HBCU Alumni Are Thriving At Higher Rates Than Peers, Landmark New Survey Finds

New Landmark Study Reveals HBCU Graduates Thrive Long After College—And The Data Proves Why

Source: Paras Griffin / Getty The Thurgood Marshall College Fund’s (TMCF) Dr. N. Joyce Payne Research Center has unveiled what is being hailed as the largest and most comprehensive “Proof Of Promise” study ever conducted on historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) alumni, and the findings paint a powerful picture of the long-term impact of an HBCU education. In partnership with Gallup, the Payne Research Center released Part One of “…

HBCU Alumni Are Thriving At Higher Rates Than Peers, Landmark New Survey Finds

Attending HBCUs provides meaningful experiences for students and significantly improves their life outcomes after graduation. Those are the takeaways from a landmark survey shared with Blavity that polled alumni from dozens of Black schools, affirming the benefits of attending HBCUs at a time when these institutions are under scrutiny. New survey documents professional success, personal satisfaction of HBCU alumni On Friday, an invitation-only c…

New national study confirms HBCUs deliver exceptional outcomes for graduates, according to landmark research from the Dr. N. Joyce Payne Research Center and Gallup

'Proof of Promise” reveals HBCU alumni outperform national benchmarks in thriving, workplace engagement, belonging and alumni advocacy - with a 24-point well-being advantage over...

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The HBCU Campaign Fund (HCF) extends its deepest appreciation to Dr. Charlie Nelms for his extraordinary philanthropy, visionary leadership, and unwavering commitment to advancing Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). As a dedicated supporter and investor in HCF, Dr. Nelms continues to demonstrate his belief in the power of collective action, advocacy, and philanthropy to strengthen the institutions that have served as pathways o…