
College4All visits Morgan State University in Baltimore, Maryland, where we hear directly from a Morgan student about her college experience, campus community, opportunities and what makes being a Morganite special.Founded in 1867, Morgan State is a public Historically Black College and University and Maryland’s Preeminent Public Urban Research University. With more than 150 academic programs and a growing student population, Morgan combines the history and traditions of an HBCU with the opportunities of a major urban research university.During our on-campus conversation, we learn about student life from the perspective that matters most — a student living the experience.We also explore some of the resources available to Morgan students, including academic opportunities, internships, career preparation, employer connections and the university’s Center for Career Development.Morgan’s mission focuses on supporting, empowering and preparing diverse graduates to become leaders, while its career programs help students begin thinking about their professional future from their first year through graduation and beyond.For students considering an HBCU, a college in Baltimore, or simply trying to determine what type of campus community feels right, come along with College4All as we experience Morgan State University through the eyes of one of its students.Learn more about Morgan State University and admissions at www.morgan.edu.
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