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Belinda Roman; Camille Langston
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Digital Commons at St. Mary's University
Publication Date
Spring 2025
Keywords
HBCUs; HSIs; Liberal arts school; Higher education; Return on Investment
Description
Research question
Do HBCUs and HSIs liberal arts provide higher returns on investments than Non-Minority Serving liberal arts institutions for students?
Uniqueness of HBCUs and HSIs
Historically Black Universities and Colleges
• Must be founded before 1964
• Provide educational opportunities for Black Americans
• Strong ties to Black culture and history
• Focus on community service and leadership development
Hispanic-Serving Institutions
• At least 25% of the student body is Hispanic or Latino
• Incorporate culturally relevant curriculum and support services
• Committed to making higher education accessible to Hispanic students
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1 page
City
San Antonio, Texas
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