HBCUs

Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) are institutions established primarily to serve African American students during times when segregation limited access to other higher education. They have a rich legacy of promoting African American culture, leadership, and academic achievement. Today, HBCUs continue to provide quality education, foster community, and support underserved populations, often offering affordable tuition and personalized attention. They play a vital role in nurturing diversity, innovation, and social progress in the United States.