| College Name | City | Country | Start Date | End Date | Affiliation | Other Information | Source |
| American College for Girls | Uskudar | Republic of Turkey | 1890 | initially chartered by Commonwealth of Massachusetts and empowered to confer Bachelor of Arts; union with Robert College in 1971; following government development of a national university system, Robert College shifted to a focus on secondary education and merged with ACG to become a co-educational secondary school on the Arnavutkoy campus; the old Robert College campus at Rumeli Hisari was donated to the government which founded Bogazici University | www.robcol.k12.tr/admin/headmaster/history.htm | ||
| Anatolia College | Merzifon | Republic of Turkey | 1886 | moved to Thessaloniki, Greece after the Armenian Genocide (1923-24) and is now known as the American College | www.umd.umich.edu/dept/armenian/papazian/changing.html www.sevakfi.org/eng/schools.htm White, George E. Adventuring with Anatolia College. 1940. |
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| Central Turkey College | Aintab | Republic of Turkey | 1876 | www.umd.umich.edu/dept/armenian/papazian/changing.html | |||
| Central Turkey Girls College | Marash | Republic of Turkey | 1882 | www.umd.umich.edu/dept/armenian/papazian/changing.html | |||
| Euphrates College | Kharput | Republic of Turkey | 1878 | www.umd.umich.edu/dept/armenian/papazian/changing.html | |||
| International College | Smyrna | Republic of Turkey | 1891 | 1936 | founded by Alexander Maclachlan and incorporated in 1903 in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts; now operates as a co-educational pre-school through college preparatory school, following an invitation of Dr. Bayard Dodge, then president of the American University of Beirut, it moved in 1936 to Beirut, Lebanon | http://www.icalumniass.org.lb/history.html | |
| Izmir International College | Republic of Turkey | 1934 | www.sevakfi.org/eng/schools.htm | ||||
| Robert College | Bebek | Republic of Turkey | 1863 | chartered by Board of Regents of State of New York to confer Bachelor of Arts; formed union with American College for Girls in 1971; following government development of national university system, merged with ACG to become co-educationa secondary school on the Arnavutkoy campus; the old Robert College campus at Rumeli Hisari was donated to the government which founded Bogazici University | www.robcol.k12.tr/admin/headmaster/history.htm | ||
| Tarsus American College | Tarsus | Republic of Turkey | 1888 | school initially named St. Paul's Institute; closed briefly after World War I, re-opened in 1923 as Tarsus American College; in 1974 the Turkish Ministry of Education required change to Tarsus American School | www.tac.k12.tr/history.asp | ||
| Teacher's College | Sivas | Republic of Turkey | http://www.hri.org/docs/Horton/hb-31.html http://www.bilkent.edu.tr/~history/projects/ABCFM_reels/629.htm |
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| College | Van | Republic of Turkey | http://www.hri.org/docs/Horton/hb-31.html | ||||
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