Education

2010 America’s Best Historically Black Colleges and Universities

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16 years ago

April 14, 2010

Best Historically Black Colleges Howard University

Founders Library, Howard University, Washington DC, August 16, 2017 Photo by Derek E. Morton (CC BY-SA 4.0 | https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Howard_University_Washington_DC_-_Founders_Library.jpg)

Each year US News: America’s Best Colleges, presents its list of the best Historically Black college’s and universities in the country by doing an intensive and comprehensive study on schools private and public.

Best Historically Black Colleges

Here are the Top 10 HBCU’s.

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1. Spelman College (all women institution)
2. Howard University
3. Morehouse College (all male institution)
4. Fisk University
5. Xavier University of Louisiana
6. Hampton University (tie)
6. Tuskegee University (tie)
8. Clafin University
9. Dillard University
10. North Carolina Central University

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