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Fort Valley State University

Founded over 100 years ago, Fort Valley State University embraces a history that weaves together African American culture, a commitment to personal and intellectual growth, and a deep sense of community. What students of every era have found here is unequaled leadership across a wide scope of programs. Our status as a land-grant university has led to remarkable innovations in agriculture and related fields. Our acclaimed Biology Department and Chemistry Department help Fort Valley State University send more students of African descent to medical school and dental school than any other state school in Georgia. And our comprehensive liberal arts curriculum continues to set new standards of excellence.

Grambling State University

Founded in 1901 as a private industrial school to educate African American citizens of north central Louisiana, Grambling State University, a constituent institution in the University of Louisiana System, is now a comprehensive university offering undergraduate, graduate, professional and continuing education programs. All programs are designed to meet the educational needs of a clientele that is primarily statewide and secondarily national and international. Grambling State University assumes in a unique way the role of a public university. It strives: to provide equal access to higher education for all applicants regardless of race, color, sex, national origin, age, religion, disability, and veteran status; to provide opportunities for students to develop intellectually, to acquire appropriate job skills and to achieve self-actualization through instruction, research, public service, and special programs which seek to meet the needs of all students, including those who have been adversely affected by educational, social, and economic deprivation; to generate new knowledge through pure and applied research related to curricular emphases in business, science and technology, nursing, social work, liberal arts, and education; to render service to the community and to the citizenry of Louisiana, dedicated to raising the standard of living and enhancing the quality of life through economic development, entrepreneurial activities and life-long learning; to expose students to opportunities that enhance their potential for appreciation of diverse cultures; to provide opportunities for students to utilize information technologies in preparation for participation in a global society; and to serve as a repository for preserving the heritage of people of African American descent. Grambling State University endeavors to achieve excellence in higher education through teaching, research and service governed by the principles of academic freedom. The University believes that education is the cornerstone of an enlightened, creative and productive society. It strives to be true to its motto: "Grambling State University is the place where everybody is somebody." (revised 9/99)

Hampton University

"The Standard of Excellence - An Education for Life" First, there is vision. Visionaries can see the big picture. They look beyond the horizon as they plan, and yes as they dream. Visionaries are creators. Visionaries are undeterred by challenges. Visionaries see stumbling blocks and turn them into stepping stones. Visionaries can transform a situation. Visionaries can persuade others, even critics, cynics, and enemies to follow their lead. Visionaries can get others to take ownership in their vision.

Harris-Stowe State College

HARRIS-STOWE STATE COLLEGE OFFERS DEGREES IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS: Accounting, Business Administration, Criminal Justice 2+2, Juvenile Justice, Early Childhood Education , Elementary Education, Health Care Management, Hospitality & Tourism Management, Information Sciences and Computer Technology, Middle School/Junior High Education, Professional Interdisciplinary Studies, Secondary Education, Urban Education.

Howard University

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Jackson State University

We believe the best way to get a feel for Jackson State is to make a personal visit to our beautiful campus. The Office of Undergraduate Recruitment hosts individual students, families and large groups throughout the year. An appointment is necessary to ensure tour guides are available along with recruiters who inform the prospective students of admission standards, academic programs, and campus and student life. Unless inclement weather prevails, a walking tour of approximately one-hour is included in the visit. Tiger Pride Students from Tiger PRIDE Connection, an organization in the Office of Undergraduate Recruitment, are available to assist visitors. The tour includes visits to the academic and auxiliary buildings on campus while an in-depth overview of Jackson State’s history is narrated. For students who are at the point in their academic career to make a college choice, the complete application for admission process can be done at the time of the visit. Schedule Your Visit To schedule your campus visit, please call the Office of Undergraduate Recruitment at 1-800-848-6817 or (601) 979-2911. Hope to see you soon!

Jarvis Christian College

Jarvis Christian College is a private, four-year, historically black, fully accredited, co-educational, liberal arts institution. Since its founding in 1912, Jarvis Christian College has been a source of hope for those individuals who want a quality liberal arts education, professional preparation, guidance in Christian living, and most of all, a bachelor’s degree. Jarvis Christian College is a small but dynamic college nestled in the beautiful piney woods of East Texas. Located in Hawkins, Texas, Jarvis is approximately 100 miles east of Dallas, Texas, and 100 miles west of Shreveport, Louisiana.

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Johnson C. Smith University

Candidates for admissions must submit a scholastic record that shows their ability to do college level work. Consideration is given to graduates from accredited secondary schools who have maintained a 2.20 grade point average or better and completed the following courses: 4 units of English, 3 units of Math, 3 units of Laboratory Science (i.e., Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry), and 2 units of Social Science. Likewise, students are required to submit a Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) score of 750 or an American College Test (ACT) of 15 to be considered for admission. All candidates are encouraged to submit no more than two letters of recommendation from guidance counselors, teachers, or mentors in addition to a personal essay to support their application for admission. Candidates for admission to Johnson C. Smith University are reviewed on their individual merit. Although several criteria are used in determining the admission of each individual candidate, no one criterion is necessarily the most important.

Kentucky State University

Kentucky State University has the most culturally diverse student body and faculty among all higher education institutions in Kentucky and one of the most diverse in the nation. In a typical year, the institution's student body is equally divided between African American and Caucasian students. About two percent of the students come from 14 countries. The faculty is comprised of 35 percent African Americans, 50 percent Caucasians and 15 percent from other ethnic groups. In 1636, the Harvard School opened in Cambridge, Massachusetts, to provide education for divinity students in the Massachusetts colony. In a similar but different fashion, another institution of higher learning opened 251 years after that important occasion in American intellectual and cultural history. On October 22, 1887, dedicatory exercises were held in Frankfort, Kentucky for the State Normal School for Colored Persons, which had been sanctioned by the 1886 Kentucky General Assembly. The opening of the school and its successive evolution into Kentucky State University in 1972 is another saga that is largely untold. Its progress amid criticism from unfriendly quarters is not unusual for historically black institutions. However, it is unusual for such an institution to serve in a state that persistently lost its black population from 1900 forward. It is also unusual for what was founded as a black institution to thrive and prosper despite repeated efforts to close it, thus depriving students of all races, whom Kentucky State University now serves, of an opportunity to acquire a college education based on academic excellence. Excerpt from Onward and Upward: A Centennial History of Kentucky State University 1886-1986 by John A. Hardin.

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Lane College

Lane College admits all students regardless of race, color, handicap, sex, religion or national origin. If you want to find out about our Admission Requirements please click on the link. You can also request more information about Lane College and its programs by filling out the Request For Information Form. Many questions our prospective students ask are addressed in the section on Frequently Asked Questions You can Apply to the College on-line or download the application form and mail it to us at the address given below. If we may be of further assistance, the Admissions Office is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. We invite you to arrange a Campus Visit so that you may experience for yourself the outstanding programs and services that Lane offers.

Langston University

For over one hundred years Langston University has provided educational opportunities for the citizens of the state, nation and the world. We invite and welcome your matriculation at an institution where students are our customers. All components of Langston University have planned their activities to implement the mission of this great university. Founded in 1897, Langston University had for its mission at that time to provide a higher education, within limits, for African Americans, who were not permitted to enroll at other colleges and universities in Oklahoma Territory. One hundred years later the curriculum has expanded to almost forty academic programs, including the professional program of nursing, and provides both the baccalaureate and associate degrees as well as a graduate program (M.Ed.). The university’s faculty, staff, and student body are today the most integrated in the state. "The mission of Langston University, a land grant institution with an urban mission, is to provide excellence in instruction leading to associate, baccalaureate, and master’s degrees, thus placing its graduates in a highly favorable position to enter graduate/professional school and meet changing demands, both domestic and international, or rural and urban society. In its multidimensional construct, Langston University offers instruction, research, and community service as it also seeks to identify and address vital issues of concern." With this, Langston University begins its second century of EXCELLENCE. We welcome you to a campus that has provided more than a century of quality education and experiences with a faculty and staff committed to your opportunity for success.

LeMoyne-Owen College

You have accessed a site that supports a historic and prestigious college that dates back to 1862. We are pleased that you have taken the time to explore our pages and plan your future. Our graduates hold responsible and prestigious positions throughout this country. We offer twenty-one different majors and three different degrees. Our distinguished and dedicated faculty, staff, and administrators epitomize the principles upon which the college was founded; service, consecration, courage, truth and virtue. You are invited to explore our offerings through this site and our various publications. As a historically black liberal arts teaching institution, we prepare students for lives of success and service. The centrality of teaching and learning is at the very core of all that we do. As we continue to position LeMoyne-Owen College for excellence, we invite you to join the renaissance that is in full effect.

Lewis College of Business

Lewis College of Business is an urban college that has been committed to academic excellence. This has always been the standard by which teaching and non-teaching staff were selected to serve our diverse student population. Changing technological skills needed in the closing years of the twentieth century work force have been the guidelines for long range planning. Lewis College of Business academic programs are tailored to the needs of today's business employer, and today's entrepreneur. The academic program of the college is focused on technical business skills, but the students also learn the skills to become a world citizen. Your decision to attend Lewis College of Business will be a smart move for "THE WORLD'S GREATEST PERSON".

Lincoln University - Pennsylvania

Lincoln University of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania was chartered in April 1854 as Ashmun Institute. As Horace Mann Bond, ‘23, the eighth president of Lincoln University, so eloquently cites in the opening chapter of his book, Education for Freedom, this was “the first institution found anywhere in the world to provide a higher education in the arts and sciences for male youth of African descent.” The story of Lincoln University goes back to the early years of the 19th century and to the ancestors of its founder, John Miller Dickey, and his wife, Sarah Emlen Cresson. The Institute was renamed Lincoln University in 1866 after President Abraham Lincoln.

Lincoln University - Missouri

Choosing the right college may be one of your most challenging decisions. We offer a combination of desired programs, qualified faculty, and personalized attention at a highly competitive cost with other 4-year institutions. Lincoln University has an open admission policy that seeks to admit all students who will benefit from and contribute to the educational programs offered. The Admissions Office welcomes you to Lincoln University. Our friendly staff is eager to assist you by answering your questions, arranging for a campus tour, or introducing you to the appropriate Lincoln University staff or faculty member that can best answer your concerns. With an enrollment of approximately 3400 students, Lincoln University offers a broad range of educational programs in a highly personalized and caring environment. Information regarding these programs, requirements necessary to enroll, and application procedures are available on this page. Lincoln University is located in Jefferson City, home of the state capitol. The community is located on highway 54, south of interstate 70 and has interstate access to St. Louis and Kansas City, both located only 2 hours away. Jefferson City is also minutes away from the Missouri Lake of the Ozarks area, which features a man-made lake with 1375 miles of shoreline and water activities. Outlet mall shopping, restaurants and entertainment are also available in the Ozarks. The Admissions Office would enjoy having you visit Lincoln University. See for yourself what a wonderful campus and academic environment our students enjoy. Please contact us at the below phone numbers or e-mail address for an application, additional information or to schedule a campus tour. We look forward to hearing from you.