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Which HBCUs are known for strong partnerships with companies like Ford?

I heard that some HBCUs have strong corporate partnerships that can lead to internships or job placements. Does anyone know which HBCUs have good relationships with companies, especially in the tech or engineering fields, like with Ford?

a year ago

Hello there! This is a great question and a smart angle to look into when choosing a college—you want to make sure you have chances to apply what you learn in the classroom to the real world.

North Carolina A&T State University stands out due to its strong engineering programs and corporate partnerships. It's well-known for producing a significant number of African American engineers in the workforce. Plus, their College of Engineering has a dedicated career services center that facilitates internships and co-op opportunities with various companies, including Ford.

Another one is Tennessee State University, which has corporate partnerships providing internships and co-op placements, potentially leading to employment after graduation. Tennessee State students often land internships at top companies, like Ford, through on-campus career fairs and recruitment events.

Howard University, although not specifically tied to Ford, is also renowned for its strong corporate partnerships across various industries. They host a well-attended career fair where leading companies recruit students for internships and jobs. Being in Washington D.C. also helps students access professional opportunities that might not be as common in a less urban arrea.

I'd suggest reaching out to the career services departments at these universities to get more detailed information. They can provide you with specifics on which programs and partnerships might be the best fit for your interests in the tech or engineering fields. Good luck on your search!

a year ago

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