FAMU Alum and some of the best years of my life. Being 18 around other young, energetic black kids like me was a once in a lifetime experience. Made friends for life. Met brothers from FL, Texas, Cali, Chicago, NY, DC. So many different types of attractive and smart black women...Carribbeans, Africans, AA, short tall light brown dark. The parties, homecoming aww man so many stories and it's good seeing my fellow black brothers and sisters mature from teenagers to adults which we all did.
Plus the most important thing I got my degree. I fukked hoes but I always had my academic shyt on point I knew how to balance it couldn't go out EVERYNIGHT but the sacrifice was worth it I'm making 6 figures and I love my career. And the funny thing my major was 40% non black but it's funny you still have blacks that look at HBCUS as inferior but my schools program speaks for itself that even non blacks realized that.
I went to high school with majority whites so going to an HBCU was an amazing experience for me.
