| Amherst College | Massachusetts liberal arts college with many deep state-connected alumni. |
| Australian College of Journalism | |
| Bard College | Liberal arts college in New York State from 2021 funded by Open Society Foundations |
| Barnard College | |
| Bowdoin College | From its founding, Bowdoin was known to educate the sons of the political elite and "catered very largely to the wealthy conservative from the state of Maine." |
| Brooklyn College | |
| Cambridge University/Christ's College | |
| Cambridge University/Churchill College | |
| Cambridge University/Clare College | |
| Cambridge University/Corpus Christi College | |
| Cambridge University/Emmanuel College | |
| Cambridge University/Fitzwilliam College | |
| Cambridge University/Girton College | |
| Cambridge University/Gonville and Caius College | |
| Cambridge University/Jesus College | |
| Cambridge University/King's College | |
| Cambridge University/Magdalene College | |
| Cambridge University/Newnham College | A women only college at Cambridge |
| Cambridge University/Pembroke College | |
| Cambridge University/Peterhouse | |
| Cambridge University/Queens' College | |
| Cambridge University/Robinson College | |
| Cambridge University/Selwyn College | |
| Cambridge University/Sidney Sussex College | |
| Cambridge University/St Catharine's College | |
| Cambridge University/St John's College | A Cambridge College which hosted the Bilderberg meeting |
| Cambridge University/Trinity College | |
| Cambridge University/Trinity Hall | |
| Cambridge University/Wolfson College | |
| Canisius College | Jesuit college in Buffalo,New York State |
| Carleton College | |
| Clare Hall (Cambridge) | college of Cambridge University |
| Claremont McKenna College | |
| Colby College | Private liberal arts college in Waterville, Maine. |
| College of Wooster | Private liberal arts college in Ohio |
| College of the Holy Cross | |
| Davidson College | North Carolina college with 23 Rhodes Scholars. |
| Downing College (Cambridge) | |
| Empire State College | A college dedicated to adult, student-centered education |
| Eureka College | Private college in Illinois. Ronald Reagan was an alumnus. |
| Evergreen State College | Washington State experimental college offering a non-traditional undergraduate curriculum. |
| Franklin and Marshall College | Liberal arts college in Lancaster, Pennsylvania |
| Georgia Southwestern College | University in the US state of Georgia, originally a teacher training college |
| Ghisleri College | A prestigious college with long traditions |
| Goddard College | Progressive education private liberal arts college |
| Gordon College | Private Christian college in Massachusetts |
| Harvey Mudd College | Private college in Claremont, California, focused on science and engineering. |
| Hope College | Reformed Christian liberal arts college. |
| Hunter College | |
| Huntingdon College | Alabama college |
| Illinois College | Part of the Clinton Global Initiative University Network to groom new leaders. |
| Kenyon College | |
| Knox College | Private liberal arts college in Illinois |
| Lafayette College | |
| Manhattan College | |
| Merritt College | Public community college in Oakland, California. |
| Metropolitan Community College (Missouri) | Community college system in the U.S. state of Missouri |
| Middlebury College | |
| Mississippi College | |
| Mount Holyoke College | Exclusive Massachusetts women's college |
| Naval War College | |
| New College Durham | |
| New College of Florida | Liberal arts college in Florida. In 2023, the state government overhauled its board of trustees in an attempt to transform the school into a "beacon of conservative values." |
| Oberlin College | Prestigious Ohio college with many ruling class and deep state alumni |
| Occidental College | |
| Ohio Central College | In 1882, future president Warren G. Harding graduated from the college. |
| Oxford University/All Souls College | A center of influence of the Milner Group, although less so than Balliol College |
| Oxford University/Balliol College | Exposed by Carroll Quigley's Anglo-American Establishment as a major center of influence for the Milner Group. |
| Oxford University/Brasenose College | |
| Oxford University/Christ Church | |
| Oxford University/Corpus Christi College | |
| Oxford University/Exeter College | |
| Oxford University/Hertford College | |
| Oxford University/Jesus College | |
| Oxford University/Keble College | |
| Oxford University/Lady Margaret Hall | One of the constituent colleges of the University of Oxford |
| Oxford University/Linacre College | Small Oxford college with some deep state operatives |
| Oxford University/Lincoln College | |
| Oxford University/Magdalen College | |
| Oxford University/Mansfield College | |
| Oxford University/Merton College | |
| Oxford University/New College | An Oxford college with spooky overtones since it was a center of influence of the Milner Group. |
| Oxford University/Nuffield College | |
| Oxford University/Oriel College | |
| Oxford University/Pembroke College | |
| Oxford University/Queen's College | |
| Oxford University/Regent's Park College | Oxford college affiliated with the Baptist Union of Great Britain. |
| Oxford University/Somerville College | |
| Oxford University/St Anne's College | |
| Oxford University/St Antony's College | "The spook college"... |
| Oxford University/St Benet's College | |
| Oxford University/St Edmund Hall | |
| Oxford University/St Hilda's College | |
| Oxford University/St Hugh's College | |
| Oxford University/St John's College | |
| Oxford University/St Peter's College | |
| Oxford University/Trinity College | |
| Oxford University/Wadham College | |
| Oxford University/Wolfson College | |
| Oxford University/Worcester College | |
| Oxford University/Wycliffe Hall | |
| Rollins College | |
| Sacramento City College | A public community college in Sacramento, California. |
| Saint Michael's College | Private Roman Catholic liberal arts college in Vermont. |
| Santa Fe College | Public college based in Gainesville, Florida. |
| School of Oriental and African Studies | Pne of the world's leading institutions for the study of Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. Of major relevance for the British deep state |
| Simmons College | |
| Southern Nazarene University | |
| Spelman College | Historically black US women's college |
| Stephens College | |
| Swarthmore College | |
| Sweet Briar College | Private women's liberal arts college in Virginia, USA |
| The College of New Rochelle | Now closed Catholic college in New York State. |
| Trinity College (Cambridge) | |
| Trinity College (Dublin) | |
| Trinity College (Toronto) | |
| Trinity College of Music | Music and dance conservatoire based in Greenwich, London, England. |
| Union Graduate School | College in New York State, merged with Clarkson University in 2016. |
| United States Army War College | |
| United World College of the Atlantic | Transatlantic creed college with curious military/deep state ties. |
| University of Cambridge/Lucy Cavendish College | Until 2021 a women only college at Cambridge University |
| University of London/Birkbeck | A constituent college of the University of London |
| University of London/Goldsmiths | Constituent college of the University of London specialising in the arts, design, humanities, and social sciences |
| University of Oxford/Hertford College | |
| Vassar College | Exclusive and rich New York college, traditionally for women, now co-educational. |
| Victoria College (Alexandria) | Founded in 1902 to educate Arab upper class loyal to Britain; nationalized in 1956. |
| Wellesley College | |
| Williams College | |
