Directory of HBCU Online & Blended Degree Programs -- 2013

Last updated: Thursday 5/30/13 @ 8:15 pm

The following table lists the online and blended degree programs offered by the 106 HBCUs in May 2013.  (Note American Baptist College, TN, became HBCU #106 in March 2013)

The DLL conducted a systematic survey of the Websites of the 106 HBCU Websites during the last week in May 2013. Online and blended degree programs were included in the table if and only if they  were listed on the HBCU Websites. Programs that were announced, but not yet in operation were not included. The DLL's report that analyzes this data can be found HERE.
 

Online and Blended Degree Programs Offered by HBCUs in May 2013
HBCUs and Links to Programs	Type	Associates	Bachelors	Masters	Doctoral
Alabam A&M University (GA)	4-Year Public		Business Management
Albany State University (GA)	4-Year Public			RN to MSN
Bethune-Cookman University (FL)	4-Year Private			Transformative Leadership
Coppin State University (MD)	4-Year Public		Business Management
HBCUs and Links to Programs	Type	Bachelors		Masters	Doctoral
Fayetteville State University (NC)	4-Year Public	Criminal Justice *, Psychology *, Sociology *, Fire Science (Fire Investigations) *, Fire Science (Fire Management) *, Business Administration (General Concentration) *		Criminal Justice, MBA
HBCUs and Links to Programs	Type	Associates	Bachelors	Masters	Doctoral
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University (FL)	4-Year Public			MSN, Public Health (MPH), MBA
Fort Valley State University (GA)	4-Year Public		Criminal Justice, Political Science, Psychology, Technical and Professional Writing	Rehabilitation Counseling and Case Management
Hampton University (VA)	4-Year Private	General Studies, Business Management, Aviation Management, Flight Education	Criminal Justice, Business Management, General Studies, Paralegal Studies, Nursing, Religious Studies, Systems Organization and Management, Systems Organization and Management (Human Resource Management), Aviation Management (Airport Administration)	Education in Curriculum and Instruction	Business Administration, Educational Management, Nursing
Howard University (DC)	4-Year Private		Clinical Laboratory Science +, RN to BSN +	Executive MBA	Pharm.D
Jackson State University (MS)	4-Year Public		Education *	MBA, Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT)
Kentucky State University (KY)	4-Year Public			Special Education (Learning and Behavior Disorders)
HBCUs and Links to Programs	Type	Associates	Bachelors	Masters	Doctoral
Langston University (OK)	4-Year Public		Business Administration
Mississippi Valley State University (MS)	4-Year Public		Organizational Management * +
Morgan State University (MD)	4-Year Public				Community College Leadership
Morris Brown College (GA)	4-Year Private		Organizational Management and Leadership *
Norfolk State University (VA)	4-Year Public		Interdisciplinary Studies
HBCUs and Links to Programs	Type	Bachelors		Masters	Doctoral
North Carolina A&T State University (NC)	4-Year Public	Agricultural Education, Business Education -- Teacher Education (BTE), Business Education -- Information Technology (IT), Electronics Technology, Occupational Safety & Health, Geomatics		Agricultural Education, Information Technology, Instructional Technology	Technology Management
North Carolina Central University (NC)	4-Year Public	Elementary Education +, Middle Grades Education +, Hospitality and Tourism Administration+ … Criminal Justice *, Early Childhood Education +, RN to BSN *		Information Science, Library Science, Educational Technology
Prairie View A&M University (TX)	4-Year Public			Juvenile Justice,
Southern University A&M College (LA)	4-Year Public		Criminal Justice, RN to BSN (different URL) *	Executive MBA (diferent URL)
Southern University at New Orleans (LA)	4-Year Public		General Studies (Humanities Concentration)	Museum Studies
HBCUs and Links to Programs	Type	Associates
St. Phillips College (TX)	2-Year Public	Business Management and Technology, Computer Support Specialist, Early Childhood Studies, Health Information Technology, Network Administrator, Web Developer,  Information Security and Assurance; added new Associates degrees  in Business Administration, Foreign Languages (Spanish), General Studies, Liberal Arts, Speech, Mathematics
HBCUs and Links to Programs	Type	Bachelors		Masters
Tennessee State University (TN)	4-Year Public	Interdisciplinary Studies, * Professional Studies (Information Technology) *, Professional Studies (Organizationnal Leadership) *, Professional Studies (Health Administration) *, International Organizational Leadership, Sociology, Urban Studies		Holistic Nursing, Speech and Hearing Science, Education (Advanced Studies in Teaching & Learning), Professional Studies (Strategic Leadership), Professional Studies (Human Resource Leadership), Professional Studies (Training & Development), Nursing
Texas Southern University (TX)	4-Year Public			Executive MBA, Executive MPA, Education, Executive Master of Administration of Justice
HBCUs and Links to Programs	Type	Associates	Bachelors	Masters	Doctoral
Tougaloo College (MS)	4-Year Private			Economics (Business Online)
Virginia University of Lynchburg (VA)	4-Year Private	Liberal Arts and Sciences	Religious Studies, Business Administration, Organizational Management, Sociology, Sociology (concentration in Criminology)	Organizational Management, Divinity
Winston-Salem State University (NC)	4-Year Public		Clinical Laboratory Science, Interdisciplinary Studies (Integrative Studies) *, Birth to Kindergarten Education, RN-BSN *	Rehabilitation Counseling

* Degree completion program … prerequisites = two years completed or Associate Arts degree
+ Some face-to-face courses may be required

Directory of HBCU Online & Blended Degree Programs -- 2012

The following table lists the online and blended degree programs offered by the 105 HBCUs in June 2012. (Note: the 2013 Directory is now available)

The DLL conducted a systematic survey of the Websites of the 105 HBCU Websites during the last weeks in May and early June 2012. Online and blended degree programs were included in the table if and only if they were listed on the HBCU Websites. Programs that were announced, but not yet in operation were not included.

Online and Blended Degree Programs Offered by HBCUs in June 2012
HBCUs/Links to Online Programs	Type	Associates	Bachelors	Masters	Doctoral
Albany State University (GA)	4-Year Public			Criminal Justice
Bethune-Cookman University (FL)	4-Year Private			Transformative Leadership
HBCUs/Links to Online Programs	Type	Associates		Masters	Doctoral
Fayetteville State University (NC)	4-Year Public	Criminal Justice *, Psychology *, Sociology *, Fire Science (Fire Investigations) *, Fire Science (Fire Management) *, Business Administration (General Concentration) *		Criminal Justice, MBA
HBCUs/Links to Online Programs	Type	Associates	Bachelors	Masters	Doctoral
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University (FL)	4-Year Public			MSN, Public Health (MPH), MBA
Fort Valley State University (GA)	4-Year Public		Criminal Justice, Political Science, Psychology, Technical and Professional Writing
Hampton University (VA)	4-Year Private	General Studies, Business Management, Aviation Management	Criminal Justice, Business Management, General Studies, Paralegal Studies, Nursing, Religious Studies, Systems Organization and Management, Systems Organization and Management (Human Resource Management), Aviation Management (Airport Administration)	Nursing, Education in Curriculum and Instruction	Business Administration, Educational Management, Nursing
Howard University (DC)	4-Year Private		Clinical Laboratory Science, RN to BSN	Executive MBA (blended/hybrid)	Pharm.D
Jackson State University (MS)	4-Year Public		Education *	MBA, Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT)
Kentucky State University (KY)	4-Year Public			Special Education (Learning and Behavior Disorders)
Langston University (OK)	4-Year Public		Business Administration
HBCUs/Links to Online Programs	Type	Associates	Bachelors	Masters	Doctoral
Mississippi Valley State University (MS)	4-Year Public		Organizational Management * +
Morgan State University (MD)	4-Year Public				Community College Leadership
Morris Brown College (GA)	4-Year Private		Organizational Management and Leadership *
Norfolk State University (VA)	4-Year Public		Interdisciplinary Studies
North Carolina A&T State University (NC)	4-Year Public		Agricultural Education, Business Education, Electronics Technology, Occupational Safety & Health	Agricultural Education, Information Technology, Instructional Technology	Technology Management
North Carolina Central University (NC)	4-Year Public		Elementary Education +, Middle Grades Education +, Hospitality and Tourism Administration + … Criminal Justice *, Early Childhood Education +, RN to BSN *	Elementary Education *, Middle Grades Education *, Information Science, Library Science, Educational Technology
Prairie View A&M University (TX)	4-Year Public			Executive MBA, Executive Masters of Public Administration
Southern University A&M College (LA)	4-Year Public		RN to BSN *
HBCUs/Links to Online Programs	Type	Associates		Masters	Doctoral
St. Phillips College (TX)	2-Year Public	Business Management and Technology, Computer Support Specialist, Early Childhood Studies, Health Information Technology, Network Administrator, Web Developer
HBCUs/Links to Online Programs	Type	Bachelors		Masters
Tennessee State University (TN)	4-Year Public	Interdisciplinary Studies, * Professional Studies (Information Technology) *, Professional Studies (Organizationnal Leadership) *		Holistic Nursing, Speech and Hearing Science, Education (Advanced Studies in Teaching & Learning), Professional Studies (Strategic Leadership), Professional Studies (Human Resource Leadership), Professional Studies (Training & Development), Nursing
HBCUs/Links to Online Programs	Type	Associates	Bachelors	Masters	Doctoral
Texas Southern University (TX)	4-Year Public			Juvenile Justice, MBA, Education Administration, Counseling
Tougaloo College (MS)	4-Year Private			Economics (Business Online)
Virginia University of Lynchburg (VA)	4-Year Private	Liberal Arts and Sciences	Religious Studies, Business Administration, Organizational Management, Sociology, Sociology (concentration in Criminology)	Organizational Management, Divinity
Winston-Salem State University (NC)	4-Year Public		Clinical Laboratory Science, Interdisciplinary Studies (Integrative Studies) *, Birth to Kindergarten Education, RN-BSN *	Rehabilitation Counseling, Elementary Education

 * Degree completion program … prerequisites = two years completed or Associate Arts degree 

HBCUs -- the Best Producers of Black Graduates in STEM

Using data from the IPEDS Data Center, this note demonstrates that the HBCU community continues to be a more effective producer of black STEM graduates at the undergraduate level than the nation's non-HBCUs taken as a whole. To be more specific, HBCUs are almost twice as productive as non-HBCUs with regards to black female graduates in STEM and more than five times as productive of black female STEM graduates as the for-profit institutions that have enrolled substantial numbers of black undergraduates in recent years

A. STEM Productivity of HBCU Community vs All Institutions & For-Profits
The columns of Table 1 (below) display the following information:

• Column (2) shows the total number of black students enrolled in accredited U.S. bachelors degree programs in the Fall 2008 semester
• Column (3) shows the number of black male students enrolled in the Fall 2008 semester
• Column (4) shows the number of black female students enrolled in the Fall 2008 semester
• Column (5) shows the total number of bachelors degrees in STEM fields that were awarded to black students during the 2008/2009 academic year
  -- Note: 2008/2009 is the most recent year for which the IPEDS Data Center provides information about black recipients of bachelors degrees in STEM
• Column (6) shows the number of black male recipients of bachelors in STEM in 2008/2009
• Column (7) shows the number of black female recipients of bachelors in STEM in 2008/2009
• Column (8) shows the number of degrees per 1000 enrolled students conferred on all black recipients of degrees in STEM fields in 2008/2009 = 1000 * total black bachelors / total black enrolled
• Column (9) shows the number of degrees per 1000  black male students
• Column (10) shows the number of degree per 1000 black female students

Comments About Table 1
Comparing the data in columns (7), (8), and (9) for HBCUs (third row) with the data for all institutions (second row) and the for-profit institutions (first row) yields the following findings:

• HBCUs produced more black bachelors in STEM per 1000 black enrolled students, more black male bachelors, and more black female bachelors than all accredited U.S. colleges and universities, and more than all accredited for-profit institutions.
   
• HBCU dominance is most notable with regards to female black students. HBCUs produced almost twice as many female bachelors in STEM per 1000 enrolled female students, 19.2,  as the 10.6 female STEM grads that were produced on average by all U.S. institutions. More impressively, the HBCU 19.2 is almost five times as high as the 3.3 female graduates produced by the for-profit institutions.

Table 1. HBCUs, All Institutions, For-Profit -- Black STEM Graduates per 1,000 Enrolled 

Sector	Black Enroll Fall 2008 (2)	Black Male Enroll Fall 2008 (3)	Black Female Enroll Fall 2008 (4)	Black STEM Degrees 2008/9 (5)	Black Male STEM Degrees 2008/9 (6)	Black Female STEM Degrees 2008/9 (7)	Black STEM Degrees per 1000 Enroll 2008/9 (8)	Black Male STEM Degrees per 1000 Enroll 2008/9 (9)	Black Female STEM Degrees per 1000 Enroll 2008/9 (10)
For-Profit	190,895	61,504	129,391	1,369	947	422	7.2	15.4	3.3
All Institutions	1,141,521	418,822	722,699	15,715	8,064	7,651	13.8	19.3	10.6
HBCUs	202,118	80,369	121,749	4,184	1,850	2,334	20.7	23.0	19.2

Source = IPEDS Data Center ... Retrieve the data from the saved sessions with"Shortcuts" ... For-profit = "Guest_12425646388" ... All Institutions = "Guest_48362792112" ... HBCUs = "Guest_879127167540"

Figure 1. HBCUs, All Institutions, For-Profit -- Black STEM Graduates per 1,000 Enrolled

 
Table 1A (below) presents some of the same data displayed in Table 1 (above), but in a different format. 

Table 1A. HBCU Shares of STEM Graduates 

HBCU Shares	All Black Students (2)	Black Males (3)	Black Females (4)
Enrollment	18%	19%	17%
STEM Graduates	27%	23%	31%
Excess	50%	20%	81%

Consider each column in turn:

• All Black Students (Column 2) ... The first row shows that HBCs enrolled 18 percent of all of the black students who were enrolled in the nation's four year colleges and universities in the Fall 2008 semester. The second row shows that HBCUs conferred 27 percent of the STEM degrees that year. All other things being equal, we would have expected HBCUs to confer 18 percent of the STEM degrees; the additional 9 points represent an excess of 50 percent.
   
• Black Male Students (Column 3) ... The first row shows that HBCs enrolled 19 percent of all of the black male students who were enrolled in the nation's four year colleges and universities in the Fall 2008 semester. But the second row shows that HBCUs conferred 23 percent of the STEM degrees on the nation's black male students that year. All other things being equal, we would have expected HBCUs to confer 19 percent of the STEM degrees on black males; the additional 4 points represent an excess of 20 percent.
   
• Black Female Students (Column 4) ... The first row shows that HBCs enrolled 17 percent of all of the black female students who were enrolled in the nation's four year colleges and universities in the Fall 2008 semester. But the second row shows that HBCUs conferred 31 percent of the STEM degrees that year. All other things being equal, we would have expected HBCUs to confer 17 percent of the STEM degrees on the nations black female students; instead they conferred almost twice as many STEM degrees on black female students, i.e., 31 percent. The additional 14 points represent an HBCU share that is 81 percent larger than we would have expected if the support provided by HBCUs for black female students in STEM programs was no more effective than the support provided by non-HBCUs.

The data presented in Table 1 and 1A suggest that when choosing a college or university,  black students who are interested in careers in STEM fields should consider the productivity of specific colleges and universities before making their selections. Black female students who are interested in STEM should be especially mindful that the support provided for their career aspirations by most (but not all) non-HBCUs will not be anywhere near as effective as the support provided by most (but not all) HBCUs.


B. STEM Productivity of Individual HBCUs
Table 2 (below) displays the STEM productivity of the 86 HBCUs for which IPEDS provides the required data.

• The first 10 columns of Table 2 contain the same kind of data for each HBCU as for the sectors in Table 1. 
• Column (11) shows the percent of all black undergrads in each HBCU who were female.

Note: As of March 2013, there are now 106 HBCUs; 3 are not accredited, so they are not included in the IPEDS databases; 14 are 2-year institutions, and 3 are graduate level institutions (2 medical schools and one divinity school). Therefore the data in this report refers to the performance of the 86 accredited HBCUs that confer bachelors degrees.

Comments About Table 2
The HBCUs in this table are ordered by their overall productivity score in column (8)

• The overall productivity of the HBCUs shown in column (8) ranges from 0, for HBCUs that had no black STEM graduates recorded in the IPEDS database in 2008/2009, up to to 87.4 -- which is more than six times as high as the 13.8 average for all U.S. colleges and universities shown in Table 1.
   
• Top 10 HBCUs ... Public vs Private
  -- Overall productivity in column (8) ... 7 of the top 10 are private HBCUs
  -- Black male productivity in column (9) ... 7 of the top 10 are private HBCUs
  -- Black female productivity in column (10) ... 7 of the top 10 are private HBCUs
   
• The productivity for black males of only 31 HBCUs exceeds the 19.3 national average for black males shown in Table 1. By contrast, the productivity for black females of 54 HBCUs exceeds the 10.6 national average shown in Table 1. In other words, almost twice as many HBCUs offer better educational opportunities for black females in STEM fields than most colleges and universities in the United States. Given that most of the students in most HBCUs are female, as can be seen from Column (11), it is gratifying to see that most HBCUs enjoy a substantial competitive advantage when it comes to educating black female students in STEM.
   
• Finally, the preeminence of Xavier University at the top of the table commands attention. Its overall 87.4, male 66.7, and female 94.5 scores are substantially higher than the corresponding scores of the next three HBCUs. Indeed, its 94.5 female productivity is almost 9 times as high as the 10.6 national score. Hopefully the "secrets" of Xavier's extraordinary success are affordable innovations that can be adopted (with appropriate local modifications) by other HBCUs, thereby enhancing their capacities to provide more effective learning experiences for their own students in STEM courses.

Table 2. Black Bachelors Degree Productivity in STEM Fields for All HBCUs

HBCUs	Black Enroll Fall 2009 (2)	Black Male Enroll Fall 2009 (3)	Black Female Enroll Fall 2009 (4)	Black STEM Degrees 2008/9 (5)	Black Male STEM Degrees 2008/9 (6)	Black Female STEM Degrees 2008/9 (7)	Black STEM Degrees per 1000 Enroll 2008/9 (8)	Black Male STEM Degrees per 1000 Enroll 2008/9 (9)	Black Female STEM Degrees per 1000 Enroll 2008/9 (10)	Percent Female Enroll 2009 (11)
Xavier University of Louisiana	1820	465	1355	159	31	128	87.4	66.7	94.5	74%
Spelman College	2068	0	2068	100	0	100	48.4		48.4	100%
Howard University	3490	1221	2269	166	61	105	47.6	50.0	46.3	65%
Rust College	937	308	629	44	13	31	47.0	42.2	49.3	67%
Tuskegee University	2265	987	1278	92	53	39	40.6	53.7	30.5	56%
Alabama A & M University	4124	1885	2239	165	80	85	40.0	42.4	38.0	54%
Alcorn State University	2425	801	1624	92	29	63	37.9	36.2	38.8	67%
Oakwood University	1625	669	956	55	25	30	33.8	37.4	31.4	59%
Stillman College	934	413	521	30	2	28	32.1	4.8	53.7	56%
Savannah State University	3136	1345	1791	99	40	59	31.6	29.7	32.9	57%
North Carolina A & T State University	7897	3650	4247	248	148	100	31.4	40.5	23.5	54%
Morgan State University	5611	2506	3105	175	88	87	31.2	35.1	28.0	55%
Morehouse College	2672	2672	0	83	83	0	31.1	31.1		0%
South Carolina State University	3927	1801	2126	120	59	61	30.6	32.8	28.7	54%
Dillard University	822	237	585	25	10	15	30.4	42.2	25.6	71%
Prairie View A & M University	5475	2361	3114	165	92	73	30.1	39.0	23.4	57%
Talladega College	565	218	347	17	2	15	30.1	9.2	43.2	61%
Wilberforce University	719	314	405	19	16	3	26.4	51.0	7.4	56%
Johnson C Smith University	1553	614	939	41	19	22	26.4	30.9	23.4	60%
Jackson State University	6260	2290	3970	162	71	91	25.9	31.0	22.9	63%
Hampton University	4506	1603	2903	111	40	71	24.6	25.0	24.5	64%
Southern University and A & M College	6042	2344	3698	146	81	65	24.2	34.6	17.6	61%
Norfolk State University	4970	1823	3147	119	60	59	23.9	32.9	18.7	63%
Texas College	593	350	243	14	6	8	23.6	17.1	32.9	41%
Fisk University	559	158	401	13	3	10	23.3	19.0	24.9	72%
Elizabeth City State University	2325	917	1408	54	20	34	23.2	21.8	24.1	61%
Tougaloo College	861	289	572	19	6	13	22.1	20.8	22.7	66%
Huston-Tillotson University	567	255	312	12	4	8	21.2	15.7	25.6	55%
Alabama State University	4624	1937	2687	97	41	56	21.0	21.2	20.8	58%
Fort Valley State University	2853	1294	1559	56	30	26	19.6	23.2	16.7	55%
Grambling State University	4180	1717	2463	80	34	46	19.1	19.8	18.7	59%
Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University	8894	3757	5137	165	89	76	18.6	23.7	14.8	58%
University of Maryland Eastern Shore	3082	1161	1921	57	31	26	18.5	26.7	13.5	62%
Tennessee State University	5092	1865	3227	94	53	41	18.5	28.4	12.7	63%
Miles College	1596	727	869	29	5	24	18.2	6.9	27.6	54%
Lane College	1970	953	1017	35	16	19	17.8	16.8	18.7	52%
Virginia State University	4167	1620	2547	74	35	39	17.8	21.6	15.3	61%
Texas Southern University	6442	2635	3807	112	41	71	17.4	15.6	18.6	59%
Lincoln University of Pennsylvania	1845	719	1126	32	10	22	17.3	13.9	19.5	61%
Clark Atlanta University	2997	830	2167	51	13	38	17.0	15.7	17.5	72%
Bennett College for Women	660	0	660	11	0	11	16.7		16.7	100%
Philander Smith College	557	205	352	9	3	6	16.2	14.6	17.0	63%
Claflin University	1565	481	1084	25	5	20	16.0	10.4	18.5	69%
University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff	3195	1336	1859	50	29	21	15.6	21.7	11.3	58%
North Carolina Central University	4785	1628	3157	73	30	43	15.3	18.4	13.6	66%
Kentucky State University	1456	677	779	22	9	13	15.1	13.3	16.7	54%
Benedict College	2833	1406	1427	42	16	26	14.8	11.4	18.2	50%
Voorhees College	542	225	317	8	1	7	14.8	4.4	22.1	58%
Morris College	918	388	530	13	4	9	14.2	10.3	17.0	58%
University of the Virgin Islands	1563	402	1161	21	8	13	13.4	19.9	11.2	74%
Allen University	602	273	329	8	4	4	13.3	14.7	12.2	55%
Virginia Union University	1092	526	566	14	1	13	12.8	1.9	23.0	52%
Albany State University	3451	1162	2289	44	18	26	12.7	15.5	11.4	66%
Winston-Salem State University	4924	1524	3400	61	27	34	12.4	17.7	10.0	69%
Jarvis Christian College	657	287	370	8	3	5	12.2	10.5	13.5	56%
Edward Waters College	767	407	360	9	6	3	11.7	14.7	8.3	47%
Le Moyne-Owen College	688	235	453	8	4	4	11.6	17.0	8.8	66%
Wiley College	880	302	578	10	4	6	11.4	13.2	10.4	66%
Saint Augustines College	1312	689	623	14	11	3	10.7	16.0	4.8	47%
Southern University at New Orleans	2319	673	1646	24	8	16	10.3	11.9	9.7	71%
Mississippi Valley State University	2325	842	1483	23	3	20	9.9	3.6	13.5	64%
Bluefield State College	212	73	139	2	1	1	9.4	13.7	7.2	66%
Langston University	2047	893	1154	19	7	12	9.3	7.8	10.4	56%
Fayetteville State University	3883	1225	2658	36	17	19	9.3	13.9	7.1	68%
Lincoln University	1103	513	590	10	4	6	9.1	7.8	10.2	53%
Shaw University	2130	785	1345	19	9	10	8.9	11.5	7.4	63%
Florida Memorial University	1471	560	911	13	6	7	8.8	10.7	7.7	62%
Bowie State University	3748	1378	2370	33	14	19	8.8	10.2	8.0	63%
Paine College	816	250	566	7	2	5	8.6	8.0	8.8	69%
Bethune-Cookman University	3292	1292	2000	28	10	18	8.5	7.7	9.0	61%
University of the District of Columbia	3478	1307	2171	29	21	8	8.3	16.1	3.7	62%
Livingstone College	967	570	397	8	5	3	8.3	8.8	7.6	41%
Cheyney University of Pennsylvania	1224	546	678	10	2	8	8.2	3.7	11.8	55%
Delaware State University	2401	940	1461	19	8	11	7.9	8.5	7.5	61%
Paul Quinn College	387	172	215	3	2	1	7.8	11.6	4.7	56%
Central State University	2001	1001	1000	14	5	9	7.0	5.0	9.0	50%
Saint Pauls College	612	322	290	4	1	3	6.5	3.1	10.3	47%
West Virginia State University	442	243	199	1	1	0	2.3	4.1	0.0	45%
Coppin State University	2789	576	2213	5	1	4	1.8	1.7	1.8	79%
Harris-Stowe State University	1638	517	1121	0	0	0	0.0	0.0	0.0	68%
American Baptist College	99	66	33				0.0	0.0	0.0	33%
Arkansas Baptist College	608	389	219				0.0	0.0	0.0	36%
Concordia College Selma	506	268	238				0.0	0.0	0.0	47%
Selma University	2336	921	1415	0	0	0	0.0	0.0	0.0	61%
Southwestern Christian College	186	112	74				0.0	0.0	0.0	40%
Virginia University of Lynchburg	161	71	90				0.0	0.0	0.0	56%
All HBCUs	202118	80369	121749	4184	1850	2334	20.7	23.0	19.2	60%

Source = IPEDS Data Center ... Retrieve the data from the saved sessions with with "Shortcuts" ... All HBCUs = "Guest_66182241611"

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Related Notes:

• HBCUs Produce the Most Black Alums Who Receive Doctorates in Science and Engineering ... June 2013 
• Average Graduation Rates of Public HBCUs ... May 2013
• HBCU Enrollments ... May 2013
• Graduation Rates of HBCUs -- Public & Private by States ... May 2013
• Tools for Finding the Best College or University -- For You!!! ... April 2013 
• The White Man's Trick Bag ... October 2011 
• The Best HBCUs in STEM ... November 2010