Explore Historically Black Colleges and Universities
Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have been shaping leaders, advancing educational equity, and building community for more than 150 years. Established primarily to serve Black students when access to higher education was denied elsewhere, HBCUs continue to produce graduates who lead across industries, public service, medicine, education, business, and the arts.
Below you will find a complete list of all accredited HBCUs in the United States, with direct links to each institution’s official website.
Whether you are exploring college options, supporting a student, or simply learning more about HBCUs, this page is designed to help you navigate your next steps and have access to all of the HBCU opportunities in one place.
HBCU Quick Facts
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There are currently 100+ accredited HBCUs in the United States.
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HBCUs are located across 19 states, Washington, D.C., and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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HBCUs produce a significant percentage of Black professionals in STEM, law, medicine, and education.
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HBCUs enroll students of all racial and ethnic backgrounds.
List of Accredited HBCUs
This is a comprehensive directory of active, accredited Historically Black Colleges and Universities recognized by the U.S. Department of Education, organized alphabetically by state.
How to Use This List:
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Visit each school’s website to explore majors and admissions requirements.
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Review scholarship and financial aid options.
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Consider campus size, location, and student life.
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Connect with alumni or current students when possible. Attending Mile High HBCU Weekend Inc. events are a great way to meet local HBCU alumni!
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