A new study out from Stanford University suggests that hate crimes may have a correlation with an increase in HBCU enrollment between 1999 and 2017.
However — data on total HBCU enrollment over the last decade suggests that racism hasn’t played as much of a factor in college choice; in 2018, total enrollment at HBCUs fell to a 17-year-low.
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Does racism impact Black students choosing HBCUs?
A new study out from Stanford University suggests that hate crimes may have a correlation with an increase in HBCU enrollment between 1999 and 2017.
However — data on total HBCU enrollment over the last decade suggests that racism hasn’t played as much of a factor in college choice; in 2018, total enrollment at HBCUs fell to a 17-year-low.
Share your thoughts on how much of a factor racism plays in college selection, and specifically at HBCUs.
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