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CCCUCouncil for Christian Colleges and Universities (formerly Coalition for Christian Colleges and Universities)
CCCUCaribbean Confederation of Credit Unions
CCCUCommunity College of City University (Hong Kong)
CCCUCoalition for Christian Colleges and Universities (now Council for Christian Colleges and Universities)
CCCUCoast Central Credit Union (California, USA)
CCCUChurches of Christ in Christian Union (Circleville, Ohio)
CCCUCapital Community Credit Union
CCCUCrew Communication Control Unit (aviation)


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in-house with a print-to-mail system, CCCU has been able to reduce operating costs of contracting with a third-party company by more than 70%, Holmstrom said.
The ethnic/racial make-up of the sample was primarily Caucasian/White (87%) with African-American 4% and Hispanic/Latin at 2% and Asian-American at 2%, which is similar to the ethnic/racial make-up of CCCU member institutions as a whole.
Enrollment at the 102 CCCU campuses grew 71 percent between 1990 and 2004, and Corts says he has no reason to believe member schools will close.
 
 
 
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