Marine Focused Military Colleges?

I know that there are some colleges more focused on the Navy, Air Force, etc, but are there military colleges specifically for those interested in the Marines?

There are indeed options for those interested in joining the Marines and pursuing a college education at the same time. While there isn't a military college specifically dedicated to the Marines (in the way that the Naval Academy is for the Navy, or the Air Force Academy is for the Air Force), the Marines are a branch of the Navy. As such, the United States Naval Academy (USNA) is the primary training ground for prospective Marine officers.Upon entering the USNA, all students are known as midshipmen. In their third year, they have the opportunity to choose whether they want to commission into the Navy or Marine Corps after graduation. Typically about 25% choose the Marine Corps. Another route is through the Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC). Many colleges across the country have Naval ROTC programs, which include training for both the Navy and the Marines. In these cases, you would attend a traditional college or university and participate in the ROTC program concurrently. Upon graduation, you would commission as a second lieutenant in the Marine Corps.

One example of a school with a well-regarded NROTC program is Texas A&M University. The school is recognized as a "senior military college," offering a unique blend of military and civilian experiences.

So, while there might not be a dedicated Marine college, there are definitely pathways to becoming a Marine Corps officer while getting a college degree.