Nope. It is illegal to discriminate between someone of a particular race when deciding who can attend your school. Some schools are traditionally black, but that is because mostly blacks choose to go there. It is not because the rules state that they have to or that others cannot.
2007-06-12 04:23:23
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answered by Mr. Taco 7
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No. Howard may have traditionally been an African American University, but not so much anymore. Carnegie Mellon University in PA has traditionally been an all Asian univeristy, but again, this is not true anymore. The reason, Howard and CMU are extremly highly respectable college in the US. You will get the most intelligent people from each of those schools in a variety of different cultures because so many people apply and intelligence is not set to one race or culture and the school does not care about etiher, they care about your intelligence.
2007-06-12 04:53:16
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answered by Leetron 2
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No, I go to a historically black college and many other ethnic backgrounds go there because it has a great medical program and is the number 1 pharmacy school in the south...if the school has something you'd like then go for it!
2007-06-12 04:19:56
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answered by ms ambitious 4
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Didn't the United States outlaw segregation? Legally you can go if you aren't black, but you will be a minority. Just remember there may unfortunately be social implications because of this.
2007-06-12 10:53:33
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answered by Anonymous
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No. But you may end up being one of the few non-blacks. But that doesnt matter. Go for it!!
2007-06-12 04:22:51
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answered by Aimee loves you! 2
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No, and if you are not black and go to an "all black" college you can get a minority scholarship. My friend, who is white, recieved one.
2007-06-12 04:22:45
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answered by dimebag danny 2
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No.
2007-06-12 04:22:05
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answered by MIA24/7 4
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