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The Thurgood Marshall College Fund and The United Negro College Fund teamed up with Testing for America to help safely reopen HBCU campuses.
But in an increasingly globalized economy, it may make more sense for U.S. citizens to embrace the idea of acquiring fluency in another language, and now some colleges are moving toward requiring the study of a foreign language. At least one wants to see students not just study a foreign language, but match the federal diplomacy standards for fluency.
To address the struggles of men of color in college and to help them reach their goal of attaining a credential, programs like the State University of New York’s Black Male Initiative, have proliferated on college campuses across the country.
If you look at college graduation rates through the lens of race, it doesn’t look good for black students.
Is college acceptance a time for celebration? Yes, but stay the course--now is not the time to slack off. Find out why it can be rescinded here.
