These are members of the American Academy of Underwater Sciences (AAUS): Organizational Members (Public). These are schools where I think there is a high likelihood of being able to continue (and even improve) on your diving.
Interestingly, when I was doing a search on colleges with dive programs, a lot of northern schools actually populated the highest search results, when I would have expected schools in more southern climes to dominate.
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Cal State Monterey Bay
Diving Courses | California State University Monterey Bay -
Occidental (CA): About 2k undergrads at this Los Angeles school that Barack Obama once attended. It also has a dive program that may be of interest, as well as a popular economics major. No business is offered, though.
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Indiana University: You may already be aware of it, but IU offers a certificate and a major in Underwater Resources Management, which seems to entail lots of diving.
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Northeastern (MA)
Scientific Diving Program - Northeastern University College of Science -
Penn State
Scientific Diving Program | Penn State College of Earth and Mineral Sciences -
San Diego State
Diving Program | SDSU Coastal and Marine Institute -
U. of Alaska
Scientific Diving Program | College of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences -
U. of Maine
Scientific Diver Training - Scientific Diving - University of Maine -
U. of Maryland
Scientific Diving | Environmental Safety, Sustainability and Risk -
U. of New Hampshire
Research Diving Program | School of Marine Science and Ocean Engineering
Among schools that are AAUS members that did not pull up on my web search’s earlier results, I’d also consider:
- Cal Poly - San Luis Obispo: About 21k undergrads
- Florida Gulf Coast: About 14k undergrads
- Florida State: About 34k undergrads
- North Carolina State: About 27k undergrads
Boston U., Duke, Stanford, and U. Southern California are private schools in AAUS not mentioned above that you may want to run the NPCs on.