Best Men's Cheerleading colleges

245 colleges have Men's Cheerleading programs: 56 Division I, 62 Division II, 59 Division III, 42 NAIA and 26 Junior college.

56 colleges compete in NCAA Division I Men's Cheerleading: Alabama A&M University, Alcorn State University, Bellarmine University, California Baptist University, Campbell University, Charleston Southern University, Cleveland State University, Davidson College and 48 more.

62 colleges compete in NCAA Division II Men's Cheerleading: Adelphi University, Albany State University, Allen University, Auburn University at Montgomery, Augusta University, Bowie State University, Clark Atlanta University, Columbus State University and 54 more.

59 colleges compete in NCAA Division III Men's Cheerleading: Adrian College, Albion College, Albright College, Alfred University, Asbury University, Aurora University, Averett University, Belhaven University and 51 more.

42 colleges compete in NAIA Men's Cheerleading: Aquinas College, Baker University, Brenau University, Bryan College, Dayton, College of Idaho, Dakota Wesleyan University, Defiance College, Doane University and 34 more.

26 colleges compete in NJCAA junior college Men's Cheerleading: Coahoma Community College, Coffeyville Community College, Copiah-Lincoln Community College, Eastern Oklahoma State College, East Mississippi Community College, Ellsworth Community College, Garden City Community College, Hinds Community College and 18 more.

Coahoma Community College has the lowest average net price at $-135 a year after grants and scholarships.

The Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association has the most Men's Cheerleading programs.

Meegan Mostransky (Siena College), Chelsea Lemon (University of Illinois, Chicago), Callie Taylor (Dallas Baptist University), Canaan Loope (Tusculum University), Chad Butler (Limestone University), Avery Osborne (Montana State University, Billings), Fanny Johnson (Felician University) and Kelli Rich (Northwest Nazarene University).

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