By The Best Schools Staff
Black undergraduate enrollment increased significantly from 2000-2010, but declined over the last decade. For schools, encouraging Black enrollment means providing additional resources to combat systemic disadvantages Black students face. These include social clubs, organizations, and career-oriented assistance programs. Black students can also network with alumni, explore opportunities for employment, and find funding to further their education.
Resources for Black college students and alumni offer assistance, support, and networking opportunities across professions and vocations. Online, hybrid, and on-campus enrollees can all explore student groups, alumni associations, and career development offices. Some institutions even have dedicated offices that provide resources specifically for minority students.