Arizona State University (ASU) was established as the Territorial Normal School, the first higher-education institution in the Arizona state that opened on February 8, 1886, with just 33 students at Tempe. The institution was later named Arizona State University in 1958, courtesy of a public voting procedure. ASU has won several laurels, including recognition as the USA’s most innovative university courtesy to US News & World Report for six consecutive years. The Arizona State University acceptance rate is 88.4% as of 2020. The institution has more than 400 faculty members recognised by National Academies with at least 1,000 scholars and 87 coveted programs ranked amongst the top-25 in the USA with 39 in the top-10 list. It has more than 270 athletic championships under its belt and an economic impact of $4.48 billion on the gross product of the State as of FY21. The institution has more than 559,300 alumni who are successful professionals in their respective fields. 

Cardiff Metropolitan University was previously the University of Wales Institute in Cardiff or the UWIC in short, until 2011. Cardiff School of Art and Design; Cardiff School of Technology; Cardiff School of Education & Social Policy; Cardiff Management School; and Cardiff School of Sport & Health Sciences are its five academic schools.

The Llandaff & Cyncoed grounds are three miles away from the central Cardiff area, and facilities include the renowned National Indoor Athletics Centre, the National Centre for Lawn Tennis Association, as well as a sports centre that allows differently-abled and able-bodied athletes to exercise together.

The University of Alabama spans a lush 1200-acre campus boasting state-of-the-art facilities combined with cutting-edge research initiatives. Starting with mere two dormitories, two faculty houses, a laboratory, and a hotel (now Gorgas House), the university came into existence in 1831, under the leadership of Alva Woods— the first university president. And within just a matter of a decade, the University of Alabama was already the first in the state that started offering engineering courses.

Since its inception, the University of Alabama has been endeavouring to spread its wings worldwide and is today home to over 38000 students, faculty, and other staff members from several nations. 

Situated in Buffalo, New York, USA, the SUNY (The State University of New York) Buffalo State has been a public university teaching since 1871. It is ranked 32 among the top public colleges in the North by U.S. News & World Report 2022 and is recognized for its inclusivity and commitment to the personal, intellectual, and professional growth of students.

Buffalo State holds accreditation from the Commission on Higher Education of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. The college is also accredited by Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation, Board of Regents, University of the State of New York, Association of Technology, Management, and Applied Engineering, and Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics, among many others. As of Fall 2021, the college enrolled 7173 students, out of which 6,147 were undergraduate and 1,026 were graduate students. The average class size for an undergraduate class is 18. The total faculty is 1,570, of which 1,133 are full-time and 437 are part-time.

The 125-acre vibrant main campus is situated in Elmwood Village. It consists of state-of-the-art classrooms, historic buildings, labs, and residence halls. The campus also consists of Butler Library, Weigel Health Center, Science and Mathematics Complex, Houston Gym, Burchfield Penney Art Center, Sports Arena, and much more. Buffalo State College has 35 academic departments, including Biology Department, Criminal Justice Department, Business Department, English Department, Career, Technical, Science Education, Engineering Technology Department, etc. The college also has three schools- the School of Arts and Sciences, School of Education, and School of the Professions.

SUNY Buffalo State offers various programs, including majors, minors, and doctorates. It offers 79 undergraduate programs, out of which the most popular programs offered by the college are in the field of Law Enforcement, Business, Management, Marketing, Engineering, Social Sciences, and Communication and Journalism related programs. Buffalo State’s acceptance rate is 84.5% as of Fall 2020. 

The college has a strong alumni base of over 100,000 worldwide. Some notable ones are former NBA player Randy Smith, painter and sculptor Robert Longo, the current mayor of Buffalo Byron Brown, screenwriter and film director Diane Fontana, Emmy Award winner Tom Fontana, and many others.  

Buffalo State focuses on career and professional education through its Buffalo State College Career and Professional Education Center. The center provides numerous opportunities for students to explore their interests and secure remarkable careers. Students get assistance through internships, resume and cover letter writing workshops, interview preparations, job fairs, and more.