There are currently 106 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) in the United States, attended by hundreds of thousands of students. These schools, which include public and private institutions, were created before the year 1964 to help educate African American students when they were not allowed to enroll into other schools. Today, they still serve a major role in educating African American students and other students of various ethnic backgrounds.
Here is a listing of all the HBCUs in the country: