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CatholicTech, located in the scenic Alban Hills of Castel Gandolfo, is a Catholic research university dedicated to integrating scientific innovation with faith and moral formation. Emphasizing hands-on learning in science and engineering, it fosters curiosity, problem-solving, and real-world application. Rooted in Catholic tradition, CatholicTech provides rigorous education in philosophy, theology, and the sciences, equipping graduates to serve the Church and society with research and work informed by faith, reason, and virtue.

Houghton University, a private Christian liberal arts institution in Houghton, New York, was founded in 1883 by Wesleyan minister Willard J. Houghton. With 929 undergraduate and 38 graduate students (Fall 2024), it offers over 40 programs, including associate, bachelor’s, and graduate degrees. The university emphasizes academic rigor and faith integration, preparing students as "scholar-servants." Houghton is accredited by Middle States and ranked #124 among National Liberal Arts Colleges by *U.S. News & World Report* (2020).

Keuka College, founded in 1890, is a private liberal arts college in Keuka Park, New York, emphasizing experiential learning. It offers 29 bachelor's, seven master's, and pre-professional programs, with international partnerships in China and Vietnam. The college’s Field Period program requires students to complete 140-hour internships annually. With a 290-acre campus hosting over 1,100 students, Keuka has an annual economic impact of $110 million. The college competes in NCAA Division III athletics as the "Wolves" and is led by a commitment to academic and professional success.

Roberts Wesleyan University, founded in 1866 as Chili Seminary, is a Christ-centered educational institution. The university was founded by social activist Benjamin Titus Roberts and is based on liberal arts and a commitment to servant leadership. The institution changed names and phases, evolving from a seminary to a college and, eventually, a university. It is committed to spiritual formation and academic achievement, and it sponsors Northeastern Seminary as its graduate theology school. Roberts Wesleyan is known for its supportive environment, which promotes personal development, academic success, and a strong sense of community. It's also notable for its transition to NCAA Division II athletics, further enriching its educational landscape.

Wells College, a private liberal arts college in Aurora, New York, was founded in 1868 by Henry Wells as a women's college before becoming co-educational in 2005. The Aurora Village-Wells College Historic District includes the campus, which overlooks Cayuga Lake. With over 80% of classrooms having fewer than 20 students and 100% of graduates completing internships, Wells emphasizes hands-on learning. Its gorgeous setting puts Ithaca, Rochester, Syracuse, and New York City within easy reach. Wells encourages diversity and social mobility with roughly 335 full-time students, ranking nationwide for campus diversity and social mobility. Study abroad programs, pre-professional courses, cross-registration partnerships, and NCAA Division III intercollegiate sports are all available at the college. Almost all students get financial help, with considerable need-based and merit-based funding available.