JPMorgan Chase Invests $6 Million for Tech Training D.C. Area’s Black Students
Black and minority students at five school districts in the Washington, D.C. region will be beneficiaries of a $6 million commitment by JPMorgan Chase to help train and equip youth to land well-paying tech jobs.
Black and minority students at five school districts in the Washington, D.C. region will be beneficiaries of a $6 million commitment by JPMorgan Chase to help train and equip youth to land well-paying tech jobs.
Companies Are Attracting Millennials By Paying Off Their Student Debt
By offering student loan repayment benefits, companies and firms are helping to close the wealth gap between black and white Americans.
All Nursing Grads From Morgan State Pass National Nursing Exam on First Try
All of the nursing graduates of Morgan State University passed the NCLEX-RN exam for the first time since the HBCU launched its nursing program in 2008.
How Black Parents Can Work With Tutors Effectively for Their Children
Oftentimes, parents don’t know what tutoring should really look like or know what classes their kids need to take. So, how do we address this problem for black parents? By establishing an interactive relationship with tutors.
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