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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Percentages of Pell Grant recipients:

46% Morehouse
39% Agnes Scott, Guilford
38% Hampshire
37% Spelman
32% Whittier
30% Beloit, Drew, Knox
29% Cornell College, Juniata
28% Goucher, Washington & Jefferson
27% Allegheny
26% Earlham
25% Kalamazoo, Ohio Wesleyan, St. John's (NM), Susquehanna
24% Gustavus Adolphus, Hendrix, Hobart and William Smith
23% Bard
22% Amherst, Augustana, Swarthmore, Washington College, Willamette
21% Centre, Eckerd, Gettysburg, Lawrence, Mt. Holyoke, Muhlenberg, St. Lawrence, St. Olaf, Mary Washington, Wheaton (IL), Wheaton (MA)

https://www.usnews.com/best-colleges/rankings/national-liberal-arts-colleges/economic-diversity[/quote]
Let's take from your top 5...
Morehouse is an HBCU all male school, so a majority of applicants will not feel comfortable barging into a pro-black male space, cause they're seeking "economic diversity"
Agnes Scott is a women's college, so half the students can't apply
Guilford has massive financial instability, accredidation issues, has had to cut programs, has a history of racism and had to apologize last year for racist remarks by their students against Virginia State University, and has a dismal graduation rate (hint: this keys into lack of support for those bottom 20% students).
Hampshire doesn't even have majors, has a dismal endowment, and has to rely extensively on the five college consortium and ken burns to stay alive.
Spelman is an HBCU for Women and the sister school of Morehouse.[/quote]

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