HBCU vs PWI (Part 1) | FAMU vs FSU | ft. MissErinYvette
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video we discuss the Pro's and Con's of attending and HBCU vs PWI. This video was design to inform incoming freshmen. Hope you guys enjoy!!
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The girls are so damn pretty😩
Those HBCU intros lmao we always do the most. Sending love from Howard ❤💙 I really enjoyed this video.
HBCUs really love that word illustrious
I know a few people dumber than bricks that got into FSU BUT denied at FAMU. They scored a 960 on SAT with 2.5 GPA and still got in lmao I guess it depends how the commitee is feeling that day lol
ChickNextDoor13 😂
I appreciated how both sides were neutral & not shading the other! I attend a PWI & hate how black students that attend an HBCU shade those who don't. I have the privilege to attend a PWI that is considered to be one the most diverse in the Carolinas so my opinion may be biased. But attending a PWI doesn't make me less cultured, I chose my school for the program & other reasons. I support everyone who decides to further their education, the school doesn't change my skin color. Sorry I know this is an old video but I ran across it & had to vent lol Anyway I love the content!
Vivian Evans
What was the name of the diverse Carolina university?
I’m happy that you’re all in school period......... and a g.p.a doesn’t guarantee graduation. Much success to all.
People have to remember the purpose of the HBCU was for our community to obtain access to higher education cause we were not allowed admission into PWIs. Coming from someone who graduated high school who grew up in a rural area, title 1 school, 2.2 gpa but attends a HBCU, a senior majoring in Secondary Education Mathematics, Fraternity Scholar while maintaining above a 3.0 average the HBCU is important to African American community and when comes to the money UNCF is helping me to receive my degree.
Jonathan Gator represent, secondary social studies education major at a PWI in the boot state, but HBCU's opened the door for us as African Americans when we were denied the opportunity to receive post secondary education. We also lacked the funding to adaquate faculty, in terms of student to teacher ratio, the same is still going on today, within our schools from primary to post secondary, so I will always support HBCU's in the efforts to help us obtained our post secondary education, a side note an education major at a PWI is no better than an education major at an HBCU, the main focus should be the advancement of our kids, and to better the communities that we serve, in order to see all children grow and be inspired.
Currently debating on a pwi and a hbcu this video helped a lot
Cierra Carter Have you chosen?
Same...
yall killing m wit this HBCU intros!!!!! they are so on point and the FSU students just like "hi"
“Do you really deserve that” people don’t realize everyone is not always able to get a 3.8 because of the circumstances. Everyone has different struggles so you really can not base someone’s potential solely on a GPA. You are limiting people by doing that, however, once they are in the college they can turn out to flourish!
Keely_BiLove
Did you not catch the life ain’t fair part? No shit, but that’s how it is. You born into circumstances that you have to overcome no matter what 🤷🏾♂️ That’s tuff....
His HBCU introduction was on point tho hahahah!! gotta put the "THE" before your institution
Y'all look AMAZING
“greetings and humble salutations”😂😂😂 I replayed that part like 3 times !
But at the same time is great to see black excellences being broadcast like this.
Wow just came across this video after watching your video with Shay Simone. I’m at a city college in California now and intend to transfer. FAMU is at the top of my list. Y’all are so motivating at first I was stressed about being a transfer student especially socially. Thank you!
Great answers guys but also think about that not all high schools in the US have equal playing fields. HBCU's affords those kids that don't have the best schools/education facilities in their city or neighborhood to get into a college/university. Their are some cities and neighborhoods where students have to share books, the teaching resources are extremely limited, the curriculum is not up to national standards. Those students are more than likely going to score lower on SAT and ACT tests. HBCU's provides those students an opportunity to get into a college and expand their horizons.
Shearfam4 😂 what? That's not true at all. Your chance of getting into an HBCU is just the same at a most PWI. You just implied that HBCU's have a low ACT requirement and that's not completely true. Please don't not speak on all hbcus. To even be considered for, Hampton, Howard, Spelman, etc you have to have a 23 on the ACT.
Shearfam4 with an 3.3 minimum
Hi Nicole I wasn't implying that all HBCU's have a low ACT or SAT requirement. What I was saying is that not all schools in the US have the same resources. Those schools that don't have the best school resources (especially in low income neighborhoods) lack funding for new books, computers, writing materials, tutoring, SAT/ACT prep courses which make a difference in test performance scores. Those students in those areas are probably going to receive lower SAT/ACT scores because their schools don't have the materials/funding to properly prepare them. HBCU's understand the historical inequality in America's education system especially for predominately black and brown communities/cities/schools. So HBCU's make sure those students get into a college. HBCU's make their students work by no means is it a free for any all at an HBCU. I just think you misunderstood my stance and I hope this helps to clear it up.
One Love
Shearfam4 dont matter tho.
True. But that obvious its all politics.
I currently go to a Pwi and I am so jealous of HBCU students. I actually made a video about being black at a PWI.
this Video was so helpful🙌🙌 Im from Jacksonville & a junior I was leaning towards FSU or FAMU
Kayla Peterson Glad we could be a help.
Kayla Peterson Those were my two options too but I ended up going with FSU because FAMU had messed up my application stuff so by the time they officially accepted me it was pretty late so I didn't get enough financial aid but FSU gave me more financial aid and I genuinely couldn't go to college without that money 🤷🏾♀️ Haha I'm so fine tho because I'm going into pre-vet and FSU doesn't have some Vet classes so I'll be taking those at FAMU anyways!! 😂😂😂😂 I'll be Hannah Montana with the best of both worlds
Kayla Peterson Aye!! Class of '18
Sameee but now i thinking about Tallahassee CC to save more money for 2 years and then transfer. Universities can be a cost😩
The intros are a foundational example of how HBCUs develop, mentor and empower students of all backgrounds to be the best versions of themselves.
I’m a hs senior , and I reside in Georgia ! I’ve been debating between famu and some PWI’s in my state . I literally love everything about famu but upon my research & what I’ve heard, the the nursing program isn’t all that great at famu bc of the moneyyy:(
Just like he said you gotta go where the money is so that's why I chose FSU too! But since I'm gonna be a pre-vet and FSU doesn't have some veterinarian classes I have to take some of those at FAMU anyways so it's kinda the best of both worlds for me!
she look justtt like Ryan Destiney omg
Yalls intros ABSOLUTELY gave me life ! but so much great info great video!!
I am extremely ready to graduate high-school next year but extremely scared for college. Do you guys have any advice on getting into FSU's Care Program?
fsu really isn't that difficult to get into, id agree that the minimum is 3.5
Lol
kimberly e my SAT and ACT scores are low, but my grades and GPA are high... This gives me hope.
i have a 3.4 and with a 25 ACT, 1180 SAT, and got accepted for Fall 2020.
I have 5.0 weighted and 4.0 unweighted with 1210 SAT and got accepted for the Fall 2020 semester. Yay!
I got a second chance with my pwi. I'm going to northern Michigan University they denied me into the school at that time had a 2.0 and a 810 on Sat but I wanted to go so bad that I sent them my last transcripts which I attain the 2.4 GPA by that time and they accept and told me congratulations on the improvement. The requirement was a 2.5 gpa 850 or 950
Congratulations!
I love this vlog! Great discussion y'all.
The avg GPA to get into FSU is 3.9, the middle % is 3.5, so you can have slightly lower than a 3.5 gpa.
chigasaki06 I had 3.3 unweighted but thanks to IB it ended up being a 3.8 for FSU
So they look at a weighted gpa? Also, I'm not sure how the math works here. Is that to say most people have 3.9 gpas or a few high rankers have skewed the data a lot?
Really loved this video. Subscribed!
He made me drop my phone at the amount of people in that science class 😬 . Hell... that means you at that office hours everyday 😭
He was ready to tell why he went to FAMU DANG!
LMAOOOOOOO......... I sure was!
Hbcu don't give no money they be trippin
(I’m a Local) That GPA situation is definitely something serious. If you compare high school students coming from East Gadsden and high school students coming from Chiles or Lincoln there’s going to be a huge gap. The demographics and SCHOOL SYSTEMS are just so different. East Gadsden most likely has more way more students that are first generation college students who parents have never sat down with them and had a real conversation with them about college. And considering they’re parents most likely have never been to college what kind of help can they really offer. Now compare that to kids coming from Chiles or Lincoln. Who’s parents probably did go to college and have been grooming there child for college since 9th grade or even before then. *Side Note* Yes east Gadsden has WAY more minority students than Chiles or Lincoln. I remember when I was in middle school people used to say that you could count the number of black students at Chiles on your hands.
Love this!
The huge class sizes of big PWI's, especially when a student is a freshman or sophomore is a REAL NEGATIVE when helping your children decide which college to attend. 600 students and 4 different professors for 1 class is ridiculous.
MURICA..... FUCK YEAH!!!!
Ayyeeee Lauderdale🤙🏾😂😂
Can anybody answer why the Graduation Rate so low for HBCU’s, FAMU specifically? Genuine question
ROB Based on what I’ve been seeing lately it’s probably due to the fact that so many people attend HBCU’s because they feel they have to or want the other experiences it offers besides academics. Then it seems that they often decide to drop out for personal reasons and lately everyone is going the entrepreneurial route.
Lol you don't even need a 3.9 to get into UF which is the toughest to get into in the state. Maybe you all were talking about weighted gpa which is different. Other than that, really enjoyed the video and you all are beautiful.🥰
I don't know where you get that from, because UF GPA requirements were even higher than FSU at the time this video was made!!
3.9 out of what...4.0?
Derrick Landers Right!! 😂😂
Some people can actually get 4.5 GPAS!!! If you take an AP or college level class and get A's those grades are weighted.
Most colleges view gpas more on an unweighted scale though they do take into account ap courses. Still I highly doubt that is an accurate estimate of gpa requirements. Even some ivy leagues accept lower than a 3.9 unweighted, especially because some students, black, white, or otherwise, may not be afforded the opportunity to take weighted courses.
Why doesn't Famu have a dance team, because I really want to go to Famu to be in the pharmacy program. But they don't have dancers
Jalyn Thomas FAMU has a dance team called the Venom Dancers
1st of all, I pray that all of the future leaders refrain from referring to themselves as minorities. Please understand that there is nothing MINOR about you. It's a derogatory term that, in my opinion, is no different from the so-call "N" word.
2nd of all, whenever you have a chance to be in the numerical majority, TAKE IT. Because more than likely, if you're living in the U.S., there's a strong probability that when you graduate, you'll be working around Non-Blacks for the majority of your career. So take every opportunity that you have to be around, your own culture, and hence, learn about yourself. That's not possible at a PWI. Because the Black Student Union don't count. Besides, at an HBCU, the entire University is a Black Student Union.
Finally, if you assume, as I do, that your destiny, i.e., being successful or not, is pre-ordained; why spend those four or five years around someone, in the case of PWI students, who more often than not, would rather you not be there? At an HBCU, the odds are just the opposite. In other words, the odds of being around someone who rather you not be there, is almost non-existent. It never ceases to amaze me that we are the only culture that somehow try and rationalize why we, individually or as a culture, somehow BENEFITS when we integrate. It's not true mentally, spiritually, physically, or culturally.
ijs, But What Do I Know?
3:49 look at his face on the left L O L
okay Duval come thru 💯💯
helpful
AYYYEEE FT LAUDERDALE
Repin' Nassau County✋✋👏👏👏
Darrius went to plantation high right?
YEEEAAA he was in JROTC I remember him from my freshman year! #BCU21
I don't know why the name of that school bothers me. I thought you were trying to make a racist joke at first, and now I feel equal parts apologetic and perturbed.
@@tosinakin2508 it's in South Florida
OMG my dad's family is from Callahan! The Wright family..i wonder if we're related 🤔
Thee I love! JSU alumnus (HBCUs are where it’s at)
Famu admissions is so low.. geez
Florida State University!
What is bsu?
Lidya Hollingsworth black student union
My cousin Jossy 😊