For students attending Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), preparing for graduate school is both an exciting and formidable endeavor. The transition involves not only understanding the heightened academic demands of advanced education but also researching programs, acing entrance exams, and navigating the complex world of financial aid specific to postgraduate education. The Williams-Franklin Foundation […]
How to Balance Academics and Campus Life at an HBCU
Attending an HBCU is a unique and enriching experience that offers more than just an education. From academic excellence to the vibrant culture and strong sense of community, HBCUs provide a space for students to grow personally and professionally. However, with so many opportunities for involvement—student organizations, social events, leadership roles—it can sometimes feel overwhelming […]
The Importance of Historically Black Colleges in Higher Education
As graduates of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), we know firsthand the transformative power these institutions hold. For generations, HBCUs have been a beacon of opportunity, providing Black students with not only an education but also a sense of pride, purpose, and community. Today, these schools continue to be essential in shaping the future […]