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LIST OF HISTORICALLY BLACK COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES 4900 Meridian (256) St, Normal, 4-year, Alabama A & M University 372- www.aamu.edu/ Alabama Public 5000 35762 915 S Jackson Street, (334) 4-year, Alabama State University Montgomery, 229- www.alasu.edu Public Alabama 4400 36101-0271 504 College (229) 4-year, Albany State University Dr., Albany, 430- www.asurams.edu/ Public Georgia 31705 4600 1000 ASU Dr Ste 359, (601) 4-year, Alcorn State University Alcorn State, 877- www.alcorn.edu Public Mississippi 6100 39096-7500 1530 Harden Street, (803) 4-year, Allen University Columbia, 254- allenuniversity.edu Private South Carolina 4165 29204 1621 Dr. Martin Luther (501) King Drive, 4-year, Arkansas Baptist College 370- www.arkansasbaptist.edu Little Rock, Private 4000 Arkansas 72202-6099 1600 Harden Street, (803) 4-year, Benedict College Columbia, 256- www.benedict.edu Private South Carolina 4220 29204-1086 900 E Washington (336) St, 4-year, Bennett College for Women 517- www.bennett.edu Greensboro, Private 2100 North Carolina 27401-3239 640 Dr Mary McLeod (386) Bethune Blvd, 4-year, Bethune-Cookman University 481- www.cookman.edu Daytona Private 2000 Beach, Florida 32114-3099 351 North Broad Street, (251) 2-year, Bishop State Community College Mobile, 405- www.bishop.edu Public Alabama 7000 36603-5898 219 Rock St, (304) 4-year, Bluefield State College Bluefield, West 327- www.bluefieldstate.edu Public Virginia 24701 4000 14000 Jericho Park Rd, (301) 4-year, Bowie State University Bowie, 860- www.bowiestate.edu Public Maryland 4000 20715-9465 1400 Brush Row Rd, (937) 4-year, Central State University Wilberforce, 376- www.centralstate.edu Public Ohio 45384- 6011 1004 1837 University (610) Circle, 4-year, Cheyney University of Pennsylvania 399- www.cheyney.edu Cheyney, Public 2000 Pennsylvania 19319-0200 400 Magnolia Street, (803) 4-year, Claflin University Orangeburg, 535- www.claflin.edu Private South Carolina 5000 29115-4498 223 James P Brawley Drive, (404) 4-year, Clark Atlanta University S.W., Atlanta, 880- www.cau.edu Private Georgia 8000 30314-4391 1029 Crawford (803) Rd, Rock Hill, 2-year, Clinton Junior College 327- www.clintonjuniorcollege.edu South Carolina Private 7402 29730 3240 Friars Point Rd, (662) 2-year, Coahoma Community College Clarksdale, 627- www.coahomacc.edu Public Mississippi 2571 38614 1804 Green (334) St, Selma, 4-year, Concordia College-Selma 526- www.concordiaselma.edu Alabama Private 9141 36701 2500 West North Avenue, (410) 4-year, Coppin State University Baltimore, 951- www.coppin.edu Public Maryland 3000 21216-3698 1200 N. Dupont (302) Highway, 4-year, Delaware State University 857- www.desu.edu Dover, Public 6060 Delaware 19901 1126 Solomon Blatt Blvd, (803) 2-year, Denmark Technical College Denmark, 793- www.denmarktech.edu Public South Carolina 5100 29042 2601 Gentilly Blvd, New (504) 4-year, Dillard University Orleans, 816- www.dillard.edu Private Louisiana 4640 70122 1658 Kings (904) Rd, 4-year, Edward Waters College 470- www.ewc.edu Jacksonville, Private 8000 Florida 32209 1704 Weeksville Rd, (252) 4-year, Elizabeth City State University Elizabeth City, 335- www.ecsu.edu Public North Carolina 3400 27909 1200 Murchison Rd, (910) 4-year, Fayetteville State University Fayetteville, 672- www.uncfsu.edu Public North Carolina 1111 28301-4298 1000 17th Ave North, (615) 4-year, Fisk University Nashville, 329- www.fisk.edu Private Tennessee 8500 37208-4501 (850) Florida Agricultural and Mechanical Tallahassee, 4-year, 599- www.famu.edu University Florida 32307 Public 3000 15800 NW 42 Avenue, Miami (305) 4-year, Florida Memorial University Gardens, 626- www.fmuniv.edu Private Florida 33054- 3600 6199 1005 State University Dr, (478) 4-year, Fort Valley State University Fort Valley, 825- www.fvsu.edu Public Georgia 6211 31030-4313 1001 George Wallace Dr, (256) 2-year, Gadsden State Community College Gadsden, 549- www.gadsdenstate.edu Public Alabama 8200 35903 403 Main Street, (318) 4-year, Grambling State University Grambling, 247- www.gram.edu Public Louisiana 3811 71245 H Councill Trenholm State Technical 1225 Air Base (334) www.trenholmstate.edu 2-year, College Blvd, 420- Public Montgomery, 4200 Alabama 36108-3199 Hampton, (757) 4-year, Hampton University Virginia 727- www.hamptonu.edu Private 23668-0099 5000 3026 Laclede (314) Ave, Saint 4-year, Harris-Stowe State University 340- www.hssu.edu Louis, Missouri Public 3366 63103-2136 34175 Highway 18, (601) 2-year, Hinds Community College-Utica Utica, 857- www.hindscc.edu Public Mississippi 5261 39175 2400 Sixth St NW, (202) Washington, 4-year, Howard University 806- www.howard.edu District of Private 6100 Columbia 20059-0001 900 Chicon St, (512) 4-year, Huston-Tillotson University Austin, Texas 505- www.htu.edu Private 78702-2795 3000 700 Martin Luther King Jr (404) 4-year, Interdenominational Theological Center Dr, Atlanta, 527- www.itc.edu Private Georgia 7700 30314-4143 3421 Meridian St N, (256) 2-year, J F Drake State Technical College Huntsville, 539- www.drakestate.edu Public Alabama 8161 35811 1440 J R Lynch St, (601) 4-year, Jackson State University Jackson, 979- www.jsums.edu Public Mississippi 2121 39217 Hwy 80 E, (903) Hawkins, 4-year, Jarvis Christian College 769- www.jarvis.edu Texas 75765- Private 5700 1470 100 Beatties Ford Road, (704) 4-year, Johnson C Smith University Charlotte, 378- www.jcsu.edu Private North Carolina 1000 28216-5398 400 East Main (502) Street, 4-year, Kentucky State University 597- www.kysu.edu Frankfort, Public 6000 Kentucky 40601-2355 545 Lane Ave, (731) Jackson, 4-year, Lane College 426- www.lanecollege.edu Tennessee Private 7500 38301-4598 102 Page Hall, (405) Langston, 4-year, Langston University 466- www.lunet.edu Oklahoma Public 3428 73050 3060 Wilson Rd SW, (205) Lawson State Community College- 2-year, Birmingham, 925- www.lawsonstate.edu Birmingham Campus Public Alabama 2515 35221-1717 807 Walker (901) Ave, Memphis, 4-year, Le Moyne-Owen College 435- www.loc.edu Tennessee Private 1000 38126-6595 820 Chestnut Street, (573) 4-year, Lincoln University Jefferson City, 681- www.lincolnu.edu/pages/1.asp Public Missouri 5000 65101 1570 Baltimore (484) Pike, Lincoln 4-year, Lincoln University of Pennsylvania 365- www.lincoln.edu University, Public 8000 Pennsylvania 19352-0999 701 W Monroe (704) St, Salisbury, 4-year, Livingstone College 216- www.livingstone.edu North Carolina Private 6000 28144 1005 DB TODD BLVD, (615) 4-year, Meharry Medical College NASHVILLE, 327- www.mmc.edu Private Tennessee 6111 37208 5500 Myron (205) Massey Blvd, 929- 4-year, Miles College Fairfield, www.miles.edu 1000 Private Alabama x1645 35064-2621 14000 Highway 82 (662) West, Itta 4-year, Mississippi Valley State University 254- www.mvsu.edu Bena, Public 9041 Mississippi 38941-1400 830 Westview (404) Dr SW, 4-year, Morehouse College 681- www.morehouse.edu Atlanta, Private 2800 Georgia 30314 720 Westview Dr SW, (404) 4-year, Morehouse School of Medicine Atlanta, 752- www.msm.edu Private Georgia 1500 30310-1495 1700 East Cold Spring (443) Lane, 4-year, Morgan State University 885- www.morgan.edu Baltimore, Public 3333 Maryland 21251-0001 100 West College Street, (803) 4-year, Morris College Sumter, South 934- www.morris.edu Private Carolina 3200 29150-3599 700 Park Ave, (757) Norfolk, 4-year, Norfolk State University 823- www.nsu.edu Virginia Public 8600 23504-8000 1601 E Market St, (336) 4-year, North Carolina A & T State University Greensboro, 334- www.ncat.edu Public North Carolina 7500 27411 1801 Fayetteville (919) Street, 4-year, North Carolina Central University 530- www.nccu.edu Durham, North Public 6100 Carolina 27707 7000 Adventist Blvd NW, (256) 4-year, Oakwood University Huntsville, 726- www.oakwood.edu Private Alabama 7000 35896 1235 15th St, (706) Augusta, 4-year, Paine College 821- www.paine.edu Georgia Private 8200 30901-3182 3837 Simpson (214) Stuart Rd, 4-year, Paul Quinn College 379- www.pqc.edu Dallas, Texas Private 5577 75241 900 W. Daisy Bates Drive, (501) 4-year, Philander Smith College Little Rock, 375- www.philander.edu Private Arkansas 9845 72202-3799 FM 1098 Road (936) & University 4-year, Prairie View A & M University 261- www.pvamu.edu Drive, Prairie Public 3311 View, Texas 77446 150 Rust Ave, (601) Holly Springs, 4-year, Rust College 252- www.rustcollege.edu Mississippi Private 8000 38635 1315 Oakwood (919) Avenue, 4-year, Saint Augustines College 516- www.st-aug.edu Raleigh, North Private 4000 Carolina 27610-2298 115 College (434) Drive, 4-year, Saint Pauls College 848- www.saintpauls.edu Lawrenceville, Private 3111 Virginia 23868 3219 College Street, (912) 4-year, Savannah State University Savannah, 358- www.savannahstate.edu/ Public Georgia 4778 31404-5310 1501 Lapsley St, Dinkins (334) 4-year, Selma University Hall, Selma, 872- selmauniversity.org Private Alabama 2533 36701 118 East South Street, (919) 4-year, Shaw University Raleigh, North 546- www.shawu.edu Private Carolina 8200 27601 9500 Old Greensboro (205) Rd, 2-year, Shelton State Community College 391- www.sheltonstate.edu Tuscaloosa, Public 2211 Alabama 35405-8522 300 College St NE, (803) 4-year, South Carolina State University Orangeburg, 536- www.scsu.edu Public South Carolina 7000 29117-0001 Southern Branch Post (225) Office, Baton 4-year, Southern University and A & M College 771- www.subr.edu Rouge, Public 4500 Louisiana 70813 6400 Press Drive, New (504) 4-year, Southern University at New Orleans Orleans, 286- www.suno.edu Public Louisiana 5000 70126 Southern University at Shreveport 3050 Martin (318) www.susla.edu 2-year, Luther King 670-
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