List of Unaccredited Institutions of Higher Education - T

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• Tabernacle Baptist College in Greenville, South Carolina ("the degrees awarded are neither certified by the State of Virginia nor are they accredited by any organization or regional agency")
• Tennessee Christian University, Tennessee
• Texas Christian Bible University, Crowley, Texas; not to be confused with Texas Christian University
• Texas Theological University, Texas
• Thomas Jefferson Education Foundation
• Thompson University
• Thornhill University, United Kingdom
• Tiu International University, UK and Nigeria
• Thunderwood College, Internet only, an admitted spoof website for an unaccredited college which offers instant "degrees" in a variety of subjects.
• Trafalgar Distance Learning Institute, Calgary and Red Deer, Alberta, Canada
• Trident University of Technology, United States, Singapore
• Tri-Valley University, Pleasanton, California, raided by United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for allegedly operating as a front for illegal immigration.
• Trinity College of the Bible and Theological Seminary, Newburgh, Indiana. ("Trinity is currently working towards accreditation with a U.S. Department of Education (USDE) recognized agency for all of its programs." (Accessed August 18, 2010))
• Trinity College and University
• Trinity International University College, Wyoming, Delaware, France; not to be confused with Trinity International University
• Trinity Southern University (See: Colby Nolan)
• Trinity Southwest University, Albuquerque, New Mexico
• Trinity Valley Baptist Seminary and College in Kennedale, Texas (Claims approval from Accrediting Commission International, which is not recognized as an accreditor)
• Tyndale Theological Seminary, Texas. In 1999, Tyndale Theological Seminary was fined for violating a state law that required institutions to have state approval or accreditation to award degrees or use terms such as "college" or "university" in their names. The fine was appealed, and in August 2007 the Texas Supreme Court ruled that Tyndale and other seminaries that offer theological education and award religious degrees can do so without state government approval or accreditation.