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.
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
College	Van	Republic of Turkey					http://www.hri.org/docs/Horton/hb-31.html
last update:  2/16/04
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