Talk:List of colleges and universities in Illinois
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Public and private liberal arts colleges
Why isn't this broken into public and private (separately) like the other lists? DocOctopus (talk) 21:45, 8 March 2010 (UTC)
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Non Profit Private Institutions
Why are non-profit private institutions broken into separate lists for colleges and universities? There's not a significant difference between the categories, and many of the schools that use "university" in their name are primarily undergraduate institutions that are "universities" in name only (in the sense that a university includes significant graduate programs and/or research).