Powered by LevrNAICS 611210: Junior colleges
NAICS 611210 is the industry code for junior colleges. Use it on loan applications, tax forms and registrations. Lenders price it on the business's own numbers rather than an industry program.
What 611210 covers
Junior colleges and community colleges offer associate degrees and academic credit that can transfer to four year schools, plus some vocational programs. Both public and private two year colleges fit here.
Included in this code
- Community colleges
- Junior colleges
- Two year associate degree colleges
- Technical colleges granting associate degrees
Not this code
- Four year colleges and universities: see 611310 Colleges, universities, and professional schools
- Technical and trade schools: see 611519 Other technical and trade schools
Businesses that use 611210
Financing for this trade
Private two year colleges finance campuses with real estate and SBA 504 loans where eligible, and use lines of credit to bridge Title IV aid timing. Lenders look at accreditation, enrollment, cohort default rates and regulatory standing.
Apply for funding with AIIs 611210 the right code for a junior or community college?
Yes, if your institution grants associate degrees or transferable college credit as its main activity. Four year colleges use 611310. Schools training for a specific trade without degree credit usually use 611519 or another 6115 code. Accreditation and degree granting authority are what separate this code from trade schools.
What is the SBA size standard for 611210?
SBA sets the size standard for 611210 at $32.5 million in average annual receipts, averaged over the last five completed fiscal years and counting affiliates. Junior colleges at or under that figure qualify as small businesses for SBA 7(a) and 504 loans and for federal small business set asides. Most independent junior colleges fall well inside the limit, so size is rarely what decides an SBA application.
How do private two year colleges finance operations?
Owned campuses are financed with commercial mortgages or SBA 504 loans for eligible for profit schools, and a line of credit bridges the timing of tuition and federal aid disbursements. Lenders look at accreditation, enrollment trends, compliance with Title IV rules and cash reserves.
What does NAICS 611210 cover?
Junior colleges. Industry level code in NAICS 2022, under 61 Educational services, 611 Educational services, 6112 Junior colleges, 61121 Junior colleges.
What financing do NAICS 611210 businesses use?
Term loans, lines of credit, SBA loans and working capital are the usual products. Start an application and the AI matches the deal to lenders that fund this code.
Where do I put NAICS 611210?
On the SBA loan application, on federal Schedule C or Form 1120, on SAM.gov and state registrations, and on most lender applications. A business can report more than one code; use this one if it describes what produces most of your revenue.