DrBanneker
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Last time we covered Rust College in Holly Springs, Mississippi which garnered an average score of 7.5
Harris-Stowe is one of two HBCUs in Missouri and is a public, open enrollment school. Created by the merger of White and Black teacher training schools after Brown v. Board, the field of education has remained its focus and is a key area of investment with a new building (see below) that has won multiple architectural awards. A good number of the Black teachers in the greater St. Louis area and other parts of Missouri or Memphis are Harris-Stowe graduates. Many of its most well-known graduates are often from the St. Louis area so it seems most graduates are from the local area and stay local/ Because it is open enrollment, graduation rates are unfortunately low.
Basic data (all data 2021 unless otherwise noted)
Founded: Harris Teachers College (for whites) in 1857, Stowe Teachers College (for Blacks) 1890; merged after Brown v. Board of Education
City, State: St. Louis, MO
Type: 4-Year Public
Nickname: Hornets
Enrollment and percent Black enrollment: 1,210, 80% Black
Out of State Percentage: 63% (top states Tennessee, and Illinois, Arkansas, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, and Oklahoma)
Part-time student percentage: 18%
First Generation Student Percentage: 47%
Percentage of students from households under $30k/over $100k: 71% / 3%
Student-to-Faculty Ratio: 8:1
Admissions Acceptance Rate: Open Admissions
4-yr/6-yr graduation rates: 6% / 19%
Transfer out rate: 29%
Male/Female percentages (Female:Male Ratio): 29% male / 71% female (2.4:1)
Tuition: In-State $5.9k, Out-of-State: $10.5k
Median Federal Debt After Graduation: $28k
Median Parent PLUS Loans After Graduation: $11k
Median Earning 10-Years after 10 years from freshman year: $32,053
Median Earnings for specific majors after 3 years after graduation:
Criminal Justice: $33,056, Business Administration: $31,894, Education: $24,359
Top Majors by Degrees:
Business Administration, Biology, Criminal Justice, Sociology, Education, Liberal Arts
Endowment: N/A
Alumni Engagement: N/A
Athletic Conference: American Midwest (NAIA)
Mascot: Hornets
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Notable Alumni:
Cori Bush - Representative for Missouri's 1st congressional district
Kimberly Gardner -Prosecutor in St. Louis
Charles Shaw- former federal judge eastern district of Missouri
Bobby Wilks - aviator and first Black captain in the US Coast Guard
Residence Hall
William L. Clay Sr. Early Childhood Development/Parenting Education Center (outside & inside)
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