The My HBCU Matter Scholars Cohort is a multi-industry focused immersive educational experience for HBCU Undergraduate & Graduate level students which provides personal, academic, and professional development, industry training, and networking; supported by our partners. Students & Partners, Scholar Alumni, will have year around engagement via virtual learning sessions and in-person activations at the multiple events.
The selection criteria for the HBCU Scholars were created via our Scholar Rubric.
-Recommendation from Dean/Director/Professor
-Matriculated from our Future of HBCUs Matter Scholar Academy Program (Not Required)
-Must be a Undergraduate or Graduate Student at a HBCU
-Actively looking for an internship/employment
-Complete the HBCU Scholar Application
-Complete the Professional Development Intensive Sessions
-Scholars are required to meet 2x a week (If you have a conflict you must submit the absence request form.
-Must Attend On Campus Academic Support 2x a Week
-Required to attend in person events.
-Scholars must sign Scholar Program Agreement
-Maintain an upstanding image on social media and in-person.
-Be a advocate and change agent for HBCUs
The Future of HBCUs Scholars Academy is an immersive educational experience for 9th-12th Grade Students who have interest in attending an HBCU. High School Scholars learn about college, are provided SAT/ACT enrichment, connected with collegiate and alumni mentors. Our program excels by implementing a comprehensive, multi-faceted program that includes a blend of in-person and online learning, regular academic support services, and a variety of educational resources as we support students and their families gain admission into college and develop their academic persistence. The Scholar Academic Achievement Plan will be based upon the students past, current academic ability, school transition assessment, and career focus.
he selection criteria for the High School Scholars were created via our High School Scholar Rubric.
-School District Partnership and or Direct Recommendation from High School Counselor or Teacher
-Attend Title I High School, or live in a Low-Income Community
-Must be within 9th-12th Grade
-Actively interested in attending an HBCU
-Complete the High School Scholar Application
-Complete the College Readiness Development Intensive Sessions
-Maintain an upstanding image on social media and in-person.
-Be a advocate and change agent for HBCUs
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