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For Native Americans across the country, there are many colleges and universities that are run specifically for providing Native American students great educational opportunities. PowWows.com is proud to offer an extensive list of all of the quality institutions of higher education for Native Americans right on our website.
After finding the right schools, Native American students can feel free to look up additional information on Native American scholarships, which is also available on our website. Just scroll down to take a look at the great opportunities that are available for Native Americans, both young and old, who want to pursue their higher education dreams.
Native American Universities and Colleges Directory
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American Indian Higher Education
Address 121 Oronoco Street Alexandria VA
Bay Mills Community College
Address Brimley MI 49715
Blackfeet Community College
Address Browning MT 59417
Candeska Cikana Community College
Address Fort Totten ND 58335
Cheyenne River Community College
Address Eagle Butte SD 57625
College of the Menominee Nation
Address Keshena WI 54135
Crownpoint Institute of Technology P. O. Box 849
Address Crownpoint NM 87313
D-Q University
Address Davis CA 95617-0409
Din� College
Address Tsaile AZ 86556-0067
Dull Knife Memorial College
Address Lame Deer MT 59043
Fond du Lac Tribal & Community College
Address Cloquet MN 55720
Fort Belknap College
Address Harlem MT 59526
Fort Berthold Community College
Address New Town ND 58763
Fort Peck Community College
Address Poplar MT 59255
Haskell Indian Nations University
Address Lawrence KS 66046
Institute of American Indian Arts
Address Sante Fe NM 87504
Keweenaw Bay Ojibwa Community College
Address Baraga MI 49908
Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwa Community College
Address Box 2357 Hayward WI
Leech Lake Tribal College
Address Cass Lake MN 56633
Little Big Horn College
Address Crow Agency MT 59022
Little Priest Tribal College
Address Winnebago NE 68071
Nebraska Indian Community College
Address Macy NE 68039
Northwest Indian College
Address Bellingham WA 98226
Oglala Lakota College
Address Kyle SD 57752
Red Crow Community College
Address Cardston Alberta T0K 0K0
Salish Kootenai College
Address Pablo MT 59855
Sinte Gleska University
Address Rosebud SD 57570
Sisseton Wahpeton Community College
Address Sisseton SD 57262
Sitting Bull College
Address Fort Yates ND 58538
Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute
Address Albuquerque NM 87184
Stone Child College
Address Box Elder MT 59521
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Eric Hayes says:
I know God wants us to progress but where was always my problem but now that I see that there are so many Native American Colleges I know what direction to go in my life.
Alicia Clark says:
Fort Lewis Liberal Arts College in Durango, Colorado offers Native American tuition waiver. I graduated from there, tuition free.
Tracie Sites says:
What about UNCP? University of NC at Pembroke..
Regina Fenner says:
Hi I was wondering if they have any Native American affiliated universities or colleges in the State of Virginia, New York and North Carolina ECU
Angela J. Struyf says:
Hello I am turtle mountain band chippewa registered, but live on the squaxsin island tribes in Washington state. I am wanting to go back to school to further my education. I was wondering if there is any tribal collages near or around my area or online corses?
Glenda Campbell says:
I can not find your scholarship info. I scrolled down like you said & only saw comments, but nothing after that. My daughter will be attending Haskell Indian Univ.in the fall of 2017 & really needs extra money even though the school is free. Thank You
ATSEWA says:
Are there any colleges in Illinois that have a Native American Education Program.
Masheli says:
While Fort Lewis College isn’t TECHNICALLY a Native American school, it does have a full tuition waiver for any student who can prove they are Native American (eg., tribal membership card or genealogy).
The website is http://www.fortlewis.edu
Admissions and advising is at 970-247-7184.
FLC is located in Durango, Colorado, 81301.
monique says:
Is there any information on colleges in California?
Marcella says:
Hello,
I work for Navajo Technical University, I wanted to let you know that it used to be Crownpoint Institute of Technology and also Navajo Technical College. Just recently the school have changed their name to Navajo Technical University and the web: http://WWW.navajotech.edu
The address is correct and the Ph# (505) 786-4100
Thank you for the information you are posting, it is very helpful and entertaining. Have a wonderful day!
Kevin Sedgwick says:
I want to complete a PhD program in Cultural Anthropology/Archaeology. I am looking for an online program. My G.P.As have been 3.81/4.0 (Bachelors Degree) and 3.9/4.0 G.P.A(Masters Degree). I currently have disabilities that prevent me from attending classes. I have had Diabetes since I was three years old and now cannot walk anymore due to bad knees and hip problems.
Dylan Solice says:
Good Evening,
I am a Graduate Student, looking for grants and scholarships to help pay some of my tuition. I am a Louisiana educator who is adding on additional certifications as well as pursuing a Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership.
Please help me to find grants or scholarships in which I may be eligible for.
Thanks,
Dylan Solice
Douglas Soller says:
I am very interested in returning to college to complete my education. I did not take advantage of any Native American college funds or grants. I am requesting any help anyone may be able to help me with with grants and aid.
Thank You for pointing me in the right direction.
Leslie W. Peltier says:
You’ve overlooked the Turtle Mountain Community College. TMCC was one of the first five tribally-controlled colleges founded in the U.S. Founded in 1972 by reservation-based tribal members with a vision of providing culturally-based higher education for tribal members. TMCC is also a member of the American Indian Higher Education Consortium. Check out the true American Indian colleges at the AIHEC webpage.
Turtle Mt. Comm. College
PO Box 340
Belcourt, ND 58316
Kevin Sark says:
Are there any Universities that offer a Masters in Public Health? Thanks
Faith Smith says:
Are there any Native colleges that focus specifically on degrees in Native cultures and are not Christian based colleges? Also, do any of them offer online courses?
Myron Standing Bear says:
Do you have any listing for any Native Colleges, Universities, Trade Schools in California,other then D-Q.
simon says:
Do any of these place have online degrees or courses. I am from the UK.
Tweed says:
University of Toronto: Aboriginal Worldviews and Education
by Jean-Paul Restoule (online course)
Intended for both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal learners, this course will explore indigenous ways of knowing and how they can benefit all students. Topics include historical, social, and political issues in Aboriginal education; terminology; cultural, spiritual and philosophical themes in Aboriginal worldviews; and how Aboriginal worldviews can inform professional programs and practices, including but not limited to the field of education.
Yasmin says:
Hi Paul,
I’m an indigenous Australia – hoping to undertake post-grad studies in indigenous policy development – hoping to do an exchange in my 2nd year with a native American program specializing in native policy – can u provide any recommendations or contacts? Kind Regards, Yasmin
Paul G says:
Sorry I don’t know of any programs for that. You should try contacting some of the schools on our list.
Allen M. Worob says:
I seek offers in academic administration, and management at the senior level. If you are a recruiter for Native American Colleges, Universities, or Institutes of higher learning kindly contact me at:
Allen M. Worob – CEO
Woroco International
155 Penarrow Road
Rochester, NY 14618
[email protected]
Thank you.
Chris Jones says:
Please add the University of North Carolina at Pembroke to your list.
Paul G says:
Will do, thanks!
Michiel van Hoorik says:
The wolves are disappearing…
Cody McGeshick says:
relevance?
Cody McGeshick says:
There is no mention of Bacone Christian College. The Oldest institution in Oklahoma (1883). Bacone was originally an all Indian college established by the Baptist church. Now open to all students. Bacone college still offers an AMERICAN INDIAN STUDENT OF PROMISE SCHOLARSHIP, 100% TUITION.
2299 Old Bacone rd.
muskogee,ok 74403
Bacone.edu
Ronald Clouse says:
Please list our college on you website
American Indian College
10020 N. 15th Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85021
Contact: Sandra Gonzales [email protected]
website: aicag.edu
602-245-4475 ext 226
Cindy says:
Do any Native American colleges have on line classes?
thanks,
Paul G says:
Some do. You’ll need to contact them for more details.
Ronald Clouse says:
The American Indian College in Phoenix Arizona has online classes. Please contact us.
Contact: Sandra Gonzales – [email protected]
website: aicag.edu
602-245-4475 ext 226
thunderzfine says:
Hi, I live in Savannah, Georgia. They have alot of universities, colleges, technical schools here. I want to know if there is a list for native schools out here. thank you,
Paul G says:
The list on this page are the Colleges and Universities that have Native American programs that we know about. We are not aware of any in Georgia.
Julie says:
Hello,
I work for the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwa Community College, and the address listed for us is incorrect. It should be:
13466 W. Trepania Rd
Hayward, WI 54843
And our website is http://www.lco.edu
Thank you.
Anny Snowbird says:
Keep me connected with powwows in Montana. Member NAJA
Ronald Clouse says:
The American Indian College is located in Phoenix, AZ. We would like information on how we can register our college with your website.
Paul G says:
Send us your information.
Suzan O'Connell says:
You seem to have forgotten United Tribes Technical College located in Bismarck ND. UTTC is one of the oldest of the tribal colleges and has provided higher education opportunities to over 20,000 American Indian students from over 50 tribal nations over the past 43 years. It is owned and governed by the five federally recognized tribal nations sharing borders with the state of North Dakota. Perhaps a visit to the AIHEC web site would be helpful in updating your list which seems to be very dated.
http://www.aihec.org/