Sac State launches Black Honors College, first of its kind in nation

The University is recruiting students for the inaugural class of the newly created Black Honors College, the first institution of its kind in the nation.

The college is specifically designed for all students interested in Black history, life, and culture. It will start accepting students in fall 2024.

Sac State enrolls more Black and African American students than any other university in the CSU system, and President Luke Wood said the new honors college will help the University to lead the way in ensuring that they succeed in college and beyond.

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