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Jay-Z's Shawn Carter Foundation HBCU Bus Tour

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Jay-Zs Shawn Carter Foundations HBCU Bus Tour, sponsored by Toyota, is empowering high school juniors with a free, firsthand look at top historically black colleges and universities. The program, which offers admission opportunities to qualified students, is part of a larger initiative to boost Black college attendance.

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Jay-Z's Shawn Carter Foundation HBCU Bus Tour

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On April 13th, Jay-Z Sean Carter Foundation just rolled their HBCU bus tour through Atlanta, hooking up high school juniors with tours of 11. Top historically black colleges and universities. They hit campuses like Spillman, Morehouse, Howard, and eight others stretching from Pennsylvania down to Georgia, giving kids a first-hand shot at, schools that could launch their futures. The tours free thanks to Toyota Motor North America, sponsoring the whole thing, and it's aimed at motivated students with at least a 2.0. GPA, some community service, and talent in sports, arts, or music. Juniors need to have taken the ACT or SAT by December's end to qualify. Folks are loving it. Over 100 senior snag and mission offers from these schools every year, proving the programs got real pull in boosting. Black college attendance, this and a one-off. The foundations poured years into supporting HBCU education as part of a bigger push for opportunities. They're already plotting the next stops in the tri-state area later this year, keeping

the momentum rolling strong.

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