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Map of the colleges and universities in the state. Public universities are green. Private institutions are red.

This is a list of colleges and universities in the U.S. state of North Carolina. For the purposes of this list, colleges and universities are defined as accredited, degree-granting, postsecondary institutions. There are 16 public universities in the state that form the University of North Carolina System. Fifty-two private colleges and universities are in the state, with five being for-profit.

The oldest public university in North Carolina is University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, founded in 1789. The newest is North Carolina School of the Arts, founded in 1963 as a public coeducational arts conservatory. The School of the Arts also has the smallest enrollment at 867. North Carolina State University has the largest enrollment of any school with 31,802 students. Greensboro and Winston-Salem both have two universities, while every other city with a public university has one.

Salem College is the oldest institution in North Carolina, founded in 1772 during the days of the Province of North Carolina. Johnson & Wales University – Charlotte was founded in 2004, making it the newest private institution in the state. Duke University with 13,598 students, is the largest private institution. Carolina Christian College has an enrollment of 30, making it the smallest. Charlotte has nine private schools within its city-limits, making it the highest concentration in the state.

Four schools, Apex School of Theology, Heritage Bible College, New Life Theological Seminary and Southern Evangelical Seminary are accredited by the Transnational Association of Christian Colleges and Schools.[1] Two schools, Carolina Christian College and John Wesley College, are accredited by the Association for Biblical Higher Education.[2] DeVry University - North Carolina and University of Phoenix - North Carolina Campus are accredited by North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.[3][4] Johnson & Wales University - Charlotte is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges.[5] Hood Theological Seminary is accredited by The Association of Theological Schools - The Commission on Accrediting.[6] Piedmont Baptist College and Graduate School is accredited by the Association of Christian Schools International.[7] The rest are accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.[8]

Private not-for-profit[edit]

School Location Control[a] Enrollment[b] Type[c] Founded Reference
Apex School of Theology Durham, Durham County Private
(Christan) 		120 Special Focus Institution 1995 [9]
Barton College Wilson, Wilson County Private
(Christian Church
(Disciples of Christ))[10] 		1,130 Baccalaureate College 1902 [11]
Belmont Abbey College Charlotte, Mecklenburg County Private
(Benedictine/
Catholic)[12] 		1,337 Baccalaureate College 1876 [13]
Bennett College for Women Greensboro, Guilford County Private
(UMC)[14] 		678 Baccalaureate College 1873 [15]
Brevard College Brevard, Transylvania County Private
(UMC)[14] 		675 Baccalaureate College 1934 [16]
Cabarrus College of Health Sciences Concord, Cabarrus County Private 358 Special Focus Institution 1942 [17]
Campbell University Buies Creek, Harnett County Private
(Southern Baptist)[18] 		6,208 Master’s University 1887 [19]
Carolina Christian College Winston-Salem, Forsyth County Private
(Churches of Christ and Christian Churches)[20] 		30 Special Focus Institution 1950 [21]
Catawba College Salisbury, Rowan County Private
(UCC)[22] 		1,323 Baccalaureate College 1851 [23]
Chowan University Murfreesboro, Hertford County Private
(Southern Baptist)[18] 		875 Baccalaureate College 1848 [24]
Davidson College Davidson, Mecklenburg County Private
(Presbyterian)[25] 		1,674 Baccalaureate College 1837 [26]
Duke University Durham, Durham County Private
(UMC)[14] 		13,598 Research University 1838 [27]
Elon University Elon, Alamance County Private
(UCC)[22] 		5,456 Master’s University 1889 [28]
Gardner-Webb University Boiling Springs, Cleveland County Private
(Southern Baptist)[18] 		3,892 Master’s University 1905 [29]
Greensboro College Greensboro, Guilford County Private
(UMC)[14] 		1,180 Baccalaureate College 1838 [30]
Guilford College Greensboro, Guilford County Private
(Quakers)[31] 		2,688 Baccalaureate College 1837 [32]
Heritage Bible College Dunn, Harnett County Private
(PFWB)[33] 		84 Special Focus Institution 1971 [34]
High Point University High Point, Guilford County Private
(UMC)[14] 		3,064 Baccalaureate College 1924 [35]
Hood Theological Seminary Salisbury, Rowan County Private
(AME Zion)[36] 		264 Special Focus Institution 1882 [37]
John Wesley College High Point, Guilford County Private
(Christen (Independent) 		109 Special Focus Institution 1932 [38]
Johnson & Wales University - Charlotte Charlotte, Mecklenburg County Private 2,569 Not classified 2004 [39]
Johnson C. Smith University Charlotte, Mecklenburg County Private
(Presbyterian)[25] 		1,463 Baccalaureate College 1867 [40]
Lees-McRae College Banner Elk, Avery County Private
(Presbyterian)[25] 		882 Baccalaureate College 1900 [41]
Lenoir-Rhyne University Hickory, Catawba County Private
(ELCA)[42] 		1,626 Baccalaureate College 1891 [43]
Livingstone College Salisbury, Rowan County Private
(AME Zion)[36] 		960 Baccalaureate College 1879 [44]
Mars Hill College Mars Hill, Madison County Private
(Southern Baptist)[18] 		1,253 Baccalaureate College 1856 [45]
Meredith College Raleigh, Wake County Private
(Southern Baptist)[18] 		2,202 Baccalaureate College 1891 [46]
Methodist University Fayetteville, Cumberland County Private
(UMC)[14] 		2,118 Baccalaureate College 1956 [47]
Montreat College Montreat, Buncombe County Private
(Presbyterian)[25] 		1,145 Baccalaureate College 1916 [48]
Mount Olive College Mount Olive, Wayne County Private
(FWBC)[49] 		3,277 Baccalaureate College 1951 [50]
New Life Theological Seminary Charlotte, Mecklenburg County Private
(Christan) 		63 Special Focus Institution 1996 [51]
North Carolina Wesleyan College Rocky Mount, Nash County Private
(UMC)[14] 		1,583 Baccalaureate College 1956 [52]
Peace College Raleigh, Wake County Private
(Presbyterian)[25] 		692 Baccalaureate College 1857 [53]
Pfeiffer University Misenheimer, Stanly County Private
(UMC)[14] 		2,053 Master’s University 1885 [54]
Piedmont Baptist College and Graduate School Winston-Salem, Forsyth County Private
(Baptist)[d] 		373 Special Focus Institution 1945 [55]
Queens University of Charlotte Charlotte, Mecklenburg County Private
(Presbyterian)[25] 		2,243 Master’s University 1857 [56]
Roanoke Bible College Elizabeth City, Pasquotank County Private
(ICC/CofC) 		146 Special Focus Institution 1948 [57]
Southern Evangelical Seminary Matthews, Mecklenburg County Private
(Christan Nondenominational) 		193 Not classified 1992 [58]
St. Andrews Presbyterian College Laurinburg, Scotland County Private
(Presbyterian)[25] 		747 Baccalaureate College 1958 [59]
Saint Augustine's College Raleigh, Wake County Private
(Episcopal Church)[60] 		1,284 Baccalaureate College 1867 [61]
Salem College Winston-Salem, Forsyth County Private
(Moravian)[62] 		992 Baccalaureate College 1772 [63]
Shaw University Raleigh, Wake County Private
(Baptist)[64] 		2,866 Baccalaureate College 1865 [65]
Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary Wake Forest, Wake County Private
(Southern Baptist)[66] 		2,109 Special Focus Institution 1951 [67]
Union Theological Seminary & Presbyterian School - Charlotte Charlotte, Mecklenburg County Private
(Presbyterian)[68] 		370 Special Focus Institution 2002 [69]
Wake Forest University Winston-Salem, Forsyth County Private
(Southern Baptist)[18] 		6,788 Research University 1834 [70]
Warren Wilson College Swannanoa, Buncombe County Private
(Presbyterian)[25] 		946 Baccalaureate College 1894 [71]
Wingate University Wingate, Union County Private
(Southern Baptist)[18] 		2,041 Baccalaureate College 1896 [72]

Private for-profit[edit]

School Location Control[a] Enrollment[b] Type[c] Founded Reference
DeVry University - North Carolina Charlotte, Mecklenburg County Private 192 Special Focus Institution 1931 [73]
Miller-Motte College Wilmington, New Hanover County Private 719 Not classified 1916 [74]
South College - Asheville Asheville, Buncombe County Private 133 Not classified 1905 [75]


The Art Institute of Charlotte Charlotte, Mecklenburg County Private 974 Not classified 1999 [76]
University of Phoenix - North Carolina Campus Charlotte, Mecklenburg County Private 684 Special Focus Institution 1976 [77]

Public[edit]

School Location Control[a] Enrollment[b] Type[c] Founded Reference
Appalachian State University Boone, Watauga County UNC System 15,871 Master's University 1899 [78][79]
East Carolina University Greenville, Pitt County UNC System 25,990 Doctoral/Research University 1907 [80][81]
Elizabeth City State University Elizabeth City, Pasquotank County UNC System 3,061 Baccalaureate College 1891 [82][83]
Fayetteville State University Fayetteville, Cumberland County UNC System 6,692 Master's University 1867 [84][85]
North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University Greensboro, Guilford County UNC System 10,498 Doctoral/Research University 1891 [86][87]
North Carolina Central University Durham, Durham County UNC System 8,383 Master's University 1909 [88][89]
North Carolina State University Raleigh, Wake County UNC System 31,802 Doctoral/Research University 1887 [90][91]
University of North Carolina at Asheville Asheville, Buncombe County UNC System 3,701 Baccalaureate College 1927 [92][93]
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chapel Hill, Orange County UNC System 28,136 Research University 1789 [94][95]
University of North Carolina at Charlotte Charlotte, Mecklenburg County UNC System 22,388 Doctoral/Research University 1946 [96][97]
University of North Carolina at Greensboro Greensboro, Guilford County UNC System 18,627 Doctoral/Research University 1891 [98][99]
University of North Carolina at Pembroke Pembroke, Robeson County UNC System 5,937 Master's University 1887 [100][101]
University of North Carolina at Wilmington Wilmington, New Hanover County UNC System 12,180 Master's University 1947 [102][103]
University of North Carolina School of the Arts Winston-Salem, Forsyth County UNC System 867 Special Focus Institution 1963 [104][105]
Western Carolina University Cullowhee, Jackson County UNC System 9,056 Master's University 1889 [106][107]
Winston-Salem State University Winston-Salem, Forsyth County UNC System 5,870 Baccalaureate College 1892 [108][109]

Defunct institutions[edit]

School Location Control Type Founded Closed Ref.
Black Mountain College Asheville, Buncombe County Private Liberal arts 1933 1957 [110]
Carolina College Maxton Methodist 1912 1926 [111]
Carolina Female College Ansonville Methodist 1850 1867 [112]
Claremont College Hickory Evangelical & Reformed Church 1880 1916 [113]
Concordia College, Concover Conover Evangelical Lutheran Church 1881 1935 [114]
Davenport College Lenoir Methodist 1859 1933 [115]
David Caldwell’s Log College Greensboro Private
(Presbyterian) 		Classical school 1766 1822 [116]
Elizabeth College Charlotte, Mecklenburg County
 Private
(Lutheran) 		Liberal arts 1897 1915 [117]
Flora Macdonald College Red Springs Private
Presbyterian 		Seminary 1896 1961 [118]
Gaston College Dallas Private
Lutheran 		Liberal arts 1884 1905 [119]
Goldsboro Female College Goldsboro Female College 1854 1881 [120]
High Point Female College High Point 1889 1893
Judson College Hendersonville 1882 1892
Kinston College 1882 1891
Linwood Female College Crowder's Mountain, Gaston County Private
(ARPC) 		~1884 1921
Littleton College Littleton Private Liberal arts 1882 1919 [121]
North Carolina College Mount Pleasant Evangelical Lutheran Church in America 1859 1901 [122]
North Carolina Polytechnic Academy Hillsborough Public Military academy 1859 1876 [123]
Oak Ridge Military Institute 1852 1965
Oxford Female Seminary Oxford Private
(Baptist) 		Seminary 1851 1925 [124]
Queens College Private 1767 1780
Rutherford College Rutherford College Methodist Episcopal Church, South 1870 1932 [125]
Sacred Heart College Belmont Sisters of Mercy 1892 1987 [126]
Southwood College Salemburg, Sampson County 1874 1973
Thomasville Female College Presbyterians; Methodist Church South acquired in 1856 1867 1889 [127]
Warrenton Female College Warrenton 1841 1866
Weaver College 1873 1933
Wesleyan Female College Murfreesboro Private
(MEC) 		1853 1893 [128]
Yadkin College Yadkin College, Davidson County Private
(MPC) 		1856 1924 [129]

Notes[edit]

  • ^a Italicized words indicate historical ties
  • ^b All of the private institution enrollment data is from Fall of 2004. All of the public institution enrollment data is from the Fall of 2006.
  • ^c The types listed here are as categorized in the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education.
  • ^d The college has no direct affiliation with any Baptist groups.

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