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Here are five stand-out colleges and universities that offer exceptional opportunities for Hispanic students:
With over 80% Hispanic enrollment, UTEP offers an incredibly supportive environment for students. The school embraces its location on the US-Mexico border and the rich bilingual community. With small class sizes and many bilingual degree plans, UTEP enables students to embrace their cultural identity while building skills for success.
As one of the largest public universities in the country with over 70,000 students, ASU has a thriving Hispanic population representing over 25% of its diverse student body. ASU takes a proactive approach to serving Hispanic students through their “Excelencia in Education” initiative providing specialized resources to boost enrollment, retention, and graduation rates.
Miami-based FIU has the highest percentage of Hispanic students on this list, with over 60% of the student population identifying as Latino. FIU offers extensive student services and over 240 degree programs, including substantial Spanish-language and service-learning opportunities. The school provides a caring, family environment with deep roots in the local Hispanic community.
With over 25% Hispanic enrollment among its 46,000 students, University of Houston is committed to Hispanic student success. The Center for Mexican American Studies offers scholarships, mentorship, and community-building programs to support Latino students. U of H also partners with local Hispanic-serving community colleges on transfer pathways.
Over 25% of students at SDSU identify as Hispanic, finding an extremely welcoming environment in San Diego’s highly diverse community. SDSU’s Latinx Resource Center provides tutoring, leadership opportunities, and a gathering space for students. SDSU also offers Chicana and Chicano Studies programs celebrating Latino culture and heritage.
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