Ray J, Amber Rose, Joseline Hernandez, Tiffany "New York" Pollard, Parker McKenna Posey, Iman Shumpert, Kwaylon "BlameItOnKway" Rogers and O'Ryan Brow…
Six celebrities begin their HBCU journeys at Xavier University of Louisiana, one star pursues a personal transformation and another student offends his classmates with his strong opinions.
The housemates adjust to their college activities and coursework, Angela gets emotional during a class assignment and a prank causes Saucy Santana to miss a class.
The housemates act as advocates in their Converged Media class; Karlous objects to the program's heavy workload; an emotional field trip to a youth homeless shelter inspires the group.
As the housemates begin their second week of classes, it's becoming apparent that school is not a priority for one of them and this begins to cause a rift in the house and at school; the housemates get in trouble when they forget an assignment.
The housemates shift into overdrive for midterms; Kway, Parker and Tiffany rev up for Magic City; tempers flare as mounting schoolwork takes a toll, leaving one housemate in doubt whether she'll make it to graduation.
The classmates are divided at the Zulu Parade for their History of Mardi Gras final, a philosophy debate gets heated, and Saucy Santana's partying creates more tension in the house.
The housemates turn on each other, while enduring the mounting pressure of two straight days of midterms; they take a road trip to The Magic City Classic to watch Tiffany, Kway and Parker perform.
Some classmates celebrate high midterm grades while others receive bad news, Big Freedia makes a surprise visit to advise the housemates, and a new class may be exactly what Saucy needs.
It's Halloween, and things get spooky; Tiffany, Kway, and Amber think their room is haunted; a class discussion about African-American literature gets heated, pushing two housemates to a shocking breaking point.
After a heated class discussion takes a turn, two housemates learn whether they're in or out of the program and the house; a field trip and two special guests offer timely lessons in colorism and nonviolent activism.
The housemates play crime scene investigators for a forensics class elective; then they hunker down and get serious for finals.