Clark Atlanta University
Comprehensive research university with programs across business, education, arts and sciences, social work and communication.
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HBCU Atlanta
Legacy. Leadership. Culture. Excellence.
HISTORY • EXCELLENCE • CULTURE
Atlanta Is an HBCU Capital
Atlanta’s historically Black colleges and universities have educated generations of scholars, physicians, ministers, entrepreneurs, artists and civic leaders. At the heart of this legacy is the Atlanta University Center Consortium—the world’s oldest and largest association of HBCUs.
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Atlanta’s HBCU Institutions
Morehouse College
Renowned liberal arts college developing men of intellect, leadership, service and character.
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Global leader in educating women of African descent through the liberal arts, sciences and leadership.
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Medical education, research, primary care and health equity focused on underserved communities.
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A historic and resilient Atlanta HBCU offering career-focused programs and a renewed campus experience.
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Africentric, ecumenical graduate theological education for ministry and community leadership.
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Admissions, Campus Life & Atlanta Culture
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Homecoming traditions • Student organizations and Greek life • Athletics • Arts and performances • Alumni events • Community service • Internships and career pathways.
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Atlanta hosts the Atlanta University Center, the nation’s oldest and largest HBCU consortium, shaping leaders and culture through institutions like Morehouse, Spelman, and Clark Atlanta.