Institution	Location	Operating Years	Phone	Records Location	History
Banner College	2300 Wilson Boulevard Suite 600 Arlington, VA	1998-2008	(602) 328-2800	TCI Education, Inc. 2250 West Peoria Avenue Suite 200 Phoenix, AZ 85029	The college closed on August 23, 2008 due to financial concerns. All student records were transferred to school's corporate office.
Benjamin Franklin University	Annandale, VA	1995-1999		Dr. Frank Park Organizing President 44326-B Evergreen Lane P. O. Box 667 Annandale, VA	The Council revoked the authorization of the institution to use the name "Benjamin Franklin University"because of the university's inability to raise sufficients funds during the past few years to publicize and enroll students.
Bishop Payne Divinity School	Petersburg, VA	1878-1949	(703) 370-6600	Registrar Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary Alexandria, VA 22304	This seminary was established in 1878 to prepare black men for the ministry of the Episcopal Church. It closed in 1949 through merger with the Protestant Episcopal Theological Seminary in Alexandria.
Blackstone College	Blackstone, VA	? - 1950	(804) 292-3474	Mr. A. Harris Daniel, Business Manager VA United Methodist Assembly Center Blackstone, VA 23824	The College first closed for a five-year period during World War II. It closed again in 1950. The first transcript is free, with a $1.00 fee for each additional transcript.
Bryant and Stratton College	Hampton, VA	1989-1999	(804) 745-2444	Mr. Jeff Tredo, Interim Campus Director Bryant and Stratton College 8141 Hull Street Road Richmond, VA 23235-6411	The college closed the Hampton site on August 31, 1999 and all students at that site were transferred to the Virginia Beach campus.
Cameron University		? - 2004		Ms. Linda Phillips Registrar Cameron University 2800 West Gore Blvd. Lawton, OK 73505	The university closed on June 24, 2004 due to a reduction in enrollment.
Capital College	Quantico Marine Corps Air Station Branch 3088 Roan Road, Command Ed. Facility Quantico, VA 22134	? - 2004	(301) 369-2800 x3026	Ken Crockett at Laure, MD Campus email:ken@capitol-college.edu	Capitol College officially closed their office at Quantico Marine Corps Air Station on May 21, 2004.
Chesapeake College	Great Bridge, VA	1966 - 1972	(757) 822-2150	Central Records Office Tidewater Community College 7000 College Drive Portsmouth, VA 23703	This private, coeducational junior college was founded in 1966 on an 18-acre campus near Great Bridge. On September 7, 1972, the Council granted provisional approval to grant associate degrees for a two-year period. Early in 1973, the college became a part of the Virginia Community College System. A $1.00 fee is charged for each transcript.
Commonwealth College	Norfolk Campus	? - 1995		Bryant and Stratton College Virginia Beach Campus 4160 Virginia Beach Blvd. Virginia Beach, VA 23452	Branch closed March 23, 1995. All faculty and student records moved to Virginia Beach. Commonwealth College is now Bryant & Stratton College.
Computer Learning Center	6295 Edsall Road, #210 Alexandria, VA 22312 10021 Balls Ford Road Manassas, VA 20109	? - 2001	(703) 330-5300	ECPI College of Technology 10021 Balls Ford Road Manassas, VA 20109 email: clctranscripts@ecpi.edu $5.00 transcript fee required	Computer Learning Centers, Inc. officially closed on January 22, 2001 and filed Chapter 7 bankruptcy on 1/25/01. The institution closed as a result of an investigation by the U.S. Department of Education. Students, who were enrolled at the time of school closure, were given an opportunity to transfer to other institutions in the area or participate in a teach-out organized by Stratford College and TESST Electronics Institute.
Dominion College	Roanoke, VA Harrisonburg, VA Staunton, VA	? - 2002	(301) 739-2670 or (888) 295-3942	Registrar Kaplan College 18618 Crestwood Drive Hagerstown, Maryland 21742	The institution and its branches voluntarily closed. Dominion College-Roanoke closed effective September 3, 2002. The Harrisonburg campus closed in 2000 and the Staunton campus closed in 1997
Eastern College	Manassass, VA	1917 - 1924		Unknown	This private college is known only by its membership in the Association of American Colleges between 1917 and 1924.
Elizabeth College	Salem, VA	1896 - 1922	(540) 375-2210	Roanoke College Registrar's Office Salem, VA 24153-3794	This Lutheran college for women was established in 1896 and destroyed by fire in 1921. The college then used space at Roanoke College and Salem High School to complete the 1921-1922 academic year, after which it closed. Roanoke College acquired the student records and hosted annual alumnae reunions through June 1990.
Father Judge Mission Seminary	Monroe, VA	1960 - 1970	(301)434-5400	Holy Trinity Seminary 4001 New Hampshire Avenue Silver Spring, MD 20903	This two-year Roman Catholic men's college was founded in 1932 at Holy Trinity, Ala., and functioned as the lower divison of a four-year liberal arts institution whose upper division is located at Silver Spring, Maryland. As a seminary of the Missionary Servants of the Most Holy Trinity, it moved to Monroe, Virginia, in September 1960. It was approved by the State Board of Education in May 1967 to offer the Associate of Arts degree, and closed on June 1, 1970.
Founders College	South Boston, VA	2007 - 2008	(434)736-2012	Southside Virginia Community College Admissions Support	The Board of Directors voluntarily withdrew its Certificate to Operate, effective November 18, 2008. Student records are maintained by Southside Virginia Community College.
Frederick College	Portsmouth, VA	? - 1968	(804) 484-2121 x389	Registrar Tidewater Community College Portsmouth, VA 23703	This private four-year liberal arts college closed in July 1968 and was donated to the Virginia Community College System. A $1.00 fee is charged for each transcript.
Heritage Institute	Hopewell, VA	1959 - 1964	(804) 748-8466	Mr. Homer Eliades Eliades and Robertson Attorneys At Law 408 N. 6th Avenue Hopewell, VA 23860	This two-year institution was chartered June 25, 1959, first enrolled students September 1959, and closed in 1964. It never received approval from the State Board of Education but conferred at least two degrees.
Johnson & Wales University	Norfolk, VA	1981 - 2006	(401) 598-1754	Johnson & Wales University University Registrar 8 Abbott Park Place Providence, Rhode Island	Johnson and Wales closed on June 9, 2006 due to dwindling enrollment or the inability to "develop a satisfactory plan for continued presence." The Charleston, South Carolina and Norfolk, Virginia campuses were consolidated into its Charlotte, North Carolina campus.
Katherine Gibbs School	McLean, VA	1985 - 1988	(212) 867-9300	Katharine Gibbs School Attn: Mary McManus 200 Park Avenue New York, NY 10166	This two-year proprietary institution was authorized to enroll students Nov. 6, 1985. It received provisional approval to confer degrees May 7, 1986, and full approval to offer the AAS in Secretarial Science degree and certificates in Business August 6, 1986. The school, which was accredited by AICS, closed on October 20, 1988. The parent corporation operates a branch in Washington, DC.
Life Bible College East	900 Life Drive Christiansburg, Virginia 24073	1988 - 2004	(909) 599-5433	Bruce Primrose, Registrar Life Pacific College 1100 Covina Blvd. San Dimas, CA 91773	LIFE Bible College East began in 1923 with the founding of the first LIFE Bible College in Los Angeles. In 1988 the college moved to Christiansburg, Virginia; the name was changed to LIFE Bible College East. On April 30, 2004, LIFE Bible College East relocated to a larger campus in San Dimas, California.
Luther Rice College	Alexandria, VA	1966 - 1977	(301) 868-6548 or (301) 868-0662	Registrar Luther Rice College ATTN: P. W. Ridenour 8702 Pinta Street Clinton, MD 20735 also 9545 Hale Drive Clinton, MD 20735	This two-year, coeducational liberal arts college was charted in Virginia November 6, 1966, enrolled students in September 1967, and closed September 30, 1977. It was located first at 5912 Francoania Road, Alexandria, VA 22310, and then at 3600 Commonwealth Avenue, Alexandria, VA 22305.
Marion College	Marion, VA	1873 - 1967	(540) 375-2210	Roanoke College Registrar's Office Salem, VA 24153-3794	This two-year, coeducational junior college was founded in 1873 and closed in September 1967.
Monroe College	Middletown, VA	1972 - ?		Unknown	Before moving to Middletown, this business college was located at 209 Fairmont Ave. in Winchester, Virginia. The President was Mr. Howard G. Wilbur, Jr.
National-Louis University	601 King Street, Suite 400, Alexandria, VA, 22314	? – 2009		Office of Admissions and Record, National-Louis University, Wheeling, IL, fax request to 847-947-5718; or order online at http://my.nl.edu	The school was experiencing a decline in its Virginia enrollment and elected to concentrate on more profitable branches. National-Louis University ceased all administrative activities in Virginia as of September 30, 2009.
Potomac Community College	Paris, VA 22130	1971 - 1974		Unknown	This institution, a successor to the College of the Potomac (see above), was chartered in Virginia July 1, 1971, enrolled a few students beginning October 1972, and closed June 1974. The founding President died May 21, 1975.
Professional Dental Assisting Institute	5261 Challedon Drive Virginia Beach, VA	2003 - 2008	(757)-498-4691	Professional Dental Assistants of Tidewater 2100 Lynnhaven Parkway, #100 Virginia Beach, VA 23456	School closed June 30, 2008 due to reduction in student enrollment.
Shenandoah Bible College	1488 Peters Creek Road Roanoke, VA 24017	? - 1979	(804) 547-9595	Rev. Bryant M. Nelson President Colonial Baptist Bible College P. O. Box 6003 Chesapeake, VA 23320	The institution's name was changed to Colonial Baptist Bible College on October 3, 1979. The institution moved to Chesapeake in 1981.
Smithdeal - Massey Business College	300 W.Grace Street Richmond, VA 23220	? - 1982	(804) 225-2600	State Council of Higher Education for Virginia 101 N. 14th Street Richmond, VA 23219	This business college closed suddenly in 1982.
Southern Seminary and Junior College	One College Hill Drive Buena Vista, VA 24416	1867 -		Southern Virginia College One College Hill Drive Buena Vista, VA 24416	This school was founded as Bowling Green Female Seminary, changing its name to Southern Seminary in 1920. The school was brought under new ownership in 1996, and is now known as Southern Virginia College.
Steed Business College	Martinsville, VA	195? - 1965	(615) 282-3431	Office of the Dean Steed College P. O. Box 3098 Johnson City, TN 37601	This institution, formerly the Perry Business College, operated in Martinsville during thee 1950's and 1960's. It closed following a fire.
Stratford College	Danville, VA	1852 - 1974	(804) 846-7392	Registrar's Office Randolph-Macon Woman's College Rivermont Avenue Lynchburg, VA 24503	This private women's college was founded in 1852 as a two-year college. It was approved as a four-year college in 1969 and closed June 28, 1974.
Sullins College	Bristol, VA		(615) 968-1187	Mrs. JoAnne F. Barbour Dir. Alumni Relations King College Bristol, TN 37620	This private coeducational two-year college was founded in 1870 and closed in Summer 1976.
TESST College	Alexandria, VA	2004 - 2008	1-800-988-2650	Karen Tarleton (410) 951-6675 (phone) (410) 951-6689 (fax)Baltimore Campus 1520 South Caton Avenue Baltimore, MD 21227	Closed due to reduction in enrollment.
The College of the Potomac	Arlington, VA	1968 - 1971		Unknown Last known address: 3601 N. Fairfax Drive Arlington, VA 22201	This private four-year college was chartered February 7, 1968, enrolled students in September 1969, and closed in 1972. In 1968 its address was 2321 Military Rd., Arlington; in 1969, 1403 Dolley Madison Blvd., McLean. In 1971 the institution also maintained an address at 2534 K St., N.W., Washington, DC 20037. In Summer 1971, the former president of the college founded Potomac Community College.
The Institute for Global Business Studies	Great Falls, VA	2007 - 2008	(703) 419-0165	Tarun K. Sen 804 Polo Place Great Falls, VA 22066
Virginia College	Lynchburg, VA	? - 1980	(804) 845-3990	Virginia Seminary and College 2058 Garfield Avenue Lynchburg, VA 24501	This institution, sometimes part of Virginia Seminary and College, closed in 1980. Some students transferred to Friendship College, Rock Hill, SC 29730, but that institution was closed by Federal postal authorities in 1981 and the location of its records is not known. The seminary portion of the institution continued operating as Virginia Seminary and College and maintains the records that are extant. Another institution of the same name began in Roanoke in 1983.
Virginia Computer College	Reston, VA	1968 - 1981	(703) 971-0500	Computer Learing Center 6295 Edsall Road Suite 210 Alexandria, VA 22312	This private business school incorporated on August 12, 1968, and began operations at 124 West Piccadilly, Winchester. Prior to September 1969, it moved to Falls Church, and in 1972/73 it was operating in Reston. It closed prior to March, 1981.
Virginia School of Law	Richmond, VA	194? - 195?		Unknown	This institution operated during the 1940's and 1950's in the Morrissey Building near the John Marshall Hotel. It did not award degrees, but its graduates were permitted to sit for the Virginia Bar Exam.
Virginia Southern College	Roanoke, VA	? - 1969	(703)986-1800	Registrar National College of Business and Technology P. O. Box 6400 Roanoke, VA 24017	This private business college was purchased in August 1969 by National College of Business and Technology. Another institution, begun in 1983, used the same name from May to September 1983 before changing its name to Virginia College.
Washington University	School of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Annandale, VA		(804) 225-2600	State Council of Higher Education for Virginia 101 North 14th Street Richmond, VA 23219	The Council revoked the school’s certification to operate as it was unable to obtain accreditation in accordance with 8 VAC 40-31-180 (B)(2)(c). The school formerly operated under the name Koryo School of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine.