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Many historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) are experiencing significant enrollment growth, contrasting with the limited expansion at Ivy League and similar institutions due to space and cost constraints. Between 2019 and 2024, about two dozen HBCUs saw double-digit percentage increases in undergraduate enrollment, with some schools like North Carolina A&T expanding by around 13%. These schools are leveraging increased applications and funding, including significant philanthropic support, to expand facilities, improve programs, and attract more students, emphasizing their role in providing accessible opportunities for social mobility and workforce readiness.
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