Opening Doors and Expanding Horizons
Equity Alliance Group, Inc. connects young people with the history, academic opportunities, and campus life found at Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Our college tours help students see new possibilities, ask informed questions, and take meaningful steps toward college enrollment.

Five Days. Eight HBCUs. A Journey Toward College Readiness.
Our October 5 to 9, 2026 HBCU College Tour brought 38 travelers on a five-day educational journey through eight historic colleges and universities. Students experienced campus life firsthand, attended admissions presentations, learned about financial aid, compared academic programs, and asked questions about student support and college expectations. The journey also included cultural learning in Washington, D.C., personal development seminars, and guided reflection about college fit, possible majors, scholarships, and the steps needed to prepare for enrollment.
- Five Days
A concentrated college readiness journey
- Eight Campuses
Historic HBCUs across six states and Washington, D.C.
- 38 Travelers
Students and adult leaders learning together
- College Admissions
Students received admission letters during the tour

Howard University, Washington, D.C. 
Inside the Howard University welcome center 
Learning together on campus
What an extraordinary educational journey it was. Our students walked the campuses of historic institutions, learned about academic programs and career opportunities, explored new cities, built friendships, and created memories that will remain with them for years to come.
Most importantly, our students saw possibilities that may change the direction of their lives. For some, the tour strengthened their determination to attend college. For others, it planted the first seeds of a dream that can continue to grow.
We are especially proud that students received college admission letters during the journey. Their accomplishments remind us why direct college exposure matters and why young people need opportunities to see themselves as future college students.
We did more than visit colleges. We opened doors, expanded horizons, inspired dreams, and helped young people recognize the greatness within themselves.
Eight campuses, Maryland to South Carolina
Students traveled from Maryland to South Carolina and completed the tour in Atlanta. Each campus visit gave them another opportunity to compare academic offerings, campus culture, student life, and support services.
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Morgan State University
Baltimore, MD
Our first campus visit introduced students to HBCU life and college readiness.
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Delaware State University
Dover, DE
Students compared campus environments and explored opportunities across state lines.
03Howard University
Washington, D.C.
Students experienced a historic HBCU in the nation's capital.
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Hampton University
Hampton, VA
Students explored academic expectations, campus life, and available support.
05Norfolk State University
Norfolk, VA
Students compared programs and campus culture during the second Virginia stop.
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North Carolina Central University
Durham, NC
Students considered campus fit, possible majors, and community.
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North Carolina A&T State University
Greensboro, NC
Students learned about STEM, STEAM, entrepreneurship, majors, and scholarships.
08South Carolina State University
Orangeburg, SC
The final campus visit brought the five-day college journey to a meaningful close.
Cultural and personal development
- National Museum of African American History and Culture
- Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial and Lincoln Memorial
- College readiness and personal development seminars
- Student reflection on campus fit, majors, scholarships, and next steps
Students returned home with a clearer understanding of college expectations, stronger questions for admissions and financial aid offices, and a broader view of the majors and careers available to them. They also gained confidence from seeing HBCU campuses in person and meeting people who could help them imagine their own college path.
Moments from the journey
Scenes from campuses, cultural stops, and student life along the way. Select a category to filter, or open any photo to view it larger.

Be part of the next journey.
Join the interest list for our next Southern HBCU College Tour.
Join the Next TourJoin Our Next Southern HBCU College Tour
March 2027: Dates to Be Announced
Equity Alliance Group, Inc. is preparing its next HBCU College Tour, with a planned route through Louisiana and Georgia. Students will visit a diverse group of institutions, learn about admissions and financial aid, compare campus environments, and explore academic programs connected to their interests and career goals. Families may join the interest list now to receive the tour announcement, eligibility information, estimated costs, parent orientation details, and application instructions when registration opens.
Planned visits
- Dillard University
- Xavier University of Louisiana
- Southern University
- Morehouse College
- Clark Atlanta University
- Spelman College
This list is subject to change.
Campus Exposure
Tour HBCU campuses and compare academic programs, campus life, and student support.
College Readiness
Learn how admissions, financial aid, scholarships, and campus resources shape the college decision.
Student Development
Build confidence, strengthen decision-making, and reflect on majors and career interests.
Cultural Connection
Experience the history, traditions, and community that make HBCUs distinctive.
Parent and Student Interest Form
Thank you for your interest in the Equity Alliance Group Southern HBCU College Tour planned for March 2027. Complete this form to receive updates when dates, eligibility requirements, costs, orientations, and registration details become available. Submitting this form does not guarantee a seat on the tour.
Support the HBCU College Tour
Educational travel can change what a young person believes is possible. Contributions to the Equity Alliance Group HBCU College Tour help reduce financial barriers and support transportation, lodging, meals, educational materials, campus visits, and student preparation. Sponsors and individual donors can help more students experience HBCUs firsthand and return home with a clearer college plan.
