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The UNL University System is a collection of 12 public universities founded in 1975, with the University of New Liverpool and Howard Prince-Gonzalez University, a formerly private university. The intended goal of the university system as stated by its first President Jacob Herman was to "ensure every student can pursue any degree at a public institution". Each university within the current system is publically funded although the University of New Liverpool costs between $20,000 and $40,000 Makrs per year with regional UNL campuses being free if a student archives 1100 on the National Collegiate Exam or qualifies for federal aid programs. | The UNL University System is a collection of 12 public universities founded in 1975, with the University of New Liverpool and Howard Prince-Gonzalez University, a formerly private university. The intended goal of the university system as stated by its first President Jacob Herman was to "ensure every student can pursue any degree at a public institution". Each university within the current system is publically funded although the University of New Liverpool costs between $20,000 and $40,000 Makrs per year with regional UNL campuses being free if a student archives 1100 on the National Collegiate Exam or qualifies for federal aid programs. | ||
==History== | |||
The University of New Liverpool has existed since 1858, and upon its founding was the first public university in Slokais with its campus in the dense Market Road district. In 1897, UNL moved into a new land grant in what was then rural countryside. UNL remained one of the premier public universities despite the opening of new provincial public institutions. Additionally, UNL began its partnership with Howard-Prince Gonzalez in 1920, with HPGU becoming a post-graduate institution. | |||
==Members== | ==Members== | ||
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UNL University System UNL dàxué xìtǒng Sistema Universitario UNL | |
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| Headquarters | 540 University Way, Colinas Lejanas, New Liverpool, Slokais Islands |
| Official languages | Slokaisan, Spanish, English |
| Other languages of member universities | Kaijanese |
| Type | University association |
| Membership | 12 universities |
| Leaders | |
• Chancellor | Samuel Arroyo |
• Minister of University and Technical Education | Abel Zhao |
| Establishment | 13 July 1975 |
The UNL University System is a collection of 12 public universities founded in 1975, with the University of New Liverpool and Howard Prince-Gonzalez University, a formerly private university. The intended goal of the university system as stated by its first President Jacob Herman was to "ensure every student can pursue any degree at a public institution". Each university within the current system is publically funded although the University of New Liverpool costs between $20,000 and $40,000 Makrs per year with regional UNL campuses being free if a student archives 1100 on the National Collegiate Exam or qualifies for federal aid programs.
History
The University of New Liverpool has existed since 1858, and upon its founding was the first public university in Slokais with its campus in the dense Market Road district. In 1897, UNL moved into a new land grant in what was then rural countryside. UNL remained one of the premier public universities despite the opening of new provincial public institutions. Additionally, UNL began its partnership with Howard-Prince Gonzalez in 1920, with HPGU becoming a post-graduate institution.
Members
| Name | Location | Status | Founded | Enrollmeant | Mascot |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| University of New Liverpool | New Liverpool | National | 1858 | 38,560 | Bears |
| Henry Lam College | Southern New Liverpool | Subject: Medical | 1978 | 14,800 | Hawks |
| UNL College of Finance | San Fernando | Subject: Econmics | 1980 | 7,312 | SeaBirds |
| Howard Prince-Gonzalez University | San Fernando | Subject: Politcal Science | 1918 | 10,347 | Blues |
| Newport College | Newport, Valleres | Subject: Sciences | 1934 | 23,653 | Pines |
| UNL Victoria City | Victoria City | Regional | 1975 | 41,976 | Kings |
| University of Kaijan | Kaijan City | Regional | 1938 | 63,480 | Dragons |
| San Jose Poly | San Jose | Subject: Tech | 1943 | 23,410 | Hornets |
| UNL Southern University | Cupertino | Regional | 1993 | 28,289 | Eagles |
| UNL Outer Islands | Princeton City | Regional | 2001 | 17,480 | Warriors |
| UNL University of Fine Arts | New Liverpool | Subject: Fine Arts | 1986 | 2,340 | Bee's |
| Alejandro Vasquez School | San Sabla | Military College | 1804 | 4,568 | Knights |