Why do we still have these? Ok. A) The 'Industry' of "college" demand more and more universities and colleges, but virtually every college has exceeded quotas or demographics trying to reach and create a comfortable environment for AA students.
HOCUS were developed in a time of true deviciveness. But they have been critically underfunded, allowing the most marginal of marginal student (in some other post i will argue less than 40% of any population needs a college degree, but I digress) and these colleges and universities are not paying at a good enough rate to get top quality professors. Maybe a better way to discuss this is that the students in HBCUs are not getting g the same education as many div 1AA schools, and B) way too many colleges giving nothing degrees to people who couldn't graduate from a big state school. I know I'm starting a thread about something very complex, but HBCUs time is over, imo, and I'd rather see state schools denying g foreigners and out of state over typical HBCU students.
Bourbon post, I may never re-read this, but as of now, my straw man is built with pine needles.
HOCUS were developed in a time of true deviciveness. But they have been critically underfunded, allowing the most marginal of marginal student (in some other post i will argue less than 40% of any population needs a college degree, but I digress) and these colleges and universities are not paying at a good enough rate to get top quality professors. Maybe a better way to discuss this is that the students in HBCUs are not getting g the same education as many div 1AA schools, and B) way too many colleges giving nothing degrees to people who couldn't graduate from a big state school. I know I'm starting a thread about something very complex, but HBCUs time is over, imo, and I'd rather see state schools denying g foreigners and out of state over typical HBCU students.
Bourbon post, I may never re-read this, but as of now, my straw man is built with pine needles.