The HBCU Movement Brochure 2020-2021 PDF

The HBCU Movement
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Scholarship Brochure
The HBCU Movement (C) Copyright
Table of Contents
Contact Information………………………………………………………………….3
Mission and Vision………………………………………………………..................4
Frequently Asked Questions about HBCUs……………………………….…………7-8
Quick Facts about HBCUs…………………………………………….…………..…9-10
Scholarship Chart Frequently Asked Questions……………………………………11-12
Scholarship Chart Key………………………………………………………………13-14
Academic Scholarship Chart……………………………………………………… 15-23
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Contact Information
President & Founder: Sharita Wright
Biography: Sharita Wright graduated from Central High

School (Kansas City Public School District) in 2013 and
received a bachelor’s degree of social work from Jackson
State University in Jackson, Mississippi in 2017. During her
first year of college Sharita realized that many Missouri
students attend college on student loans although they qualify
for scholarships at Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
Sharita has made it her mission to raise more awareness
about the scholarships offered at Historically Black
Colleges and Universities.
Email: thehbcudream@gmail.com
Phone: (913) 543-1459
Questions/Comments/Concerns: Contact our president

and founder, Sharita Wright, by phone at (913) 543-1459 or through
email at thehbcudream@gmail.com. Emails will be answered
within three business days.
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Mission Statement and Vision
Mission Statement: The HBCU Movement was created to raise awareness and
promote the various opportunities and scholarships that Historically Black Colleges
and Universities (HBCUs) offer through community outreach.
Vision: The HBCU Movement aims to increase the amount of Missouri students
attending Historically Black Colleges and Universities on scholarships. We have
simplified the scholarship search by producing an annual brochure and an annual
scholarship chart that lists over 50 academic scholarships to over 30 Historically
Black Colleges and Universities across the nation. High school students can use our
HBCU scholarship chart to quickly find scholarships they qualify for based on their
GPA and ACT score. We also work with students to provide an individualized
preparation plan before they leave for college.
Disclaimer: The HBCU Movement does not discriminate on the basis of race, creed,
color, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender expression,
age, height, weight, physical or mental ability, veteran status, military obligations, and
marital status. We encourage students and parents to research more information about
their prospective schools or scholarships after they use our scholarship
chart. The HBCU Movement maintains no responsibility or liability for prospective
students that use our academic scholarship chart as scholarship requirements and
amounts are subject to change.
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If you are thinking about signing up
for a student loan to pay for college
STOP AND ASK yourself
three questions
1. Could a HBCU pay for my

education partially or entirely?
2. Are there trade careers that I

can pursue that will minimize
my debt and provide a good
salary?
3. Do I have enough education

about student loans to
understand what I am signing?
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Example of trade careers or fields Financial Literacy Education
 Air Traffic Control Book Suggestions:

 Aircraft Mechanic  Broke Millennial: Stop Scraping by
 Avionic Technicians and Get Your Financial Life
 Boilermaker Together by Erin Lowry
 Elevator Installers and Repairers  Personal Finance for Dummies by
 Plumber, Pipefitter, Steamfitter Eric Tyson
 Millwright  Total Money Makeover by Dave
 Wind Turbine Technician Ramsey
 Welders  Money Rules: The Simple Path to
 Cyber Technology Lifelong Security by Jean Chatzky
 Cyber Security  Your Money Life: Your 20s by
 Firefighter Peter Dunn
 Police Officer
 HVAC Technician Free Information on Student Loans
 Flight Attendant  Official Website of the U.S
 Cosmetology Department of Education-Federal
 Marketing Student Aid
 Real Estate
 Construction
 Carpentry
 Industrial Maintenance
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Frequently Asked
Questions
about Historically
Black
Colleges or
Universities
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Frequently Asked Questions about HBCUs
What is a HBCU?
HBCUs were created before 1964 to educate African Americans who could not attend
various universities due to discrimination and segregation.
Who can attend an HBCU?

Anyone can attend a Historically Black College or University. HBCUs do not
discriminate based on race, creed, color, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sex, sexual
orientation, gender expression, age, height, weight, physical or mental ability, veteran
status, military obligations, and marital status.
How do I know the education I am receiving is a quality education?

STEP 1: Colleges and universities should be accredited by a federal recognized
accreditor that is approved or recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. There is
a national database of accredited post-secondary institutions on the official U.S
Department of Education website.
STEP 2: Your major and career path should be accredited by a national or regional
accrediting association.
Example: Our president and founder, Sharita Wright, attended Jackson State University
in Jackson, Mississippi. Jackson State University is accredited by the Southern
Association of Colleges and Schools. The Southern Association is federally recognized
by the U.S. Department of Education. Her major was Social Work. The Social Work
program at Jackson State is accredited by a national accrediting association called The
National Association of Social Workers. This accrediting agency is approved by the U.S
Department of Education
What is accreditation and why does it matter?

Accreditation is a form of accountability to ensure schools meets strict standards and are
qualified to educate students. Schools that receive federal funding are required to go
through rigorous evaluations by federally recognized accrediting associations.
Accreditation ensures that the colleges and universities have

 sufficient resources
 updated curriculum
 sufficient faculty
 sufficient facilities and student services
Part of the Accreditation process includes

 evaluating the quality of coursework and teaching
 assessing student’s learning
 determining if the faculty has sufficient experience to teach an academic class or
major
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Quick Facts
about HBCUS
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Quick Facts about HBCUs
 There are 102 HBCUs in 2020 across 20 states (U.S. Department of Education)
 There are 50 private and 52 public Historically Black Colleges and Universities (U.S.
Department of Education)
 Historically Black College and Universities offer Associate’s, Bachelor’s, Master’s, and
Doctorate Degrees (United Negro College Fund)
 HBCUs offer a variety of academic programs including Science, Technology, Engineering,

Mathematics, Liberal Arts, Education, Law, Medicine, and much more (United Negro
College Fund)
 HBCUs have provided undergraduate education for three fourths of black people that hold
a doctorate degree; three fourths of all black officers in the armed forces; and four fifths of
all black federal judges (U.S. Department of Education)
 In 2018, non-Black students made up 24 percent of enrollment at HBCUs (National Center

for Education Statistics)
 In 2017–2018, some 48,300 degrees were granted by HBCUs. Of the degrees granted by
HBCUs, 11 percent were associate degrees, 68 percent were bachelor’s degrees, 16 percent
were master’s degrees, and 5 percent were doctorate’s degrees. 74 percent of degrees were
granted to Black students. (National Center for Education Statistics)
 Some notable alumni of HBCUs include Janice Bryant Howard, W.E.B DuBois, Martin
Luther King Jr, Shawn Wilkinson, Rosalind G. Brewer, John W. Thompson, Spike Lee,
Marilyn Mosby, Lonnie Johnson, Chadwick Boseman, Valeisha Butterfield Jones, Tom
Joyner, Oprah Winfrey, and many more. (HBCU Connect)
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Frequently Asked
Questions about
The HBCU
Scholarship
Chart
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Frequently Asked Questions-- HBCU Scholarship Chart
What is an Academic Scholarship Chart?
A collection or list of over 50 scholarships and their requirements offered by
various HBCUs.
How do I use the Academic Scholarship Chart?

The HBCUs are categorized by alphabet. Each HBCU on this inventory will have a
name of a scholarship they offer along with what the scholarships covers or
provides. Deadlines and scholarship requirements such as the required GPA and
ACT score are also listed.
How was the scholarship data gathered? When was this data gathered? Is the
data always accurate?
The scholarship data listed on the scholarship chart was gathered from direct phone
calls and emails to financial aid advisors and counselors of various HBCUs.
Financial aid advisors and counselors were contacted between June 2020-September
2020 to verify information. It is important to note that the scholarships listed on this
inventory are tentative and could change at any time. Universities and colleges
reserve the right to change scholarship criteria or amounts at any time of the year.
This inventory should not be used as a sole piece of research or information. The
HBCU Movement encourages students to research more information about their
college, university, or scholarship.
Who do I talk to if I have a question about a scholarship?

We recommend that you contact the financial aid department, financial aid
counselors, or financial aid staff of your potential school. If you need help
researching or contacting your school please contact our president and founder,
Sharita Wright. We are willing to help with researching.
Are there any scholarship requirements or information that I need to know

that is not listed on this inventory?
Yes, some scholarships require essays, recommendations or will have other
requirements that are not listed on our chart. Students and families are encouraged
to call, email, and research their scholarship, university, or college to find out more
information. If students and parents are having trouble contacting colleges please
contact our president and founder, Sharita Wright. We are willing to help with
contacting representatives and helping you research.
If there is a dollar amount listed in the section titled “Covers” is that for 4
years or per year?
The dollar amounts listed are for four years unless it specifically says per year.
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Scholarship
Chart
Key
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Scholarship Chart Key
What is a scholarship chart key? How do I use the scholarship chart key?
The purpose of the scholarship chart key is to explain what each scholarship covers or
provides with a short abbreviation. These abbreviations will be listed under the column
titled “Covers". You can find out what your scholarships covers or provides by looking
at the column titled “Covers”.
What type of costs does The HBCU Movement focus on?

The HBCU Movement focuses on 5 aspects of college or university costs that we feel
are important: Tuition, Room and Board, School Fees, Out of State Fees and Meal
Plans.
 Tuition: The price you pay for taking classes at a university or college.
 Meal Plan: The price you pay to receive meals on campus of a university or
college.
 Room and Board: The price you pay to live on campus in a dorm or apartment.
 School Fees: Additional fees for attending a university or college such as
technology fees, activity fees, mailbox fees, laboratory fees, etc.
 Out of State Tuition Fees: Fees for students that are not a resident of the state
Scholarship Chart Key
T: Tuition SF-School Fees or OOSF: Out of State

Course Fees Fees
R&B: Room and Board MP: Meal Plan E: Everything—Tuition,

School Fees, Room and
Board, Meal Plan,
OOSF
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Academic
Scholarship Chart
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HBCU Name of Covers/4 Required GPA Required Deadline
Scholarship Year Total ACT
Alabama Presidential E 3.75 or higher 28 or March 1
A&M Scholarship *cumulative higher
Alabama Merit T: up to 3.25 or higher 23 or March 1
A&M Scholarship $75,000.00 *cumulative higher
Alabama AAMU $20,000 + 3.25 or above 17 or March 1
A&M Heritage Gold $2,000 for higher
books
Alabama AAMU $14,000 + 3.0-3.24 17 or March 1
A&M Heritage $2,000 for higher
Silver books
Alabama Presidential T, SF, R&B, & 3.76 or higher 26 or February
State Scholarship Books higher 15
Alabama Academic T, SF, Books 3.51-3.75 25 or February
State Scholarship higher 15
Alabama Dean T:$80,000.00 3.26-3.50 22 or February
State Scholarship & $500 for higher 15
Books
Alabama Incentive T + Books: 3.0-3.50 20 or February
State Scholarship up to higher 15
$80,000.00
Allen Presidential T, R&B, SF 3.50 or higher 24 or June 15
University Scholarship higher
Allen Honors $20,000.00 3.50 or higher None June 15
University Scholarship
Allen AU Scholars $14,000.00 3.0-3.49 None June 15
University
Allen AU $4,000.00 2.0-2.49 None June 15
University Admissions
Allen AU Minority $10,000.00 2.5 None June 15
University
Allen AU Merit $8,000.00 2.5-2.99 None June 15
University
Alcorn President's E + $8,000 3.0 or higher 28 or May 1
University Excellence living *cumulative higher
stipend
Alcorn Provost T, R&B, $800 3.0 or higher 24-27 May 1
University Scholarship for Books *cumulative
Alcorn University T + $200 for 3.0 or higher 22-23 May 1
University Scholarship Books *cumulative
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HBCU Name of Covers/4 Required Required Deadline
Scholarship Year Total GPA ACT
Arkansas Pine Dean’s $20,000.00 3.25 or 21 or Priority:
Bluff Scholarship higher higher December 1
2nd Deadline:
March 1
Arkansas Pine University $48,000.00 3.50 or 23 or Priority:
2nd Deadline:
March 1
Arkansas Pine Chancellor’s $66,000.00 3.75 or 28 or Priority:
No 2nd
Deadline
Arkansas Pine Transfer Student $5,000.00 3.20 or 60-85 Priority:
Bluff per year higher credit December 1
hours 2nd Deadline:
March 1
Bowie State Various Honors Full Ride or 3.50 or 25 or No Set
University Program Partial higher higher Deadline
Scholarships Scholarships
Bethune- Presidential T, R&B, SF 3.75 26 or March 1
Cookman Scholarship higher
Bethune- Excelsior Level 1 T: up to 3.5 or higher 23 or March 1
Cookman (2 Year $28,000.00 *cumulative higher
Scholarship)
Bethune- Excelsior Level 2 $16,000.00 3.25 or 20 or March 1
Cookman (2 Year higher higher
Scholarship) *cumulative
Central State Presidential E 4.0 or higher 25 or May 5
Scholarship higher
Central State Incoming $3,000.00 2.77-2.99 No May 5
Freshman *cumulative Required
Scholarships ACT
Scholarships ACT
Scholarships ACT
Scholarships ACT
Cheyney Keystone Honors T, R&B, SF 3.0 or higher 21 or No Deadline
University *cumulative higher Automatically
Considered
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HBCU Name of Covers/4 Required Required Deadline
Clark Atlanta Provost T, SF, MP 3.50 or 27 or higher February 1
Academic higher
Achievers *cumulative
Dean's Academic T: up to 3.25 or 24 or higher February 1
Clark Atlanta $82,000.00 higher
*cumulative
Clark Atlanta Presidential E 3.75 or 29 or higher February 1
Scholarship higher
*cumulative
Clark Atlanta First Year Merit Half of 3.2 or higher Automatically February 1
Tuition *cumulative Considered
Delaware State Premiere T Automatically Automatically Rolling
Platinum Considered Considered Admissions
Delaware State Platinum $15,000.00 Automatically Automatically Rolling
Scholarship Considered Considered Admissions
Delaware State Gold Scholarship $12,000.00 Automatically Automatically Rolling
Considered Considered Admissions
Delaware State Silver Scholarship $9,000.00 Automatically Automatically Rolling
Considered Considered Admissions
Dillard University T & R&B 3.7 or higher 27 or higher December
University Scholar 1
Dillard Presidential T 3.6 or higher 25 or higher December
University Scholar 1
Dillard Dean's $34,000.00 None None December
University Scholarship 1
Dillard Merit $24,000.00 None None December
University Scholarship 1
Dillard DU Grant 1 $14,000.00 None None December
University 1
Fayetteville Valeria Fleming T, SF, R&B 3.50 or 22 or higher February
State (STEM+ higher 21
Education
Majors)
Fisk University Ella Sheppard T: up to 3.5 or higher 25 or higher May 31
Moore Provost $88,000.00 *cumulative
Fisk University Clinton B. $5,000.00- 3.0 or higher 23 or higher May 31
Outstanding $10,000.00 *not
Scholars cumulative
Fisk University Erastus Milo T, R&B, SF, 3.7 or higher 28 or higher May 31
Cravath $1,000 for *cumulative
Presidential Books
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HBCU Name of Covers/4 Required GPA Required Deadline
Scholarship Year Total ACT
Florida Academic Up to 3.6 or higher None December
Memorial Excellence $50,304.00 *unweighted 1
Florida Academic Up to 3.40-3.59 None December
Memorial Achievement $25,000.00 *unweighted 1
Florida Transfer $8,000- Transfer GPA Transferrable December

Memorial Scholarship $16,000.00 3.0 30 credits 1
Grambling General $12,000.00 + 3.50 or higher 23 December
State Academic $36,092 for 1
Out of State
Fees
Grambling General $16,000.00 + 3.0 or higher 24 December
Out of State
Fees
Grambling General $20,000.00 + 3.0 or higher 25 or above December
Out of State
Fees
Hampton Variety of Merit Varies: Minimum 20 or Priority:
University Based $5,000.00- unweighted higher November
Scholarships $75,000.00 cumulative 1+
3.30 Rolling
Admissions
Harris Stowe Dr. Thelma $60,000.00 3.0 or higher None May 15
State Steward *cumulative
Scholarship
(STEM+ Arts)
Harris Stowe Presidential T, R&B, SF + 3.5 or higher 25 or higher December
State Scholarship Books 1
Harris Stowe Board of T 3.4 or higher 23 or higher December
State Regents 1
Academic
Harris Stowe HSSU Dean's $8,000.00 3.2 or higher 20 or higher December
State Academic 1
Harris Stowe HSSU Faculty $4,800.00 2.85 or higher 19 or higher December
State 1
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HBCU Name of Covers/4 GPA ACT Deadline
Scholarship Year Total Requirement Requirement
Hutson- St. David’s $30,000.00 2.5 or higher None April 26
Tillotson Scholar (Health *cumulative
Career Majors)
Jackson State Valedictorian/ E Valedictorian/ Valedictorian/ February
University Salutatorian Salutatorian Salutatorian 15
Jackson State Presidential E 3.5 or higher 28 or higher February
University Academic 15
Jackson State Full Academic T, R&B 3.0 or higher 25-27 February
University 15
Jackson State Tuition T: up to 3.0 or higher 23-24 February
University Academic $80,000.00 15
Kentucky Commonwealth T: up to 3.0 or higher 19 or higher January 15
State Connector $30,000.00
Kentucky Valedictorian T Valedictorian Valedictorian January 15
State Scholarship
Kentucky Salutatorian R&B, MP Salutatorian Salutatorian January 15
State Scholarship
Kentucky John Henry T, R&B: up to 3.5 or higher 25 or higher January 15
State Jackson $80,000.00-
Distinguished $95,00.00
Kentucky Rufus Ballard T, Half of 3.20-3.49 22 or higher January 15
State Atwood R&B, Books
Prestigious $70,000.00-
$93,000.00
Kentucky Onward & T, SF, R&B, Transfer GPA None January 15
State Upward MP, + Books of 3.50 or
Transfer higher
Scholarship
Kentucky Green to Gold T, SF, Half of Transfer GPA None January 15
State Transfer R&B and MP of 3.20-3.40
Scholarship + Books
Langston 1890 USDA T, R&B, SF 2.8 or higher None May 16
University Scholars (For *cumulative
Specific
Agricultural and
Science Majors)
To Be 2.5 or higher None March 15
Langston LUAAA Determined
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HBCU Name of Covers/4 Required GPA Required ACT Deadline
Scholarship Year Total
Lincoln- Freshman Merit Varies: Minimum Minimum February 1
Pennsylvania Scholarships $3,000.00- 3.30 20
including Dean, $20,000.00
Provost, and per year
Presidential
Lincoln - Liberated Lion $5,000.00 3.0 or higher None February 1
Pennsylvania Leadership
Lincoln- Transfer $2,500.00 Transfer GPA: 30 April 15
Pennsylvania Scholarship 3.0 or higher Transferrable
Credits
Miles College Presidential $71,000.00 3.7 or higher 24 or higher June 30
or higher *cumulative
Miles College Dean’s-A $20,000.00 3.1-3.69 20 or higher June 30

Scholarship
Miles College Dean’s-B $12,000.00 3.0 or higher 18 or higher June 30
Scholarship
Mississippi Presidential E + $500 for 3.0 or higher 24 or above February 1
Valley State Books *cumulative
Mississippi Vice President T+SF + $300 3.0 or higher 22-23 February 1
Valley State for Books *cumulative
Mississippi University Half of T, Half 3.0 or higher 20-21 February 1
Valley State Scholarship of SF, $200 *cumulative
for Books
Mississippi Valedictorian/ T + SF Valedictorian/ Valedictorian/ February 1
Valley State Salutatorian Salutatorian Salutatorian
North College of $500.00- 3.0 or higher 19 or higher April 1
Carolina Education (Ed $5,000.00
AT&T Department)
North National Alumni T, SF, R&B 3.5 or higher 22 or higher December
Carolina 1
AT&T
North Lewis and T, SF, R&B 3.75 27 or higher December
Carolina Elizabeth cumulative 1
AT&T Dowdy
North The Cheatham- E 4.0 28 or higher December
Carolina White cumulative 1
AT&T Scholarship
North Merit $5,000.00- Automatically Automatically No
Carolina Scholarships $25,000.00 Considered Considered Deadline
AT&T per year
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HBCU Name Name of Covers/4 Required Required Deadline
North Carolina Chancellor's Cycle $10,000.00- 3.20-3.75 or 23-25 or March 1
Central of Success $30,000.00 higher higher
University
North Carolina BISA Endowed Varies-will 2.50 or None March 1
Central Scholarship fully or higher
University partially
cover T, SF,
& R&B
North Carolina Cheatham White E +Laptop, 4.0 or 28 or higher March 1
Central Scholarship Travel and higher
University Personal
Expenses
North Carolina Avenue Blue, Jr. T, SF, Books Varies Varies March 1
Central Memorial (Male
University Criminal Justice
Majors)
North Carolina Lauretta H. Up to 3.0 or 24 or higher March 1
Central Holloway Endowed $45,000.00 higher
University (Education Majors)
Prairie View Regents’ Merit $40,000.00 3.50 or 26 or higher February 1
A&M Scholarship higher
*cumulative
Prairie View University- $36,800.00 3.25 or 24 or higher February 1
A&M Presidential higher *writing
Academic *cumulative required
Southern Jesse N. Stone T & SF 3.6 or 28 or higher January 1
University higher
South Carolina General University T: up to 3.25 or 24 To Be
State Scholarship $82,000.00 higher Determined
South Carolina Presidential E 3.50 or 27 To Be
State Scholarship higher Determined
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HBCU Name Name of Covers/4 Required GPA Required ACT Deadline
Talladega Presidential E: Up to 3.75 or higher 26 or higher + To Be
College Scholarship $71,00.00 Top 5% of Determined
class
Talladega Dean's $20,000.00 3.40-3.74 22 or higher + To Be
College Scholarship for T Top 10% of Determined
class
Tennessee Hospital E + Laptop 3.25 or above 23 or higher March 31
State Corporation of Up to
University America $58,000.00
Tennessee Building Bridges T, SF,R&B 2.50 or above 19 or higher June 1
State Grant *Unweighted
University GPA
Texas College Achievement $8,000.00 2.70 or above None June 1
Scholarship
Texas College Honors $12,000.00 3.0 or above 18 or higher June 1
Scholarship
Program
Texas College Dean's $16,000.00 3.5 or above 21 or higher June 1
Scholarship
Texas College President’ s T 3.8 or above 23 or higher June 1
Award
Texas LSAMP Level 2: $44,000.00 3.7 or above 21-Math February 1
Southern Provost Award 21-Verbal
University (STEM)
Texas LSAMP Level 1: $48,000.00 3.8 or above 23-Math February 1
Southern President’s 23-Verbal
University Award (STEM)
Texas LSAMP Level 3: $8,000.00- 3.0 or above 19-Math February 1
Southern Dean's Award $40,000.00 19-Verbal
University (STEM)
Texas Genesis I $4,000.00 2.50-2.90 17-18 February 1
Southern
University
Texas Genesis II $7,000.00 3.0-3.49 19-25 February 1
Southern
University
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HBCU Name of Covers/4 Required GPA Required ACT Deadline
Tuskegee Alabama $20,000.00 2.8 or higher 21 or higher May 1
University Incentive (AL +R&B
residents only)
Tuskegee Tuskegee $20,000.00 3.1 or higher 21 or higher May 1
University University Grant
Tuskegee University $40,000.00 3.3 or higher 23 or higher May 1
University Achievement
Tuskegee University Merit T+$800 for 3.5 or higher 26 or higher May 1
University Books
Tuskegee Distinguished/ E 3.7 or higher 30 or higher May 1
University Presidential
University of Jane E. Tuitt E 3.0 or higher 20-Math February 1
Virgin Islands 21-English
University of Valedictorian/ E Valedictorian/ Valedictorian/ February 1
Virgin Islands Salutatorian Salutatorian Salutatorian
Virginia State Presidential $30,000.00 3.2 or higher 24 or higher March 31
Virginia State Provost $19,500.00 3.0 or higher 21 or higher March 31
Voorhees Palmetto Fellow Up to Earn a 3.50- 27 or higher To Be
College (High School $29,000.00 4.0 by end of by November Determined
Juniors) junior year + top 6% of
10th or 11th
grade class
Voorhees Palmetto Fellow Up to Earn a 3.50- 27 or higher To Be
College (High School $29,000.00 4.0 by end of by June+ top Determined
Seniors) senior year 6% of 10th,
11th, or 12th
grade class
Voorhees LIFE $20,000.00 3.0 or higher 24 or higher + Rolling
College SCHOLARSHIP rank in 30% Admissions
of class
Voorhees Black and Gold $32,000.00 3.0 or higher 20 or higher June 1
College Scholarship
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SENIORS PLEASE STAY IN CONTACT
WITH OUR PRESIDENT AND FOUNDER
SO WE CAN HELP YOU TRANSITION TO
COLLEGE WITH OUR PREPARATION
CHECKLIST!! WE WOULD LIKE TO
HELP YOU DEVELOP A
TRANSPORTATION AND FINANCIAL
PLAN IF YOU DECIDE TO ATTEND
COLLEGE OUT OF STATE.
-THE HBCU MOVEMENT
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Mission and Vision………………………………………………………..................4

Frequently Asked Questions about HBCUs……………………………….…………7-8

Quick Facts about HBCUs…………………………………………….…………..…9-10

Scholarship Chart Frequently Asked Questions……………………………………11-12

Scholarship Chart Key………………………………………………………………13-14

Academic Scholarship Chart……………………………………………………… 15-23

President & Founder: Sharita Wright

Biography: Sharita Wright graduated from Central High

Phone: (913) 543-1459

Questions/Comments/Concerns: Contact our president

1. Could a HBCU pay for my

2. Are there trade careers that I

3. Do I have enough education

 Air Traffic Control Book Suggestions:

Who can attend an HBCU?

How do I know the education I am receiving is a quality education?

What is accreditation and why does it matter?

Accreditation ensures that the colleges and universities have

Part of the Accreditation process includes

 HBCUs offer a variety of academic programs including Science, Technology, Engineering,

 In 2018, non-Black students made up 24 percent of enrollment at HBCUs (National Center

How do I use the Academic Scholarship Chart?

Who do I talk to if I have a question about a scholarship?

Are there any scholarship requirements or information that I need to know

What type of costs does The HBCU Movement focus on?

Scholarship Chart Key

T: Tuition SF-School Fees or OOSF: Out of State

R&B: Room and Board MP: Meal Plan E: Everything—Tuition,

Florida Transfer $8,000- Transfer GPA Transferrable December

Miles College Dean’s-A $20,000.00 3.1-3.69 20 or higher June 30

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