Among the 16 universities listed, how many are majority campuses (non-HBCU)?

Among the 16 universities listed, how many are majority campuses (non-HBCU)?

• A. 11
• B. 5
• C. 16
• D. 7

Answer: (A)

The main idea is to separate the list into HBCUs (historically Black colleges and universities) and non-HBCUs, then count the non-HBCUs. Since the total is 16 and the chosen answer is 11, that means five of the listed universities are HBCUs, leaving 11 that are not HBCUs. HBCUs are institutions founded before 1964 primarily serving Black students; anything not designated as an HBCU falls into the majority non-HBCU category. If you’re unsure about a specific school’s status, you’d identify which ones in the list are historically designated as HBCUs, and count the rest as non-HBCUs to get the majority.

The main idea is to separate the list into HBCUs (historically Black colleges and universities) and non-HBCUs, then count the non-HBCUs. Since the total is 16 and the chosen answer is 11, that means five of the listed universities are HBCUs, leaving 11 that are not HBCUs. HBCUs are institutions founded before 1964 primarily serving Black students; anything not designated as an HBCU falls into the majority non-HBCU category. If you’re unsure about a specific school’s status, you’d identify which ones in the list are historically designated as HBCUs, and count the rest as non-HBCUs to get the majority.