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California Community Colleges Transfer Guarantee Pathway to 

Historically Black Colleges & Universities

Hi, Students!

Our team is here to help you whether you are just beginning to explore your transfer pathway options or have made plans to attend one of our partner HBCUs, by streamlining your degree completion at a leading institution.

Hi, Counselors!

We have the tools you need to support your students on their pathways to transferring from your California Community College to one of our partner HBCUs.

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Our program guarantees admission
to partner Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs)

Transfer Advantages:

  • Acceptance of completed transfer-level community college courses

  • A free single application for up to four participating partner HBCU institutions

  • A simplified transfer process

  • Priority consideration for housing when application submitted by the posted deadline

  • Consideration for transfer scholarships if you have a 3.2 or higher grade point average (based on funding availability)

  • Pre-admission advisement

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Home: Benefits

What's the biggest benefit of attending an HBCU?

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Definitely that one-on-one time. You get an opportunity to really express yourself to these teachers… It’s a certain feeling at a black college… They want to see you succeed. You realize you’re a lot smarter than you thought.

- Charles Keys, Tuskegee University

Improve Your Future

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Who is Welcome

HBCUs were established primarily to serve the higher education needs of the Black community, however, they are open to students of all ethnicities. Most HBCUs are located in the South and on the East Coast. They award bachelor’s degrees in many fields and many award master and doctorate degrees.

What is an HBCU?

There are just over 100 HBCUs recognized by the US Dept. of Education that include public, private, denominational, liberal arts, land-grant, independent university systems, single-gender serving, researched-based that award Bachelor’s Degrees, Graduate/Masters/Professional Degrees, and Doctoral Degrees offering competitive tuition rates.  

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The majority of classes at HBCUs are smaller and are taught by professors rather than teaching assistants, in a nurturing and supportive environment.

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HBCU Success By the Numbers 

Black Professional who Attended an HBCU:

 

40% of Members of Congress

12.5% of CEOs

40% of Engineers

50% of Professors at Non-HBCUs Institutions

50% of Lawyers

80% of Judges

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