Listen Live
WERE AM Mobile App 2020

LISTEN LIVE. LIKE US ON FACEBOOK. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER

News Talk Cleveland Featured Video
CLOSE

Elite Ivy League school, Brown University’s African American population is up 60% for the class of 2014, largely due to a program called QuestBridge, according to the Brown Daily Herald.

The University targeted high schools with a large number of would-be first-generation university graduates, employed minority recruitment interns and joined the QuestBridge consortium, a program that identifies and awards scholarships to promising, underprivileged students across the country.

About 2,000 students, chiefly low-income and of color, learned about Brown through QuestBridge, Miller said.

“That gave us access to a really talented group of kids,” he said. “We do think QuestBridge had a great deal to do with this increase.”

Read The Whole Story

RELATED STORIES

21 Communities To Plan ‘Promise Neighborhoods’

Top 5 Reasons You Should Not Drop Out Of College

Share this post on Facebook! CLICK HERE: