List of USCAA institutions

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As of July 2024, the United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) has 77 member institutions from 23 states for competition in college athletics. [1]

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SchoolNicknameCityStateOther affiliations
Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Panthers Albany New York Yankee Small College Conference
Andrews University Cardinals Berrien Springs Michigan
The Apprentice School Builders Newport News Virginia New South Athletic Conference
Atlantis University Atlanteans Miami Florida New South Athletic Conference
Bay Path University Wildcats Longmeadow Massachusetts
Beacon College Blazers Leesburg Florida New South Athletic Conference
Berkeley College Knights Woodland Park and New York New Jersey and New York Hudson Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Bryant & Stratton College, Albany Bobcats Albany New York
Bryant & Stratton College, Buffalo Bobcats Buffalo New York
Bryant & Stratton College, Ohio Bobcats Solon Ohio Ohio Community College Athletic Conference (NJCAA)
Bryant & Stratton College, Rochester Bobcats Rochester New York
Bryant & Stratton College, Syracuse Bobcats Syracuse New York
Bucks County Community College Centurions Newtown Pennsylvania Eastern Pennsylvania Athletic Conference (NJCAA)
Eastern States Athletic Conference
Carlow University Celtics Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference (NCAA Division III)
California Miramar University (provisional member)Fighting Falcons La Puente California
Central Maine Community College Mustangs Auburn Maine Yankee Small College Conference
Central Penn College Knights Summerdale Pennsylvania Eastern States Athletic Conference
Christendom College Crusaders Front Royal Virginia Eastern States Athletic Conference
University of Cincinnati Clermont College Cougars Batavia Ohio
Colorado Mountain College – Leadville Eagles Leadville Colorado NJCAA
Crown College Royal Crusaders Powell Tennessee
Diné College Warriors Tsaile Arizona
East–West University Phantoms Chicago Illinois
Five Towns College Sounds Dix Hills New York Hudson Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Florida National University Conquistadors Hialeah Florida Continental Athletic Conference (NAIA)
Great Bay Community College Herons Portsmouth New Hampshire Yankee Small College Conference
Hampshire College Black Sheep Amherst Massachusetts Yankee Small College Conference
John Melvin Christian College (exploratory member)Mohawks Pensacola Florida New South Athletic Conference
John Melvin University (exploratory member)Millers Crowley Louisiana New South Athletic Conference
Johnson & Wales University Charlotte Wildcats Charlotte North Carolina
Kennebec Valley Community College (provisional member) Fairfield and Hinckley Maine
Kent State University Tuscarawas Golden Eagles New Philadelphia Ohio
Lyon College Scots Batesville Arkansas St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (NCAA Division III)
University of Maine at Augusta Moose Augusta Maine Yankee Small College Conference
University of Maine at Fort Kent Bengals Fort Kent Maine
Manor College Blue Jays Jenkintown Pennsylvania Eastern States Athletic Conference
Miami University Hamilton Harriers Hamilton Ohio
Miami University Middletown Thunderhawks Middletown Ohio
Mid-Atlantic Christian University Mustangs Elizabeth City North Carolina New South Athletic Conference
Navajo Technical University Skyhawks Crownpoint New Mexico
NHTI, Concord's Community College Lynx Concord New Hampshire Yankee Small College Conference
North American University Stallions Stafford Texas Red River Athletic Conference (NAIA)
Paul Quinn College Tigers Dallas Texas Red River Athletic Conference (NAIA)
Paul Smith's College Bobcats Paul Smiths New York Yankee Small College Conference
Penn State Beaver Nittany Lions Monaca Pennsylvania Penn State University Athletic Conference
Penn State DuBois Nittany Lions DuBois Pennsylvania Penn State University Athletic Conference
Penn State Fayette, The Eberly Campus Nittany Lions Uniontown Pennsylvania Penn State University Athletic Conference
Penn State Greater Allegheny Nittany Lions McKeesport Pennsylvania Penn State University Athletic Conference
Penn State Hazleton Nittany Lions Hazleton Pennsylvania Penn State University Athletic Conference
Penn State Lehigh Valley Nittany Lions Center Valley Pennsylvania Penn State University Athletic Conference
Penn State Mont Alto Nittany Lions Mont Alto Pennsylvania Penn State University Athletic Conference
Penn State New Kensington Nittany Lions New Kensington Pennsylvania Penn State University Athletic Conference
Penn State Schuylkill Nittany Lions Schuylkill Haven Pennsylvania Penn State University Athletic Conference
Penn State Scranton Nittany Lions Dunmore Pennsylvania Penn State University Athletic Conference
Penn State Shenango Nittany Lions Sharon Pennsylvania Penn State University Athletic Conference
Penn State Wilkes-Barre Nittany Lions Back Mountain Pennsylvania Penn State University Athletic Conference
Penn State York Nittany Lions York Pennsylvania Penn State University Athletic Conference
Quincy College Granite Quincy Massachusetts Massachusetts Community College Athletic Association (NJCAA)
Salem University Tigers Salem West Virginia Independent (NCAA Division II)
Shaw University Bears Raleigh North Carolina Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (NCAA Division II)
Southeastern Illinois College Falcons Harrisburg Illinois NJCAA Division I
Southern California Leadership University (provisional member)Rhinos Westminster California
Southern Maine Community College SeaWolves South Portland Maine Yankee Small College Conference
Southwestern Adventist University Knights Keene Texas NCCAA Division II
Stanton University Fighting Elks Garden Grove California
SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry Mighty Oaks Syracuse New York Hudson Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Trinity College of Florida (provisional member)Tigers Trinity Florida
United International CollegeEagle Rays Miramar Florida
United States Sports Academy (provisional member)Eagles Daphne Alabama
Vaughn College Warriors Flushing New York
Vermont State Randolph (Vermont Tech)Green Knights Randolph Center Vermont Yankee Small College Conference
Villa Maria College Vikings Buffalo New York Hudson Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Washington County Community College Golden Eagles Calais Maine
Williamson College of the Trades Mechanics Media Pennsylvania Eastern States Athletic Conference
Word of Life Bible Institute/Davis College Huskies Pottersville New York Hudson Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Wright State University-Lake Campus Lakers Celina Ohio
York County Community College Hawks Wells Maine Yankee Small College Conference

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References

  1. "USCAA Members". USCAA. United States Collegiate Athletic Association. Retrieved July 22, 2024.