When you are in your last year of high school as a senior and it's time to apply to colleges to move on and pursue in higher education. Did you know or did you have you hear about what an HBCU was all about? Did your mind take you there where you are now attending one some where in the United States? Do you current love the HBCU institution that you attend?

Well D.J's Music Site wants to honor all HBCU's in the United States with it's new "Honoring HBCU's Campaign" and just to kick it off we're are going to just honor a HBCU every month starting in August 2012 by writing about their achievements, goals and programs to offer along with a bio of the school history on the D.J's Music Site website and Forum. Then we are hoping we can better this campaign month by month, year by year by soon donating gifts and money to the school that chosen every year. Do this sound interesting to you??

Well if you attend or is now a HBCU Alum and you want to include your HBCU in the D.J's Music Site "Honoring HBCU Campaign" then you can do some by:

Step 1: Following D.J's Music Site on Twitter and Tweeting to us your HBCU with the hashtag #DJMSHBCUCampaign and getting HBCU connect to other HBCU undergrads and Alums.

Step 2: E-mailing us at djmshbcucampaign@djsmusicsite.com with your name, your classification (Student or Alum) if you are a student, your major, age and what University you attend and why did you choose the HBCU institution that you attend.

What step did you take before you made your decision to attend?

How big is your University campus and what is the student population?

What good goals, programs and assistance do your University has to offer?

What is your University know for? Sports, Band, Programs, Graduation rate, etc.

and how would your convince graduating HS senior to come and attend your University?

Step 3: Watch D.J's Music Site Twitter and Facebook page to see if your University made it as our HBCU of the Month during our D.J's Music Site HBCU Campaign.

Thank you for participating in our HBCU Campaign "Getting HBCU's More Involve and Connected."