Since 1985 students from 46 states recommended through this programme and related programmes conducted by the president of OSAP have studied in co-operation with 14 of 30 undergraduate colleges which constitute the University of Oxford. These students had previously studied at over 650 mostly leading colleges and universities. Some of these distinguished universities are listed below. Naturally, no endorsement of the programme by these colleges should be inferred.
Agnes Scott College | Goucher College | Scripps College (Claremont, CA) |
Air Force Academy | Hamilton College | Sewanee |
American University | Hampden-Sydney College | Skidmore College |
Amherst College | Hampshire College | Smith College |
Arcadia University | Harvard University | University of South Carolina |
Arizona State University | Hastings College of Law, CA | University of Southern California |
University of Arkansas | Heidelberg College | Stanford University |
Azusa Pacific University | Hillsdale College | State University of New York (SUNY) (15 colleges) |
Babson College | Hobart College | Swarthmore College |
Barnard College | Hollins College | Syracuse University |
Bates College | Holy Cross College | University of Tennessee |
Birmingham-Southern College | University of Illinois | University of Texas |
Boston College | Indiana University | Trinity College (CT) |
Boston University | University of Iowa | Trinity College (DC) |
Boston University Law School | Iowa State University | Tufts University |
Bowdoin College | The Johns Hopkins University | Tulane University |
Brown University | Kenyon College | Union College |
Bryn Mawr College | Lafayette College | Vanderbilt University |
University of California – Berkeley | Lawrence University | Vassar College |
University of California – Irvine | Lehigh University | University of Vermont |
University of California – Los Angeles | Manhattanville | Villanova University |
University of California – San Diego | University of Massachusetts | VUniversity of Virginia |
Carnegie Mellon University | Massachusetts Institute of Technology | Virginia Military Institute |
Case Western Reserve | University of Michigan | Wabash College |
University of Chicago | Middlebury College | Wake Forest University |
University of Chicago Graduate School of Business | University of Minnesota | Washington University, MO |
Clarmont McKenna College | University of Minnesota Law School | University of Washington, WA |
College of Wooster | Mississippi State University | Washington and Lee |
Colby College | University of Montana | Wellesley College |
Colgate College | Naval Academy | Wesleyan College |
Colorado College | University of New Hampshire | Western Washington University |
Columbia College, NY | New York University | Wheaton College |
Columbia University Graduate Business School | University of North Carolina | Whitman College |
Connecticut College | Oberlin College | College of William & Mary |
Cornell University | University of the Pacific | University of Wisconsin |
Dartmouth College | Pacific Lutheran University | Yale University |
Davidson College | University of Pennsylvania | |
DePaul University | University of Pennsylvania Law | |
Dickinson College | Princeton University | |
Duke University | Queen’s University (Ontario) | |
Emory University | Reed College | |
Fordham University | Rhodes College | |
Franklin & Marshall College | University of Richmond | |
George Mason University | University of Rochester | |
George Mason School of Law | Rutgers University | |
Georgetown University | St. Michael’s College | |
George Washington University | University of San Diego | |
University of Georgia | University of San Diego School of Law | |
Gettysburg College | University of San Francisco | |
Gonzaga University | Sarah Lawrence College |
"The academic program was incredibly beneficial. I got a lot out of the one-on-one tutorials."
"I did not realize how much work I would actually be doing, but the tutors were not only friendly and helpful but really made me enjoy my work. I learned to really think for myself and could explore my own interests."