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Old 01-25-2015, 10:23 AM
 
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Are there any African American, Asian, or Native American owned and operated colleges or universities?
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Old 01-25-2015, 10:27 AM
 
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What do you mean by "owned and operated?" Are you talking about for-profit schools?
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Old 01-25-2015, 10:33 AM
 
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What do you mean by "owned and operated?" Are you talking about for-profit schools?
Not necessarily?

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Old 01-25-2015, 10:45 AM
 
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"Owned and operated" does not apply to the vast majority of universities. For example, who owns Ohio State? Who owns the US Naval Academy? Who owns Harvard?

In the case of state schools, they are "owned" by the people of the state in question and ultimately governed by their legislatures. Federal schools such as the Academy are owned, technically speaking, by the people of the United States, and ultimately governed by the Federal Government.

Private schools are not owned by anyone in the normal sense of ownership. Typically they are governed by a board of trustees. They are "operated" in most cases by a chancellor, a provost, an athletic director, and a business manager. These people serve under contract or at the pleasure of the trustees.

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Old 01-25-2015, 10:49 AM
 
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"Owned and operated" does not apply to the vast majority of universities. For example, who owns Ohio State? Who owns the US Naval Academy? Who owns Harvard?

In the case of state schools, they are "owned" by the people of the state in question and ultimately governed by their legislatures. Federal schools such as the Academy are owned, technically speaking, by the people of the United States, and ultimately governed by the Federal Government.

Private schools are not owned by anyone in the normal sense of ownership. Typically they are governed by a board of trustees. They are "operated" in most cases by a chancellor, a provost, an athletic director, and a business manager. These people serve under contract or at the pleasure of the trustees.
Very well said!


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Old 01-25-2015, 11:26 AM
 
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"Owned and operated" does not apply to the vast majority of universities. For example, who owns Ohio State? Who owns the US Naval Academy? Who owns Harvard?

In the case of state schools, they are "owned" by the people of the state in question and ultimately governed by their legislatures. Federal schools such as the Academy are owned, technically speaking, by the people of the United States, and ultimately governed by the Federal Government.

Private schools are not owned by anyone in the normal sense of ownership. Typically they are governed by a board of trustees. They are "operated" in most cases by a chancellor, a provost, an athletic director, and a business manager. These people serve under contract or at the pleasure of the trustees.

Regarding Google, you might want to take some of your own advice, at least until you know enough to ask a sensible question.
There are historically black colleges that are mostly operated by black people. Some are public schools, so they are owned by the people of that state just like Hamish Forbes said and have to answer to the government. Some of the schools are non-profit, so they aren't really "owned." You can find a list of them by using Google.

List of historically black colleges and universities - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

There are other colleges that aren't historically black colleges where you'll see a lot of black administrators just because of the demographics of the local area.

Then, you have your tribal colleges and universities. These are easy to find by using Google. Again, some of them are really owned and operated by the government (people).

List of tribal colleges and universities - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

National Hispanic University was founded by a Hispanic man, but it was bought out by a company that runs for-profit colleges.

National Hispanic University - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

You will probably find a lot of Asian administrators in places with large Asian populations such as Hawaii, but one couldn't say the colleges are owned and operated by Asians.

http://www.hawaii.edu/admin/

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Old 01-25-2015, 11:36 AM
 
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Someone got told.

There are historically black colleges that are mostly operated by black people. Some are public schools, so they are owned by the people of that state just like Hamish Forbes said and have to answer to the government. Some of the schools are non-profit, so they aren't really "owned." You can find a list of them by using Google.

List of historically black colleges and universities - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

There are other colleges that aren't historically black colleges where you'll see a lot of black administrators just because of the demographics of the local area.

Then, you have your tribal colleges and universities. These are easy to find by using Google. Again, some of them are really owned and operated by the government (people).

List of tribal colleges and universities - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

National Hispanic University was founded by a Hispanic man, but it was bought out by a company that runs for-profit colleges.

National Hispanic University - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

You will probably find a lot of Asian administrators in places with large Asian populations such as Hawaii, but one couldn't say the colleges are owned and operated by Asians.

University of Hawaii System Leadership
I guess what I'm asking is, are there any colleges where minorities mostly or entirely benefit from the proceeds?

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Old 01-25-2015, 11:39 AM
 
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I guess what I'm asking is, are there any colleges where minorities mostly or entirely benefit from the proceeds?
Why should there be?

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Old 01-25-2015, 11:41 AM
 
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Why should there be?
I think should is the wrong word. I'm going back to school and I'm weighing all my options based on my preference(s) if that's OK with you?
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Old 01-25-2015, 12:18 PM
 
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Yes, there are reservation-based tribal colleges. There's the Institute for American Indian Art, a 4-year college, in Santa Fe, NM.

http://www.ed.gov/edblogs/whiaiane/t...-universities/

http://www.iaia.edu/.

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