Do Friends and Family Treat You Differently as an HBCU Student?- The Campus Rundown Show

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On this episode of the Campus Rundown Show, the conversation is all about how your hometown friends and family view you as a college student, especially coming home for the holidays and breaks. Are they supportive of your collegiate career, or are you judged because they feel as if you are passing them up educational and career wise?   -The Campus Rundown is a weekly talk show hosted by HBCU students, dedicated to the HBCU student college experience and beyond.  -Historically Black Since is the premier media platform dedicated to the culture of HBCUs and Black Greek Lettered Organizations.  Follow us on all social media platforms @historicallyblacksince  Visit us online at https://www.hbcusince.com/thecampusrundownshow

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