Best Women's Basketball colleges

1740 colleges have Women's Basketball programs: 361 Division I, 293 Division II, 420 Division III, 219 NAIA and 366 Junior college.

361 colleges compete in NCAA Division I Women's Basketball: Abilene Christian University, Alabama A&M University, Alabama State University, Alcorn State University, American University, Appalachian State University, Arizona State University, Arkansas State University and 353 more.

293 colleges compete in NCAA Division II Women's Basketball: Academy of Art University, Adams State University, Adelphi University, Albany State University, Allen University, American International College, Anderson University, Angelo State University and 285 more.

420 colleges compete in NCAA Division III Women's Basketball: Adrian College, Agnes Scott College, Albertus Magnus College, Albion College, Albright College, Alfred University, Allegheny College, Alma College and 412 more.

219 colleges compete in NAIA Women's Basketball: Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, Alice Lloyd College, Aquinas College, Arizona Christian University, Arkansas Baptist College, Ave Maria University, Avila University, Baker University and 211 more.

366 colleges compete in NJCAA junior college Women's Basketball: Allegany College of Maryland, Allen County Community College, Alpena Community College, Andrew College, Angelina College, Anne Arundel Community College, Anoka-Ramsey Community College, Arizona Western College and 358 more.

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

The Region 12 has the most Women's Basketball programs.

Kevin McGuff (Ohio State University), Lindsay Gottlieb (University of Southern California), Joni Taylor (Texas A&M University), Niele Ivey (University of Notre Dame), Kim Mulkey (Louisiana State University), Robin Pingeton (University of Wisconsin, Madison), Kim Caldwell (University of Tennessee, Knoxville) and Kara Lawson (Duke University).

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