While legacy admissions policies at predominantly white institutions have drawn scrutiny, the practice is still valuable at HBCUs, students and admissions experts say.
Rosegalie Cineus
Rosegalie is a senior studying journalism and mass communications at North Carolina A&T State University.
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How fashion is shaping culture on HBCU campuses
Dressing in creative outfits helps HBCU students express themselves — and campuses embrace specific trends all their own.
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HBCUs are the ‘steam engines’ behind Black graduates’ careers. Here’s how they help students succeed.
An Auburn University professor who attended an HBCU share the vital role that historically Black colleges play in shaping students’ career paths.