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Howard University
2400 Sixth St NW
Washington, DC 20059-0001
www.howard.edu
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Fast Facts

Control: Private not-for-profit
Campus Setting: Large City
(250,000+ residents)
Calendar System: Semester
HBCU: Yes
Year Founded: 1867
School Colors: Navy Blue, White, Red
School Nickname: Bison, Lady Bison

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Student Body (Fall 2007)

Total Student Population
(10,125 students)		 Attendance Status
of All Undergraduates		 Demographic Breakdown
of Full-Time Undergraduates		 Gender Breakdown
of Full-Time Undergraduates
Undergraduates 6,998
Graduates 1,736
Professional 1,391
Total Students 10,125
Part-Time 417
Full-Time 6,581
African American 4,350
American Indian 1
Asian American 38
Caucasian 6
Hispanic American 30
International 344
Not Specified 1,812
Male 2,183
Female 4,398

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