List of Schools that Use Coalition Application

The Complete List of Schools that Use Coalition Application?

Well! It’s time to send the admission application to different colleges. The Indian students (NRI), obviously you have aware of the Common App before, but probably not heard about the relatively new Coalition Application to get admission in the US colleges.

What is a Coalition Application?

This innovative system is quite simple like the earlier one, i.e. the Common App. It is an online application system, in which, you will able to send the application to the different US universities straightaway. This centralized application system gets appreciated massively since its establishment. Hence, you should take its help.

Are you thrilled to know about the names if the university in the US who is using this system, whereby you can choose accordingly? If so, then spend some time to read the following article as it has included a complete list of the current Coalition Application schools.

There is good news as the colleges those accept this centralized application system offer the entry to following students coming in the following categories:

It is open to students of diverse cultural, socio-economic, and geographic backgrounds

It is open for students with high graduation rates despite having a low income

It is open for students with low or no-debt financial aid. Does a Coalition Application helpful?

Yes, as it saves much of time. Instead of sending the individual application to different schools, you can send a single application which will receive by multiple schools. For successful completion of your process, you should be alert that you should have completed your graduate along having a somehow good financial position as you should not be crushed under a full student loan debt.

Besides, this system offers you an opportunity to apply to different schools at once but it doesn’t mean that you can once apply at dozens of schools. Moreover, while applying to those schools, you have to fill up applications supplements you may be anything like some informational questions along with a drop-down menu to multiple additional essays. In addition to it, make sure to pay the application fees accordingly ask by the different colleges.

Which colleges use the Coalition Application?

Beyond that 140 colleges use the Coalition Application, comprising colleges located in 35 states and Washington, DC. The fact is, these colleges offer affordability it means these are a mixture of private and public colleges.

Kindly note that public colleges offer free or low-cost in-state tuition while private colleges offer loan-free aid.

The following table shows the name of 23 universities in the US who accept the Coalition Application but don't accept the Common App:

School Name	School Name	State
1	Clemson University	SC
2	Elon University	NC
3	James Madison University	VA
4	Loyola Marymount University	CA
5	North Central College	IL
6	Rutgers University—Camden	NJ
7	Rutgers University—New Brunswick	NJ
8	Rutgers University—Newark	NJ
9	St. Mary’s University	TX
10	Texas A&M University	TX
11	The University of New Mexico	NM
12	The University of Texas at Austin	TX
13	University of Florida	FL
14	University of Georgia	GA
15	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	IL
16	University of Maryland—College Park	MD
17	University of Montana	MT
18	University of Oklahoma	OK
19	University of South Carolina	SC
20	University of South Florida	FL
21	University of Washington—Bothell	WA
22	University of Washington—Seattle	WA
23	Virginia Tech	VA

Besides, the Coalition Application is accepted by other highly selective colleges and universities, which are mentioned as below:

Highly Selective Colleges and Universities Accepted the Coalition Application

The Eight Ivy League Schools named as Harvard, Princeton, UPenn, Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, and Yale

Other highly rated Public Schools like UT Austin, UMich (Ann Arbor), UNC Chapel Hill, and UVA.

Other Prominent Universities, namely Northwestern, Vanderbilt, Stanford, UChicago, Caltech, and Johns Hopkins.

Complete List of Coalition Application Schools

If you are still awaited the complete list of colleges and universities in the US accepting the Coalition system, then drag with eye towards the following list depicting the complete list having 147 schools organized alphabetically by state.

S.No	State Name	University Name
1.	Arizona	Arizona State University
2.	Arizona	University of Arizona3
3.	California	California Institute of Technology (Caltech)
4.		Claremont McKenna College
5.		Harvey Mudd College
6.		Loyola Marymount University
7.		Pomona College
8.		Stanford University
9.	Colorade	Colorado College
10.	Connecticut	University of Connecticut
11.		Wesleyan University
12.		Yale University
13.	Washington, DC	American University
14.	Delaware	University of Delaware
15.	Florida	Florida Southern College
16.		Florida State University
17.		Rollins College
18.		Stetson University
19.		University of Florida
20.		University of South Florida
21.		University of Tampa
22.	Georgia	Emory University
23.		Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech)
24.		University of Georgia
25.	Illinois	Illinois State University (pending)
26.		Knox College
27.		North Central College
28.		Northwestern University
29.		University of Chicago
30.		University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
31.	Indiana	Depauw University
32.		Indiana University—Bloomington
33.		Purdue University
34.		University of Notre Dame
35.	Lowa	University of Iowa
36.	Kentucky	University of Kentucky
37.	Maine	Bates Colleges
38.		Bowdoin College
39.		Colby College
40.	Maryland	Johns Hopkins University
41.		Loyola University Maryland
42.		St John's College
43.		University of Maryland—College Park
44.	Massachusetts	Amherst College
45.		Babson College
46.		Boston University
47.		College of the Holy Cross
48.		Harvard University
49.		Mount Holyoke College
50.		Northeastern University
51.		Franklin W. Olin College Of Engineering
52.		Simmons College
53.		Smith College
54.		Tufts University
55.		Wellesley College
56.		Williams College
57.	Michigan	Michigan State University
58.	Michigan	University of Michigan
59.	Minnesota	Carleton College
60.		St. Olaf College
61.		University of Minnesota—Twin Cities
62.	Missouri	University of Missouri
63.	Missouri	Washington University in St. Louis
64.	Montana	University of Montana
65.	New Hampshire	Dartmouth College
66.	New Hampshire	University of New Hampshire
67.	New Jersey	Drew University
68.		Princeton University
69.		Ramapo College of New Jersey
70.		Rutgers University—Camden
71.		Rutgers University—New Brunswick
72.		Rutgers University—Newark
73.		The College of
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