-
E-mAil: --" -J1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.FAU.EDU emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles, dedicated bike lane
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.40
Cost
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY Green Facts

45
PO BOX 3062400, TALLAHASSEE, FL 32306-2400 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, bike share,
Admissions:nx{{UFAx:nx{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 850-644-5716 guaranteed ride home, preferred parking for low-emit-
E-mAil: --" -J -1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.FSU.EDU ting/fuel-efficient vehicles
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.79
Cost
THE SCHOOLS 65
FRAMINGHAM STATE UNIVERSITY Green Facts
20
100 STATE STREET, PO BOX 9101, FRAMINGHAM, MA 01701-9101 free bus pass, restricting parking, carpool parking, pre-
Admissions:xn{xUFAx:xn{UFinAnciAl Aid: 508-626-4534 ferred parking for carpools/vanpools
E-mAil: --" -J, 1UWEbsitE: WWW.FRAMINGHAM.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
- Student Body
Cost
- Annual in-state tuition $970
FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL Green Facts

33
COLLEGE restricting parking, bike share, car share, vanpool, guar-

anteed ride home
P.O. BOX 3003, PO BOX 3003, LANCASTER, PA 17604-3003
Admissions:xUFAx:{nUFinAnciAl Aid: 717-291-3991
E-mAil: --" J 1UWEbsitE: WWW.FANDM.EDU
GREEN HIGHLIGHTS School provides guidance on green jobs yes
% school grounds maintained organically 41.5
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.54
Cost
Required fees $100
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FROSTBURG STATE UNIVERSITY Green Facts
free bus pass
FSU, 101 BRADDOCK ROAD, FROSTBURG, MD 21532 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:n{UFAx:n{UFinAnciAl Aid: 301-687-4301 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil: -1--" -J,"-/ 1, 1UWEbsitE: WWW.FROSTBURG.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Student Body
Cost
FURMAN UNIVERSITY Green Facts

20
3300 POINSETT HIGHWAY, GREENVILLE, SC 29613 restricting parking, carpool parking, vanpool, preferred
Admissions:n{{{UFAx:n{{nUFinAnciAl Aid: 864-294-2204 parking for low-emitting/fuel efficient vehicles, dedicat-
E-mAil:--" -J1, 1UWEbsitE: WWW.FURMAN.EDU ed bike lane, electric vehicle charging stations
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $380
THE SCHOOLS 67
GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY Green Facts
10
4400 UNIVERSITY DRIVE, MSN 3A4, FAIRFAX, VA 22030-4444 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
Admissions:{UFAx:{UFinAnciAl Aid: 703-993-2341 parking, market based pricing (hourly parking costs),
E-mAil: --" -J1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.GMU.EDU guaranteed ride home, preferred parking for low-emit-
ting/fuel-efficient vehicles, dedicated bike lane
Student Body
Cost
THE GEORGE WASHINGTON Green Facts

15
UNIVERSITY
2121 EYE STREET NW, SUITE 201, WASHINGTON, DC 20052
bike share, car share, carpool parking, vanpool, preferred
Admissions:{{UFAx:{xUFinAnciAl Aid: New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil: 7J71 1UWEbsitE: WWW.GWU.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $44

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY Green Facts
restricting parking, carpool parking, vanpool, market
37TH AND O STREETS, NW, 103 WHITE-GRAVEN, WASHINGTON, DC 20057 based pricing (hourly parking costs), guaranteed ride
Admissions:nUFAx:nxn{UFinAnciAl Aid: 202-687-4547 home
E-mAil:UWEbsitE: WWW.GEORGETOWN.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $570
- Room and board $3,644 (board only)
GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF Green Facts

41
TECHNOLOGY
225 NORTH AVENUE, NW, ATLANTA, GA 30332-0320
carpool parking, vanpool, market based pricing (hourly
Admissions:{{n{{x{UFAx:{{n{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 404-894-4160 for carpools/vanpools, preferred parking for low-emit-
E-mAil: --" J/
1UWEbsitE: WWW.GATECH.EDU ting/fuel-efficient vehicles, dedicated bike lane
Student Body
-
Average HS GPA 3.89
Cost
THE SCHOOLS 69
GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
P.O. BOX 8024, STATESBORO, GA 30460
Green Facts
9
Admissions:{nxUFAx:{n{UFinAnciAl Aid: 912-478-5413 universal access transit pass, restricting parking, bike
E-mAil: --" -J ",-"1/ , 1UWEbsitE: WWW.GEORGIASOUTHERN.EDU/ share, car share, carpool parking, preferred parking for
carpools/vanpools, dedicated bike lane
GREEN HIGHLIGHTS Environmental studies degree available no
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.21
-
Cost
-
GETTYSBURG COLLEGE Green Facts

20
ADMISSIONS OFFICE, EISENHOWER HOUSE, GETTYSBURG, PA 17325-1484 free bus pass, vanpool, preferred parking for carpools/
Admissions:UFAx:{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 717-337-6611 vanpools, preferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-effi-
E-mAil:--J //9- 1, 1UWEbsitE: WWW.GETTYSBURG.EDU cient vehicles
- Student Body
Cost

GONZAGA UNIVERSITY Green Facts
20
502 E. BOONE AVENUE, SPOKANE, WA 99258 carpool parking

Admissions:xxUFAx:xxnUFinAnciAl Aid: 509-313-6582 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" -J" < 1UWEbsitE: WWW.GONZAGA.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.74
Cost
Required fees $492
GORDON COLLEGE Green Facts

15
255 GRAPEVINE ROAD, WENHAM, MA 01915 shuttle from campus

Admissions:nn{nUFAx:nn{nUFinAnciAl Aid: 978-867-4246 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" -J"," 1UWEbsitE: WWW.GORDON.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Cost
THE SCHOOLS 71
GOUCHER COLLEGE Green Facts
30
1021 DULANEY VALLEY ROAD, BALTIMORE, MD 21204-2794 bike share, car share
Admissions:{UFAx:{x{UFinAnciAl Aid: 410-337-6141 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" -J"1
, 1UWEbsitE: WWW.GOUCHER.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.10
Cost
Required fees $542
GRAND VALLEY STATE Green Facts

25
UNIVERSITY free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting

parking, carpool parking, vanpool
1 CAMPUS DRIVE, ALLENDALE, MI 49401 New construction must be LEED-certified or
Admissions:xUFAx:UFinAnciAl Aid: 616-331-3234 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
E-mAil: --" -J6-1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.GVSU.EDU Waste-diversion rate (%) 42
GREEN HIGHLIGHTS
- Student Body
- Cost
Required fees 0

GREEN MOUNTAIN COLLEGE Green Facts
20
ONE BRENNAN CIRCLE, POULTNEY, VT 05764-1199 free bus pass, restricted parking, bike share, car share
Admissions:nnnUFAx:nnnUFinAnciAl Aid: 802-287-8210 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --J, / 1UWEbsitE: WWW.GREENMTN.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
- Student Body
- Cost
GUILFORD COLLEGE Green Facts

40
5800 WEST FRIENDLY AVENUE, GREENSBORO, NC 27410 bike rentals, carpooling forum
Admissions:UFAx:x{UFinAnciAl Aid: 336-316-2354 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" J1", 1UWEbsitE: WWW.GUILFORD.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.12
Cost
Required fees $330
THE SCHOOLS 73
GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE Green Facts
50
800 COLLEGE AVENUE, SAINT PETER, MN 56082 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:xUFAx:x{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 507-933-7527 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil: --" J1-/61- 1UWEbsitE: WWW.GUSTAVUS.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system no
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.64
Cost
Required fees $140
HAMILTON COLLEGE Green Facts

OFFICE OF ADMISSION, 198 COLLEGE HILL ROAD, CLINTON, NY 13323 New construction must be LEED-certified or
Admissions:xnx{{UFAx:xnx{{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 800-859-4413 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
E-mAil: --" J/" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.HAMILTON.EDU Environmental studies degree available yes
GREEN HIGHLIGHTS Student Body
- Cost

HARVARD COLLEGE Green Facts
86 BRATTLE STREET, CAMBRIDGE, MA 02138 parking, bike share, car share, carpool parking, vanpool,
Admissions:{xxxUFAx:{xnnUFinAnciAl Aid: 617-495-1581 market based pricing (hourly parking costs), guaranteed
E-mAil:
" J-,6, 1UWEbsitE: WWW.COLLEGE.HARVARD.EDU ride home, preferred parking for carpools/vanpools, pre-
ferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles
Student Body
Average HS GPA 4.00
Cost
HAVERFORD COLLEGE Green Facts

20
370 LANCASTER AVENUE, HAVERFORD, PA 19041 car share, vanpool

Admissions:nxUFAx:nnUFinAnciAl Aid: 610-896-1350 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: //*\7776 ,", 1--" -/UWEbsitE: WWW.HAVERFORD.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $378
-
THE SCHOOLS 75
HIGH POINT UNIVERSITY Green Facts
15
UNIVERSITY STATION 3598, HIGH POINT, NC 27262-3598 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
Admissions:n{UFAx:nnnnUFinAnciAl Aid: 336-841-9128 parking, bike share, car share, guaranteed ride home,
E-mAil: --J*" / 1UWEbsitE: WWW.HIGHPOINT.EDU preferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles
Student Body
Cost
Comprehensive fee $37,800
HOBART AND WILLIAM SMITH Green Facts

3
COLLEGES restricting parking, bike share

yes
629 SOUTH MAIN STREET, GENEVA, NY 14456
Admissions:xnUFAx:xn{UFinAnciAl Aid: 315-781-3315
E-mAil: --" -J7- 1UWEbsitE: WWW.HWS.EDU
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $954

HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY Green Facts
5
100 HOFSTRA UNIVERSITY, HEMPSTEAD, NY 11549 free bus pass, car share, vanpool, dedicated bike lane
Admissions:x{UFAx:x{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 516-463-8000 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" J"-/, 1UWEbsitE: WWW.HOFSTRA.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
- Student Body
Cost
HOUGHTON COLLEGE Green Facts

restricting parking, bike share, car share
PO BOX 128, HOUGHTON, NY 14744 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:xnxxxUFAx:xxUFinAnciAl Aid: 585-567-9328 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil: --" J"1/" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.HOUGHTON.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.57
Cost
Required fees $150
-
-
THE SCHOOLS 77
HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY Green Facts
25
1 HARPST STREET, ARCATA, CA 95521-8299 free bus pass, carpool parking, market based pricing
Admissions:n{{UFAx:nUFinAnciAl Aid: 707-826-4321 (hourly parking costs)
E-mAil: -1 "J1 "/ 1UWEbsitE: WWW.HUMBOLDT.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.15
- Cost
ILLINOIS INSTITUTE OF Green Facts

20
TECHNOLOGY universal access transit pass, bike share, car share, mar-
ket based pricing (hourly parking costs)
10 WEST 33RD STREET, PH 101, CHICAGO, IL 60616 New construction must be LEED-certified or
Admissions:xxUFAx:xUFinAnciAl Aid: 312-567-7219 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
E-mAil:--" J/ 1UWEbsitE: WWW.IIT.EDU/ Waste-diversion rate (%) 35
Student Body
- Cost

ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY Green Facts
10
OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS, CAMPUS BOX 2200, NORMAL, IL 61790-2200 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, bike share, car
Admissions:{nnUFAx:{nUFinAnciAl Aid: 309-438-2231 share, preferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-efficient
E-mAil: --" -J "--// 1UWEbsitE: WWW.ILSTU.EDU vehicles
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.33
Cost
-
INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY Green Facts

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OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS, 218 N 6TH STREET, ERICKSON H. 114, TERRE HAUTE, IN 47809 free bus pass, dedicated bike lane
Admissions:nUFAx:nnUFinAnciAl Aid: 812-237-2215 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" -J -// 1UWEbsitE: WWW.INDSTATE.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.04
Cost
Required fees $200
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THE SCHOOLS 79
INDIANA UNIVERSITY Green Facts
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BLOOMINGTON free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting

parking, car share, carpool parking, vanpool, guaranteed
ride home, preferred parking for carpools/vanpools, pre-
300 NORTH JORDAN AVENUE, BLOOMINGTON, IN 47405-1106 ferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles,
Admissions:nnxxUFAx:nnxxxUFinAnciAl Aid: 812- 855-0321 dedicated bike lane
E-mAil: 1/J 1UWEbsitE: WWW.INDIANA.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.63
Cost
IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY Green Facts

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100 ENROLLMENT SERVICES CENTER, AMES, IA 50011-2011
free bus pass, car share, vanpool, preferred parking for
Admissions:xx{xnUFAx:xx{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 515-294-2223
E-mAil: --" -J-// 1UWEbsitE: WWW.IASTATE.EDU
low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles, dedicated bike lane
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.55
Cost

ITHACA COLLEGE Green Facts
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ITHACA COLLEGE, OFFICE OF ADMISSION, 953 DANBY RD., ITHACA, NY 14850-7002 public transit, carshare, rideshare, vanpool, restricted
Admissions:{{UFAx:{UFinAnciAl Aid: 607-274-3131 parking
E-mAil: --" J/
1UWEbsitE: WWW.ITHACA.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
- Cost
Required fees $0
JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY Green Facts

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SONNER HALL, MSC 0101, HARRISONBURG, VA 22807 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
Admissions:x{xnxnUFAx:x{xnUFinAnciAl Aid: 540-568-7820 parking, bike share, carpool parking
E-mAil:--" -J1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.JMU.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.80
Cost
THESCHOOLS
THE SCHOOLS 81
81
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY Green Facts
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3400 NORTH CHARLES STREET, MASON HALL, BALTIMORE, MD 21218 free bus pass, restricting parking, car share, vanpool
Admissions:{xnUFAx:{xxUFinAnciAl Aid: 410-516-8028 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: "/"1J1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.JHU.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.72
Cost
KEENE STATE COLLEGE Green Facts

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229 MAIN STREET, KEENE, NH 03435-2604
free bus pass, green bikes
Admissions:xnUFAx:xnUFinAnciAl Aid: 603-358-2280
E-mAil: --" -J 1UWEbsitE: WWW.KEENE.EDU
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.04
Cost

KENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY Green Facts
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1000 CHASTAIN ROAD, CAMPUS BOX 0115, KENNESAW, GA 30144-5591 carpool parking, vanpool, guaranteed ride home
Admissions:{UFAx:{{{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 770-423-6074 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: -1/J -7 1UWEbsitE: WWW.KENNESAW.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.21
Cost
KENYON COLLEGE Green Facts

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KENYON COLLEGE ADMISSIONS OFFICE, RANSOM HALL, GAMBIER, OH 43022-9623 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:{{xUFAx:{{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 740-427-5240 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil: --" -J 9" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.KENYON.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.90
Cost
THE SCHOOLS 83
KEYSTONE COLLEGE Green Facts
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ONE COLLEGE GREEN, PO BOX 50, LA PLUME, PA 18440 restricting parking, bike share, carpool parking, preferred
Admissions:n{
" UFAx:x{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 570-945-8134 parking for carpools/vanpools
E-mAil: --" -J 9-/" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.KEYSTONE.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.02
- Cost
Required fees $450
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LAFAYETTE COLLEGE Green Facts

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118 MARKLE HALL, EASTON, PA 18042 shuttle service, Car Share, third-party vendors (e.g. local
Admissions:xUFAx:xxxUFinAnciAl Aid: 610 330-5055 bus service, My Ride Home, bus station, airport)
E-mAil: --" -J9 // 1UWEbsitE: WWW.LAFAYETTE.EDU/ School has formal sustainability committee yes
Waste-diversion rate (%) 12.4
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.46
Cost
Required fees $360

LAWRENCE TECHNOLOGICAL Green Facts
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UNIVERSITY (MI) bike share, carpool parking, vanpool, preferred parking

for carpools/vanpools
21000 WEST TEN MILE RD., SOUTHFIELD, MI 48075-1058 New construction must be LEED-certified or
Admissions:{n{UFAx:{n{nnUFinAnciAl Aid: 248-204-2120 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
E-mAil: --" -J/1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.LTU.EDU Waste-diversion rate (%) 25
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.34
Cost
Required fees $370
LEHIGH UNIVERSITY Green Facts

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27 MEMORIAL DRIVE WEST, BETHLEHEM, PA 18015 restricting parking, car share, market based pricing
Admissions:xnUFAx:xn{UFinAnciAl Aid: 610-758-3181 (hourly parking costs)
E-mAil: --" -J 1UWEbsitE: WWW.LEHIGH.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
- Cost
Required fees $300
THE SCHOOLS 85
LINFIELD COLLEGE Green Facts
bike share, car share
900 SOUTH EAST BAKER STREET, MCMINNVILLE, OR 97128-6894 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:xnnUFAx:xnn{UFinAnciAl Aid: 503-883-2269 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil: --" J 1UWEbsitE: WWW.LINFIELD.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.60
Cost
Required fees $328
LIPSCOLMB UNIVERSITY Green Facts

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ONE UNIVERSITY PARK DR., NASHVILLE, TN 37204-3951 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
Admissions:xUFAx:xn{UFinAnciAl Aid: 615-966-1791 parking, car share, vanpool, preferred parking for car-
E-mAil: --" -J*-
" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.LIPSCOMB.EDU pools/vanpools, preferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-
efficient vehicles
GREEN HIGHLIGHTS School has formal sustainability committee yes
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.50
Cost

LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY Green Facts
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BATON ROUGE restricting parking, bike share, guaranteed ride home

yes
1146 PLEASANT HALL, BATON ROUGE, LA 70803 certified by a comparable third-party rating system no
Admissions:xxnxUFAx:xxn{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 225-578-3103 Environmental studies degree available yes
E-mAil: --" -J-1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.LSU.EDU Environmental literacy requirement no
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.45
Cost
LOYOLA MARYMOUNT Green Facts

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UNIVERSITY dedicated bike lane

yes
1 LMU DRIVE, SUITE 100, LOS ANGELES, CA 90045-8350 certified by a comparable third-party rating system no
Admissions:nxUFAx:nUFinAnciAl Aid: (310) 338-2753 Waste-diversion rate (%) 56
E-mAil: --" -J1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.LMU.EDU Environmental studies degree available yes
GREEN HIGHLIGHTS School provides guidance on green jobs no
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.71
Cost
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THE SCHOOLS 87
LOYOLA UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO Green Facts
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820 NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE, CHICAGO, IL 60611 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
Admissions:xxUFAx:xUFinAnciAl Aid: 773-508-7704 parking, bike share, car share, carpool parking, market
E-mAil:--" J1
1UWEbsitE: WWW.LUC.EDU/ based pricing (hourly parking costs)
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.73
Cost
LOYOLA UNIVERSITY MARYLAND Green Facts

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4501 NORTH CHARLES STREET, BALTIMORE, MD 21210 restricting parking, car share, carpool parking, vanpool,
Admissions:{xUFAx:{UFinAnciAl Aid: 410-617-2576 market based pricing (hourly parking costs), dedicated
WEbsitE: WWW.LOYOLA.EDU bike lane
- Public GHG inventory plan no
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.44
Cost

LUTHER COLLEGE Green Facts
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700 COLLEGE DRIVE, DECORAH, IA 52101-1042 restricting parking, bike share, car share, preferred
Admissions:xnnUFAx:xnxUFinAnciAl Aid: 563- 387-1018 parking for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles
E-mAil: --" -J1/ , 1UWEbsitE: WWW.LUTHER.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.61
Cost
Required fees $150
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Green Facts
MACALESTER COLLEGE
1600 GRAND AVENUE, ST. PAUL, MN 55105
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bike share, car share, carpool parking, preferred parking

Admissions:n{UFAx:x{UFinAnciAl Aid: 651-696-6214 for carpools/vanpools, preferred parking for low-emit-
E-mAil: --" -J
-/ , 1UWEbsitE: WWW.MACALESTER.EDU ting/fuel-efficient vehicles
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $221
THE SCHOOLS 89
MAHARISHI UNIVERSITY Green Facts
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OF MANAGEMENT
restricting parking, bike share, vanpool, preferred park-
ing for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles
1000 NORTH FOURTH STREET, FAIRFIELD, IA 52557 New construction must be LEED-certified or
Admissions:{{UFAx:{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 641-472-1156 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
E-mAil: --" -J1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.MUM.EDU Environmental studies degree available yes
- Student Body
# of applicants 126
Average HS GPA 3.61
- Cost
Required fees $430
MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY Green Facts

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PO BOX 1881, MILWAUKEE, WI 53201-1881 free bus pass, restricting parking, car share, carpool
Admissions:{{nnUFAx:{{nn{UFinAnciAl Aid: 414-288-7390 parking, vanpool, market based pricing (hourly parking
E-mAil: --" -J,+1 // 1UWEbsitE: WWW.MARQUETTE.EDU costs), guaranteed ride home, preferred parking for car-
pools/vanpools, preferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-
efficient vehicles
GREEN HIGHLIGHTS certified by a comparable third-party rating system no
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $422

MARYWOOD UNIVERSITY Green Facts
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OFFICE OF UNIVERSITY ADMISSIONS, 2300 ADAMS AVENUE, SCRANTON, PA 18509 free bus pass, restricting parking, car share, vanpool, pre-
Admissions:x{n{UFAx:x{UFinAnciAl Aid: 570-348-6225 ferred parking for carpools/vanpools
E-mAil: 9"1,1/1, J,97"" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.MARYWOOD.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
- certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
-
-
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.21
Cost
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MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE Green Facts

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OF TECHNOLOGY
parking, bike share, car share, carpool parking, vanpool,
market based pricing (hourly parking costs), guaranteed
77 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, ROOM 3-108, CAMBRIDGE, MA 02139 ride home, preferred parking for carpools/vanpools, pre-
Admissions:x{UFAx:xnn{UFinAnciAl Aid: 617-253-4971 ferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles,
E-mAil: --" -J/ 1UWEbsitE: WEB.MIT.EDU dedicated bike lane
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $272
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THE SCHOOLS 91
MESSIAH COLLEGE Green Facts
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ONE COLLEGE AVENUE, SUITE 3005, MECHANICSBURG, PA 17055 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:UFAx: 717-691-2307 New construction must be LEED-certified or
FinAnciAl Aid: 717- 766-2511 EXT 6007 certified by a comparable third-party rating system no
E-mAil: --J -- 1UWEbsitE: WWW.MESSIAH.EDU Waste-diversion rate (%) 18
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.71
- Cost
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Green Facts

bike share, car share, dedicated bike lane
250 ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, EAST LANSING, MI 48824-1046 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:xxxnUFAx:xx{UFinAnciAl Aid: 517-353-5940 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil: -J-1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.MSU.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.61
Cost

MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE Green Facts
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THE EMMA WILLARD HOUSE, MIDDLEBURY, VT 05753-6002 free bus pass, restricting parking, bike share, car share,
Admissions:n{{UFAx:n{{xUFinAnciAl Aid: preferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles
E-mAil: --" -J 1,9 1UWEbsitE: WWW.MIDDLEBURY.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
- Cost
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MILLERSVILLE UNIVERSITY OF Green Facts

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PENNSYLVANIA universal access transit pass

yes
PO BOX 1002, MILLERSVILLE, PA 17551-0302 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Admissions:nUFAx:n{UFinAnciAl Aid: 717-872-3026 Waste-diversion rate (%) 35
E-mAil: --" -J ,-6 1UWEbsitE: WWW.MILLERSVILLE.EDU Environmental studies degree available yes
Student Body
- Cost
THE SCHOOLS 93
MILLS COLLEGE Green Facts
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5000 MACARTHUR BLVD, OAKLAND, CA 94610 universal bus transit pass, restricting parking, car share,
Admissions:x{xUFAx:x{nUFinAnciAl Aid: 510- 430-2000 carpool parking, vanpool, guaranteed ride home, pre-
E-mAil:--" J- 1UWEbsitE: WWW.MILLS.EDU ferred paring for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles
Student Body
Cost
MONMOUTH UNIVERSITY (NJ) Green Facts

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ADMISSION, MONMOUTH UNIVERSITY, 400 CEDAR AVENUE, WEST LONG BRANCH, NJ 07764-1898 restricting parking, car share
Admissions:x{xUFAx:xUFinAnciAl Aid: 732-571-3463 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" J" "1/ 1UWEbsitE: WWW.MONMOUTH.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.40
- Cost

MONTCLAIR STATE UNIVERSITY Green Facts
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ONE NORMAL AVENUE, MONTCLAIR, NJ 07043-1624 restricting parking, carpool parking, market based pric-
Admissions:xx{{{{UFAx:xxUFinAnciAl Aid: 973-655-4461 ing (hourly parking costs), preferred parking for car-
E-mAil:1 ,,1/ --" -J" /
, 1UWEbsitE: WWW.MONTCLAIR.EDU/ pools/vanpools, dedicated bike lane
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.20
Cost
NAROPA UNIVERSITY Green Facts

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2130 ARAPHAHOE AVENUE, BOULDER, CO 80302 restricting parking, bike share, car share
Admissions:x{xUFAx:x{xnUFinAnciAl Aid: 303- 546-3534 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" -J ,"* 1UWEbsitE: WWW.NAROPA.EDU/ New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
# of applicants 139
Average HS GPA 3.03
Cost
Required fees $160
THE SCHOOLS 95
THE NEW SCHOOL Green Facts
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72 FIFTH AVENUE, 2ND FLOOR, NEW YORK, NY 10011 secure indoor and outdoor bike parking, easy access to
Admissions:xxUFAx:xxxUFinAnciAl Aid: 212-229-5150 NYC's subway and bus system
E-mAil:--" -J 7-
"" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.NEWSCHOOL.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.32
Cost
Required fees $860
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY Green Facts

bike share, guaranteed ride home, dedicated bike lane
665 BROADWAY, 11TH FLOOR, NEW YORK, NY 10012 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:n{xUFAx:x{UFinAnciAl Aid: 212-998-4444 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil:--" -J 91 1UWEbsitE: WWW.NYU.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.60
Cost

NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY Green Facts
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BOX 7103, RALEIGH, NC 27695
Admissions:xx{{UFAx:xxxUFinAnciAl Aid: 919-515-2421
E-mAil: 1 ,,--" -J
-1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.NCSU.EDU/
guaranteed ride home, preferred parking for carpools/
vanpools
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 4.37
Cost
NORTH CENTRAL COLLEGE Green Facts

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OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS, P.O. BOX 3063, NAPERVILLE, IL 60566-7063 restricting parking, bike share, car share
Admissions:xnUFAx:xnUFinAnciAl Aid: 630-637-5600 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" -J "
/, 1UWEbsitE: WWW.NORTHCENTRALCOLLEGE.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.58
Cost
Required fees $180
THE SCHOOLS 97
NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY Green Facts
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360 HUNTINGTON AVENUE, 150 RICHARDS HALL, BOSTON, MA 02115 universal access transit pass, restricting parking, bike
Admissions:UFAx:nnUFinAnciAl Aid: 617-373-3190 share, car share, carpool parking, vanpool, market based
E-mAil: --" -J 1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.NORTHEASTERN.EDU pricing (hourly parking costs), guaranteed ride home,
preferred parking for carpools/vanpools
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $412
NORTHERN ARIZONA Green Facts

UNIVERSITY parking, bike share, car share, carpool parking, vanpool,

ride home, preferred parking for carpools/vanpools, ded-
PO BOX 4084, FLAGSTAFF, AZ 86011-4084 icated bike lane
Admissions:nxxxUFAx:nxUFinAnciAl Aid: 928.523.4951 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: 1 ,,1/ --" -J 1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.NAU.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
The Chronicle of School provides guidance on green jobs yes
Higher Education Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.40
Cost
Required fees $818

NORTHLAND COLLEGE Green Facts
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1411 ELLIS AVENUE, ASHLAND, WI 54806-3999 free bus pass, bike share, ride share, carpool parking
Admissions:xn{UFAx:xnxnUFinAnciAl Aid: 715-682-1254 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: /J ",/ 1UWEbsitE: WWW.NORTHLAND.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
# of applicants 644
Average HS GPA 3.30
Cost
Required fees $946
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY Green Facts

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PO BOX 3060, EVANSTON, IL 60204-3060 light-rail (metra), commuter rail (CTA) bike-share, EV
Admissions:n{{UFAx:xxxxxxxxxxUFinAnciAl Aid: 847- 491-7400 parking, preferred parking for low emitting/hybrid vehi-
E-mAil: 1--" J ",/7 -/ , 1UWEbsitE: WWW.NORTHWESTERN.EDU cles, car-share, hybrid-diesel intracampus shuttle
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $383
THE SCHOOLS 99
OBERLIN COLLEGE Green Facts
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101 NORTH PROFESSOR STREET, OBERLIN COLLEGE, OBERLIN, OH 44074 bike share, car share
Admissions:{{xn{UFAx:{{xxUFinAnciAl Aid: 440-775-8142 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil:
" --" -J" , 1UWEbsitE: WWW.OBERLIN.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.60
- Cost
THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY Green Facts

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COLUMBUS free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting

parking, car share, vanpool, market based pricing (hourly
parking costs), guaranteed ride home
UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS 110 ENARSON HALL, 154 W. 12TH AVENUE, COLUMBUS, OH 43210 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:{nUFAx:{{nnUFinAnciAl Aid: 614-292-0300 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil:- 1
9 J"-1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.OSU.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
% school cleaning products that are green certified
Student Body
Cost
OHIO UNIVERSITYATHENS Green Facts
free bus pass, restricting parking, dedicated bike lanes
120 CHUBB HALL, ATHENS, OH 45701 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:{x{UFAx:{xxUFinAnciAl Aid: 740-593-4141 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil: --" -J"" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.OHIO.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.33
Cost
OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY Green Facts

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61 SOUTH SANDUSKY STREET, DELAWARE, OH 43015 restricting parking, bike share, preferred parking for low-
Admissions:{nUFAx:{n{UFinAnciAl Aid: 740- 368-3050 emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles, dedicated bike lane
E-mAil: "71/J"71 1UWEbsitE: WWW.OWU.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.49
Cost
Required fees $260
THE SCHOOLS 101

OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY Green Facts
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108 ROLLINS HALL, HAMPTON BOULEVARD, NORFOLK, VA 23529-0050 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
Admissions:xnnxUFAx:xnxxUFinAnciAl Aid: 757-683-3683 parking, bike share, car share, carpool parking, market
E-mAil: --" -J"1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.ODU.EDU based pricing (hourly parking costs), guaranteed ride
home, preferred parking for carpools/vanpools
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.24
Cost
Required fees $260
OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY Green Facts

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104 KERR ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, CORVALLIS, OR 97331-2106 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
Admissions:x{{{UFAx:x{{nUFinAnciAl Aid: 541-737-2241 parking, bike share, car share, carpool parking, vanpool,
E-mAil: "-1/J", " -// 1UWEbsitE: OREGONSTATE.EDU guaranteed ride home, preferred parking for carpools/
vanpools, preferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-effi-
cient vehicles, dedicated bike lane, electric vehicle charg-
ing stations, secure bike parking, free campus shuttle
GREEN HIGHLIGHTS or comparable third-party rating system yes
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.56
Cost
PACIFIC LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY Green Facts
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OFFICE OF ADMISSION, TACOMA, WA 98447 car share, carpool parking, guaranteed ride home
Admissions:xxxxUFAx:xxxUFinAnciAl Aid: 253-535-7134 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" -J*1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.PLU.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.62
- Cost
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY Green Facts

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UNIVERSITY PARK restricting parking, bike share, market based pricing

(hourly parking costs), dedicated bike lane
201 SHIELDS BUILDING, BOX 3000, UNIVERSITY PARK, PA 16802-3000 New construction must be LEED-certified or
Admissions:n{nxx{UFAx:n{nxUFinAnciAl Aid: 814-865-6301 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
E-mAil:--" -J*-1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.PSU.EDU Waste-diversion rate (%) 59
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.59
- Cost
Required fees $882
THE SCHOOLS 103

PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY Green Facts
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24255 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY, MALIBU, CA 90263 restricting parking, car share, carpool parking, vanpool,
Admissions:x{UFAx:x{nUFinAnciAl Aid: 310- 506-4301 guaranteed ride home, preferred parking for carpools/
E-mAil: --" - 6 ,J* ** , 1UWEbsitE: WWW.PEPPERDINE.EDU vanpools
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.65
Cost
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PITZER COLLEGE Green Facts

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1050 NORTH MILLS AVENUE, CLAREMONT, CA 91711
Admissions:nUFAx:nUFinAnciAl Aid: 909-621-8208
E-mAil: --" J*/< , 1UWEbsitE: WWW.PITZER.EDU
carpool parking, guaranteed ride home, preferred park-
ing for carpools/vanpools
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $266
PLYMOUTH STATE UNIVERSITY Green Facts
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17 HIGH STREET, MSC 52, PLYMOUTH, NH 03264 free bus pass, restricting parking, bike share
Admissions:xxUFAx:xx{UFinAnciAl Aid: 877-846-5755 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil:*9"1//J*9"1/ 1UWEbsitE: WWW.PLYMOUTH.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 2.86
Cost
POMONA COLLEGE Green Facts

16.32
333 N. COLLEGE WAY, CLAREMONT, CA 91711-6312 bike share, car share, carpool parking, guaranteed ride
Admissions:n{UFAx:nxUFinAnciAl Aid: 909-621-8205 home, preferred parking for carpools/vanpools, electric
E-mAil: --" -J*"" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.POMONA.EDU car charging stations
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $118
THE SCHOOLS 105

PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY Green Facts
26.4
PO BOX 751, PORTLAND, OR 97207-0751 restricting parking, bike rental, car share, carpool park-
Admissions:xxxUFAx:xxxxxUFinAnciAl Aid: 503-725-3461 ing, vanpool, market based pricing (hourly costs), guar-
E-mAil: --" -J*8 1UWEbsitE: WWW.PDX.EDU anteed ride home
Student Body
- % of applicants accepted 80.4
Average HS GPA 3.37
Cost
PRATT INSTITUTE Green Facts

2 buses, subway, bicycles
200 WILLOUGHBY AVENUE, BROOKLYN, NY 11205 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:nx{UFAx:nUFinAnciAl Aid: 718-636-3599 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil: 6-/J*,// 1UWEbsitE: WWW.PRATT.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.53
Cost
-
PRESCOTT COLLEGE Green Facts
30
220 GROVE AVENUE, ATTN: ADMISSIONS, PRESCOTT, AZ 86301 preferred parking for carpools/vanpools
Admissions:nxUFAx:nx{UFinAnciAl Aid: 928-350-1112 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" -J*, -
"// 1UWEbsitE: WWW.PRESCOTT.EDU/ New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
# of applicants 551
Average HS GPA 3.13
Cost
Required fees $611
PRINCETON UNIVERSITY Green Facts

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PO BOX 430, ADMISSION OFFICE, PRINCETON, NJ 08544-0430 restricting parking, bike share, car share, carpool park-
Admissions:xnUFAx:xn{UFinAnciAl Aid: 609-258-3330 ing, vanpool, guaranteed ride home, preferred parking
E-mAil:UWEbsitE: WWW.PRINCETON.EDU for carpools/vanpools
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.89
- Cost
THE SCHOOLS 107

PURDUE UNIVERSITY Green Facts
3.7
WEST LAFAYETTE free bus pass, restricting parking, car share, carpool parking,
market based pricing (hourly parking costs), preferred park-
ing for carpools/vanpools, preferred parking for low-emit-
1080 SCHLEMAN HALL, WEST LAFAYETTE, IN 47907-2050 ting/fuel-efficient vehicles, dedicated bike lane
Admissions:x{{UFAx:x{{x{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 765- 494-0998 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" -J*1,1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.PURDUE.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.6
Cost
Required fees $572
RADFORD UNIVERSITY Green Facts

17
PO BOX 6903, RU, RADFORD, VA 24142
free bus pass, restricting parking, car share
Admissions:x{nxUFAx:x{nxnUFinAnciAl Aid: 540-831-5408
E-mAil: --" -J,", 1UWEbsitE: WWW.RADFORD.EDU
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.13
Cost
RICHARD STOCKTON COLLEGE Green Facts
60
OF NEW JERSEY
free bus service, bike share, shuttle to train station
101 VERA KING FARRIS DRIVE, GALLOWAY, NJ 08205-9441 certified by a comparable third-party rating system no
Admissions:x{UFAx:{nxx{UFinAnciAl Aid: 609-652-4201 Waste-diversion rate (%) 37
E-mAil: --" -J-/"
/" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.STOCKTON.EDU Environmental studies degree available yes
- Student Body
Cost
-
RIDER UNIVERSITY Green Facts

15
2083 LAWRENCEVILLE ROAD, LAWRENCEVILLE, NJ 08648-3099 car share, vanpool

Admissions:nx{UFAx:nx{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 609-896-5360 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" -J, , 1UWEbsitE: WWW.RIDER.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.27
Cost
Required fees $600
-
THE SCHOOLS 109

ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF Green Facts
34
TECHNOLOGY free campus shuttle, bike lockers and shower facilities,

restricting parking
60 LOMB MEMORIAL DRIVE, ROCHESTER, NY 14623-5604 New construction must be LEED-certified or
Admissions:xnx{xUFAx:xnx{x{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 585-475-2186 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
E-mAil: --" -J,/ 1UWEbsitE: WWW.RIT.EDU Waste-diversion rate (%) 43
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.60
Cost
Required fees $474
-
ROGER WILLIAMS UNIVERSITY Green Facts

80
ONE OLD FERRY ROAD, BRISTOL, RI 02809-2921 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
Admissions:{x{xUFAx:{x{xxUFinAnciAl Aid: 401-254-3100 parking, car share, carpool parking
E-mAil: /J,71 1UWEbsitE: WWW.RWU.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Cost
ROOSEVELT UNIVERSITY Green Facts
0
430 SOUTH MICHIGAN AVENUE, CHICAGO, IL 60605 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, vanpool
Admissions:{xxUFAx:{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 866- 421-0935 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: **9,1J,""- 6 / 1UWEbsitE: WWW.ROOSEVELT.EDU/HOME.ASPX New construction must be LEED-certified or
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.10
- Cost
ROWAN UNIVERSITY Green Facts

15
SAVITZ HALL 201 MULLICA HILL ROAD, GLASSBORO, NJ 08028 universal access transit pass, restricting parking, vanpool,
Admissions:nxx{UFAx:nxx{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 856-256-4250 guaranteed ride home
E-mAil:--" -J,"7 1UWEbsitE: WWW.ROWAN.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Cost
-
THE SCHOOLS 111
SAINT MICHAELS COLLEGE Green Facts
35
ONE WINOOSKI PARK, BOX 7, COLCHESTER, VT 05439 free bus pass, restricting parking, bike share, vanpool,
Admissions:nx{UFAx:nx{UFinAnciAl Aid: 802-654-3244 preferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles,
E-mAil: 777-
6/ 1--" -UWEbsitE: WWW.SMCVT.EDU dedicated bike lane
- % of school energy from renewable resources 4.4
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.50
Cost
Required fees $310
SALISBURY UNIVERSITY Green Facts

0
ADMISSIONS OFFICE, 1101 CAMDEN AVENUE, SALISBURY, MD 21801 free bus pass, restricting parking, car share, preferred
Admissions:{x{UFAx:{x{UFinAnciAl Aid: 410-543-6165 parking for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles
E-mAil: --" -J-- 1,9 1UWEbsitE: WWW.SALISBURY.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.66
Cost
SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY Green Facts
15
5500 CAMPANILE DRIVE, SAN DIEGO, CA 92182 universal access transit pass, restricting parking, car
Admissions:x{UFAx:UFinAnciAl Aid: 619-594-6323 share, carpool parking, vanpool, market based pricing
WEbsitE: WWW.SDSU.EDU (hourly parking costs), guaranteed ride home, preferred
parking for carpools/vanpools
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.62
Cost
SAN FRANCISCO STATE Green Facts

10
UNIVERSITY restricting parking, car share, market based pricing

(hourly parking costs), guaranteed ride home, dedicated
bike lane
1600 HOLLOWAY AVENUE, SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94132 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:{xn{nUFAx:{xnnnUFinAnciAl Aid: 415-338-7000 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil:1/J--1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.SFSU.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.15
Cost
Required fees $804
THE SCHOOLS 113

SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY Green Facts
21
500 EL CAMINO REAL, SANTA CLARA, CA 95053 restricting parking, car share, carpool parking
Admissions:{nxx{{UFAx:{nxx{xxxUFinAnciAl Aid: 408-554-4505 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" J-
1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.SCU.EDU/ New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.61
Cost
SEATTLE PACIFIC UNIVERSITY Green Facts

55
3307 3RD AVENUE WEST, SEATTLE, WA 98119-1997 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
Admissions:nUFAx:nUFinAnciAl Aid: 206-281-2061 parking, car share, carpool parking
E-mAil:--" -J-*1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.SPU.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.59
Cost
Required fees $366
SEATTLE UNIVERSITY Green Facts
50
ADMISSIONS OFFICE, 900 BROADWAY, SEATTLE, WA 98122-1090 universal access transit pass, car share, carpool parking,
Admissions:UFAx:xxUFinAnciAl Aid: 206-296-2000 vanpool, market based pricing (hourly parking costs),
E-mAil: --" -J- // 1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.SEATTLEU.EDU guaranteed ride home
Student Body
Cost
SEWANEETHE UNIVERSITY Green Facts

15
OF THE SOUTH
restricting parking, bike share, vanpool, guaranteed ride
home
735 UNIVERSITY AVENUE, SEWANEE, TN 37383-1000 New construction must be LEED-certified or
Admissions:xnnUFAx:xn{nUFinAnciAl Aid: 800-522-2234 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
E-mAil:--J- 7 1UWEbsitE: WWW.SEWANEE.EDU Waste-diversion rate (%) 20
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.61
- Cost
THE SCHOOLS 115

SHENANDOAH UNIVERSITY Green Facts
12
1460 UNIVERSITY DRIVE, WINCHESTER, VA 22601-5195 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:x{x{xnUFAx:x{x{UFinAnciAl Aid: 540-665-4538 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil: /J-1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.SU.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.42
Cost
SLIPPERY ROCK UNIVERSITY Green Facts

83
OF PENNSYLVANIA
free bus pass, bike share
1 MORROW WAY, SLIPPERY ROCK, PA 16057 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Admissions:{nxUFAx:{nUFinAnciAl Aid: 724-738-2044 Waste-diversion rate (%) 36
E-mAil: -/ ,"
J-,1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.SRU.EDU Environmental studies degree available yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.41
Cost
SMITH COLLEGE Green Facts
37
7 COLLEGE LANE, NORTHAMPTON, MA 01063 free bus pass, restricting parking, bike share, car share,
Admissions:{xnxxUFAx:{xnxxUFinAnciAl Aid: 413-585-2530 carpool parking, vanpool, guaranteed ride home, pre-
E-mAil: --" J-/ 1UWEbsitE: WWW.SMITH.EDU ferred parking for carpools/vanpools
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.88
Cost
Required fees $270
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Green Facts

30
UNIVERSITYCARBONDALE free bus pass, universal access transit pass, bike share,
car share, dedicated bike lane
UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS, 425 CLOCKTOWER, CARBONDALE, IL 62901-4512 New construction must be LEED-certified or
Admissions:nx{{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 618-453-4334 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
E-mAil: " -1
J-1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.SIUC.EDU Environmental studies degree available yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 2.82
- Cost
THE SCHOOLS 117

SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE Green Facts
2
UNIVERSITY guaranteed ride home

yes
2500 NORTH RIVER ROAD, MANCHESTER, NH 03106-1045 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Admissions:{xUFAx:{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 603-645-9645 Environmental studies degree available no
E-mAil: --" J- 1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.SNHU.EDU Environmental literacy requirement no
Student Body
Average HS GPA 2.96
- Cost
Required fees $330
SOUTHERN OREGON Green Facts

% food budget spent on local/organic food 57
UNIVERSITY
bike loan, carpool parking, reduced fare bus passes
OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS, 1250 SISKIYOU BLVD., ASHLAND, OR 97520-5032 New construction must be LEED-certified or
Admissions:x{xx{UFAx:x{xx{UFinAnciAl Aid: 541-552-6600 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
E-mAil: --" -J-"1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.SOU.EDU Waste-diversion rate (%) 35.8
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.25
Cost
-
Required fees $446
-
ST. JOHNS UNIVERSITY Green Facts
15
8000 UTOPIA PARKWAY, QUEENS, NY 11439 free bus pass, restricting parking
Admissions:nUFAx:nUFinAnciAl Aid: 718-990-2000 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: *J-/" - 1UWEbsitE: WWW.STJOHNS.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.20
Cost
Required fees $770
ST. MARYS COLLEGE OF Green Facts

45
MARYLAND School has formal sustainability committee

yes
yes
ADMISSIONS OFFICE - 18952 E. FISHER RD., ST. MARYS CITY, MD 20686-3001 Waste-diversion rate (%) 40
Admissions:{nxxUFAx:{nxxUFinAnciAl Aid: 240-895-3000 Environmental studies degree available yes
E-mAil: --" -J-
1UWEbsitE: WWW.SMCM.EDU Environmental literacy requirement no
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.29
Cost
THE SCHOOLS 119

STANFORD UNIVERSITY Green Facts
55
UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSION, MONTAG HALL, STANFORD, CA 94305-6106 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting park-
Admissions:xUFAx:xxn{UFinAnciAl Aid: 650-723-3058 ing, bike share, car share, carpool parking, vanpool, market
E-mAil: --" J-/ ", 1UWEbsitE: WWW.STANFORD.EDU based pricing (hourly parking costs), guaranteed ride home,
preferred parking for carpools/vanpools, preferred parking
for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles, dedicated bike lane
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $537
STATE UNIVERSITY Green Facts

25
OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY

parking, bike share, car share, vanpool, guaranteed ride
home
OFFICE OF UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS, 1400 WASHINGTON AVE., ALBANY, NY 12222 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:xn{{x{xUFAx:xn{{xnUFinAnciAl Aid: 518- 442-3202 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil: 1--" -J 9 1UWEbsitE: WWW.ALBANY.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.3
- Cost
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW Green Facts
15
YORK AT GENESEO free bus pass, restricting parking, bike share, car share,
carpool parking
1 COLLEGE CIRCLE, GENESEO, NY 14454-1401 New construction must be LEED-certified or
Admissions:xnx{xxxUFAx:xnx{xxxxUFinAnciAl Aid: 585-245-5731 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
E-mAil: --" -J - " 1UWEbsitE: WWW.GENESEO.EDU Environmental studies degree available yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.70
Cost

50
YORKBINGHAMTON free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting

parking, bike share, car share, carpool parking, market
based pricing (hourly parking costs), preferred parking
UNIVERSITY
for carpools/vanpools
PO BOX 6001, BINGHAMTON, NY 13902-6001 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Admissions:UFAx:{{{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 607-777-2428 Waste-diversion rate (%) 25
E-mAil: /J /" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.BINGHAMTON.EDU Environmental studies degree available yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.60
-
Cost
THE SCHOOLS 121

STATE UNIVERSITY OF Green Facts
25
NEW YORKCOLLEGE AT free bus pass, restricting parking

yes
ONEONTA
116 ALUMNI HALL, STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, ONEONTA, NY 13820 Public GHG inventory plan no
Admissions:{x{UFAx:{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 607-436-2532 % of school energy from renewable resources 4
E-mAil: --" -J" " / 1UWEbsitE: WWW.ONEONTA.EDU School employs a sustainability officer yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.60
Cost
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK Green Facts

25
COLLEGE OF ENVIRONMENTAL universal access transit pass, car share, carpool parking,
preferred parking for carpools/vanpools, preferred park-
ing for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles
SCIENCE AND FORESTRY School has formal sustainability committee

yes
OFFICE OF UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS, SUNY-ESF, SYRACUSE, NY 13210 Waste-diversion rate (%) 20

Admissions:x{UFAx:x{UFinAnciAl Aid: 315-470-6706 Environmental studies degree available yes
E-mAil: - "J - 1UWEbsitE: WWW.ESF.EDU Environmental literacy requirement yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.65
- Cost
THE SCHOOLS 122

5
YORKNEW PALTZ car share

yes
100 HAWK DRIVE, NEW PALTZ, NY 12561-2499 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Admissions:n{xxUFAx:n{xxUFinAnciAl Aid: 845- 257-3250 Environmental studies degree available yes
E-mAil: --" -J 7*/< 1UWEbsitE: WWW.NEWPALTZ.EDU Environmental literacy requirement no
Student Body
Average HS GPA 90.00
- Cost
Required fees $594

12
YORKPOTSDAM School has formal sustainability committee

yes
yes
44 PIERREPONT AVENUE, POTSDAM, NY 13676 Waste-diversion rate (%) 25
Admissions:xnUFAx:xUFinAnciAl Aid: 315-267-2162 Environmental studies degree available yes
E-mAil: --" -J*"/- 1UWEbsitE: WWW.POTSDAM.EDU Environmental literacy requirement no
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.4
Cost
-
THE SCHOOLS 123

STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK Green Facts
40
STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY

OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS, STONY BROOK, NY 11794-1901
car share, bike share & paths, SBU Transit, off campus
transit services, rideshare/carpool match services
Admissions:nnUFAx:nnUFinAnciAl Aid: 631-632-6840 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil: ,"J-/" 9 ,"" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.STONYBROOK.EDU/ certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
- Student Body
Cost
STETSON UNIVERSITY
421 N. WOODLAND BLVD, UNIT 8378, DELAND, FL 32723
Green Facts
bike share, preferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-effi-
cient vehicles, dedicated bike lane
Admissions:nnUFAx:nnUFinAnciAl Aid: 800-688-7120
E-mAil: --" -J-/ /-" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.STETSON.EDU/ENVIRO/GREENGB.PHP
- Student Body
Cost
Required fees $300
THE SCHOOLS 124

SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY Green Facts
6
8 ASHBURTON PLACE, BOSTON, MA 02108 restricting parking, car share, carpool parking, vanpool,
Admissions:xn{UFAx:xx{UFinAnciAl Aid: 617-573-8470 market based pricing (hourly parking costs), guaranteed
E-mAil: --" J-1" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.SUFFOLK.EDU ride home
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.01
Cost
Required fees $120
SWARTHMORE COLLEGE Green Facts

20
500 COLLEGE AVENUE, SWARTHMORE, PA 19081 restricting parking, bike share, vanpool, preferred park-
Admissions:nnUFAx:nnxnUFinAnciAl Aid: 610-328-8358 ing for carpools/vanpools
E-mAil: --" -J-7,/", 1UWEbsitE: WWW.SWARTHMORE.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $336
THE SCHOOLS 125

SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY Green Facts
20
100 CROUSE-HINDS HALL, 900 S. CROUSE AV, SYRACUSE, NY 13244-2130 free bus pass, restricting parking, car share, carpool
Admissions:x{{UFAx:x{{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 315-443-1513 parking, guaranteed ride home
E-mAil:", J-9, 1UWEbsitE: WWW.SYR.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.60
- Cost
TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Green Facts

20
1801 NORTH BROAD STREET (041-09), PHILADELPHIA, PA 19122-6096 free bus pass, car share, carpool parking
Admissions:x{UFAx:x{x{UFinAnciAl Aid: 215-204-8760 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: /1J/ * 1UWEbsitE: WWW.TEMPLE.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.41
Cost
Required fees $590
TOWSON UNIVERSITY Green Facts
1
8000 YORK ROAD, TOWSON, MD 21252 university shuttle, charge for parking, carpool matching,
Admissions:{{UFAx:{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 410-704-4236 discount for carpool and alternative vehicles, mass tran-
E-mAil: --" -J/"7-" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.TOWSON.EDU sit subsidy, car share, guaranteed ride home
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.61
Cost
TUFTS UNIVERSITY
BENDETSON HALL, MEDFORD, MA 02155
Green Facts
3
Admissions:UFAx:nUFinAnciAl Aid: 617-627-2000 restricting parking, car share

E-mAil: --" - +1,9J- /1/- 1UWEbsitE: WWW.TUFTS.EDU School has formal sustainability committee no
-
-
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $978
THE SCHOOLS 127

TULANE UNIVERSITY
6823 ST. CHARLES AVENUE, NEW ORLEANS, LA 70118
Green Facts
15
Admissions:x{nxxUFAx:x{nnxUFinAnciAl Aid: 504-865-5723 extensive shuttles, restricted parking, car share, electric
E-mAil: 1 ,,--" J/1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.TULANE.EDU vehicle charging station
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.51
Cost
UNION COLLEGE Green Facts

preferred parking for carpoolers & low emissions vehi-
807 UNION ST., UNION COLLEGE, SCHENECTADY, NY 12308 cles, campus trolley
Admissions:xnnnUFAx:xnnnnUFinAnciAl Aid: 518-388-6123 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" -J1 " 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UNION.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $471
UNITY COLLEGE Green Facts
27
PO BOX 532, UNITY, ME 04988 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:n{{UFAx:{nUFinAnciAl Aid: 207-948-9235 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil: --" -J1 /9 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UNITY.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system no
Student Body
- Total undergrad enrollment 540
# of applicants 545
Average HS GPA 3.27
Cost
THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA Green Facts

15
BOX 870132, TUSCALOOSA, AL 35487-0132 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
Admissions:x{nxUFAx:x{n{UFinAnciAl Aid: 205-348-6756 parking, bike share, car share, guaranteed ride home,
E-mAil: --" -J1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UA.EDU dedicated bike lane
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.57
Cost
Required fees $375
THE SCHOOLS 129

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA Green Facts
3
PO BOX 210040, TUCSON, AZ 85721-0040 restricting parking, bike share, car share, carpool park-
Admissions:xUFAx:xUFinAnciAl Aid: 520-621-1858 ing, vanpool, market based pricing (hourly parking
E-mAil: --" -J,<" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.ARIZONA.EDU costs), guaranteed ride home, preferred parking for car-
pools/vanpools, dedicated bike lane
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.39
Cost
Required fees $921
UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS Green Facts

9
FAYETTEVILLE free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting

parking, bike share, market based pricing (hourly parking
costs), guaranteed ride home
232 SILAS HUNT HALL, FAYETTEVILLE, AR 72701 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:{xxx{UFAx:{xxxxUFinAnciAl Aid: 479- 575-3806 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil: 1"J1, 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UARK.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.56
Cost
UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH Green Facts
48
COLUMBIA universal access transit pass, restricting parking, bike

share, carpool parking, vanpool, dedicated bike lane,
secure bike storage
ROOM 2016, 1874 EAST MALL, VANCOUVER, BC V6T 1Z1 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:{nnUFAx:{nnxnUFinAnciAl Aid: 604-822-5111 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil: - J / ,
1
UWEbsitE: WWW.UBC.CA certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes

Student Body
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Green Facts

25
BERKELEY
110 SPROUL HALL, #5800, BERKELEY, CA 94720-5800
universal access transit pass, restricting parking, bike
share, car share, carpool parking, vanpool, market based
pricing (hourly parking costs), guaranteed ride home,
FAx: x{UWEbsitE: SUSTAINABILITY.BERKELEY.EDU/ preferred parking for carpools/vanpools
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.83
Cost
THE SCHOOLS 131

21.35
DAVIS
178 MRAK HALL, ONE SHIELDS AVE, DAVIS, CA 95616
restricting parking, bike share, car share, carpool park-
ing, vanpool, market based pricing (hourly parking
costs), guaranteed ride home, preferred parking for car-
Admissions:xxUFAx:xxnUFinAnciAl Aid: 530-752-2396 pools/vanpools, preferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-
E-mAil:1 ,,1/ --" -J1
6- 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UCDAVIS.EDU efficient vehicles, dedicated bike lane
-
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.90
Cost

10
IRVINE restricting parking, bike share, car share, carpool park-

OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS AND RELATIONS WITH SCHOOLS, 260 ALDRICH HALL, IRVINE, CA 92697-1075 pools/vanpools, dedicated bike lane
Admissions:{n{UFAx:{n{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 949-824-8262 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" -J1
1UWEbsitE: WWW.SUSTAINABILITY.UCI.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
-
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.87
Cost
7.7
LOS ANGELES restricting parking, bike share, car share, carpool park-
1147 MURPHY HALL, BOX 951436, LOS ANGELES, CA 90095-1436 pools/vanpools, preferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-
Admissions:nxUFAx:UFinAnciAl Aid: 310-206-0400 efficient vehicles
E-mAil: 1J-" /1
1UWEbsitE: WWW.UCLA.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 4.25
Cost

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RIVERSIDE free public transit bus rides, over 9,000 bike racks,
striped bike lanes to/from campus, 28 vanpools that
reach most of Southern California, zimrides, electric
3106 STUDENT SERVICES BUILDING, RIVERSIDE, CA 92521 vehicle charging, and zipcars
Admissions:xn{UFAx:xn{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 951- 827-3878 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: /J1
, 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UCR.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
- Student Body
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SAN DIEGO free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
9500 GILMAN DRIVE, 21, LA JOLLA, CA 92093-0021 ride home, preferred parking for carpools/vanpools, pre-
Admissions:nxnx{{nUFAx:nxnx{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 858- 534-4480 ferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles
E-mAil:--" - "J1
- 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UCSD.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
-
Student Body
Average HS GPA 4.0
Cost

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SANTA BARBARA
OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS, 1210 CHEADLE HALL, SANTA BARBARA, CA 93106-2014
biking and walking to campus from off-campus housing,
free bus pass, restricting parking, car share, carpool park-
ing, vanpool, market based pricing (hourly parking costs)
Admissions:nxnnnUFAx:nxnUFinAnciAl Aid: 805-893-2118
E-mAil: --" -J-1
- 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UCSB.EDU
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.91
Cost
30
SANTA CRUZ
OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS, COOK HOUSE, 1156 HIGH STREET, SANTA CRUZ, CA 95064
vanpools, preferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-effi-
Admissions:n{x{nUFAx:n{x{{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 831-459-2963 cient vehicles, dedicated bike lane, EV charging stations
E-mAil: --" -J1
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1UWEbsitE: WWW.UCSC.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.62
Cost
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL Green Facts

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FLORIDA free bus pass, car share, carpool parking, vanpool, guar-
anteed ride home, preferred parking for carpools/van-
pools, preferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-efficient
P.O. BOX 160111, ORLANDO, FL 32816-0111 vehicles, dedicated bike lane
Admissions:{nUFAx:{nxxUFinAnciAl Aid: 407-823-2827 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" J1
1UWEbsitE: WWW.UCF.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
GREEN HIGHLIGHTS
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Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.78
-
Cost
Required fees $0
-
THE SCHOOLS 135

UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI Green Facts
18.3
P.O. BOX 210091, CINCINNATI, OH 45221-0091 restricted parking, reduced fare bus pass, bike share, car
Admissions:xxxUFAx:xxxxUFinAnciAl Aid: 513-556-6982 share, carpool/vanpool, preferred parking for low-emit-
E-mAil: --" -J1
1UWEbsitE: WWW.UC.EDU ting/fuel-efficient vehicles, market based pricing (hourly
parking costs), free shuttles, dedicated bike lanes
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.46
Cost
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO Green Facts

free bus pass, universal access transit pass, bike share
AT BOULDER
552 UCB, BOULDER, CO 80309-0552 Waste-diversion rate (%) 42
Admissions:{UFAx:{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 303-492-5091 Environmental studies degree available yes
WEbsitE: WWW.COLORADO.EDU/ Environmental literacy requirement no
GREEN HIGHLIGHTS Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.55
Cost
UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT Green Facts
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115 NORTH EAGLEVILLE ROAD, STORRS-MANSFIELD, CT 06269 car sharing, bike sharing, Free Regional Bus Pass wtih
Admissions:n{nUFAx:n{n{UFinAnciAl Aid: 860-486-2819 UConn ID, Free shuttle for University students, faculty,
E-mAil: 1-9J1
" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UCONN.EDU staff, and visitors, carpool incentive pricing, market-
based pricing for temporary parking
Student Body
Cost
UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE Green Facts

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210 SOUTH COLLEGE AVE., NEWARK, DE 19716-6210 free bus pass, restricting parking, carpool parking, van-
Admissions:nnUFAx:nxUFinAnciAl Aid: 302-831-8761 pool, guaranteed ride home, dedicated bike lane
E-mAil:--" -J1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UDEL.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
- Student Body
Cost
THE SCHOOLS 137

UNIVERSITY OF DENVER Green Facts
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OFFICE OF ADMISSION, 2197 S. UNIVERSITY BLVD, DENVER, CO 80208 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
Admissions:nUFAx:nUFinAnciAl Aid: 303-871-4020 parking, bike share, car share, market based pricing
E-mAil: --" J1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.DU.EDU (hourly parking costs), guaranteed ride home, preferred
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.71
Cost
Required fees $945
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA Green Facts

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201 CRISER HALL, BOX 114000, GAINESVILLE, FL 32611-4000 free bus pass, restricting parking, car share, carpool
Admissions:xxUFAx:{nUFinAnciAl Aid: 352- 392-6684 parking, guaranteed ride home, preferred parking for
WEbsitE: WWW.UFL.EDU carpools/vanpools, dedicated bike lane
Student Body
Average HS GPA 4.20
Cost
Required fees $0
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA Green Facts
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TERRELL HALL, ATHENS, GA 30602 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
Admissions:x{nUFAx:x{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 706-542-6147 parking, car share, carpool parking, vanpool, market
E-mAil: *,"
J1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UGA.EDU based pricing (hourly parking costs), preferred parking
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.82
Cost
UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII Green Facts

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MANOA carpool parking, market based pricing (hourly parking

costs)
2600 CAMPUS ROAD, QLCSS ROOM 001, HONOLULU, HI 96822 New construction must be LEED-certified or
Admissions:nnxnxUFAx:nnx{{nUFinAnciAl Aid: 808-956-7251 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
E-mAil:1 "--" -J7 1UWEbsitE: MANOA.HAWAII.EDU Environmental studies degree available yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.44
- Cost
Required fees $740
THE SCHOOLS 139

UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON Green Facts
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OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS, 4400 UNIVERSITY, HOUSTON, TX 77204-2023 bike share, car share, vanpool, guaranteed ride home
Admissions:{UFAx:{x{UFinAnciAl Aid: 713-743-9051 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" -J1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UH.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $918
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO Green Facts

7.2
UI ADMISSIONS OFFICE, PO BOX 444264, MOSCOW, ID 83844-4264 restricted parking, dedicated bike lanes, market based
Admissions:nnnxUFAx:nnnxUFinAnciAl Aid: 208-885-6312 pricing for parking meters, incremental prices for annual
E-mAil: --" -J1" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UIHOME.UIDAHO.EDU/UIHOME/ parking passes Zipcar, Zimride, the vandal Access
Shuttle, and many other options
% school grounds maintained organically <1
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.38
Cost
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT Green Facts
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CHICAGO universal access transit pass, car share, carpool parking,

dedicated bike lane
OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS & RECORDS, BOX 5220 M/C 018, CHICAGO, IL 60680-5220 New construction must be LEED-certified or
Admissions:{xUFAx:{nUFinAnciAl Aid: 312-996-3126 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
E-mAil: 1
/J1
1UWEbsitE: WWW.UIC.EDU Waste-diversion rate (%) 40
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.13
Cost

10
URBANA-CHAMPAIGN free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting

parking, bike share, car share, carpool parking, market
based pricing (hourly parking costs)
901 WEST ILLINOIS STREET, URBANA, IL 61801 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:UFAx:{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 217-333-0100 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil: 1,--" -J "- 1UWEbsitE: ILLINOIS.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Student Body
- Cost
THE SCHOOLS 141

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SPRINGFIELD bike share, carpool parking, dedicated bike lane

yes
ONE UNIVERSITY PLAZA, MS UHB 1080, SPRINGFIELD, IL 62703-5407 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Admissions:{n{UFAx:UFinAnciAl Aid: 217-206-6724 Waste-diversion rate (%) 65
E-mAil: ADMISSIONS@UIS.EDU Environmental studies degree available yes
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.38
- Cost
UNIVERSITY OF IOWA Green Facts

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107 CALVIN HALL, IOWA CITY, IA 52242 free bus passes, free campus bus service, restricted
Admissions:xn{UFAx:xxUFinAnciAl Aid: 319-335-1450 parking, Zipcar car share, carpool, vanpool, bikeable
E-mAil: --" -J1"7 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UIOWA.EDU campus
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.61
Cost
UNIVERSITY OF LA VERNE Green Facts
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1950 3RD STREET, LA VERNE, CA 91750 restricting parking, carpool parking, vanpool, guaranteed
Admissions:nUFAx:{UFinAnciAl Aid: 1-800-649-0160 ride home
E-mAil: --" J6 , 1UWEbsitE: WWW.LAVERNE.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.52
Cost
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE Green Facts

15
5713 CHADBOURNE HALL, ORONO, ME 04469-5713 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
Admissions:xnxUFAx:xnUFinAnciAl Aid: 207-581-1324 parking, bike share, carpool parking, guaranteed ride
E-mAil: 1/J 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UMAINE.EDU home, preferred parking for carpools/vanpools
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.4
Cost
THE SCHOOLS 143

UNIVERSITY OF MAINE Green Facts
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FARMINGTON vanpool
yes
246 MAIN STREET, FARMINGTON, ME 04938 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Admissions:nxUFAx:nnnUFinAnciAl Aid: 207-778-7100 Environmental studies degree available yes
E-mAil: 1/J 1UWEbsitE: WWW.FARMINGTON.EDU Environmental literacy requirement no
Student Body
Cost
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND Green Facts

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BALTIMORE COUNTY carpool parking

yes
1000 HILLTOP CIRCLE, BALTIMORE, MD 21250 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Admissions:{{xxUFAx:{{xx{UFinAnciAl Aid: 410-455-2387 Environmental studies degree available yes
E-mAil: --" -J1
1UWEbsitE: WWW.UMBC.EDU Environmental literacy requirement no
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.50
Cost
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND Green Facts
10
COLLEGE PARK free bus pass, restricting parking, bike share, car share,
carpool parking, market based pricing (hourly parking
costs), guaranteed ride home
MITCHELL BUILDING, COLLEGE PARK, MD 20742-5235 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:{nnxUFAx:{UFinAnciAl Aid: 301-314-9000 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil:1/J11 1UWEbsitE: WWW.MARYLAND.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Sierra Magazine Student Body
Average HS GPA 4.01
Cost
-
UNIVERSITY OF Green Facts

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MASSACHUSETTSAMHERST free bus pass, car share, carpool parking, market based
pricing (hourly parking costs), guaranteed ride home,
preferred parking for carpools/vanpools, dedicated bike
UNIVERSITY ADMISSIONS CENTER, 37 MATHER DR., AMHERST, MA 01003-9291 lane
Admissions:{x{xUFAx:{x{x{UFinAnciAl Aid: 413-545-0801 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: J--" -1-- 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UMASS.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.64
Cost
THE SCHOOLS 145

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MASSACHUSETTSBOSTON eco-friendly shuttle buses, cars on demand, bike share,

discounted transit/semester passes
100 MORRISSEY BOULEVARD, BOSTON, MA 02125-3393 New construction must be LEED-certified or
Admissions:nUFAx:nxUFinAnciAl Aid: 617-287-6300 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
E-mAil: ," / "J1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UMB.EDU Waste-diversion rate (%) 36
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.18
Cost

15
MASSACHUSETTSDARTMOUTH universal access transit pass, restricting parking, car

share, carpool parking, vanpool, guaranteed ride home
285 OLD WESTPORT ROAD, N DARTMOUTH, MA 02747-2300
Admissions:xnnxUFAx:xnnxxUFinAnciAl Aid: 508-999-8857
E-mAil: --" -J1-- 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UMASSD.EDU/
Student Body
Cost
THE UNIVERSITY OF MEMPHIS Green Facts
restricting parking, car share, vanpool, market based
101 WILDER TOWER, MEMPHIS, TN 38152 pricing (hourly parking costs), dedicated bike lane
Admissions:nUFAx:nxUFinAnciAl Aid: 901-678-4825 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: ,
,1/ /J *- 1UWEbsitE: WWW.MEMPHIS.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.33
Cost
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI Green Facts

20
P.O. BOX 248025, CORAL GABLES, FL 33124-4616 restricting parking, car share, vanpool, market based
Admissions:xn{{UFAx:xn{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 305-284-5212 pricing (hourly parking costs), preferred parking for low-
E-mAil:--" J 1UWEbsitE: WWW.MIAMI.EDU emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles
Student Body
Average HS GPA 4.20
Cost
THE SCHOOLS 147

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Green Facts
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ANN ARBOR free bus pass, restricting parking, car share, vanpool,
vanpools, dedicated bike lane
1220 STUDENT ACTIVITIES BUILDING, ANN ARBOR, MI 48109-1316 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:{{{UFAx:{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 734-763-6600 New construction must be LEED-certified or
WEbsitE: WWW.UMICH.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.79
- Cost
Required fees $194
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA Green Facts

5
DULUTH free bus pass, universal access transit pass, carpool park-
ing, market based pricing (hourly parking costs)
25 SOLON CAMPUS CENTER, 1117 UNIVERSITY, DULUTH, MN 55812-3000
Admissions:nUFAx:n{UFinAnciAl Aid: 218- 726-8000
E-mAil:1-J1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.D.UMN.EDU
Student Body
Cost
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MORRIS campus bike share program; city of Morris transit ser-

vice
600 E 4TH ST, MORRIS, MN 56267 New construction must be LEED-certified or
Admissions:nnnnnUFAx:xnxUFinAnciAl Aid: 800-992-8863 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
E-mAil: --" -J",,-1 1UWEbsitE: MORRIS.UMN.EDU Waste-diversion rate (%) 27
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $830

20
TWIN CITIES universal access transit pass, restricting parking, bike

share, car share, carpool parking, market based pricing
240 WILLIAMSON HALL, 231 PILLSBURY DRIVE SE, MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55455-0213 parking for carpools/vanpools, dedicated bike lane
Admissions:xnUFAx:UFinAnciAl Aid: 612-624-1111 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil:UWEbsitE: WWW.UMN.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Cost
THE SCHOOLS 149

UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI Green Facts
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145 MARTINDALE, UNIVERSITY, MS 38677 free bus pass, bike share

Admissions:xUFAx:xxnUFinAnciAl Aid: 800-891-4596 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" -J" -- 1UWEbsitE: WWW.OLEMISS.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.35
Cost
Required fees $0
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI Green Facts

15
230 JESSE HALL, COLUMBIA, MO 65211 free bus pass, car share, dedicated bike lane
Admissions:xnnnUFAx:xnnnnUFinAnciAl Aid: 573-882-7506 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil:1{1J--"1, 1UWEbsitE: WWW.MISSOURI.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Cost
THE UNIVERSITY OF Green Facts
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MONTANAMISSOULA free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting park-
ing, bike share, carpool parking, vanpool, market based pric-
ing (hourly parking costs), guaranteed ride home, preferred
LOMMASSON CENTER 101, MISSOULA, MT 59812 parking for carpools/vanpools, preferred parking for low-
Admissions:{{UFAx:{{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 406-243-5373 emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles, dedicated bike lane
E-mAil: --J1" / 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UMT.EDU/GREENINGUM School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.26
Cost
UNIVERSITY OF MOUNT UNION Green Facts

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1972 CLARK AVENUE, ALLIANCE, OH 44601-3993 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:nxUFAx:nxUFinAnciAl Aid: 877-543-9185 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil: --" J"1 /1 " 1UWEbsitE: WWW.MOUNTUNION.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.26
- Cost
Required fees $300
THE SCHOOLS 151

UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Green Facts
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UNH OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS, 4 GARRISON AVE, DURHAM, NH 03824
Admissions:nUFAx:nUFinAnciAl Aid: 603-862-3600 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
E-mAil:--" -J1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UNH.EDU parking, bike share, car share, carpool parking, market
ed bike lane
Student Body
Cost
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO Green Facts

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OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS, PO BOX 4895, ALBUQUERQUE, NM 87196-4895
free bus pass, bike share, car share
Admissions:xx{{UFAx:xxnUFinAnciAl Aid: 505-277-8900
E-mAil: **9J1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UNM.EDU
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.18
Cost
-
THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH Green Facts
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CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting park-
ing, car share, carpool parking, vanpool, market based pricing
(hourly parking costs), guaranteed ride home, preferred park-
CB# 2200, JACKSON HALL, CHAPEL HILL, NC 27599-2200 ing for carpools/vanpools, bike share program
Admissions:UFAx:{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 919-962-8396 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: 1
*J--" -1
1UWEbsitE: WWW.UNC.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 4.50
Cost
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA Green Facts

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205 TWAMLEY HALL 264 CENTENNIAL DRIVE ST, GRAND FORKS, ND 58202-8357 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
Admissions:nxxnUFAx:UFinAnciAl Aid: 701-777-3121 parking, bike share, market based pricing (hourly parking
E-mAil: ," /- ,6
-J1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UND.EDU costs), dedicated bike lane
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.33
- Cost
THE SCHOOLS 153

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS Green Facts
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1155 UNION CIRCLE #311277, DENTON, TX 76203 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting park-
Admissions:{xxnUFAx:{xx{nUFinAnciAl Aid: 940-565-3901 ing, bike share, car share, carpool parking, vanpool, market
E-mAil: 1 ,,J1 / 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UNT.EDU based pricing (hourly parking costs), guaranteed ride home,
preferred parking for carpools/vanpools, preferred parking
for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles, dedicated bike lane
Student Body
Cost
UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN IOWA Green Facts

25
1227 WEST 27TH STREET, CEDAR FALLS, IA 50614-0018 free bus pass, restricting parking, market based pricing
Admissions:nUFAx:nnxUFinAnciAl Aid: 319-273-2701 (hourly parking costs)
E-mAil:--" -J1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UNI.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $987
UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME Green Facts
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220 MAIN BUILDING, NOTRE DAME, IN 46556 free bus pass, vanpool
Admissions:x{xxUFAx:x{nnxUFinAnciAl Aid: 574-631-6436 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" -J 1UWEbsitE: WWW.ND.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Cost
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA Green Facts

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1000 ASP AVEUNE, NORMAN, OK 73019-4076 dedicated campus bicycle plan; covered bicycle parking;
Admissions:{xxxUFAx:{xx{UFinAnciAl Aid: 405- 325-5505 free university/city bus transportation for students, fac-
E-mAil: ,
J"1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.OU.EDU ulty and staff; ADA paratransit for eligible students; 50
percent of bus system using CNG fuel; online car pool
matching for students, faculty, and staff.
- Waste-diversion rate (%) 21.8
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.59
Cost
THE SCHOOLS 155

UNIVERSITY OF OREGON Green Facts
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1217 UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, EUGENE, OR 97403-1217 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
Admissions:x{{UFAx:x{{xnxUFinAnciAl Aid: 800-760-6953 parking, bike share, car share, carpool parking, vanpool,
E-mAil: 1"/J1", " 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UOREGON.EDU market based pricing (hourly parking costs), guaranteed
ride home, preferred parking for carpools/vanpools
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.59
Cost
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Green Facts

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1 COLLEGE HALL, PHILADELPHIA, PA 19104
Admissions:xnnxUFAx:xnnUFinAnciAl Aid: 215-898-1988
E-mAil: "J--" -1"1* 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UPENN.EDU
parking, car share, vanpool, market based pricing (hourly
parking costs), guaranteed ride home
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.89
Cost
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH Green Facts
13
PITTSBURGH CAMPUS free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
4227 FIFTH AVENUE, FIRST FLOOR ALUMNI HALL, PITTSBURGH, PA 15260 ride home, preferred parking for carpools/vanpools
Admissions:{{{nnUFAx:{{nnnxUFinAnciAl Aid: 412-624-7488 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: "J*// 1UWEbsitE: WWW.PITT.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.94
Cost
Required fees $860
-
UNIVERSITY OF PORTLAND Green Facts

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5000 NORTH WILLAMETTE BLVD., PORTLAND, OR 97203-7147 free bus pass, restricting parking, bike share, car share,
Admissions:x{{UFAx:x{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 503-943-7311 carpool parking, vanpool, preferred parking for carpools/
E-mAil: --" -J1* 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UP.EDU vanpools
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.67
Cost
Required fees $140
THE
THE SCHOOLS
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157
UNIVERSITY OF PUGET SOUND Green Facts
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1500 NORTH WARNER STREET CMB 1062, TACOMA, WA 98416-1062 free bus pass, restricting parking, bike share, car share,
Admissions:xnUFAx:xnUFinAnciAl Aid: 253-879-3214 carpool parking, guaranteed ride home, preferred park-
E-mAil: --" J*1 /-"1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.PUGETSOUND.EDU ing for carpools/vanpools, dedicated bike lane
- Student Body
Cost
Required fees $210
UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND Green Facts

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NEWMAN HALL, 14 UPPER COLLEGE ROAD, KINGSTON, RI 02881 free bus pass, restricting parking, car share, preferred
Admissions:{n{UFAx:{n{xxUFinAnciAl Aid: 401-874-7530 parking for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles
E-mAil: --" J1, 1UWEbsitE: WWW.URI.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.40
- Cost
UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND Green Facts
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BRUNET MEMORIAL HALL: 28 WESTHAMPTON WAY, UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND, VA 23173 free bus pass, restricting parking, bike share, car share,
Admissions:n{nn{UFAx:n{nUFinAnciAl Aid: 804-289-8438 carpool parking, guaranteed ride home, preferred park-
E-mAil: --" -J,
" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.RICHMOND.EDU ing for carpools/vanpools, preferred parking for low-
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $0
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER Green Facts

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300 WILSON BLVD, PO BOX 270251, ROCHESTER, NY 14627 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
Admissions:xnxxUFAx:xnx{{xxUFinAnciAl Aid: 585-275-3226 parking, bike share, car share, carpool parking, vanpool,
E-mAil: /J--" -,"
-/ , 1UWEbsitE: WWW.ROCHESTER.EDU market based pricing (hourly parking costs), guaranteed
ride home, preferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-effi-
cient vehicles
Student Body
Cost
THE SCHOOLS 159

UNIVERSITY OF SAINT THOMAS (MN) Green Facts
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2115 SUMMIT AVENUE, MAIL #32F, ST. PAUL, MN 55105-1096 restricting parking, bike share, car share, carpool park-
Admissions:xxUFAx:xUFinAnciAl Aid: 651-962-6550 ing, market based pricing (hourly parking costs), guaran-
E-mAil:--" -J-//"- 1UWEbsitE: WWW.STTHOMAS.EDU teed ride home, preferred parking for carpools/vanpools,
dedicated bike lane
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.56
Cost
Required fees $747
UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO Green Facts

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5998 ALCALA PARK, SAN DIEGO, CA 92110-2492 car share, carpool parking, vanpool, market based pric-
Admissions:{xUFAx:nUFinAnciAl Aid: 619-260-4514 ing (hourly parking costs), guaranteed ride home, pre-
E-mAil: --" -J- " 1UWEbsitE: WWW.SANDIEGO.EDU ferred parking for carpools/vanpools
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.89
Cost
Required fees $484
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH Green Facts
bike share, car share, carpool parking, vanpool, market
CAROLINACOLUMBIA
OFFICE OF UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COLUMBIA, SC 29208
based pricing (hourly parking costs), preferred parking
Admissions:nUFAx:nUFinAnciAl Aid: 803- 777-8134 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil:--" -1,J-
1UWEbsitE: WWW.SC.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.90
Cost
Required fees $400
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA Green Facts

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4202 EAST FOWLER AVENUE, SVC-1036, TAMPA, FL 33620-9951 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
Admissions:n{xUFAx:n{nUFinAnciAl Aid: 813-974-4700 parking, market based pricing (hourly parking costs),
E-mAil: --" -J 1- 1UWEbsitE: WWW.USF.EDU guaranteed ride home
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.78
Cost
THE SCHOOLS 161

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN Green Facts
universal access transit pass, restricting parking, car
CALIFORNIA share, carpool parking, vanpool, market based pricing

parking for carpools/vanpools
OFFICE OF ADMISSION/ JOHN HUBBARD HALL, 700 CHILDS WAY, LOS ANGELES, CA 90089-0911 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:{UFAx:nUFinAnciAl Aid: 213-740-1111 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil:/1-
J1-
1UWEbsitE: WWW.USC.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.8
Cost
THE UNIVERSITY OF Green Facts

bike share, vanpool, market based pricing (hourly park-
TENNESSEE, KNOXVILLE ing costs), dedicated bike lane

yes
320 STUDENT SERVICE BUILDING, CIRCLE PARK DRIVE, KNOXVILLE, TN 37996-0230 certified by a comparable third-party rating system no
Admissions:nx{n{UFAx:UFinAnciAl Aid: 865- 974-3131 Waste-diversion rate (%) 18
E-mAil: --" -J1/ 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UTK.EDU Environmental studies degree available yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.85
Cost
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS Green Facts
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AT AUSTIN
dedicated shuttle fleet, fare-free boarding on city bus
fleet, restricting parking, bike share, car share, carpool
parking, vanpool, market based pricing (hourly parking
P.O. BOX 8058, AUSTIN, TX 78713-8058 costs), guaranteed ride home, preferred parking for car-
Admissions:x{xnUFAx:x{x{nUFinAnciAl Aid: 512- 475-6282 pools/vanpools
WEbsitE: WWW.BEALONGHORN.UTEXAS.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
% of school energy from renewable resources <1.0
Student Body
-
Cost
Required fees $0
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS Green Facts

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AT DALLAS
free bus pass, universal access transit pass, bike share
800 WEST CAMPBELL ROAD, ROC11, RICHARDSON, TX 75080 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Admissions:nnUFAx:nnxUFinAnciAl Aid: 972-883-2941 Environmental studies degree available yes
E-mAil: / , -/J1/- 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UTDALLAS.EDU Environmental literacy requirement no
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.82
Cost
THE SCHOOLS 163

UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Green Facts
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201 SOUTH 1460 EAST, ROOM 250 S, SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84112 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
Admissions:nxnnUFAx:nxnxn{UFinAnciAl Aid: 801-581-6211 parking, car share, carpool parking, preferred parking for
E-mAil: --" -J-1/ 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UTAH.EDU carpools/vanpools, dedicated bike lane
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.53
Cost
Required fees $938
UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT Green Facts

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ADMISSIONS, 194 SOUTH PROSPECT STREET., BURLINGTON, VT 05401-3596 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricted
Admissions:nxUFAx:nxnUFinAnciAl Aid: 802- 656-5700 parking, bike share, car share, carpool parking, market
E-mAil: --" -J16 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UVM.EDU based pricing (hourly parking costs), guaranteed ride
ed bike lane
Student Body
Cost
THE SCHOOLS 164

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Green Facts
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OFFICE OF ADMISSION, PO BOX 400160, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA 22906 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting park-
Admissions:{{nUFAx:{{{xnUFinAnciAl Aid: 434- 982-6000 ing, car share, carpool parking, vanpool, market based pricing
E-mAil:1 ,,--" J6, 1UWEbsitE: WWW.VIRGINIA.EDU (hourly parking costs), guaranteed ride home, preferred park-
ing for carpools/vanpools, dedicated bike lane
Student Body
- Cost
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON Green Facts

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1410 NE CAMPUS PARKWAY, UW BOX 355852, SEATTLE, WA 98195-5852 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting park-
Admissions:x{nUFAx:nxxxUFinAnciAl Aid: 206-543-6101 ing, car share, carpool parking, vanpool, market based pricing
WEbsitE: WWW.WASHINGTON.EDU (hourly parking costs), guaranteed ride home, preferred park-
ing for carpools/vanpools, preferred parking for low-emit-
ting/ fuel-efficient vehicles, dedicated bike lane
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.633.92
Cost
Required fees $828
THE SCHOOLS 165

UNIVERSITY OF WEST FLORIDA Green Facts
free bus pass, bike share
11000 UNIVERSITY PARKWAY, PENSACOLA, FL 32514-5750 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:nx{{UFAx:nx{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 850-474-2400 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil: --" -J17 1UWEbsitE: UWF.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
- Student Body
Cost
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN Green Facts

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EAU CLAIRE free bus pass, bike share

yes
105 GARFIELD AVENUE, SCHOFIELD 111, EAU CLAIRE, WI 54701 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Admissions:xnx{xUFAx:xn{UFinAnciAl Aid: 715-836-3373 Environmental studies degree available yes
E-mAil:--" -J17
1UWEbsitE: WWW.UWEC.EDU Environmental literacy requirement no
Student Body
Cost
THE SCHOOLS 166

UNIVERSITY WISCONSIN Green Facts
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GREEN BAY free bus pass, ride share, dedicated bike lane
yes
2420 NICOLET DRIVE, GREEN BAY, WI 53411-7001 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Admissions:{xUFAx:{xxx{UFinAnciAl Aid: 920-465-2075 Environmental studies degree available yes
E-mAil: --" -J17 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UWGB.EDU/ Environmental literacy requirement no
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.33
- Cost
-
-
UNIVERSITY WISCONSIN Green Facts

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MADISON free bus pass, restricting parking, bike share, car share,
carpool parking, vanpool, market based pricing (hourly
702 WEST JOHNSON STREET, SUITE 101, MADISON, WI 53715 1007 for carpools/vanpools, preferred parking for low-emit-
Admissions:nUFAx:nUFinAnciAl Aid: 608-262-3060 ting/fuel-efficient vehicles, dedicated bike lane
E-mAil: " 7-
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1UWEbsitE: WWW.WISC.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.72
- Cost
THE SCHOOLS 167

14.2
MILWAUKEE free bus pass, bike share, car share, market based pricing
(hourly parking costs), dedicated bike lane
PO BOX 749, MILWAUKEE, WI 53201 New construction must be LEED-certified or
Admissions:{{UFAx:{{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 414-229-4541 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
E-mAil: 17""J17 1UWEbsitE: WWW4.UWM.EDU Waste-diversion rate (%) 39
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.09
- Cost

free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricted
OSHKOSH parking, bike share, dedicated bike lane, Zimride online

ride sharing
DEMPSEY HALL 135, 800 ALGOMA BOULEVARD, OSHKOSH, WI 54901 New construction must be LEED-certified or
Admissions:{{{UFAx:{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 920-424-3377 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
E-mAil: --" -J17"- 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UWOSH.EDU/HOME Waste-diversion rate (%) 50
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.3
- Cost
Required fees $905
THE SCHOOLS 168

25
STEVENS POINT free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
parking, bike share, carpool parking, market based pric-
ing (hourly parking costs), vanpool and guaranteed ride
102 STUDENT SERVICES CENTER, STEVENS POINT, WI 54481 home to our list of available transportation alternatives
Admissions:x{{{UFAx:x{UFinAnciAl Aid: 715-346-4771 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --J17-* 1UWEbsitE: WWW.UWSP.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.45
Cost
URSINUS COLLEGE Green Facts

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URSINUS COLLEGE, ADMISSIONS OFFIC, COLLEGEVILLE, PA 19426 bike share

Admissions:{UFAx:{UFinAnciAl Aid: 610-409-3600 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" -J1,- 1- 1UWEbsitE: WWW.URSINUS.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $170
-
THE SCHOOLS 169

UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY Green Facts
5
0160 OLD MAIN HILL, LOGAN, UT 84322-0160 free bus pass, restricting parking, bike share, car share
Admissions:{xUFAx:{xnUFinAnciAl Aid: 435-797-0173 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: /J1-1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.USU.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.47
- Cost
Required fees $826
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY Green Facts

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2305 WEST END AVENUE, NASHVILLE, TN 37203
Admissions:xxUFAx:x{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 800-288-0204 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
E-mAil: --" -J6 , / 1UWEbsitE: WWW.VANDERBILT.EDU parking, car share, carpool parking, vanpool, guaranteed
ride home, preferred parking for carpools/vanpools, pre-
ferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles, 19
electric vehicle charging stations
Student Body
- Cost
THE SCHOOLS 170
VASSAR COLLEGE Green Facts
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124 RAYMOND AVENUE, POUGHKEEPSIE, NY 12604 free bus pass, bike share
Admissions:n{x{UFAx:n{x{UFinAnciAl Aid: 845-437-5320 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil:--" -J6--, 1UWEbsitE: WWW.VASSAR.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.77
Cost
Required fees $390
VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY Green Facts

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AUSTIN HALL, 800 LANCASTER AVENUE, VILLANOVA, PA 19085 restricting parking, vanpool, preferred parking for car-
Admissions:x{UFAx:x{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 610-519-4010 pools/vanpools
E-mAil:"/"61J6 "6 1UWEbsitE: WWW.VILLANOVA.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.86
Cost
Required fees $580
THE SCHOOLS 171

VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH Green Facts
12
UNIVERSITY free bus pass; RamBikes programs; car share; carpool

parking; preferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-efficient
vehicles; EV charging stations; mobility hubs; campus
821 WEST FRANKLIN STREET, PO BOX 842526, RICHMOND, VA 23284 shuttle service
Admissions:n{nnUFAx:n{nnnUFinAnciAl Aid: 804-828-6669 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: 1*,J6
1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.VCU.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
- % of school energy from renewable resources <1
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.51
Cost
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC Green Facts

% food budget spent on local/organic food 7
INSTITUTE & STATE UNIVERSITY

free bus pass, restricting parking, car share, carpool
parking, guaranteed ride home, preferred parking for
965 PRICES FORK, BLACKSBURG, VA 24061
carpools/vanpools, dedicated bike lane
Admissions:x{UFAx:x{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 540-231-5179
E-mAil: 6/--J6/ 1UWEbsitE: WWW.VT.EDU
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.92
Cost
THE SCHOOLS 172

WARREN WILSON COLLEGE Green Facts
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PO BOX 9000, ASHEVILLE, NC 28815-9000 free bus pass, bike share, preferred parking for low-emit-
Admissions:n{xUFAx:nnn{{UFinAnciAl Aid: 828-771-2082 ting/fuel-efficient vehicles
E-mAil: /J7,, 7-" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.WARREN-WILSON.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
- # of applicants 986
Average HS GPA 3.20
Cost
Required fees $300
WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY Green Facts

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PO BOX 641067, PULLMAN, WA 99164-1067 universal access transit pass, restricting parking, bike
Admissions:xxxxnUFAx:xx{UFinAnciAl Aid: 509-335-9711 share, car share, rideshare network, vanpool, market
E-mAil: --" -J7-1 1UWEbsitE: ADMISSION.WSU.EDU/ based pricing (hourly parking costs), guaranteed ride
home, preferred parking for rid
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.3
- Cost
THE SCHOOLS 173

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Green Facts
9
IN ST. LOUIS
parking, car share, carpool parking, market based pricing
CAMPUS BOX 1089, ONE BROOKINGS DRIVE, ST. LOUIS, MO 63130-4899 parking for carpools/vanpools, dedicated bike lane, elec-
Admissions:{xUFAx:{x{UFinAnciAl Aid: 888-547-6670 tric vehicle charging stations
E-mAil: --" -J71-/ 1UWEbsitE: WUSTL.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
- Student Body
Cost
WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY

1137 UNIVERSITY CIRCLE, OGDEN, UT 84408-1137
Green Facts
20
Admissions:n{UFAx:n{UFinAnciAl Aid: 801-626-6586 free bus pass, universal access transit pass
E-mAil: --" -J7 , 1UWEbsitE: WEBER.EDU/ School has formal sustainability committee yes
- Student Body
# of applicants 0
Cost
Required fees $775
-
THE SCHOOLS 174

WELLESLEY COLLEGE Green Facts
20
BOARD OF ADMISSION, 106 CENTRAL STREET, WELLESLEY, MA 02481-8203 free bus pass, restricting parking, bike share, car share
Admissions:nnUFAx:nnnUFinAnciAl Aid: 781-283-2360 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil:--" J7 - 9 1UWEbsitE: WWW.WELLESLEY.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Cost
WENTWORTH INSTITUTE Green Facts

100
OF TECHNOLOGY
restricting parking, carpool parking, preferred parking
550 HUNTINGTON AVENUE, ADMISSIONS OFFICE, BOSTON, MA 02115-5998 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:n{UFAx:n{UFinAnciAl Aid: 617-989-4174 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil: --" -J7/ 1UWEbsitE: WWW.WIT.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 2.98
- Cost
THE SCHOOLS 175

WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY Green Facts
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70 WYLLYS AVENUE, MIDDLETOWN, CT 06459 bike share, car share, vanpool, preferred parking for low-
Admissions:nnxUFAx:nnxUFinAnciAl Aid: 860-685-2800 emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles
E-mAil: --" -J7 - 9 1UWEbsitE: WWW.WESLEYAN.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.75
- Cost
Required fees $300
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY Green Facts

4
ADMISSIONS OFFICE, PO BOX 6009, MORGANTOWN, WV 26506-6009 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
Admissions:{UFAx:{nUFinAnciAl Aid: 304-293-5242 parking, bike share, car share, carpool parking, vanpool,
E-mAil:"761J761 1UWEbsitE: WWW.WVU.EDU market based pricing (hourly parking costs), guaranteed
ride home, preferred parking for carpools/vanpools
GREEN HIGHLIGHTS School has formal sustainability committee yes
- New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
- Cost
THE SCHOOLS 176

WESTERN CAROLINA UNIVERSITY Green Facts
7
301 H.F. ROBINSON ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, CULLOWHEE, NC 28723 free bus pass, restricting parking, bike share
Admissions:nnUFAx:nnUFinAnciAl Aid: 828-227-7290 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --J 7
1 1UWEbsitE: WWW.WCU.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.63
Cost
WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Green Facts

universal access transit pass, restricting parking, bike
POTTER HALL 117, 1906 COLLEGE HEIGHTS BLVD., BOWLING GREEN, KY 42101-1020 share, guaranteed ride home
Admissions:{xxxUFAx:{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 270-745-2755 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" J71 1UWEbsitE: WWW.WKU.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.15
Cost
-
THE SCHOOLS 177

WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY Green Facts
33
1903 W. MICHIGAN AVENUE, KALAMAZOO, MI 49008-5211 free bus pass, universal access transit pass, restricting
Admissions:nUFAx:nUFinAnciAl Aid: 269-387-6000 parking, market based pricing (hourly parking costs),
E-mAil: -71J7
1UWEbsitE: WWW.WMICH.EDU guaranteed ride home, preferred parking for low-emit-
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.27
- Cost
WESTERN STATE COLLEGE OF Green Facts

free bus pass, carpool parking, vanpool, preferred park-
COLORADO ing for carpools/vanpools, preferred parking for low-

600 N. ADAMS, GUNNISON, CO 81231 New construction must be LEED-certified or
Admissions:{UFAx:{UFinAnciAl Aid: 970- 943-3085 certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
E-mAil: --" -J7 -/ , 1UWEbsitE: WWW.WESTERN.EDU Waste-diversion rate (%) 25
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.04
- Cost
-
THE SCHOOLS 178

WESTERN WASHINGTON Green Facts
2
UNIVERSITY universal access transit pass, carpool parking, guaran-

teed ride home, preferred parking for carpools/vanpools,
preferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles
MAIL STOP 9009, BELLINGHAM, WA 98225-9009 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:x{{UFAx:xUFinAnciAl Aid: 360-650-3470 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil:/J
771 1UWEbsitE: WWW.WWU.EDU/ certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes

- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.45
Cost
WESTERN UNIVERSITY
1151 RICHMOND STREET, LONDON, ON N6A3K7
Green Facts
31
free bus pass, restricting parking, bike share, carpool park-

Admissions:xUFAx:xUFinAnciAl Aid: 519-661-2100
ing, market based pricing (hourly parking costs), preferred
E-mAil: , --" -J17"
UWEbsitE: WWW.UWO.CA
parking for carpools/vanpools, dedicated bike lane
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.90
THE SCHOOLS 179

WESTMINSTER COLLEGE Green Facts
5
OF SALT LAKE CITY free bus pass, restricting parking, bike share, car share,
carpool parking, preferred parking for carpools/vanpools,
preferred parking for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles,
1840 SOUTH 1300 EAST, SALT LAKE CITY, UT 84105 dedicated bike lane
Admissions:nnUFAx:nnUFinAnciAl Aid: 801-832-2502 School has formal sustainability committee yes
E-mAil: --" J7 -/ -/ ,
" 1UWEbsitE: WWW.WESTMINSTERCOLLEGE.EDU New construction must be LEED-certified or
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.50
Range SAT Critical Reading 487.5620
Cost
Required fees $490
WILLIAMS COLLEGE Green Facts

10
PO BOX 487, WILLIAMSTOWN, MA 01267 bike share, car share, guaranteed ride home, preferred
Admissions:{xUFAx:{x{xUFinAnciAl Aid: 413- 597-4181 parking for low-emitting/fuel-efficient vehicles
E-mAil: --" J7- 1UWEbsitE: WWW.WILLIAMS.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Cost
Required fees $260
THE SCHOOLS 180

WINONA STATE UNIVERSITY Green Facts
10
175 MARK STREET, WINONA STATE UNI, WINONA, MN 55987 bike share, car share, carpool parking, preferred parking
Admissions:x{xxUFAx:x{xxUFinAnciAl Aid: 507-457-5090 for carpools/vanpools
E-mAil: --" -J7 " 1UWEbsitE: WWW.WINONA.EDU School has formal sustainability committee yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.30
Cost
WINTHROP UNIVERSITY
ROCK HILL, SC 29733
Green Facts
Admissions:nUFAx:nUFinAnciAl Aid: 803-323-4857
E-mAil: --" -J7 /,"* 1UWEbsitE: WWW.WINTHROP.EDU
-
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.81
Cost
Required fees $0
THE SCHOOLS 181

WITTENBERG UNIVERSITY
PO BOX 720, SPRINGFIELD, OH 45501
Green Facts
40
restricting parking
Admissions:{UFAx:UFinAnciAl Aid: 937-327-7321
E-mAil: --" J7// , 1UWEbsitE: WWW.WITTENBERG.EDU
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.48
Cost
Required fees $800
WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC Green Facts

28
INSTITUTE
electric vehicle charging stations, car share, ride sharing,
carpool parking, van pool, guaranteed ride home, pre-
ferred parking for fuel efficient vehicles
ADMISSIONS OFFICE, BARTLETT CENTER, 100 INSTITUTE RD, WORCESTER, MA 01609 School has formal sustainability committee yes
Admissions:xnnxnUFAx:xnnxnxUFinAnciAl Aid: 508-831-5469 New construction must be LEED-certified or
E-mAil: --" -J7* 1UWEbsitE: WWW.WPI.EDU certified by a comparable third-party rating system yes
Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.80
Cost
Required fees $590
THE SCHOOLS 182

XAVIER UNIVERSITY (OH)
3800 VICTORY PARKWAY, CINCINNATI, OH 45207-5311
Green Facts
14
bike share, dedicated bike lane, car share

Admissions:x{xUFAx:x{x{UFinAnciAl Aid: 513-745-3142
E-mAil: 81/J86 , 1UWEbsitE: WWW.XAVIER.EDU
- Student Body
Average HS GPA 3.53
Cost
Required fees $930
YALE UNIVERSITY
PO BOX 208234, NEW HAVEN, CT 06520-8234
Green Facts
39
free Yale shuttle, restricting parking, car share, guaran-

Admissions:{UFAx:{UFinAnciAl Aid: 203-432-2700
teed ride home
E-mAil: -/1 /+1 -/" -J9 1UWEbsitE: WWW.YALE.EDU
- Student Body
Cost
Required fees $0
THE SCHOOLS 183

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INDEX
ALPHEBETICAL INDEX
A California University of Pennsylvania ...................... 40
Adelphi University ...................................................... 23 Carleton College .......................................................... 40
Agnes Scott College .................................................... 23 Carnegie Mellon University ....................................... 41
Albion College ............................................................. 24 Case Western Reserve University ............................. 41
Allegheny College........................................................ 24 Catawba College ......................................................... 42
American University................................................... 25 The Catholic University of America .......................... 42
Appalachian State University .................................... 25 Central College............................................................ 43
Aquinas College .......................................................... 26 Central Connecticut State University ....................... 43
Arizona State University ............................................ 26 Central Michigan University ..................................... 44
Auburn University ...................................................... 27 Central Washington University ................................. 44
Champlain College ...................................................... 45
B
Chatham University ................................................... 45
Babson College ............................................................ 27
City University of New YorkBrooklyn College ...... 46
Ball State University .................................................. 28
Cheyney University of Pennsylvania ........................ 46
Bard College ................................................................ 28
City University of New YorkCity College .............. 47
Bastyr University........................................................ 29
Clark University ......................................................... 47
Bates College ............................................................... 29
Clarkson University.................................................... 48
Baylor University........................................................ 30
Clemson University .................................................... 48
Bennington College ..................................................... 30
Coastal Carolina University....................................... 49
Bentley University ...................................................... 31
Colby College ............................................................... 49
Berea College .............................................................. 31
Colgate University ...................................................... 50
Berry College ............................................................... 32
College of the Atlantic ................................................ 50
Biola University .......................................................... 32
College of Charleston .................................................. 51
Boston College ............................................................. 33
College of the Holy Cross ........................................... 51
Boston University ....................................................... 33
College of William and Mary...................................... 52
Bowdoin College .......................................................... 34
The College of New Jersey ......................................... 52
Bowling Green State University ................................ 34
Colorado College ......................................................... 53
Brandeis University.................................................... 35
Colorado State University .......................................... 53
Brown University ........................................................ 35
Columbia University................................................... 54
Bucknell University .................................................... 36
Connecticut College .................................................... 54
C Cornell University ...................................................... 55
California College of the Arts ..................................... 36 Creighton University .................................................. 55
California Institute of Technology ............................. 37
D
California State Polytechnic University, Pomona..... 37
Dartmouth College...................................................... 56
California State University, Chico ............................. 38
Davidson College......................................................... 56
California State University, Fresno ........................... 38
Denison University ..................................................... 57
California State University, Monterey Bay ............... 39
DePaul University ...................................................... 57
California State University, Stanislaus..................... 39
INDEX 207
Dickinson College........................................................ 58 High Point University ................................................ 76
Drew University .......................................................... 58 Hobart and William Smith Colleges .......................... 76
Drexel University........................................................ 59 Hofstra University ...................................................... 77
Drury University......................................................... 59 Houghton College ........................................................ 77
Duke University .......................................................... 60 Humboldt State University ........................................ 78
Duquesne University .................................................. 60
I
E Illinois Institute of Technology .................................. 78
Earlham College.......................................................... 61 Illinois State University ............................................. 79
Eastern Connecticut State University ...................... 61 Indiana State University ............................................ 79
Eastern Illinois University ......................................... 62 Indiana UniversityBloomington ............................. 80
Eastern Washington University................................. 62 Iowa State University ................................................. 80
Eckerd College ............................................................ 63 Ithaca College.............................................................. 81
Elon University ........................................................... 63
J
Emory University........................................................ 64
James Madison University ......................................... 81
The Evergreen State College...................................... 64
Johns Hopkins University .......................................... 82
F
K
Florida Atlantic University ........................................ 65
Keene State College .................................................... 82
Florida State University............................................. 65
Kennesaw State University ....................................... 83
Framingham State College ........................................ 66
Kenyon College............................................................ 83
Franklin & Marshall College ..................................... 66
Keystone College ......................................................... 84
Frostburg State University ........................................ 67
Furman University ..................................................... 67 L
Lafayette College ........................................................ 84
G
Lawrence Tech (MI) .................................................... 85
George Mason University ........................................... 68
Lehigh University ....................................................... 85
The George Washington University........................... 68
Linfield College ........................................................... 86
Georgetown University ............................................... 69
Lipscomb University ................................................... 86
Georgia Institute of Technology ................................. 69
Louisiana State UniversityBaton Rouge ............... 87
Georgia Southern University ..................................... 70
Loyola Marymount University ................................... 87
Gettysburg College...................................................... 70
Loyola University Maryland ...................................... 88
Gonzaga University .................................................... 71
Loyola University of Chicago ..................................... 88
Gordon College ............................................................ 71
Luther College............................................................. 89
Goucher College .......................................................... 72
Grand Valley State University ................................... 72 M
Green Mountain College............................................. 73 Macalester College ...................................................... 89
Guilford College .......................................................... 73 Maharishi University of Management ...................... 90
Gustavus Adolphus College ........................................ 74 Marquette University ................................................. 90

Marywood University ................................................. 91
H
Massachusetts Institute of Technology ..................... 91
Hamilton College ........................................................ 74
Messiah College .......................................................... 92
Harvard College .......................................................... 75
Michigan State University ......................................... 92
Haverford College ....................................................... 75
INDEX 208
Middlebury College ..................................................... 93 Roosevelt University ..................................................111
Millersville University of Pennsylvania .................... 93 Rowan University ......................................................111
Mills College ................................................................ 94
S
Monmouth University (NJ) ........................................ 94
Saint Michael's College .............................................112
Montclair State University ........................................ 95
Salisbury University ..................................................112
N San Diego State University .......................................113
Naropa University ...................................................... 95 San Francisco State University ................................113
New York University................................................... 96 Santa Clara University .............................................114
The New School........................................................... 96 Seattle Pacific University ..........................................114
North Carolina State University ............................... 97 Seattle University ......................................................115
North Central College ................................................ 97 SewaneeThe University of the South ...................115
Northeastern University ............................................ 98 Shenandoah University .............................................116
Northern Arizona University ..................................... 98 Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania ...............116
Northland College ....................................................... 99 Smith College .............................................................117
Northwestern University............................................ 99 Southern Illinois UniversityCarbondale ...............117
Southern New Hampshire University ......................118
O
Southern Oregon University .....................................118
Oberlin College.......................................................... 100
St. John's UniversityQueens .................................119
The Ohio State UniversityColumbus ................... 100
St. Mary's College of Maryland.................................119
Ohio UniversityAthens ......................................... 101
Stanford University .................................................. 120
Ohio Wesleyan University ........................................ 101
State University of New York at Albany ................. 120
Old Dominion University ......................................... 102
State University of New YorkBinghamton .......... 121
Oregon State University........................................... 102
State University of New York at Geneseo ............... 121
P State University of New York
Pacific Lutheran University ..................................... 103 College at Oneonta ................................................. 122
Pennsylvania State UniversityUniversity Park.. 103 State University of New York
Pepperdine University .............................................. 104 College of Environmental Forestry ....................... 122
Pitzer College ............................................................ 104 State University of New YorkNew Paltz.............. 123
Plymouth State University ...................................... 105 State University of New YorkPotsdam ................ 123
Pomona College ......................................................... 105 State University of New York
Portland State University ........................................ 106 Stony Brook University .......................................... 124
Pratt Institute ........................................................... 106 Stetson University .................................................... 124
Prescott College......................................................... 107 Suffolk University ..................................................... 125
Princeton University................................................. 107 Swarthmore College.................................................. 125
Purdue UniversityWest Lafayette........................ 108 Syracuse University.................................................. 126
R T
Radford University ................................................... 108 Temple University..................................................... 126
Rider University........................................................ 109 Towson University .................................................... 127
The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey ......... 109 Tufts University ........................................................ 127
Rochester Institute of Technology .............................110 Tulane University ..................................................... 128
Roger Williams University ........................................110
INDEX 209
U University of MichiganAnn Arbor ........................ 148
Union College (NY) ................................................... 128 University of Minnesota Duluth .............................. 148
Unity College............................................................. 129 University of Minnesota, Morris .............................. 149
University of AlabamaTuscaloosa ........................ 129 University of MinnesotaTwin Cities .................... 149
University of Arizona ................................................ 130 University of Mississippi .......................................... 150
University of ArkansasFayetteville ..................... 130 University of Missouri .............................................. 150
The University of British Columbia ........................ 131 The University of Montana ...................................... 151
University of CaliforniaBerkeley ......................... 131 University of Mount Union ...................................... 151
University of CaliforniaDavis ............................... 132 University of New Hampshire ................................. 152
University of CaliforniaIrvine .............................. 132 University of New Mexico ........................................ 152
University of CaliforniaLos Angeles .................... 133 The University of North Carolina
University of CaliforniaRiverside ........................ 133 at Chapel Hill.......................................................... 153
University of CaliforniaSan Diego ....................... 134 University of North Dakota ..................................... 153
University of CaliforniaSanta Barbara ............... 134 University of North Texas ........................................ 154
University of CaliforniaSanta Cruz ..................... 135 University of Northern Iowa .................................... 154
University of Central Florida................................... 135 University of Notre Dame ........................................ 155
University of Cincinnati ........................................... 136 University of Oklahoma ........................................... 155
University of ColoradoBoulder ............................. 136 University of Oregon ................................................ 156
University of Connecticut ......................................... 137 University of Pennsylvania ...................................... 156
University of Delaware ............................................. 137 University of PittsburghPittsburgh Campus ...... 157
University of Denver ................................................ 138 University of Portland .............................................. 157
University of Florida ................................................ 138 University of Puget Sound ....................................... 158
University of Georgia................................................ 139 University of Rhode Island....................................... 158
University of Hawaii at Manoa................................ 139 University of Richmond ............................................ 159
University of Houston............................................... 140 University of Rochester ............................................ 159
University of Idaho ................................................... 140 University of Saint Thomas (MN) ........................... 160
University of Illinois at Chicago .............................. 141 University of San Diego............................................ 160
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign .......... 141 University of South CarolinaColumbia................ 161
University of Illinois at Springfield ......................... 142 University of South Florida...................................... 161
University of Iowa..................................................... 142 University of Southern California ........................... 162
University of La Verne ............................................. 143 University of Tennessee............................................ 162
University of Maine .................................................. 143 The University of Texas at Austin ........................... 163
University of Maine Farmington ............................. 144 The University of Texas at Dallas ........................... 163
University of Maryland, Baltimore County ............ 144 University of Utah .................................................... 164
University of Maryland, College Park ..................... 145 University of Vermont .............................................. 164
University of MassachusettsAmherst .................. 145 University of Virginia ............................................... 165
University of Massachusetts Boston ....................... 146 University of Washington ......................................... 165
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth ................ 146 University of West Florida ....................................... 166
The University of Memphis ...................................... 147 University of WisconsinEau Claire ...................... 166
University of Miami .................................................. 147 University of WisconsinGreen Bay ...................... 167
University of WisconsinMadison .......................... 167
INDEX 210
University of WisconsinMilwaukee ...................... 168 Western Carolina University ................................... 177
University of WisconsinOshkosh .......................... 168 Western Kentucky University .................................. 177
University of WisconsinStevens Point ................. 169 Western Michigan University .................................. 178
Ursinus College ......................................................... 169 Western State College of Colorado .......................... 178
Utah State University .............................................. 170 Western University ................................................... 179
Western Washington University .............................. 179
V
Westminster College of Salt Lake City ................... 180
Vanderbilt University ............................................... 170
Williams College ....................................................... 180
Vassar College ........................................................... 171
Winona State University .......................................... 181
Villanova University ................................................. 171
Winthrop University ................................................. 181
Virginia Commonwealth University ........................ 172
Wittenberg University .............................................. 182
Virginia Tech ............................................................. 172
Worcester Polytechnic Institute ............................... 182
W
X
Warren Wilson College ............................................. 173
Xavier University (OH) ............................................ 183
Washington State University ................................... 173
Washington University in St. Louis ........................ 174 Y
Weber State University ............................................ 174 Yale University.......................................................... 183
Wellesley College....................................................... 175
Wentworth Institute of Technology.......................... 175
Wesleyan University ................................................. 176
West Virginia University .......................................... 176
INDEX 211
INDEX BY LOCATION
ALABAMA University of San Diego............................................ 160

Auburn University ...................................................... 27 University of Southern California ........................... 162
University of AlabamaTuscaloosa ........................ 129
COLORADO
ARIZONA Colorado College ......................................................... 53
Arizona State University ............................................ 26 Colorado State University .......................................... 53
Northern Arizona University ..................................... 98 Naropa University ...................................................... 95
Prescott College......................................................... 107 University of ColoradoBoulder ............................. 136
University of Arizona ................................................ 130 University of Denver ................................................ 138
Western State College of Colorado .......................... 178
ARKANSAS
University of ArkansasFayetteville ..................... 130 CONNECTICUT
Central Connecticut State University ....................... 43
CALIFORNIA
Connecticut College .................................................... 54
Biola University .......................................................... 32
Eastern Connecticut State University ...................... 61
California Institute of Technology ............................. 36
University of Connecticut ......................................... 137
California College of the Arts ..................................... 37
Wesleyan University ................................................. 176
California State Polytechnic University, Pomona..... 37
Yale University.......................................................... 183
California State University, Chico ............................. 38
California State University, Fresno ........................... 38 DELAWARE
California State University, Monterey Bay ............... 39 University of Delaware ............................................. 137
California State University, Stanislaus..................... 39
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Humboldt State University ........................................ 78
American University................................................... 25
Loyola Marymount University ................................... 87
The Catholic University of America .......................... 42
Mills College ................................................................ 94
The George Washington University........................... 68
Pepperdine University .............................................. 104
Georgetown University ............................................... 69
Pitzer College ............................................................ 104
Pomona College ......................................................... 105 FLORIDA
San Diego State University .......................................113 Eckerd College ............................................................ 63
San Francisco State University ................................113 Florida Atlantic University ........................................ 65
Santa Clara University .............................................114 Florida State University............................................. 65
Stanford University .................................................. 120 Stetson University .................................................... 124
University of CaliforniaBerkeley ......................... 131 University of Central Florida................................... 135
University of CaliforniaDavis ............................... 132 University of Florida ................................................ 138
University of CaliforniaIrvine .............................. 132 University of Miami .................................................. 147
University of CaliforniaLos Angeles .................... 133 University of South Florida...................................... 161
University of CaliforniaRiverside ........................ 133 University of West Florida ....................................... 166
University of CaliforniaSan Diego ....................... 134 GEORGIA

University of CaliforniaSanta Barbara ............... 134 Agnes Scott College .................................................... 23
University of CaliforniaSanta Cruz ..................... 135 Berry College ............................................................... 32
University of La Verne ............................................. 143 Emory University........................................................ 64
Georgia Institute of Technology ................................. 69
INDEX 212
Georgia Southern University ..................................... 70 LOUISIANA
Kennesaw State University ....................................... 83 Louisiana State UniversityBaton Rouge ............... 87
University of Georgia................................................ 139 Tulane University ..................................................... 128
HAWAII MAINE
University of Hawaii at Manoa................................ 139 Bates College ............................................................... 29
Bowdoin College .......................................................... 34
IDAHO
Colby College ............................................................... 49
University of Idaho ................................................... 140
College of the Atlantic ................................................ 50
ILLINOIS
Unity College............................................................. 129
DePaul University ...................................................... 57
University of Maine .................................................. 143
Eastern Illinois University ......................................... 62
University of Maine Farmington ............................. 144
Illinois Institute of Technology .................................. 78
Illinois State University ............................................. 79 MARYLAND
Loyola University of Chicago ..................................... 88 Frostburg State University ........................................ 67
North Central College ................................................ 97 Goucher College .......................................................... 72
Northwestern University............................................ 99 Johns Hopkins University .......................................... 82
Roosevelt University ..................................................111 Loyola University Maryland ...................................... 88
Southern Illinois UniversityCarbondale ...............117 Salisbury University ..................................................112
University of Illinois at Chicago .............................. 141 St. Mary's College of Maryland.................................119
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign .......... 141 Towson University .................................................... 127
University of Illinois at Springfield ......................... 142 University of Maryland, Baltimore County ............ 144
University of Maryland, College Park ..................... 145
INDIANA
Ball State University .................................................. 28 MASSACHUSETTS
Earlham College.......................................................... 61 Babson College ............................................................ 27
Indiana State University ............................................ 79 Bentley University ...................................................... 31
Indiana UniversityBloomington ............................. 80 Boston College ............................................................. 33
Purdue UniversityWest Lafayette........................ 108 Boston University ....................................................... 33
University of Notre Dame ........................................ 155 Brandeis University.................................................... 35
Clark University ......................................................... 47
IOWA
College of the Holy Cross ........................................... 51
Central College............................................................ 43
Framingham State College ........................................ 66
Iowa State University ................................................. 80
Gordon College ............................................................ 71
Luther College............................................................. 89
Harvard College .......................................................... 75
Maharishi University of Management ...................... 90
Massachusetts Institute of Technology ..................... 91
University of Iowa..................................................... 142
Northeastern University ............................................ 98
University of Northern Iowa .................................... 154
Smith College .............................................................117
KENTUCKY Suffolk University ..................................................... 125
Berea College .............................................................. 31 Tufts University ........................................................ 127
Western Kentucky University .................................. 177 University of MassachusettsAmherst .................. 145
University of Massachusetts Boston ....................... 146
University of Massachusetts Dartmouth ................ 146
Wellesley College....................................................... 175
INDEX 213
Wentworth Institute of Technology.......................... 175 NEW JERSEY
Williams College ....................................................... 180 The College of New Jersey ......................................... 52
Worcester Polytechnic Institute ............................... 182 Drew University .......................................................... 58
Monmouth University (NJ) ........................................ 94
MICHIGAN
Montclair State University ........................................ 95
Albion College ............................................................. 24
Princeton University................................................. 107
Aquinas College .......................................................... 26
Rider University........................................................ 109
Central Michigan University ..................................... 44
The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey ......... 109
Grand Valley State University ................................... 72
Rowan University ......................................................111
Lawrence Tech (MI) .................................................... 85
Michigan State University ......................................... 92 NEW MEXICO
University of MichiganAnn Arbor ........................ 148 University of New Mexico ........................................ 152
Western Michigan University .................................. 178
NEW YORK
MINNESOTA Adelphi University ...................................................... 23
Carleton College .......................................................... 40 Bard College ................................................................ 28
Gustavus Adolphus College ........................................ 74 City University of New YorkBrooklyn College ...... 46
Macalester College ...................................................... 89 City University of New YorkCity College .............. 47
University of Minnesota Duluth .............................. 148 Clarkson University.................................................... 48
University of Minnesota, Morris .............................. 149 Colgate University ...................................................... 50
University of MinnesotaTwin Cities .................... 149 Columbia University................................................... 54
University of Saint Thomas (MN) ........................... 160 Cornell University ...................................................... 55
Winona State University .......................................... 181 Hamilton College ........................................................ 74
Hobart and William Smith Colleges .......................... 76
MISSISSIPPI
Hofstra University ...................................................... 77
University of Mississippi .......................................... 150
Houghton College ........................................................ 77
MISSOURI Ithaca College.............................................................. 81
Drury University......................................................... 59 New York University................................................... 96
University of Missouri .............................................. 150 The New School........................................................... 96
Washington University in St. Louis ........................ 174 Pratt Institute ........................................................... 106
MONTANA Rochester Institute of Technology .............................110
The University of Montana ...................................... 151 St. John's UniversityQueens .................................119

State University of New York at Albany ................. 120
NEBRASKA
State University of New YorkBinghamton .......... 121
Creighton University .................................................. 55
State University of New York at Geneseo ............... 121
NEW HAMPSHIRE State University of New York
Dartmouth College...................................................... 56 College at Oneonta ................................................. 122
Keene State College .................................................... 82 State University of New York
Plymouth State University ...................................... 105 College of Environmental Forestry ....................... 122
Southern New Hampshire University ......................118 State University of New YorkNew Paltz.............. 123
University of New Hampshire ................................. 152 State University of New YorkPotsdam ................ 123
State University of New York
Stony Brook University .......................................... 124
INDEX 214
Syracuse University.................................................. 126 University of Oregon ................................................ 156
Union College (NY) ................................................... 128 University of Portland .............................................. 157
University of Rochester ............................................ 159
PENNSYLVANNIA
Vassar College ........................................................... 171
Allegheny College........................................................ 24
NORTH CAROLINA Bucknell University .................................................... 36
Appalachian State University .................................... 25 California University of Pennsylvania ...................... 40
Catawba College ......................................................... 42 Carnegie Mellon University ....................................... 41
Davidson College......................................................... 56 Chatham University ................................................... 45
Duke University .......................................................... 60 Cheyney University of Pennsylvania ........................ 46
Elon University ........................................................... 63 Dickinson College........................................................ 58
Guilford College .......................................................... 73 Drexel University........................................................ 59
High Point University ................................................ 76 Duquesne University .................................................. 60
North Carolina State University ............................... 97 Franklin & Marshall College ..................................... 66
The University of North Carolina Gettysburg College...................................................... 70
at Chapel Hill.......................................................... 153 Haverford College ....................................................... 75
Warren Wilson College ............................................. 173 Keystone College ......................................................... 84
Western Carolina University ................................... 177 Lafayette College ........................................................ 84
Lehigh University ....................................................... 85
NORTH DAKOTA
Marywood University ................................................. 91
University of North Dakota ..................................... 153
Messiah College .......................................................... 92
OHIO Millersville University of Pennsylvania .................... 93
Bowling Green State University ................................ 34 Pennsylvania State University
Case Western Reserve University ............................. 41 University Park ...................................................... 103
Denison University ..................................................... 57 Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania ...............116
Kenyon College............................................................ 83 Swarthmore College.................................................. 125
Oberlin College.......................................................... 100 Temple University..................................................... 126
The Ohio State UniversityColumbus ................... 100 University of Pennsylvania ...................................... 156
Ohio UniversityAthens ......................................... 101 University of PittsburghPittsburgh Campus ...... 157
Ohio Wesleyan University ........................................ 101 Ursinus College ......................................................... 169
University of Cincinnati ........................................... 136 Villanova University ................................................. 171
University of Mount Union ...................................... 151
RHODE ISLAND
Wittenberg University .............................................. 182
Brown University ........................................................ 35
Xavier University (OH) ............................................ 183
Roger Williams University ........................................110
OKLAHOMA University of Rhode Island....................................... 158
University of Oklahoma ........................................... 155
SOUTH CAROLINA
OREGON Clemson University .................................................... 48
Linfield College ........................................................... 86 Coastal Carolina University....................................... 49
Oregon State University........................................... 102 College of Charleston .................................................. 51
Portland State University ........................................ 106 Furman University ..................................................... 67
Southern Oregon University .....................................118
INDEX 215
University of South CarolinaColumbia................ 161 University of Virginia ............................................... 165
Winthrop University ................................................. 181 Virginia Commonwealth University ........................ 172
Virginia Tech ............................................................. 172
TENNESSEE
Lipscomb University ................................................... 86 WASHINGTON
SewaneeThe University of the South ...................115 Bastyr University........................................................ 29
The University of Memphis ...................................... 147 Central Washington University ................................. 44
University of Tennessee............................................ 162 Eastern Washington University................................. 62
Vanderbilt University ............................................... 170 The Evergreen State College...................................... 64
Gonzaga University .................................................... 71
TEXAS
Pacific Lutheran University ..................................... 103
Baylor University........................................................ 30
Seattle Pacific University ..........................................114
University of Houston............................................... 140
Seattle University ......................................................115
University of North Texas ........................................ 154
University of Puget Sound ....................................... 158
The University of Texas at Austin ........................... 163
University of Washington ......................................... 165
The University of Texas at Dallas ........................... 163
Washington State University ................................... 173
UTAH Western Washington University .............................. 179
University of Utah .................................................... 164
WEST VIRGINIA
Utah State University .............................................. 170
West Virginia University .......................................... 176
Weber State University ............................................ 174
Westminster College of Salt Lake City ................... 180 WISCONSIN
Marquette University ................................................. 90
VERMONT
Northland College ....................................................... 99
Bennington College ..................................................... 30
University of WisconsinEau Claire ...................... 166
Champlain College ...................................................... 45
University of WisconsinGreen Bay ...................... 167
Green Mountain College............................................. 73
University of WisconsinMadison .......................... 167
Middlebury College ..................................................... 93
University of WisconsinMilwaukee ...................... 168
Saint Michael's College .............................................112
University of WisconsinOshkosh .......................... 168
University of Vermont .............................................. 164
University of WisconsinStevens Point ................. 169
VIRGINIA
College of William and Mary...................................... 52
George Mason University ........................................... 68 CANADA
James Madison University ......................................... 81
BRITISH COLUMBIA
Old Dominion University ......................................... 102
The University of British Columbia ........................ 131
Radford University ................................................... 108
Shenandoah University .............................................116 ONTARIO
University of Richmond ............................................ 159 Western University ................................................... 179
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