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    This undated photograph shows Robert Mason, an author, higher education professional and creator of the Common Black College Application. (Photo courtesy of Todd Mason) .

    More Than 500,000 Students Have Used Mason’s Common Black College Application To Apply To HBCUs Since 1998 Robert Mason created a college admissions tool that has helped more than 500,000 students apply to historically Black colleges and universities since 1998. Robert Mason, the higher education advocate who founded the Common Black College Application and helped […]

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