Four-year junior college
List of four-year junior colleges
This is a list of schools that at one time adopted a four-year junior college curriculum.

Four-year junior college

Section Title: List of four-year junior colleges
Table Section Text: This is a list of schools that at one time adopted a four-year junior college curriculum.

Contemporary name	Current name (if extant)	Locality	State	Years as four-year junior college	Public/private	Remarks

Alliance College	–	Cambridge Springs	Pennsylvania	Private	Men only

Bartlesville Junior College	–	Bartlesville	Oklahoma	1940-1950	Public

Cameron State Agricultural College	Cameron University	Lawton	Oklahoma	1927-1941	Public

Carbon College	Utah State University Eastern	Price	Utah	Public

Cazenovia Seminary	Cazenovia College	Cazenovia	New York	1934-1940	Private

Central College	Central Christian College of Kansas	McPherson	Kansas	Private

Compton College	El Camino College Compton Center	Compton	California	1932-1949	Public

Dixie Junior College	Dixie State University	St. George	Utah	Public

East Central Junior College	East Central Community College	Decatur	Mississippi	Public

Frances Shimer College	Shimer College	Mount Carroll	Illinois	1931-1950	Private	Women only

Goddard College	Goddard College	Plainfield	Vermont	1938-1940	Private

Greenbrier College for Women	–	Lewisburg	West Virginia	Private	Women only

Harrison-Stone-Jackson Junior College	Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College	Perkinston	Mississippi	Public

Hillsboro Junior College	Hill College	Hillsboro	Texas	1923-1950	Public	closed after 1950, reopened in 1962 as a two-year institution

Hiwassee College	Hiwassee College	Madisonville	Tennessee	Private

Iberia Junior College	–	Iberia	Missouri	Private

Jefferson City Junior College	–	Jefferson City	Missouri	Public

John Tarleton Agricultural College	Tarleton State University	Stephenville	Texas	1917-	Public

Marot Junior College	–	Thompson	Connecticut	—1942	Private	Women only

Meridian Junior College	Meridian Community College	Meridian	Mississippi	Public

Moberly Junior College	Moberly Area Community College	Moberly	Missouri	Public

Mount Aloysius Junior College	Mount Aloysius College	Cresson	Pennsylvania	Private	Women only

Napa Junior College	Napa Valley College	Napa	California	1942-1964	Public

National Park College	–	Forest Glen	Maryland	–1942	Private	Women only

Oxford College	Oxford College of Emory University	Oxford	Georgia	1947-1963	Private

College of Paola	–	Paola	Kansas	–1957 (?)	Private	Women only

Parsons Junior College	Labette Community College	Parsons	Kansas	1935-	Public

Pasadena Junior College	Pasadena City College	Pasadena	California	1928-1953	Public

Pearl River Junior College	Pearl River Community College	Poplarville	Mississippi	Public

Pomona Junior College	Mount San Antonio College	Pomona	California	1942-1946	Public

St. Mary’s Female Seminary-Junior College	St. Mary's College of Maryland	St. Mary's City	Maryland	1926-1960	Public	Women only - later coeducational

Saint Mary's Junior College	Saint Mary's School	Raleigh	North Carolina	Private	Women only

Snow College	Snow College	Ephraim	Utah	Public

Stephens College	Stephens College	Columbia	Missouri	Private	Women only

Stockton Junior College	San Joaquin Delta College	Stockton	California	1948-1953	Public

Vallejo Junior College	Solano Community College	Vallejo	California	1945-1955	Public

Ventura Junior College	Ventura College	Ventura	California	1937-1949	Public

Vermont Junior College	Vermont College of Fine Arts	Montpelier	Vermont	Private

Westminster College	Westminster College	Salt Lake City	Utah	Private

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The first four-year junior college was established in Texas in 1923 as Hillsboro Junior College, known today as Hill College.

final_sentence: The first four-year junior college was established in Texas in 1923 as Hillsboro Junior College, known today as Hill College.