1. HBCU’sHBCU’s “Blacker the college, sweeter the knowledge.”

3. MISSION The goal of HBCU’s were to educate and train African Americans to become productive citizens. Most HBCU’s focused on teacher education while some focused on trades such as agriculture.

6. FYI Most graduates of HBCU’s go on to become teachers even to this very day.

7. FIRST HBCU The very FIRST HBCU was established before Reconstruction. The African Institute in Pennsylvania, was later renamed after its owner George Cheyney. It is known today as simply Cheyney University.

12. NUMBERS & LOCATION There are a total of 105 HBCU’s Almost all HBCU’s are located in states that were once “slave states” during the Civil War.

14. NUMBERS & LOCATION NORTH CAROLINA HAS MORE HBCU’S THAN ANY OTHER STATE IN THE COUNTRY. 11

15. NORTH CAROLINA

16. HBCU’s in NC Barber-Scotia Bennett Elizabeth City State Fayetteville State Johnson C. Smith Livingstone College North Carolina A &T North Carolina Central St. Augustine’s Shaw Winston Salem State

17. POPULATION Student population is smaller than White colleges Class sizes are smaller = tighter teacher relationship Family atmosphere exists among students and faculty.

21. POPULATION CLASSROOMS ARE MUCH DIFFERENT THAN WHAT ONE MIGHT SEE IN A TYPICAL WHITE COLLEGE

24. HBCU’S HAVE MORE OF A FAMILY-LIKE ATMOSPHERE THAN OTHER COLLEGES BECAUSE THERE AREN’T AS MANY STUDENTS AND STUDENTS SHARE MANY QUALITIES & TRAITS

29. POPULATION THE MAJORITY OF HBCU’S RANGE FROM 2, 000 – 5, 000 STUDENTS

30. POPULATION THERE ARE “LARGE” HBCU’S HOWEVER. THE LARGEST IS FLORIDA A & M WHICH HAS APPROXIMATELY 12, 000 STUDENTS

31. POPULATION THERE ARE NOW WHITE STUDENTS WHO ATTEND HBCU’S WHITE STUDENTS EARN MINORITY SCHOLARSHIPS TO ATTEND HBCU’S

33. SCORES & ACCEPTANCE MANY HBCU’S LOWER THEIR REQUIREMENTS AND STANDARDS TO ALLOW LESS THAN AVERAGE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO GET ACCEPTED.

35. SCORES & ACCEPTANCE SOME HBCU’S HOWEVER HAVE VERY HIGH STANDARDS AND REQUIRE MUCH MORE TO BE ACCEPTED

36. MOREHOUSE ALL MALE SCHOOL IN ATLANTA, GA. HIGH GPA AND SAT REQUIRED FAMOUS ALUMNI

37. SPELMAN ALL FEMALE SCHOOL IN ATLANTA, GA. HIGH GPA AND SAT REQUIRED.

38. HOWARD VERY PRESTIGIOUS AND WELL KNOWN SCHOOL LOCATED IN WASHINGTON, DC HIGH SAT AND GPA REQUIRED

39. COSTS HBCU’s are not as expensive as “OTHER” colleges and universities. Several scholarships, awards, and programs are available for those who choose to attend a HBCU.

40. AFFORDABLE COLLEGES

41. United Negro College Fund All Black organization that provides funding for black students to attend HBCU’s ONLY !!!!!!!!!

42. TOM JOYNER Radio talk show host Tom Joyner always gives money to help Black students attend HBCU’s on the air.

44. RACHEL JEANTEL You remember her…the young lady who testified for the deceased Trayvon Martin.

45. COSTS If you can’t afford to pay for school yourself, you can apply for financial aid. The less money your parents make; the more you can receive.

46. COSTS A COLLEGE EDUCATION IS AN INVESTMENT INTO YOUR FUTURE. JOT DOWN THESE FIGURES

47. COSTS 1.JOHNSON C. SMITH …………….……….$ 18, 236 2.ST.AUGUSTINE……………………………..$17, 890 3.BENNETT COLLEGE …………...............$17, 130 4.LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE…………………..$15,708 5.SHAW UNIVERSITY…………………………..$14,141 6.BARBER SCOTIA……………………………….$ 8,364 7.FAYETTEVILLE………………………..………..$ 7, 573 8. NC CENTRAL …………………………………..$ 5,525

48. COSTS 9. NC A &T…………………………………….…. $ 5, 422 10. WINSTON-SALEM STATE………………….$ 4, 941 11. ELIZABETH CITY…………….……………....$4, 428

49. COSTS DO YOU THINK THAT’S A LOT OF MONEY? WELL CONSIDER THIS NEXT FIGURE.

50. COSTS OF “OTHER” SCHOOLS $ 23, 000 _________ PER YEAR

51. COSTS OF “OTHER” SCHOOLS $ 61, 000 ____________________ A YEAR

52. FYI NO HS DIPLOMA $20K/YEAR HS DIPLOMA $29K/YEAR UNDERGRAD DEGREE $50K/YEAR

53. RETENTION RATES RETENTION RATE MEANS _____________________ THE PERCENTAGE OF PEOPLE WHO ACTUALLY FINISH COLLEGE ONCE THEY START.

54. RETENTION RATES UNFORTUNATELY, HBCU’S HAVE VERY LOW RETENTION RATES ONLY 42% OF THE STUDENTS WHO START ACTUALLY FINISH

55. HBCU ALUMNI Graduates of HBCU’s tend to remain friends and celebrate homecoming festivities yearly. Share similar experiences, even though miles apart.

56. CIAA

60. FAMOUS ALUMNI

61. MLK- JR

62. LANGSTON HUGHES

63. W.E.B DUBOIS

64. BOOKER T. WASHINGTON

65. OPRAH WINFEY

66. SPIKE LEE

67. KEYSHIA KNIGHT-PULLIAM

68. RUEBAN STUDDARD

69. SAMUEL JACKSON

70. ERYKA BADU

71. LONNIE LYNN (aka) Common

72. SEAN COMBS (aka) P. DIDDY

73. STEPHEN A. SMITH from ESPN

74. BIG SWILL

79. HBCU GRADS

80. WHAT ABOUT YOU?