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1. blog.prepscholar.com › the-complete-list-of-ncaaThe Complete List of NCAA Division 3 Colleges (Updated)

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   Many Division III schools take pride in their sports teams, and athletes comprise a significant percentage of the student population. In this article, I’ll give you a basic understanding of Division III as well as a complete list of current Division III schools, organized by state.

2. blog.collegevine.com › diii-colleges-complete-listWhat are DIII Schools? A Complete List by State - CollegeVine

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   • Alabama
   • Arkansas
   • California
   • Connecticut
   • District of Columbia
   • Georgia
   • Iowa
   • Illinois
   • Indiana
   • Kentucky

   Birmingham-Southern College

   Huntingdon College

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   Hendrix College

   University of the Ozarks (Arkansas)

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   California Institute of Technology (Caltech)

   California Lutheran University

   Chapman University

   Claremont McKenna-Harvey Mudd-Scripps Colleges

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   Albertus Magnus College

   Connecticut College

   Eastern Connecticut State University (Public)

   Mitchell College

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   Catholic University

   Gallaudet University

   Trinity Washington University

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   Agnes Scott College

   Berry College

   Covenant College

   Emory University

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   Buena Vista University

   Central College (Iowa)

   Coe College

   Cornell College

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   Augustana College (Illinois)

   Aurora University

   Benedictine University (Illinois)

   Blackburn College

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   Anderson University (Indiana)

   DePauw University

   Earlham College

   Franklin College

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   Berea College

   Centre College

   Spalding University

   Transylvania University

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3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › List_of_NCAA_Division_IIIList of NCAA Division III institutions - Wikipedia

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   There are currently 432 American colleges and universities classified as Division III for NCAA competition. Schools from 34 of the 50 states and the District of Columbia are represented. Conference affiliations listed in this table are primary affiliations as of the current 2024–25 school year.

   School	Nickname	City	State
   Adrian College	Bulldogs	Adrian	MI
   Agnes Scott College [ A 1]	Scotties	Decatur	GA
   Albertus Magnus College	Falcons	New Haven	CT
   Albion College	Britons	Albion	MI

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4. www.ncsasports.org › division-3-collegesComplete List of NCAA Division 3 Colleges - NCSA

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   There are 443 NCAA Division 3 (D3) schools across 36 states and more than 186,000 D3 student-athletes. View the most up-to-date list of NCAA Division 3 Colleges for all major sports.

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5. collegeopenings.com › the-ultimate-guide-to-ncaaNCAA Division 3 Football Programs Listed By State

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   In this ultimate guide, we will provide you with a complete list of NCAA Division 3 football programs by state. From the east coast to the west coast and everywhere in between, we’ve got you covered.

6. www.bestcolleges.com › blog › d1-d2-d3-differenceD1 vs. D2 vs. D3 Schools: What's the Difference? | BestColleges

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   Mar 21, 2023 · Division 3 Schools. D3 is the largest division with 440 schools. About 195,000 student-athletes compete in a variety of sports in D2 schools. Unlike Division 1 and Division 2, athletic scholarships are not available to D3 student-athletes.

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   How many NCAA Division 3 schools are there?

   • There are 443 NCAA Division 3 (D3) schools across 36 states and more than 186,000 D3 student-athletes. View the most up-to-date list of NCAA Division 3 Colleges for all major sports.

   Complete List of NCAA Division 3 Colleges - NCSA College Recruiting

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   What is a Division 3 school?

   • Division III Member Schools Division III is the largest NCAA division, with 430 active schools and over 200,000 student-athletes. Eighty percent of Division III schools are private, and undergraduate enrollment ranges from 300 to 30,000 students.

   Our Division III Members - NCAA.org

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   Which states offer NCAA Division 3 college football programs?

   • Rhode Island: Here are all the colleges and universities in the state of South Carolina that offer NCAA Division 3 College Football Programs. South Carolina: Here are all the colleges and universities in the state of South Dakota that offer NCAA Division 3 College Football Programs. South Dakota:

   NCAA Division 3 Football Programs Listed By State

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   Is D3 a Division 1 school?

   • D3 is the largest division with 440 schools. About 195,000 student-athletes compete in a variety of sports in D2 schools. Unlike Division 1 and Division 2, athletic scholarships are not available to D3 student-athletes. However, most of these student-athletes often qualify for academic scholarships and need-based aid.

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8. www.ncaa.org › sports › 2021/5/11Our Division III Members - NCAA.org

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   May 11, 2021 · Division III Member Schools. Division III is the largest NCAA division, with 430 active schools and over 200,000 student-athletes. Eighty percent of Division III schools are private, and undergraduate enrollment ranges from 300 to 30,000 students.