Posted on: 26 May 2026
Tuskegee University enrolled 42 students exclusively online in the 2024-2025 academic year, up from 27 the prior year. That is a 56 percent year-over-year jump, but the absolute number remains small relative to peer HBCU online programs. At Hampton, the exclusively-online population sits above 540 students. At Florida A&M, the online graduate footprint operates at […]
Posted on: 26 May 2026
In Spring 2026, Florida A&M University’s College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences celebrated the graduation of “The Great Eight,” the largest Doctor of Public Health cohort in the 30-year history of its Institute of Public Health. The announcement reflects a broader institutional trajectory: FAMU, the first HBCU to offer an MPH degree fully online, has […]
Posted on: 26 May 2026
The HBCU that produces the most Black engineers in the United States has been offering accredited online degree programs since before 2002, but most adult learners considering an HBCU online credential do not associate North Carolina A&T with the online learning space. The institution’s public profile centers on its on-campus engineering reputation and its position […]
Posted on: 26 May 2026
Can you complete a CCNE-accredited BSN at an HBCU for substantially less than peer private universities charge? At Hampton University, the answer is yes, and the price differential is striking enough to warrant a closer look. Hampton’s graduate tuition runs $13,776 per year compared with $39,178 at peer HBCU Howard University, and the institution’s baccalaureate […]
Posted on: 26 May 2026
Howard University’s online program portfolio is newer than most schools in the College Transitions canon. The flagship undergraduate degree completion track in Human Development launched in Fall 2024. The Interdisciplinary Leadership Studies degree completion track is launching Fall 2026. The Online PharmD Pathway arrives Fall 2026. Howard is building an online presence quickly, but it […]
Posted on: 15 May 2026
Historically Black Colleges and Universities make up approximately 3 percent of U.S. colleges, yet they produce nearly 20 percent of all Black college graduates and 27 percent of Black STEM graduates. United Negro College Fund data indicates HBCU graduates earn approximately 56 percent more in lifetime income than peers from non-HBCU institutions, and a 2023 […]
Posted on: 13 Feb 2026
The modern education landscape is complex — there are online classes, traditional classrooms and a mix of both. Digital tools and technologies for learning make the process more convenient and flexible. On the other hand, in-person classes offer unmatched intimacy and structure. As parents, it can be difficult to choose between the two, especially with […]
Posted on: 13 Jan 2026
For decades, education occurred within traditional classroom settings. Today, technological advancements enable children to access quality education remotely. Virtual schools provide families with personalized and flexible learning solutions for their children. Know which online schools have the highest parent satisfaction ratings to help prepare your child for a successful future. Methodology for Choosing Online Schools […]