With a total undergraduate enrollment of approximately 476,547, and incorporating 27 public 2- and 4-yr universities and colleges and 50 private 2- and 4-yr universities and colleges, Arizona's institutions of higher education offer a wide range of college types and programs for international students in a unique desert setting. Most colleges are in Phoenix, the state capital with 1.5 million people - see Colleges in Phoenix. Other colleges are in the suburbs of Phoenix - see Colleges in Glendale, and Colleges in Mesa for more. Mid-sized cities like Tucson, or smaller cities such as Flagstaff and Prescott also offer excellent college choices. See Colleges in Tucson, Colleges in Flagstaff, and Colleges in Prescott.
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