AUC struggling a bit. (pay, average, top 10)

[Mutiny77]

Originally Posted by 0nyxStation

Yes and green marine understood me quite well Mutiny. You wont, we are too different.

No he didn't; he asked the same question the rest of us did:

Originally Posted by green_mariner

What does endowments and liberals have to do with this?

Can you simply explain what it is you're getting at? I don't know why you're being so clandestine about the whole thing.

[0nyxStation]

Originally Posted by Mutiny77

No he didn't; he asked the same question the rest of us did:
Can you simply explain what it is you're getting at? I don't know why you're being so clandestine about the whole thing.

No. I do support HBCUs

[Mutiny77]

Originally Posted by 0nyxStation

No. I do support HBCUs

Weird.

[Othello Is Here]

Originally Posted by MikeHonchoATL

HBCUs may be more in danger of closing than other schools - Business Insider

HBCU graduates don't support HBCUs enough. Do they not value their experience there and regret their decision to limit themselves there or did their college experience fail to open lucrative careers which would allow them to give back?

Are ypu aware that the only black American Billionaires have ALL gone to HBCU's?That includes Oprah?
They must have gotten enough of a good education to become so wealthy.

[Othello Is Here]

Originally Posted by 0nyxStation

I have been in the area, but I have never been on any of the campuses. I have seen some of the school gatherings from MLK when driving through.
I think what rubs me the wrong way about the AUC is the endowment numbers from wiki
$66.7 million Clark
$130 million Morehouse
$367 million Spelman

Maybe these numbers are wrong, but I have a strong feeling these donations come from liberal supporters.
Say these numbers are correct, the math says Clark only gets 11.88 % of all the endowment going to the AUC in total. Even with Clark being the bigger school of the AUC.

Morehouse and Spelman are considered "legacy schools".They have long been schools that have strong support from their allumnus as well as wealthy African Americans that often give to these schools they have never been to.

Spelman and Morehouse are no different than other mainstream colleges that receive resources from liberal as well as other sources.
Coca Cola foundation for example has given lots of money to many of the schools.

[0nyxStation]

Originally Posted by Othello Is Here

Morehouse and Spelman are considered "legacy schools".They have long been schools that have strong support from their allumnus as well as wealthy African Americans that often give to these schools they have never been to.

Spelman and Morehouse are no different than other mainstream colleges that receive resources from liberal as well as other sources.
Coca Cola foundation for example has given lots of money to many of the schools.

Yep, just as I thought. My assumption rings true. Thanks man.

[Othello Is Here]

Originally Posted by 0nyxStation

Yep, just as I thought. My assumption rings true. Thanks man.

Also wanted to add that CAU has never had the prestige Morehouse or Spelman have had.Howard Florida A&M are other schools with fairly decent endowments.

[MikeHonchoATL]

Originally Posted by Othello Is Here

Also wanted to add that CAU has never had the prestige Morehouse or Spelman have had.Howard Florida A&M are other schools with fairly decent endowments.

The Morehouse prestige died years ago. The school is in a death spiral where they'll admit anyone willing to pay tuition.

[krogerDisco]

Originally Posted by Othello Is Here

Are ypu aware that the only black American Billionaires have ALL gone to HBCU's?That includes Oprah?
They must have gotten enough of a good education to become so wealthy.

I doubt their college made the difference. Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg didn't even graduate and are immensely rich. It's more the person than the college.

[Mutiny77]

Originally Posted by MikeHonchoATL

The Morehouse prestige died years ago. The school is in a death spiral where they'll admit anyone willing to pay tuition.

Nope, Morehouse still has plenty of prestige. It has its challenges like many other schools but it's hardly in a death spiral; give me a break gtcorndog.