BLACK COLLEGE EXPO ATLANTA – Postponed

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Join us for our 16th Annual Atlanta Black College Expo Saturday March 28, 2020 at the Cobb Galleria Centre. High School Seniors and Juniors and College Transfer Students meet one on one with top HBCUs and a variety of other colleges and universities and get answers right on the spot.Get Educational Resources... EVERYONE is Welcome...it’s for Students and Families of ALL Ages...Plus...

• Get Accepted to a college on the SPOT, students bring your transcripts and ACT or SAT test scores (High School Juniors & Seniors)
• College Transfer Students this is a great opportunity for you to get accepted on the spot! Bring your transcripts from all colleges that you have attended (Just bring your transcripts to all colleges attended)
• Scholarships on the SPOT (a mininum of $5 million in scholarships)
• Applications fees waived (save hundreds of dollars in college application fees)
• Jobs…Internship Opportunities..Meet with companies about jobs, internships and careers

Black College Expo™ is from 9am to 3pm and the After Show from 3pm to 5pm, featuring a Step Show, “Dance Off” for Cash hosted by celebrity guests. Have fun with our Ambassadors BET’s Morgan and Crystal Westbrooks, Hot New Recording Artist Senoj, and other special guests. Plus a Special Educational Presentation by TV's Love and Hip Hop Hollywood's artist/actress YoYo. Plus, Everyone has the opportunity to win CASH and prizes!!!

Your admission serves as a donation to our program, where we help underserved and underrepresented students, including homeless and foster students, with free services and resources to connect to college, careers and beyond!

College Students bring your College ID for FREE admission.

For more information call us 877-427-4100 or visit our website www.thecollegeexpo.org Tickets are $10 at the door

National College Resources Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization with the mission to curtail high school dropout rate and increase degree and/or certificate enrollment among underserved and underrepresented students.

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