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fraternities and sororities, honors societies, professional
organizations, and interest groups. There are also athletic
programs, intramural sports, and cultural associations

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Health Professions, Business, Engineering, Psychology, and
Biological Sciences

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PVAMU requires 4 credits in English, 3 in Math, 3 in Science, 3 in Social Studies, and 2 in a foreign language. You need a minimum GPA of 2.8 and an SAT score of 1060 or an ACT score of 21. The university receives thousands of applications yearly, with a 76% acceptance rate.

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PVAMU is located in Prairie View, Texas. It is a public, historically Black university. Annual costs for in-state students include tuition and fees at $11,099, room and board at $8,957, books and supplies at $1,380, and other expenses around $4,375. The total estimated cost per year is $25,811.

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PVAMU is a public, historically Black university located in Prairie View, Texas. It has about 9,893 students; 67% female, 96% Black or African American.

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Positives: Strong community, Affordable tuition, Diversity and inclusion, Strong academic programs, Proximity to Houston

Negatives:Limited extracurricular activities, Fewer research opportunities, Rural setting

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founded in 1876 as the first state-supported
college for African Americans in Texas. Traditions include
wearing purple and gold on Fridays, the "Marching Storm"
band, and the annual Mr. & Miss PVAMU Scholarship
Pageant

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They have scholarships for good grades or special talents, grants that don’t have to be paid back, loans that you pay back after school, and work-study programs where students can work part-time on campus.

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PVAMU is special because it was the first college in Texas
for African Americans, starting in 1876. It has a strong
community, cool traditions like the "Marching Storm" band,
and is the biggest historically Black college in Texas

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My motivation or reasoning for joining is because my older
cousin went to this college and was a part of the sorority
although I have no interest in the sorority. I do want to go
to the same college as her regardless. Not only that but it's
quite important to me that i go to a HBCU college