<p>Wesleyan University (CT) and Wesleyan College (GA), which is all-women.</p>
<p>Ohio University, Ohio State University. A few years ago OSU tried to sue OU regarding OU's name.</p>
<p>Indiana University in Pennsylvania. And there are way too many Loyola's and Saint Mary's out there. And can't they be a bit more creative in Texas?</p>
<p>U of Texas
Texas A&M
Texas A&I
Texas San Marcos
Texas Pan American</p>
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All of the Wesleyans (Connecticut, Ohio, Illinois, Nebraska, Kentucky, more?)
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<p>There's one in IN as well.</p>
<p>Wheaton in IL and in MA. I JUST found out today they were different... I thought I was just forgetful when I would read it is in IL in one place and MA in another...</p>
<p>Clark and Clarkson...
University of Pennsylvania and PennState...
Wells and Wellesley
Hobart and William Smith College AND Williams and Smith...</p>
<p>for some reason, boston college and boston university...</p>
<p>There's a Wesleyan in North Carolina.. or maybe it was south carolina. What's up with all the wesleyans?</p>
<p>The word, "wesleyan" was a religious designation before it became the name of a college.</p>
<p>Cornell College
Cornell University</p>
<p>USC(alifornia)
USC(arolina)</p>
<p>Harvard (In Chinese: Ha fo)
Har'Bin Monk School (In Chinese: Ha er bin fo xue yuan, or "Ha fo" for short)</p>
<p>Also, MBAs are offered at both institutions:
Master of Business Administration
Monk Behaviour Analysis</p>