Table:
text: Appalachian Athletic Conference
Member schools
Current members
Institution Location_ Founded Type_ Enrollment Joined Nickname_
Bryan College Dayton, Tennessee 1930 Private (non-denominational) 1044 2001 Lions
Columbia College† Columbia, South Carolina 1854 Private (Methodist) 1200 2011 Fighting Koalas
Milligan College Elizabethton, Tennessee 1866 Private (Disciples of Christ) 1006 2001 Buffaloes
Montreat College Montreat, North Carolina 1916 Private (Presbyterian) 1145 2001 Cavaliers
Point University West Point, Georgia 1937 Private (Christian churches and churches of Christ) 1000 2011 Skyhawks
Reinhardt University Waleska, Georgia 1883 Private (Methodist) 1057 2009 Eagles
St. Andrews University Laurinburg, North Carolina 1958 Private 800 2012 Knights
Savannah College of Art and Design at Atlanta Atlanta, Georgia 2005 Private 2000 2012 Bees

text: Appalachian Athletic Conference
Member schools
Current members
Institution Location_ Founded Type_ Enrollment Joined Nickname_
Tennessee Wesleyan College Athens, Tennessee 1857 Private (Methodist) 1103 2001 Bulldogs
Truett-McConnell College Cleveland, Georgia 1946 Private/Christian (Baptist) 550 2013 Bears
Union College Barbourville, Kentucky 1879 Private/Christian (Methodist) 1368 2001 Bulldogs
Virginia Intermont College Bristol, Virginia 1884 Private/Christian (Baptist) 916 2001 Cobras

Question: What is the last Appalachian Athletic Conference school formed in the AAC?

Question: Which institution started with the most enrollments in the Appalachian Athletic Conference?

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Question: How many conference schools were formed in the Appalachian Athletic Conference before 1900?

Question: How many institutions formed before 1950 belong to the Appalachian Athletic Conference?