Black College Students - College Prep
Academic resources for the advancement of minority students into College.
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African American Scholarships
1. Minority Student Scholarships
2. Blackstudents.com (scholarship site)
3. Find Black Scholarship Websites Online
4. African American Scholarships and Fellowships
5. FastWeb.com - Scholarship Directory
Black Books on Scholarships, College, & Education
01. Black Student Scholarships
02. African Americans and Financial Aid
03. Black Education
04. Historically Black Colleges
05. Black College Students
View this complete listing of Black Education Websites and Resources for Students of Color, featured on the Mahogany Momma Zine.
Mahogany Momma Web Guide #8
The doors we open for our children today determine the types of opportunities we make available to them tomorrow…
The College In And Out edition of Mahogany Momma is all about how to get more of our children into College.
In order for more black students to excel, more black parents have to understand that today’s Bachelors degree is equivalent to yesterday’s high school diploma. In other words, if you want your child to have access to better careers and a better way of life tomorrow, then planning for college is something you should have started yesterday. The truth is that it’s never too early to start the college preparation process because it involves more than simply starting a college fund. You need to know how to successfully build your child’s academic resume so that he/she can realistically apply, attend, and graduate from college. The key is to get your child on the right academic path at the right time and that is what the College In and Out issue of Mahogany Momma is all about. From exploring College Prep Programs to learning College Life Skills, this special edition of Mahogany Momma outlines the types of information and resources that Parents of Color and Minority Students need to be aware of if they are interested in learning more about college.
Featured topics:
- College Focused Time line for students from Junior High to High School Graduation
- Online College Preparation Websites for Black Students
- Black College Life Resources
- Black College Tours
- Whereto Research Historically Black Colleges: HBCUs
- Minority Scholarship Sites and listings
- Pre-College Programs for Black Students
- An extensive listing Black College Life resources and books
- Black Students Scholarships, blackstudents.blacknews.com
- Diverse Issues In Higher Education, www.diverseeducation.com
- A Better Today Brings a Brighter Tomorrow, www.msoyonline.com/abtabt
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Mahogany Momma Web Guides
LaShanda Henry presents her original series of web guides for African American Moms / Mothers of Color. These interactive e-books contain information about some of the best online AND offline content for Mahogany moms. http://mom.msoyonline.com
Here are a series of articles and resources for black parents interested in making this year a great academic year for their kids. For those interested in getting a head start on college or filling out applications and getting scholarships, please read the info about the College In and Out Guide for minority students.
- Mahogany Momma's Back To School Blog Posts
Check out my Black Parenting Blogs Back To School Section, with posts specific to Black Education and Students of Color from toddlers to teens. - College In And Out, Mahogany Momma Web Guide #8
This College Guide for Students of Color includes a College Focused Timeline for students from Junior High to High School Graduation,with an extensive listing Black College Life resources, books, sites & more. - Black Parents Regain Control of their Children's Education
Homeschooling, Charter Schools, and Beyond Black Parents Regain Control over their Children’s Education - Black Youth Benefit from Afterschool Programs
If we're really go to talk about Back to School then let's talk about what we do with the kids After School. Whether it be on the weekends or during the week, every parent wants to make sure their kids are being looked after and that their academics are on point. Furthermore, everyone wants to find the best child-friendly, low-cost no-cost programs.
Each One Teach One
lhenry [founder of blackmomsclub]
Call Me Mister
This is a program to help answer the current shortage of black males in the teaching profession. There are 10 colleges participating in this program.
www.callmemister.clemson.edu/
To learn more about other College Programs and Scholarships for Black Students review Mahogany Momma's College In and Out Guide for Students of Color.
