Rabbinical and Cantorial School for Klal Yisrael. Site provides information on student admissions, program details, and a faculty and staff directory.

New York based post-secondary educational institution particularly serving the educational needs of Puerto Ricans and other Hispanics.

Provides information for current and prospective students, parents, faulty, staff, and alumni. Includes campus news and a calendar of events.

The official college outreach wing of the New York State Democratic party.

Primary goal is to promote Democratic ideas throughout the campus and the community.

Proprietary college granting Bachelor's Degrees, Associate's Degrees and certificates in areas such as Business, Health and Technology.

Independent, coeducational institution in Buffalo, New York. Offers professional liberal arts programs at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.

Offers certificate and specialized associate degree programs in business, administration, technology, design and criminal justice fields.

Academics, admissions, student life, and contact information. With news releases, job postings, and related links.

Private, four-year college founded by the Society of Jesus. Site provides information on academics, athletics, and student life.

Coeducational, four-year college based in central Buffalo, New York. Serves the Western and Central New York and Southern Ontario areas.

Admissions, academics, financial aid, and campus events information. With featured student success stories and a frequently asked questions section.

Private college named after President James Monroe. Offers two-year, four-year, and graduate programs of study.

Presents academics, campus life, student admissions, administration, and athletics information.

Information on student life and work, program offerings, admissions, faculty, and special events.

Provides information on admissions, academics, enrollment, and alumni. Also features a virtual campus tour.

Overview of the school with information on academic offerings, student admissions, faculty, and school events.

Small liberal arts college in Nyack, Rockland County, New York founded as the Missionary Training Institute in New York City.

A non-profit art organization that supports the creation, presentation and dissemination of contemporary art through its unique residency program and year-round public programs.

Trade school in New York and Connecticut offering career training programs to help students get started in a new career.

A private liberal arts college located in southern Westchester County, New York. The college is known for low student-to-faculty ratio, and highly individualized course of study.

State University provides information on admissions, academics, reeearch, and athletics.

A state university of New York offering undergraduate and graduate programs as well as 19 varsity sports.

Official website of the State University at Buffalo.