Browse 241 NAIA colleges. Find the right fit for your athletic and academic goals.
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Name
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Location
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Division
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| Tifton, Georgia | ||
| Pippa Passes, Kentucky | ||
| Grand Rapids, Michigan | ||
| Glendale, Arizona | ||
| Little Rock, Arkansas | ||
| West Memphis, Arkansas | ||
| Ave Maria, Florida | ||
| Kansas City, Missouri | ||
| Baldwin City, Kansas | ||
| Bellevue, Nebraska | ||
| Atchison, Kansas | ||
| Lindsborg, Kansas | ||
| North Newton, Kansas | ||
| McKenzie, Tennessee | ||
| Mishawaka, Indiana | ||
| Blue Mountain, Mississippi | ||
| Bluefield, Virginia | ||
| Gainesville, Georgia | ||
| Owensboro, Kentucky | ||
| Mount Vernon, Georgia | ||
| Sioux City, Iowa | ||
| Dayton, Tennessee | ||
| Eugene, Oregon | ||
| Vallejo, California | ||
| Whiting, Indiana | ||
| Campbellsville, Kentucky | ||
| Helena, Montana | ||
| Conway, Arkansas | ||
| McPherson, Kansas | ||
| Fayette, Missouri | ||
| Dubuque, Iowa | ||
| Howell, Michigan | ||
| Brunswick, Georgia | ||
| Omaha, Nebraska | ||
| Point Lookout, Missouri | ||
| Columbia, Missouri | ||
| Columbia, South Carolina | ||
| Columbia, South Carolina | ||
| Columbia, Tennessee | ||
| Ann Arbor, Michigan | ||
| Seward, Nebraska | ||
| Salem, Oregon | ||
| Grand Rapids, Michigan | ||
| Nevada, Missouri | ||
| Paragould, Arkansas | ||
| Canton, Missouri | ||
| Lebanon, Tennessee | ||
| Madison, South Dakota | ||
| Mitchell, South Dakota | ||
| Dalton, Georgia | ||
| Defiance, Ohio | ||
| Dickinson, North Dakota | ||
| New Orleans, Louisiana | ||
| Crete, Nebraska | ||
| Sioux Center, Iowa | ||
| La Grande, Oregon | ||
| Prescott, Arizona | ||
| Springfield, Missouri | ||
| Montgomery, Alabama | ||
| Boston, Massachusetts | ||
| Nashville, Tennessee | ||
| Temple Terrace, Florida | ||
| Miami Gardens, Florida | ||
| Hialeah, Florida | ||
| Henderson, Tennessee | ||
| Wichita, Kansas | ||
| Georgetown, Kentucky | ||
| Lawrenceville, Georgia | ||
| Goshen, Indiana | ||
| University Park, Illinois | ||
| Winona Lake, Indiana | ||
| Lamoni, Iowa | ||
| Des Moines, Iowa | ||
| Hannibal, Missouri | ||
| Saint Louis, Missouri | ||
| Lawrence, Kansas | ||
| Hastings, Nebraska | ||
| Notre Dame, Indiana | ||
| Fullerton, California | ||
| Huntington, Indiana | ||
| Austin, Texas | ||
| Fort Wayne, Indiana | ||
| Richmond, Indiana | ||
| Kokomo, Indiana | ||
| Gary, Indiana | ||
| South Bend, Indiana | ||
| New Albany, Indiana | ||
| Marion, Indiana | ||
| Hawkins, Texas | ||
| Siloam Springs, Arkansas | ||
| Knoxville, Tennessee | ||
| Elgin, Illinois | ||
| Salina, Kansas | ||
| Fort Lauderdale, Florida | ||
| Grayson, Kentucky | ||
| Riverside, California | ||
| Langston, Oklahoma | ||
| Southfield, Michigan | ||
| Lewiston, Idaho | ||
| San Dimas, California | ||
| Marietta, Georgia | ||
| Lincoln, Illinois | ||
| Columbia, Kentucky | ||
| Pineville, Louisiana | ||
| Alexandria, Louisiana | ||
| Shreveport, Louisiana | ||
| Sylvania, Ohio | ||
| New Orleans, Louisiana | ||
| Livonia, Michigan | ||
| Indianapolis, Indiana | ||
| Mayville, North Dakota | ||
| McPherson, Kansas | ||
| Atherton, California | ||
| Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | ||
| Olathe, Kansas | ||
| Macon, Georgia | ||
| Fremont, Nebraska | ||
| Midway, Kentucky | ||
| Springfield, Missouri | ||
| Saint Louis, Missouri | ||
| Marshall, Missouri | ||
| Havre, Montana | ||
| Butte, Montana | ||
| Montreat, North Carolina | ||
| Sioux City, Iowa | ||
| Sumter, South Carolina | ||
| Yankton, South Dakota | ||
| Cedar Rapids, Iowa | ||
| Mount Vernon, Ohio | ||
| Portland, Oregon | ||
| Sarasota, Florida | ||
| Stafford, Texas | ||
| Espanola, New Mexico | ||
| Kirkland, Washington | ||
| Orange City, Iowa | ||
| Oakland City, Indiana | ||
| Huntsville, Alabama | ||
| Circleville, Ohio | ||
| Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | ||
| Goodwell, Oklahoma | ||
| Bartlesville, Oklahoma | ||
| Bourbonnais, Illinois | ||
| Klamath Falls, Oregon | ||
| Ottawa, Kansas | ||
| Surprise, Arizona | ||
| San Antonio, Texas | ||
| Angwin, California | ||
| Parkville, Missouri | ||
| Dallas, Texas | ||
| Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania | ||
| Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania | ||
| Peru, Nebraska | ||
| Little Rock, Arkansas | ||
| West Point, Georgia | ||
| Pasadena, California | ||
| Columbus, Indiana | ||
| Waleska, Georgia | ||
| Rochester Hills, Michigan | ||
| Billings, Montana | ||
| Holly Springs, Mississippi | ||
| Davenport, Iowa | ||
| Saint Mary of the Woods, Indiana | ||
| Chicago, Illinois | ||
| Savannah, Georgia | ||
| Portsmouth, Ohio | ||
| Adrian, Michigan | ||
| Redding, California | ||
| Aliso Viejo, California | ||
| Lakeland, Florida | ||
| Ashland, Oregon | ||
| New Orleans, Louisiana | ||
| Waxahachie, Texas | ||
| Terrell, Texas | ||
| Bethany, Oklahoma | ||
| Winfield, Kansas | ||
| Spartanburg, South Carolina | ||
| Spring Arbor, Michigan | ||
| Miami Gardens, Florida | ||
| Columbia, Missouri | ||
| Sterling, Kansas | ||
| Tuscaloosa, Alabama | ||
| Hillsboro, Kansas | ||
| Talladega, Alabama | ||
| Upland, Indiana | ||
| Athens, Tennessee | ||
| San Antonio, Texas | ||
| Texarkana, Texas | ||
| Tyler, Texas | ||
| Fort Worth, Texas | ||
| Caldwell, Idaho | ||
| Olympia, Washington | ||
| Santa Clarita, California | ||
| Dillon, Montana | ||
| Pulaski, Tennessee | ||
| Thomasville, Georgia | ||
| Tougaloo, Mississippi | ||
| Palos Heights, Illinois | ||
| Cleveland, Georgia | ||
| Barbourville, Kentucky | ||
| Lancaster, California | ||
| Saint Louis, Missouri | ||
| Victoria, Texas | ||
| Jamestown, North Dakota | ||
| Dearborn, Michigan | ||
| Mobile, Alabama | ||
| Dallas, Texas | ||
| Lima, Ohio | ||
| Pikeville, Kentucky | ||
| Great Falls, Montana | ||
| Rio Grande, Ohio | ||
| Fort Wayne, Indiana | ||
| San Marcos, California | ||
| Leavenworth, Kansas | ||
| Chickasha, Oklahoma | ||
| Joliet, Illinois | ||
| Williamsburg, Kentucky | ||
| Hobbs, New Mexico | ||
| Charlotte Amalie, Virgin Islands | ||
| Valley City, North Dakota | ||
| Victoria, Texas | ||
| La Crosse, Wisconsin | ||
| Denmark, South Carolina | ||
| Forest City, Iowa | ||
| College Place, Washington | ||
| Portland, Oregon | ||
| Lake Wales, Florida | ||
| Takoma Park, Maryland | ||
| Plainview, Texas | ||
| Babson Park, Florida | ||
| Macon, Georgia | ||
| Beckley, West Virginia | ||
| Irvine, California | ||
| Wilberforce, Ohio | ||
| Marshall, Texas | ||
| Hattiesburg, Mississippi | ||
| Oskaloosa, Iowa | ||
| Fulton, Missouri | ||
| Walnut Ridge, Arkansas | ||
| New Orleans, Louisiana | ||
| York, Nebraska |
There are 241 NAIA colleges in the United States and Canada.
NAIA (National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics) colleges are athletic programs that compete at the collegiate level with opportunities for athletic scholarships. NAIA institutions span a range of school sizes and types, from small private colleges to larger universities. NAIA athletics emphasizes character development, leadership, and the integration of athletic competition with a quality educational experience.
The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) has a rich history that dates back to 1906. The organization was formed to promote fair play, safety, and sportsmanship in college athletics. While the NAIA is a separate organization founded in 1937, both organizations share the goal of promoting athletic competition among student-athletes at the collegiate level.
The NCAA created divisions to create a level playing field for schools with similar resources and athletic programs. The divisions were designed to promote competitive balance and ensure that schools with similar characteristics competed against each other. Similarly, the NAIA was created to provide opportunities for student-athletes at institutions that might not meet NCAA membership requirements.
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