Is your child applying to a historically black college or university? There are more than 100 HBCUs across the United States, and each institution has a unique set of requirements when it comes to test scores, transcripts, letters of recommendation, and tuition/financial aid. Millions of applicants struggle to balance their responsibilities as students and family members as they apply to college, and the application process can be incredibly stressful for parents who want to support their children as they get ready to attend an HBCU.
If your child is applying to a historically black college or university, HBCU Lifestyle can help you navigate the college admissions process. Whether you’re looking for HBCU rankings, black college tours, scholarships for African-American students, or advice that will help them get into their dream school, HBCU Lifestyle can help your child get accepted!
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Military and community service provide great options for students looking to pay for college while serving their country. Here are five options to consider.
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Delta Community Credit Union and KISS 104.1 is awarding quarterly scholarships for $2,000 to one student who is enrolled in or will attend a Georgia HBCU.
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The HBCU CONNECT Minority Scholarship Program for students who attend or plan to attend an HBCUs is awarding $1,000 scholarships for one academic year. The next deadline is August 1st, 2016.
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Federal work study program can alleviate the burden of college expenses. We’ve shown how to utilize the program and support your college funding.
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Deciding to move far away or to stay close to home can be a tough decision when choosing a college. Here are some key factors to consider in your decision.
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The U.S. Department of Education created the Pell Grant to help students pay for college. If you are interested in earning free money for college, follow these tips to apply for the Pell Grant.
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High school students gearing up for college have several options as far as college applications go. Should you go for early decision or early action?
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Choosing the right college is not an easy task. Joining a college campus visit group or doing a college tour on your own can help make the choice easier.
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