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The '''Mills College''' Cyclones do not sponsor basketball, and as a women's college the school does not sponsor football. In other sports, Mills competes in [[NCAA Division III]] as members of the [[{{greats}}]]. Mills is a private non-sectarian women's institution located in Oakland, California. {{enrol|1,000}} | The '''Mills College''' Cyclones do not sponsor basketball, and as a women's college the school does not sponsor football. In other sports, Mills competes in [[NCAA Division III]] as members of the [[{{greats}}]]. Mills is a private non-sectarian women's institution located in Oakland, California. {{enrol|1,000}} | ||
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The Mills College Cyclones do not sponsor basketball, and as a women's college the school does not sponsor football. In other sports, Mills competes in NCAA Division III as members of the Great South Athletic Conference. Mills is a private non-sectarian women's institution located in Oakland, California. The school has an undergraduate enrollment of around 1,000.
| Great South Athletic Conference | edit |
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| NCAA Division III (non-football) | |
| Agnes Scott† • Covenant • Huntingdon • LaGrange • Maryville (TN) • Piedmont • Salem (NC)† • Spelman† • Wesleyan (GA)† | |
| † - women's sports only |
