The domain that is designated to any four–year, degree–granting college and university
When these letters appear in the last part of an Internet address, they indicate that the host computer is run by an educational institution. It also means that the host computer is most likely located in the United States.
edu cation (mostly 4 year colleges and universities in the US)
The suffix .edu is used for computers on the Internet that are from Schools, Universities etc. and are used for educational purposes.
A domain that is assigned to an educational institution (e.g.: www.harvard.edu).
A domain name suffix denoting educational institutions. By example, Sam Houston State University, (Huntsville, TX), has the domain name shsu.edu.
In an Internet address, indicates a domain supported by an educational organization, usually a college or university. Ex: "usu.edu" is an educational system.
When these letters appear at the end of an address (
[email protected]), they indicate that an educational institution runs the host computer. It also means that the host computer is most likely located in the United States.
The top-level domain for educational institutes.
The top-level domain designated for four year, degree-granting colleges and universities.
Suffix indicating an educational domain.
A top-level domain available exclusively to educational institutions certified by one of the six U.S. regional accrediting agencies.
is used by educational institutions or groups
USA Educational Institutions
Educational Institutions Universities only
Generic, restricted top-level domain. Available exclusively to degree-granting educational institutions of higher education that are accredited by one of the six U.S. regional accrediting agencies.
An educational institution, e.g. New York University, named nyu.edu.
When these letters appear at the end of an address (info@mit. edu), they indicate that the host computer is run by an educational institution. It also means that the host computer is most likely located in the United States.
When you see ".edu" instead of ".com" you know the site is operated by an educational institute.
The standard highest level domain name used to identify educational institutions.
When these letters appear at the last part of an address (
[email protected], for example), it indicates that the host computer is run by an educational institution, probably a college or university. It also means that the host computer is probably in the United States.
When these three letters appear on the end of an address or web site (like www.harvard.edu), it indicates that an educational institute runs the host computer.
When these letters appear as the last part of a Web address, it indicates that the host computer is run by an educational institution, usually in the United States.
This is top level domain suffix is designated education websites like degrees, universities, collages .
The top-level domain reserved for educational institutions. The institutions must be four-year degree-granting colleges or universities.
(pronounced "dot Ee-Dee-You", not "ehdu") the final portion of the domain name of an edu cational institution, such as mit.edu. See com, gov, mil, net, org, dot.
When these letters appear in the last part of an address (for example, in
[email protected] ), it indicates that the host computer is run by an educational institution, probably a college or university.
Educational, The .edu domain is reserved for postsecondary institutions accredited by an agency on the U.S. Department of Education's list of Nationally Recognized Accrediting Agencies and is registered only through Educause
