2021 enrollment of Black men at HBCUs is at its lowest since 1976, dropping from 38% to 25%.

Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) are experiencing the lowest enrollment of Black men since 1976, with their share dropping from 38% to about 25%. This trend reflects a broader decline in Black male enrollment across all colleges. Factors contributing to this issue include societal events and changing perceptions of HBCUs. The imbalance affects campus diversity and graduation rates, raising concerns about future community impacts, as Black women continue to succeed academically.

October 28, 2024
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