• Computer engineering
• Computer and Information Science 

• March 2,1867

• Oliver Otis Howard 

• Washington,D.C.

• 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.

• Sean Combs, Donny Hathaway, Nick Cannon 

•  2nd

• 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. 
  
  

• Founded in 1877
  
  

• Founded by American baptist home mission society

• Mississippi 
  
  

•  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.

• Walter Payton
• Rod Paige
• Bennie Thompson

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•   Computer Science Degree and Computer and Information Sciences. 

1. By Whom was the HBCU founded?
   
   

1. Where is the HBCU located?
   
   

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1. What notable people attended the HBCU?
   
   

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.?
   
   

1. When was the HBCU founded? 

• It was founded in 1867 
  
  

• William patterson 
  
  

• Dr. Ralph David Abernathy 
• Erskine Hawkins 
• Jesse Clark White 
• Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth 
• African Miranda   
  
  

• #31  
  
  

• 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 

• 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 

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 
    
    

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
   
   

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. 

• 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 

• 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

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

•  Tallahassee, Florida is where this HBCU stands. 

• 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.

• K. Michelle 
• Will Packer 
• A.i Lawson 
• Tyrese Gibson 
• Willie Gailmore 

• When was the HBCU founded?
  
  

• By Whom was the HBCU founded?
  
  

• Where is the HBCU located?
  
  

• 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?
  
  

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

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

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

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.
    

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.
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• 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.

• 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