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Researching the dozens of redlinks has been extremely tedious. As such, after many hours (and just a few verifications) I gave up and just deleted all unsourced material from the article. If anyone wants to resurrect any of the entries, feel free, just make sure to include either a wikilink to a standalone article or a reliable citation.
Keep in mind that several of those entries were not actually universities or colleges, but were technical or vocational schools, such as found in this reference: List of Medium Level Technical and Vocational Schools.
I also noted that several of the bluelinks lead to stubs with no citations at all.
I did not spend any time checking the linked-to articles, nor checking if they were a university rather than a technical/vocational school.
