What was the first chartered university in the US?

On January 27, 1785, the Geogia General Assembly chartered the University of Georgia which became the nations first public institution of higher learning.

chartered in 1789-- first public university in the U.S.

The First Bank of the United States was chartered on February 25, 1791.

The First Bank was a bank chartered by the United States Congress on February 25, 1791.

The first bank of the US was chartered in 1791, in George Washington's first term.

It is federally chartered.

It means an educational institution aimed at providing university education .

The University of Maryland was chartered in 1856 by several members and sponsors of the Coalition of Maryland Teachers and Professors or COMTAP. The University of Maryland started out as Maryland High and only became the University of Maryland a couple of years later.

The College of Philadelphia

The University of South Carolina was opened in 1805 in Columbia, South Carolina.

It was chartered in 1885, and opened in 1891.

Someone can take a chartered accountant course from various educational institutions such as Universities and Colleges. For example, York University offers a number of chartered accountant courses.

CECOS University is Chartered by the Government of Pakistan and recognised by the Higher Education Commission (HEC).

yale UniversitY [ US ] got the first PhD

No, It goes: Virginia-1607, Chartered-1606-1612 New Hampshire-1623, Chartered-1679 Massachusetts-1628, Chartered-1629 Maryland-1634, Chartered-1632 Connecticut-1635, Chartered-1662 Rhode Island-1636, Chartered-1644 Delaware-1638, Chartered-None North Carolina-1653, Chartered-1663 New York-1613, Chartered-1664 New Jersey-1664, Chartered-None South Carolina-1670, Chartered-1663 Pennsylvania-1681, Chartered-1681 Georgia-1733, Chartered-1732

Kansas State University

Hollins University was founded in 1842 as the first chartered women's college in Roanoke Virginia. For the source and more detailed information concerning this issue, click on the related links section below.

It depends on how you define first, but the first to begin accepting students as a public University was the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

The SWIFT Code for American Chartered Bank is AMCDUS41. American Chartered Bank is not "connected" to the SWIFT system, however, and a correspondent (or route-through) bank of the sender's choosing must be used to get US $ to American Chartered.

I think it was Havard in Massachutes. Then the next university was Yale.

It was chartered in 1816.

the colony was chartered

This answer is disputable. The College of William and Mary (which is now public) was the first of today's public universities to receive its charter (1693). However, it was private and did not become public until after the Civil War. The University of Georgia was chartered prior to the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, but did not start admitting students until after UNC-CH. in the 1790s. Thus, it depends on how you interpret "oldest."

Santa Clara University and University of the Pacific were both founded in 1851. Santa Clara University (originally named Santa Clara College) was the first to open, and University of the Pacific (originally named California Wesleyan College, then College of the Pacific) was California's first chartered university (July 10, 1851). Pacific's main campus is now in Stockton, in addition to a law school in Sacramento and a dental school in San Francisco.

For the US Harvard University was the first one