Fact of the day: 2/3 support of the revolution in American colleges

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At the time of the Revolution, American colonies had 9 higher education institutions. 6 of the 9 college presidents supported the Revolution. By looking at the table below, it's easy to guess which 3 presidents supported the British.

Institution (present name, where different)	Colony	Founded	Chartered	First instruction (degrees)	Primary religious influence	Ivy League
New College[nb 1] (Harvard University)	Massachusetts Bay Colony	1636	1650[3]	1642 (1642)	Puritan(Congregational)	Yes
College of William & Mary	Colony of Virginia	1693[nb 2]	1693[6]	1694[7]	Church of England[nb 3]	No
Collegiate School (Yale University)	Connecticut Colony	1701	1701[8]	1702 (1702 honorary MA) (1703 BA)[9]	Puritan(Congregational)	Yes
College of New Jersey (Princeton University)	Province of New Jersey	1746	1746[10]	1747 (1748)	Presbyterian but officially nonsectarian	Yes
King's College (Columbia University in the City of New York)	Province of New York	1754	1754[11]	1754 (1758) [12]	Church of Englandwith a policy of commitment to "religious liberty."[13]	Yes
College of Philadelphia (University of Pennsylvania)	Province of Pennsylvania	1755 (college)[nb 4]	1755[18]	1755 (1757)	Church of England but officially nonsectarian[19][nb 5]	Yes
College of Rhode Island[24] (Brown University)	Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations	1764	1764[25]	1765[26]	Baptist (no religious requirement for admissions)[nb 6]	Yes
Queen's College (Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey)	Province of New Jersey	1766	1766[28]	1771 (1774)	Dutch Reformed	No
Dartmouth College	Province of New Hampshire	1769	1769[29]	1768 (1771)[nb 7]	Puritan(Congregational)	Yes