en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Jesuit_educational_institutions
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Catholic University of Tachira, San Cristobal
The Catholic University of Táchira is a university, not a secondary school.
Full reasoning
This entry is placed in the page's "List of Jesuit secondary schools", but the institution is a university. The International Association of Jesuit Universities (IAJU) lists Universidad Católica del Táchira (UCAT) as one of its Jesuit Catholic universities and institutes of higher education. So placing it in the secondary-schools section is incorrect.
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- Universidad Católica del Táchira (UCAT) - IAJU
IAJU is an association of Jesuit Catholic universities and institutes of higher education... Universidad Católica del Táchira (UCAT).
Loyola College, Chennai
Loyola College, Chennai is a higher-education college, not a secondary school.
Full reasoning
This entry is placed in the page's "List of Jesuit secondary schools", but Loyola College Chennai's own official description says it was founded to provide university education and that it is an autonomous college affiliated with the University of Madras. That makes it a higher-education institution, not a secondary school.
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- Loyola College - Introduction
Loyola College... was founded by the Society of Jesus (Jesuits) in 1925, with the primary objective of providing University Education... Loyola College, though affiliated to University of Madras, became autonomous in July 1978.
Loyola Public School, Guntur
Loyola Public School in Guntur is a school for classes I–X, not a university.
Full reasoning
This entry appears under the page's "List of Jesuit universities", but the institution's own admissions page describes it as a school that admits students beginning in class 1 and says girls are admitted as day scholars for classes I to X. Those are school-grade levels, not university programs, so listing it as a university-level institution is inaccurate.
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- Admissions - Loyola Public School - Nallapadu, Guntur, A.P.
Admissions are generally made to class 1... Girls admission will be made only for Day scholars for classes I to X... All the School and Hostel fees should be paid in the School office.
The Beijing Center for Chinese Studies
The Beijing Center is a study-abroad and research center, not a university.
Full reasoning
The page lists this under "List of Jesuit universities", but The Beijing Center's own materials describe it as a nonprofit center that offers semester abroad and short-term programs. Its admissions page says applicants must already be degree-seeking undergraduates at a home university, which shows TBC is not itself a standalone university.
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- TBC Overview - The Beijing Center
The Beijing Center for Chinese Studies (TBC) is a nonprofit organization... We achieve our mission by offering an outstanding immersive semester abroad program, short-term programs... and a research library.
- Admission - The Beijing Center
Applicants should... Be a current degree-seeking undergraduate... check with your home university study abroad office... TBC works closely with your home university regarding program tuition and financial aid.
Collège Notre-Dame de Jamhour, Baabda
Collège Notre-Dame de Jamhour is a secondary school, not a university.
Full reasoning
This entry is placed in the page's "List of Jesuit universities", but the school's own presentation describes it as a Lebanese/French secondary school. It says the collège receives external students "de la 12e jusqu’en Terminale" and follows school curricula approved by the Lebanese and French education ministries. That is secondary education, not university education.
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- Présentation - التعريف | Collège Notre-Dame de Jamhour
Depuis 1975, le Collège ne reçoit que des externes, garçons et filles, de la 12e jusqu’en Terminale. Institution libanaise, il est également homologué par le Ministère de l’Éducation nationale de France.
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
The University of Buenos Aires is a public autonomous university, not a Jesuit-run institution.
Full reasoning
This page lists the Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA) among current Jesuit universities, but UBA's own official description says it is an autonomous and public higher education institution founded in 1821. That directly conflicts with the page's framing of this section as institutions "operated by the Society of Jesus." UBA may have historical links to earlier Catholic and Jesuit education in Buenos Aires, but the modern university is not a Jesuit-operated institution.
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- About UBA / Universidad de Buenos Aires
Founded in 1821, Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA)... UBA is an autonomous and public higher education institution... ORGANIZATION AND GOVERNANCE... one of the institution's leading governing organs.