Betsy DeVos was met with raucous boos as she reached the lectern to deliver her commencement remarks at Bethune-Cookman University on Wednesday.

For nearly the entire time the secretary of education spoke, she was booed, shouted at, and met with calls of "Go home!" from students and audience members.

About two minutes into DeVos' speech, the university's president, Edison Jackson, stopped her to address the students disrupting her speech.

Jackson said degrees would be mailed to students if their behavior continued.

"Choose which way you want to go," he said.

Betsy DeVos just spoke at a historically black university, and the ...