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Web Design-period 2
26 February, 2019

👊 Alcorn State University👊
Home of the Braves
Alcorn State was founded in 1871 by Hiram R. Revels in Lorman, Mississippi.

Up until the late 1890's/early 1900's, the school was exclusively male.

Originally, it was called Alcorn Agricultural and Mechanical College, until it was changed in 1974 to the name it is currently known by now: Alcorn State University. The name Alcorn in general is derivative of the sitting governor at the time, James L. Alcorn.

The campus has grown tremendously, going from the original campus size of 225 acres to 1,700!  The staff has also grown in size, going from a minute (as in small) group of 8 to over centupling, pushing numbers over 800!

Some famous Braves alumni that have attended Alcorn State University include:

Steve Mcnair, a former NFL Tennessee Titans Quarterback hall of fame nominee, 3x probowler

Tim Buckley, a former musical artist

Larry Smith, a former NBA Golden State Warriors Center

Medgar Evers, a former civil rights activist, has a college named after him

Jimmie Giles, a former NFL Tampa Bay Buccaneers TE, Mississippi Hall of Fame, 4x probowler

Alcorn State is ranked 21st and climbing in the nation among other HBCU's.

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Computer Science Programs

Computer engineering

Computer and Information Science

When was the HBCU founded?

March 2,1867

By whom was the HBCU founded?

Oliver Otis Howard

Where is it located?

Washington,D.C.

Include at least 5 other historical facts about the HBCU.

It has one of the highest ranks in the nation’s production of black doctors, nurses, and lawyers.

It went from a single-frame building in 1867 to more than 89 acres.

It has the largest gathering of black scholars.

Oliver Otis Howard was the Commissioner of the Freedmen’s Bureau and a civil war hero which led him to found Howard.

Howard established the first black law school.

What notable people attended the HBCU?

Sean Combs, Donny Hathaway, Nick Cannon

What is the HBCUs ranking listed on the U.S. News & World Report website (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site?

2nd

Academics - What computer science major or other major interest you that is offered?

Technically none because I am not interested in pursuing a career in computer science, but since I have to pick one I would say computer engineering.

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Computer and Information Sciences, General

Computer Science

1. When was the HBCU founded?

Alabama A&M was founded in 1875

1. By Whom was the HBCU founded?

William Hooper Councill founded Alabama A&M

When was the HBCU founded?

Alabama A&M was founded in 1875

1. Include at least 5 other historical facts about the HBCU.

The only 1890 land grant university offering four Ph.D. degree programs

Home to one of the largest graduate schools among HBCUs (1000 + students)

Listed among the Top 50 in Black Enterprise/Day Star’s first rating

Home to a nationally accredited family and consumer sciences program, offering both undergraduate and graduate degrees

Home to nationally accredited site in rehabilitative counselor education

1. What notable people attended the HBCU?

Robert Mathis
Mike Williams
John Stallworth
Joe Patton

1. What is the HBCUs ranking listed on the U.S. News & World Report website (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.?

Alabama A&M is ranked #107-#141 in the Regional South

1. Academics - What computer science major or other major interest you that is offered? (do not state none-you should have an answer)

Radio and Television broadcasting technology

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Clark Atlanta University

The HBCU founded was 1988

The founder is Bishop Davis Wasgatt Clark

It is located 223 James P Brawley Dr SW, Atlanta, GA 30314

The 5 other historical facts about the HBCU is  Atlanta University, founded in 1865 by the American Missionary Association, with subsequent assistance from the Freedman's Bureau, was, before consolidation, the nation's oldest graduate institution serving a predominantly African-American student body.  By the late 1870s, Atlanta University had begun granting bachelor's degrees and supplying black teachers and librarians to public schools across the South.  In 1929-1930, the institution began offering graduate education exclusively in various liberal arts areas, and in the social and natural sciences.  It gradually added professional programs in social work, library science and business administration.  The institution during this period associated with Spelman and Morehouse colleges in a university plan known as the Atlanta University System.  The campus was moved to its present site, and the modern organization of the Atlanta University Center emerged.

What notable people attended is Janaye Ingram , Kenny Leon, and Spike Lee.

The ranking of clark Atlanta university is 230-301.

We want to do computer science.

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Tennessee State University 
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When was the HBCU founded?

In 1912

By Whom was the HBCU founded?

William Jasper Hale served as head of the school

Where is the HBCU located?

Nashville, Tennessee

TSU's downtown campus (Avon Williams), is located in the heart of downtown and is within easy walking distance of the central business and government district

Include at least 5 other historical facts about the HBCU.

The school gained the capacity to grant bachelor’s degrees in 1922, reflecting its new status as a four-year teachers’ college.

The Otis Floyd Nursery Crops Research Station in McMinnville was dedicated in 1996, and, in 1999, researchers at the TSU Center for Automated Space Science were the first to discover a planet outside our solar system.

In 1968, elected officials in the state moved to take out “Agricultural and Industrial” as part of the unversity’s official name.

The School of Allied Health Professions and the School of Business were created in 1974, and the School of Nursing was established in 1979.

In August 1951, the Tennessee State Board of Education approved university status.

What notable people attended the HBCU?

Moses Gunn

Wilma Rudolph

Edith McGuire Duvall

Joe Gilliam

Oprah Winfrey

What is the HBCUs ranking listed on the U.S. News & World Report website (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.?

#34

Academics - What computer science major or other major interest you that is offered? (do not state none-you should have an answer)

BSN in Nursing

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1. When was the HBCU founded?

Virginia State University was founded on March 6, 1882

2. By Whom was the HBCU founded?

It was founded by Delegate Alfred W. Harris

3. Where is the HBCU located?

Petersburg, VA

5 Facts..

1-In the first academic year, 1883-84, the University had 126 students and seven faculty (all of them Black).

2-By the year 1982, the University was fully integrated, with a student body of nearly 5,000.

3- In 1902, the legislature revised the charter act to curtail the collegiate program and to change the name to Virginia Normal and Industrial Institute.

4- in 1883-84 Virginia State only had a 200-book library, and only had a $20,000 budget.

5- From 1888 to 1968, four presidents served an average of 20 years, helping the school to overcome adversity and move forward.

5. What notable people attended the HBCU?

John Mercer Langston was the very first president of the Virginia Normal and Collegiate Institute (Virginia State University).  a freshmen co-educational honors hall, was built in 1928-1929 in honor of Langston.

6. What is the HBCUs ranking ?

Virginia State University is ranked #78 in Regional Universities South.

7. Computer Engineering

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1. When was the HBCU founded?
Rust college was founded in 1866

2. By Whom was the HBCU founded?
Rust college was founded by the Freedmen's Aid Society of The Methodist Episcopal Church.

3.   Where is the HBCU located?
Rust college is located at  Holly Springs, MS, United States

4. Include at least 5 other historical facts about the HBCU.

1. Rust college is related to the United Methodist Church.

2. Rust College recognizes the three-fold functions of education as being teaching, research and community service.

3.  It offers a well-rounded program designed to acquaint students with cultural, moral, and spiritual values, both in theory and in practice.

4.  Rust College provides an opportunity for education to all, regardless of race, religion, sex, national origin or ethnic background.

5.  What notable people attended the HBCU?
Some noble people who attended rust college is  Ida B. Wells, Anita Ward, Ruby Elzy,Willie Mitchell, Alexander Preston Shaw, Alvin Childress, Leslie B. McLemore, Lucie Campbell, Perry Wilbon Howard, Clinton LeSueur, F.C. Richardson, and  Dembo M. Badjie.

6.
What is the HBCUs ranking listed on the U.S. News & World Report website (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.?

Rust college is ranked #65-#85 in Regional Colleges South

7.  Academics - What computer science major or other major interest you that is offered? (do not state none-you should have an answer)

Major‘s that Rust college offer is Biological and Biomedical Sciences and Public Administration and Social Services.

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University of Arkansas At Pine Bluff 
When was the HBCU founded?
-1890

By Whom was the HBCU founded?
-John Middelton Clayton

Where is the HBCU located?
-Pine Bluff, Arkansas

Include at least 5 other historical facts about the HBCU.
-In 1873, State senator John Middleton Clayton sponsored a legislative act calling for the establishment of Branch Normal College, but it was not until 1875 that the state’s economic situation was secure enough to proceed with it

.-1882: Corbin and his students moved to a new structure, a 20 acre plot on the west side of the city between West Second and Fourth Avenues.

-1902: Isaac Fisher, a graduate of Tuskegee Institute and a disciple of Booker T. Washington, headed the institution until 1911.

-1911: After Fisher’s resignation, W.S. Harris and Frederick T. Venegar both led the institution. During their administration in 1914-1915, a student strike occurred and lasted for more than two weeks, which led to the school closing and ending the Harris-Venegar administration.

-1991: Following the resignation of Chancellor Charles A. Walker during the summer of 1991, Dr. Carolyn Blakely served as interim chancellor, becoming the first female to head UAPB in its 130th history. Dr. L. A. Davis, Jr. was appointed chancellor in November 1991.

What notable people attended the HBCU?
L.C. Greenwood
Dante Weasley
Greg Wesley
Chris Akins
Courtney Van Buren

What is the HBCUs ranking listed on the U.S. News & World Report website (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.?
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What computer science major or other major interest you that is offered? (do not state none-you should have an answer)
-Mathematics & Computer Science

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University of Arkansas At Pine Bluff 
When was the HBCU founded?
-1890

By Whom was the HBCU founded?
-John Middelton Clayton

Where is the HBCU located?
-Pine Bluff, Arkansas

Include at least 5 other historical facts about the HBCU.
-In 1873, State senator John Middleton Clayton sponsored a legislative act calling for the establishment of Branch Normal College, but it was not until 1875 that the state’s economic situation was secure enough to proceed with it

.-1882: Corbin and his students moved to a new structure, a 20 acre plot on the west side of the city between West Second and Fourth Avenues.

-1902: Isaac Fisher, a graduate of Tuskegee Institute and a disciple of Booker T. Washington, headed the institution until 1911.

-1911: After Fisher’s resignation, W.S. Harris and Frederick T. Venegar both led the institution. During their administration in 1914-1915, a student strike occurred and lasted for more than two weeks, which led to the school closing and ending the Harris-Venegar administration.

-1991: Following the resignation of Chancellor Charles A. Walker during the summer of 1991, Dr. Carolyn Blakely served as interim chancellor, becoming the first female to head UAPB in its 130th history. Dr. L. A. Davis, Jr. was appointed chancellor in November 1991.

What notable people attended the HBCU?
L.C. Greenwood
Dante Weasley
Greg Wesley
Chris Akins
Courtney Van Buren

What is the HBCUs ranking listed on the U.S. News & World Report website (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.?
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What computer science major or other major interest you that is offered? (do not state none-you should have an answer)
-Mathematics & Computer Science

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1. When was the HBCU founded?

January 14, 1866

1. By Whom was the HBCU founded?

established under an organization committee

1. Where is the HBCU located?

In Missouri

1. Include at least 5 other historical facts about the HBCU.

.soldiers and officers of the 62nd United States Colored Infantry were the main people who took steps to establish this school

.School first opened its doors on September 17, 1866

.In 1870, the school began to receive aid from the state of Missouri for teacher training

.Today, Lincoln University serves a diverse clientele

.The North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools accredited the high school division in 1925

1. What notable people attended the HBCU?

.Romona Robinson is an African-American television news anchor in Cleveland, Ohio.

1. What is the HBCUs ranking listed on the U.S. News & World Report website (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.?

#128-#165 regional universities midwest

#50 (tie) in Black colleges and universities

7. Academics - What computer science major or other major interest you that is offered? (do not state none-you should have an answer)

They have regular computer science courses like web design and that one interests me

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Allen University

Name: Kezrae                    Partner: Gary Cruz
1. Allen University was founded in 1870
      2.Bishop Richard Allen, was the founder of Allen University 
      3. Allen University was located in, Columbia, South Carolina, United State.
      4. Allen University is a African American Collage, Allen University is a private College, The school provides a liberal arts and professionally-focused education centered around Christianity,The campus auditorium was home to the original meeting that led to the Brown vs. the Board of Education Supreme Court case.
      5.African Americans. 
      6.Allen University's ranking in the 2019 edition of Best Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges, Tier 2. Its tuition and fees are $13,140.
      7.The the major that interested me was Business Administration. Along with Computer Science

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Allen University

Name: Kezrae                    Partner: Gary Cruz
1. Allen University was founded in 1870
      2.Bishop Richard Allen, was the founder of Allen University 
      3. Allen University was located in, Columbia, South Carolina, United State.
      4. Allen University is a African American Collage, Allen University is a private College, The school provides a liberal arts and professionally-focused education centered around Christianity,The campus auditorium was home to the original meeting that led to the Brown vs. the Board of Education Supreme Court case.
      5.African Americans. 
      6.Allen University's ranking in the 2019 edition of Best Colleges is National Liberal Arts Colleges, Tier 2. Its tuition and fees are $13,140.
      7.The the major that interested me was Business Administration. Along with Computer Science

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When was the HBCU founded?

Founded in 1877

By Whom was the HBCU founded?

Founded by American baptist home mission society

Where is the HBCU located?

Mississippi

Include at least 5 other historical facts about the HBCU.

Morgan Freeman turned down a scholarship from this university

In 1979, Jackson State was officially designated the Urban University of the State of Mississippi.

Further expansion of the curriculum and a notable building program preceded the elevation of Jackson State College to university status on March 15, 1974

Started as a private school for newly freed slaves

1967-1977 the faculty tripled in size.

What notable people attended the HBCU?

Walter Payton

Rod Paige

Bennie Thompson

What is the HBCUs ranking listed on the U.S. News & World Report website?

#17

What computer science major or other major interest you that is offered?

Computer Science Degree and Computer and Information Sciences.

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Alabama State University

1. When was the HBCU founded?

It was founded in 1867

2. By Whom was the HBCU founded?

William patterson

3. Where is the HBCU located?

- Montgomery, Alabama

4. Include at least 5 other historical facts about the HBCU.

-  Alabama State University became America's first state-supported educational institution for blacks

- The ASU movement began with the impetus to establish a school for black Alabamians

- . The Civil War resulted in not only the end of slavery, but also in the opportunity for blacks to have the right to education

- ASU is a beacon in the legacy of black leadership and the preservation and celebration of African-American culture.

-The school started as the Lincoln Normal School with $500 raised by nine freed slaves now known as the Marion Nine,

- ASU’s 148-year history is a legacy of perseverance

5. What notable people attended the HBCU?

Dr. Ralph David Abernathy

Erskine Hawkins

Jesse Clark White

Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth

African Miranda

6. What is the HBCUs ranking ?

#31

7. - Graphic Design Curriculum

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Mitchell

Web design-period 1

February 25, 2019

My HBCU

1. When was the HBCU founded? Spelman college was founded in 1881.

2. By Whom was the HBCU founded? Sophia B. Packard & Harriet E. Giles were the founders.

3. Where is the HBCU located? Spelman is located in Atlanta, Georgia.

4. Include at least 5 other historical facts about the HBCU.

5. Acceptance rate is 40%

6. Graduation rate is 74%

7. Average net price  is $34,977

8. A private 4 year college

9. A womens HBCU

10. What notable people attended the HBCU?

11. Alice Walker

12. Bernice King

13. Esther Rolle

14. Keshia Knight Pulliam

15. What is the HBCUs ranking listed on the U.S. News & World Report website (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.? #51

16. Academics - What computer science major or other major interest you that is offered? (do not state none-you should have an answer) Independent Major

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When was the HBCU founded?

Kentucky State University was founded in 1886

By Whom was the HBCU founded?

Kentucky State University was founded by Jackson

1. Where is the HBCU located?

Frankfort, Kentucky

1. Include at least 5 other historical facts about the HBCU.

2. The University was chartered in May 1886 as the State Normal School for Colored Persons, only the second state-supported institution of higher learning in Kentucky.

3.  The new school opened on October 11, 1887, with three teachers, 55 students, and John H. Jackson as president.  The school produced its first graduating class of five students in the spring of that year.

4. Kentucky State College became a university in 1972, and in 1973 the first graduate students enrolled in its School of Public Affairs.

5.  KSU became a land-grant college in 1890, and the departments of home economics, agriculture and mechanics were added to the school’s curriculum.

6. What notable people attended the HBCU?

Bill Ray Bates, Whitney Young, George C. Wolfe

1. What is the HBCUs ranking listed on the U.S. News & World Report website (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.?

#30

1. Academics - What computer science major or other major interest you that is offered? (do not state none-you should have an answer)

Accounting and computer science

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1. When was the Xavier University of Louisiana founded? 1925

2. By Whom was the Xavier University of Louisiana founded? Katharine Drexel

3. Where is the Xavier University of Louisiana located? New Orleans, LA

4. Include at least 5 other historical facts about the Xavier University of Louisiana.

-The ultimate purpose of the University is to contribute to the promotion of a more just and humane society by preparing its students to assume roles of leadership and service in a global society.
- Undergraduate students, regardless of their major are required to complete sixty hours of liberal arts core curriculum courses in English, Literature, Fine Arts, Foreign Languages, History, African American and Diaspora Studies, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Philosophy, Theology, and Social Sciences in addition to courses in their major fields.
- Xavier offers preparation in over 40 major areas on the undergraduate, graduate, and professional degree levels.
- Xavier offers preparation in over 40 major areas on the undergraduate, graduate, and professional degree levels.
- Ranked #1 in the nation in awarding bachelor's degrees to African American students in the biological and biomedical sciences, the physical sciences, and physics.

5.What notable people attended the Xavier University of Louisiana? Alexis Herman, Norman Francis, Annie Easley, Ernest Nathan Morial, Nathaniel Clifton, and many more.

6. What is the Xavier University of Louisiana's ranking listed on the U.S. News & World Report website (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.? #5

7.Academics - What computer science major or other major interest you that is offered? (do not state none-you should have an answer).

They have computer science classes for coding.

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1, When was this HBCU founded?
North Carolina A&T State University was founded in 1891
2. By Whom was the HBCU founded?
North Carolina State University story begins in 1862 when President Abraham Lincoln signed the federal Morrill Land-Grant Act.
3. Where is the HBCU located?
Greensboro, NC
4. Include at least 5 other historical facts about the HBCU.

One of the oldest black colleges in the  United States

It was called The "Agricultural and Mechanical College for the Colored Race" before North Carolina A&T State University

John Oliver Crosby was elected the first President of the College by the Board of Trustees on May 25th.

Enrollment was restricted to males only. In 1902

school can fit about 10,000 kids in it.
5. What notable people attended the HBCU?
- Taraji P
- Al Attles
-Dwaine Carpenter
- Edolphus Towns
6. What is the HBCUs ranking listed on the .?
Ranked #7
7. Academics - What computer science major or other major interest you that is offered?
Criminal Justice, Safety, Music

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1. When was the HBCU founded? Founded in 1867

2. By Whom was the HBCU founded? Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church

3. When was the HBCU founded?Founded in 1867

4. Include at least 5 other historical facts about the HBCU.

In 2017, to further the economic and social impact of the university, and to bring Morgan in step with other Maryland research universities, the Morgan State University Board of Regents approved a new Conflict of Interest Policy in Research and Development.

in 1975 the State Legislature designated Morgan as a university, gave it the authority to offer doctorates, and provided for it to once again have its own governing board.

Morgan remained a private institution until 1939.

The school was renamed Morgan College in 1890 in honor of the Reverend Lyttleton Morgan,

The College met the conditions and moved to its present site in northeast Baltimore in 1917.

1. What notable people attended the HBCU? Robert M. Bell,Willie Lanier, Roosevelt Brown, Joe Clair, Kweisi Mfume

2. What is the HBCUs ranking listed on the U.S. News & World Report website ? Morgan State University is ranked #230-#301in 2019

Academics   business, engineering, education, architecture, social work,

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Central State University

When was the HBCU founded?

CSU was founded in 1887.

By Whom was the HBCU founded?

It was originally part of Wilberforce University, which was named after the abolitionist William Wilberforce, until the two entities split in 1947

Where is the HBCU located?

CSU is located in Wilberforce, Ohio.

Include at least 5 other historical facts about the HBCU.

1. CSU was originally part of Wilberforce University until it split in 1947

2. As of 2019, there have been eight university presidents of CSU

3. CSU achieved university status in 1965

4. As of 2018, CSU has only 1792 students.

5. CSU currently has four colleges: Education; Science and Engineering; Business; and Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences.

What notable people attended the HBCU?

Leontyne Price, Joyce Beatty, Hastings Banda, Omarosa Manigault, Nancy Wilson

What is the HBCUs ranking listed on the U.S. News & World Report website?

CSU is #40 in HBCU

Academics - What computer science major or other major interest you that is offered?

Kevin - Computer and Information Sci. and Support Svcs.(Computer Science)

Ben - Computer and Information Sci. and Support Svcs.(Computer Science)

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North Carolina Central University

North Carolina University was founded in 1910

North Carolina University was founded by Dr. James E. Shepard.

North Carolina Central University is located at Raleigh, NC

1. North Carolina Central University was founded in 1909 as the National Religious Training School and Chautauqua

2. The University is now a master’s comprehensive institution that offers bachelor's and master’s degrees

3. In 2013, Dr. Debra Saunders-White was selected as the 11th and first permanent female chancellor of NCCU

4. Dr. James H. Ammons became chancellor in June 2001, eight months after state voters approved a major bond issue for UNC system capital improvements

5. In 1939, the college offered its first graduate-level courses in the arts and sciences.

Mostly black people attend this university.André Leon Talley Editor, Journalist, Writer,and Ivan Dixon Stunt Double, Film Producer, Actor are the top 3 known black people who attended North Carolina Central University

The HBCU ranking of North Carolina Central University is #10

Majors - Athletic Training, Criminal Justice,Engineering,architecture,

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Morehouse College (HBCU)
Morehouse College is a private, all-male, liberal arts, historically black college in Atlanta, Georgia. The college is one of the few remaining traditional men's liberal arts colleges in the United States. Morehouse College was founded in 2/14/1867 by William J. White, Reverend E. Turney, and Richard C. Coulter.
                                       
The average student profile is 3.6 GPA, 1170 SAT, 24 ACT, 4 AP/IB courses. Currently 2,175 students enrolled into Morehouse College. Average total cost for attendance is 48,500. Morehouse comes with 66 acres. Morehouse is also the number one producer of black male rhodes scholars among HBCU’s.
Martin Luther King Jr. led the country through one of its most transforming civic movements; David Satcher resuscitated the issues of health care disparity and access; Maynard Jackson taught the world the value of diversity and equal access as the first African American mayor of Atlanta; Donn Clendenon scored in the history annals and was part of a miracle when he was named a World Series MVP; and Shelton “Spike” Lee continues to challenge how the world views blacks in life with critically acclaimed films.
                                      
	Morehouse College is ranked 143 tied with National Liberal Arts Colleges. And the MBA degree interests me the most because the MBA degree provides best opportunities in technical management. 

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Morehouse College (HBCU)
Morehouse College is a private, all-male, liberal arts, historically black college in Atlanta, Georgia. The college is one of the few remaining traditional men's liberal arts colleges in the United States. Morehouse College was founded in 2/14/1867 by William J. White, Reverend E. Turney, and Richard C. Coulter.
                                       
The average student profile is 3.6 GPA, 1170 SAT, 24 ACT, 4 AP/IB courses. Currently 2,175 students enrolled into Morehouse College. Average total cost for attendance is 48,500. Morehouse comes with 66 acres. Morehouse is also the number one producer of black male rhodes scholars among HBCU’s.
Martin Luther King Jr. led the country through one of its most transforming civic movements; David Satcher resuscitated the issues of health care disparity and access; Maynard Jackson taught the world the value of diversity and equal access as the first African American mayor of Atlanta; Donn Clendenon scored in the history annals and was part of a miracle when he was named a World Series MVP; and Shelton “Spike” Lee continues to challenge how the world views blacks in life with critically acclaimed films.
                                      
	Morehouse College is ranked 143 tied with National Liberal Arts Colleges. And the MBA degree interests me the most because the MBA degree provides best opportunities in technical management. 

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1.) the school was founded in 1908

2.) the school was formed by a group of young men and women

3.) The college is located in Sumter, SC.

4.)  5 other historical things about the college is that In 1915 the first two graduates got there Bachelor degree in arts.

And During 1930-32, the school operated only a college for juniors.

on December 13, 1978, Morris College achieved the goal of full accreditation by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools

They made there elementary school in 1930, and there high school in 1946.

On August 14, 1961 the school made it possible for any race and ethnic groups to be able to go to and graduate from the college instead of only african americans being able to beforehand.

5.) What notable people attended  there are no famous people that attended this college

6.) the HBCU ranking of this college is #58-#76 .

7.) thr college has a photography club and also has many art class an i love art so it would be nice .

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It was founded in 1869

Located in New Orleans

It has a total undergraduate enrollment of 1,291

Campus is 55 acres

The school is a private institution

It was formed from a straight college and new orleans university

Education at Dillard is grounded in the values of the liberal arts tradition and the requirements of three professions -- teacher education, nursing, and business

Coretta Scott and Andrew Jackson are the 2 top noticeable people that attended

#173-#229 in national liberal arts colleges

#130 in high school counselor rankings

#11 in historically black colleges and universities

A major offered I would like would be nursing

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1.)When was the HBCU founded?

Florida A&m was founded on October 3, 1887 as the State Normal College for Colored Students.

2.)By Whom was the HBCU founded?

3.)Where is the HBCU located?

Tallahassee, Florida is where this HBCU stands.

4.)5 Interesting Facts

FAMU’S football stadium is named for Jubie Bragg, which was professor who co-founded the schools football team in 1904.

Jake Gaither became FAMUS head coach after surviving a near death experience due to a brain tumor.

The first white student to attend FAMU was James Van Matre in 1964.

5.) Notable people that attended FAMU

K. Michelle

Will Packer

A.i Lawson

Tyrese Gibson

Willie Gailmore

6.) The HBCU ranking for Florida A&M University is #9 occarding to   U.S. News & World Report website (Links to an external site.).

7.)I'm most interested with their engineering programs and classes

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1. When was the HBCU founded?

HBCU was founded in October 23, 1877

2. By Whom was the HBCU founded?

The University started as Natchez Seminary, a private school, under the auspices of the American Baptist Home Mission Society of New York

3. Where is the HBCU located?

It is located in Jackson, Mississippi

4. Include at least 5 other historical facts about the HBCU.

Fact 1,    for the purpose of educating Mississippi's newly freed slaves.

Fact 2, JSU has sponsored community gardens in the Washington Addition neighborhood since 2010 using staff and students to work with the community

Fact 3, JSU was designated a “Tree Campus” in 2006

Fact 4, They use solar panels for emergency call stations

Fact 5, Charging docks for hybrids at the Transportation Center building

5. What notable people attended the HBCU?

Walter Payton, NFL Hall of Fame Class of 1993

Cassandra Wilson, Grammy award-winning jazz artist

6. What is the HBCUs ranking listed on the U.S. News & World Report website (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.?

Jackson State is ranked number 17 according to U.S. News & World Report Website

7. Academics - What computer science major or other major interest you that is offered? (do not state none-you should have an answer)

I am interested in their business major with 52 graduates and marketing with 15 graduates. Their business major is extremely popular among the top 6 most popular majors at this school.

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Founded: 1865

Founder:Rev. Pearce

Location: Jacksonville, Louisiana

Historical Facts: “ the beginning, EWC was faced with both abject poverty and widespread illiteracy among its constituents resulting from pre-war conditions of servitude and historical, legally enforced non-schooling of African Americans.” “Construction of the first building began in October 1872 on ten acres of land in Live Oak.” “Edward Waters College began as an institution founded by blacks, for blacks. In 1865, following the Civil War, the Reverend Charles H. Pearce, a presiding elder of the African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church, was sent to Florida by Bishop Daniel Alexander Payne.”

School ranking: Edward Waters College is ranked #65-#85 in Regional Colleges South.

computer science major:Computer Lab

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Florida Memorial University

1. Florida Memorial University was founded in 1879

2. Dr. Matthew Gilbert founded the university

3. Florida Memorial University is located in Miami Gardens, FL, United States

4. 5 other historical facts about Florida Memorial University are that it used to be called Florida Baptist Institute, Florida Baptist Academy, Florida Memorial College, Florida Normal and Industrial Institute, and lorida Normal and Industrial Memorial College.

5. Doesn’t have any noticable people that went there

6. Its ranking is #20

7. One that intrests me is computer engineering

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When was the HBCU founded? 1922

By Whom was the HBCU founded? Marsha Krotseng

Where is the HBCU located? Bluefield West Virginia

Include at least 5 other historical facts about the HBCU.

1. The mascot is a Ram

2. They have 25 student Organizations

3. 2016-2017 99% of students got financial aid

4. The schools colors are blue and gold.

5. They have greek organizations.

What notable people attended the HBCU?
Maceo Pinkard, Samuel Ouedraogo, Rick Snuffer.

What is the HBCUs ranking listed? Number 50

Academics - What computer science major or other major interest you that is offered? There is a computer science major.

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1, When was this HBCU founded?
North Carolina A&T State University was founded in 1891
2. By Whom was the HBCU founded?
North Carolina State University story begins in 1862 when President Abraham Lincoln signed the federal Morrill Land-Grant Act.
3. Where is the HBCU located?
Greensboro, NC
4. Include at least 5 other historical facts about the HBCU.

One of the oldest black colleges in the  United States

It was called The "Agricultural and Mechanical College for the Colored Race" before North Carolina A&T State University

John Oliver Crosby was elected the first President of the College by the Board of Trustees on May 25th.

Enrollment was restricted to males only. In 1902

school can fit about 10,000 kids in it.
5. What notable people attended the HBCU?
- Taraji P
- Al Attles
-Dwaine Carpenter
- Edolphus Towns
6. What is the HBCUs ranking listed on the .?
Ranked #7
7. Academics - What computer science major or other major interest you that is offered?
Criminal Justice, Safety, Music