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Common Black College Application Founder Robert Mason Dies at 66

Common Black College Application Founder Robert Mason Dies at 66

Episode 2673 Published 3 days ago
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Robert Mason, founder of the Common Black College Application, has died at 66. Mason launched the platform in 1998 to make applying to historically Black colleges and universities easier and more affordable, helping more than 500,000 students apply through the system.

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