Thurgood Marshall College Fund Partners with University of Phoenix
Thurgood Marshall College Fund partners with the University of Phoenix to provide access to more online courses at HBCUs.
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The HBCU Debate: Are Black Colleges & Universities Still Needed?
Critics have called them a race-based anachronism. Others have said worse: They’re inferior, they’re in need of a new mission, or should be managed by for-profit entities. Yet, the data show that historically black colleges and universities contribute significantly to the black middle class and the nation’s economy, and with fewer resources graduate impressive numbers of majors in education and in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Although most have a majority black student body, the faculty at many HBCUs is strikingly diverse, sometimes more than 50% nonblack. Moreover, these institutions have never discriminated on the basis of race. But, in an age of increasing racial and ethnic diversity in the U.S., do we still need HBCUs?
10 Lowest-Paying College Degrees for African Americans
Following your passion is great, but no one wants to struggle to pay the bills. Find out the college majors that lead to the lowest-paying jobs on average for African Americans compared to their White counterparts
Wells Fargo Presents Video Series on Paying for College
Wells Fargo recently produced a series of videos focused on financing college
Staggering Number of College Graduates Working on Minimum Wage
Nearly one in five American households are burdened with college debt.