Scholars will be introduced to the course rudiments: Self- Discovery, Legacy Creation, Self-Application as well as learn about the history of HBCUs.

Scholars will complete the second module to better understand who attends HBCUs and why. An exploration of those in and beyond the African Diaspora at various HBCUs.

 Scholars learn about networking and social capital at an HBCU, recognizing opportunities for self-discovery, discussing how to build both, and why it’s important.

Scholars will learn about the African philosophy, Ubuntu as well as explore their legacy and their role in legacy creation, recognizing opportunities to build both in- and outside of the classroom.

Leaning into self-application, Scholars will be granted exposure to famous and phenomenal HBCU graduates in various professions, to better understand the journey from high school to college.

Scholars will hear from HBCU students and/or recent alumni about HBCU life (pre- and post-Corona campus life experiences).

Scholars will discover their best fit HBCU(s) by exploring major offerings and specialty programs.

 Scholars will have the chance to interact with professionals in the HBCU admissions of their choice, empowered to curate their collegiate experience.

Scholars will learn how to find scholarships, construct scholarship essays, obtain recommendation letters, AND meet their HBCU Financial Aid Expert (H-FAE)