Getting a college or graduate degree is a challenge for everybody. The work, the classes, the uncertainty, the money—it all adds up. Minority students can sometimes face additional challenges. Many educators recognize the unique obstacles facing them and have created programs to guide them into and through their undergraduate and graduate education. In the articles below, we address the educational topics specific to minority students to show you the breadth of financial, cultural, and individual support that is available to you. It is up to you to take advantage of it.

College

• Financial Aid
  Provides information and guidance during what is often an intimidating and discouraging process.
• Private Scholarships
  There's a lot of money out there, but you have to organize yourself to get it.
• Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs)
  Discover the unique experience and education HBCUs provide.
• Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSIs)
  Discover the advantages of an education at an HSI.
• Minority Recruitment
  Universities are reaching out to minorities in new ways. Here's how you can benefit.
• Affirmative Action Supreme Court Ruling
  The University of Michigan decision was a huge news item. But what changed for you?

Business Community

• Minority Recruitment Efforts
  Business schools and organizations are making a larger effort to bring more minorities into MBA programs. Here's how you can connect with them.
• Financial Aid & Scholarships
  Your MBA will cost more than your undergrad degree, so make every dollar count.