Organizer Information
North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University (North Carolina A&T State University) is a public university located in Greensboro, North Carolina, United States. The institution offers undergraduate and graduate education across multiple academic fields, including engineering, sciences, business, education, agriculture, and liberal arts. Its admissions system serves domestic and international applicants through separate undergraduate and graduate application pathways.
Key Information
- Official Institution Name: North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University
- Opportunity Type: University Programs & Admissions
- Study Levels: Undergraduate, graduate, doctoral
- Degrees Offered: Bachelor's, master's, doctoral, and professional degrees, depending on program
- Academic Fields: Engineering, technology, sciences, agriculture, business, education, liberal arts, arts, and humanities
- Language of Instruction: English
- International Applicants: Yes
- Application Period: Varies by study level, entry term, and program
- Application Deadline: Undergraduate international applicants — 1 April for fall and 1 October for spring; graduate deadlines vary by entry term and program
- Start of Studies: Fall, spring, and summer where offered
- Application Fee: $60 for undergraduate and graduate applications
- Tuition: 2026–2027 undergraduate nonresident tuition — $18,128 per academic year; graduate nonresident tuition — $18,638 per academic year
- Funding: Scholarships and limited graduate assistantship opportunities; eligibility varies.
Field of Study & Eligible Disciplines
- North Carolina A&T offers programs through its academic colleges and departments. Relevant areas for prospective students include engineering and technology, natural and physical sciences, agriculture, business, education, liberal arts, and selected arts-related disciplines.
- Applicants should identify their intended major or graduate program in the official Majors, Minors & Programs directory. Entry requirements, degree options, and any creative-material requirements must be checked against the specific program.
General Eligibility
- The university accepts domestic and international applicants at undergraduate and graduate levels. Applicants must satisfy the admission criteria for their intended program and submit the documents required for their applicant category.
- International applicants must also meet the applicable English-proficiency requirements and demonstrate sufficient financial resources for tuition, fees, and living expenses. Graduate applicants may face additional departmental requirements.
Educational Background
- Undergraduate applicants must demonstrate completion of secondary education. International applicants with educational records from outside the United States must provide the required academic records and credential evaluations.
- Graduate applicants must satisfy the prior-degree and academic requirements of their selected program. International graduate applicants must submit English translations and course-by-course credential evaluations through an approved evaluation agency when required. Program-specific requirements take precedence over general admissions guidance.
Language Requirements
English proficiency requirements differ between undergraduate and graduate admissions.
Undergraduate international applicants may demonstrate proficiency through one of the accepted routes, including:
- IELTS: 6.5
- TOEFL iBT: 79–80
- Duolingo English Test: 105
- PTE: 53
The university also accepts specified alternatives, including qualifying SAT evidence and approved English-language study pathways. Applicants from countries where English is the official language and language of instruction may qualify for an exemption under university rules.
Graduate international applicants must meet the Graduate College's published requirements, which include IELTS 6.0, TOEFL iBT 80, PTE Academic 75, or Duolingo English Test 115, subject to applicable exemptions.
Applicants should confirm the current requirements for their chosen program before submitting test results.
Application Fee
| Applicant category | Application fee |
|---|---|
| Undergraduate applicants | $60, non-refundable |
| Graduate applicants | $60, non-refundable |
Eligible applicants may request fee waivers under the university's published waiver policies. Undergraduate and graduate waiver criteria differ.
Tuition
| Study level / delivery | Residency category | Tuition per academic year | Required fees per academic year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Undergraduate, main campus | North Carolina resident | $3,646 | $3,273 |
| Undergraduate, main campus | Out-of-state / international | $18,128 | $3,273 |
| Graduate, main campus | North Carolina resident | $5,454 | $3,273 |
| Graduate, main campus | Out-of-state / international | $18,638 | $3,273 |
| Undergraduate, distance learning | North Carolina resident | $3,646 | $568 |
| Undergraduate, distance learning | Out-of-state | $18,128 | $568 |
| Graduate, distance learning | North Carolina resident | $5,454 | $568 |
| Graduate, distance learning | Out-of-state | $18,638 | $568 |
- Main-campus tuition and required fees are published by the university for 2026–2027. Distance-learning totals are shown as the difference between the published tuition-and-fees totals and tuition figures; confirm the applicable program-specific schedule before relying on them.
- Housing, meals, health insurance, books, supplies, and personal expenses may add to the total cost. The university publishes separate cost-of-attendance estimates, and program-specific differentials may apply.
Funding & Financial Support
North Carolina A&T provides scholarships and other financial support, but eligibility depends on citizenship, academic level, and individual award criteria.
- Domestic students: University scholarships and eligible federal or state financial aid may be available.
- International undergraduate students: Most federal and state aid is unavailable. Departmental awards may be possible when citizenship restrictions do not apply.
- International graduate students: A limited number of research or teaching assistantships may be available through academic departments.
- Scholarship applications: Some awards require separate applications and have separate deadlines. Funding is not guaranteed.
University Services & Academic Support
The university provides academic resources through its colleges, departments, and graduate administration. Relevant resources include undergraduate research opportunities, academic advising, library services, career support, and international student assistance. Access and eligibility depend on the service and the student's program.
International students can contact the Office of International Affairs for guidance on immigration documentation and enrollment-related requirements.
Application Requirements
Undergraduate international applicants must submit:
- Completed application.
- Official secondary-school transcripts and proof of high-school completion.
- Official college transcripts, where applicable.
- Required credential evaluations for international academic records.
- Evidence of English proficiency, unless exempt.
- Application fee or an accepted waiver.
Graduate applicants must submit:
- Completed graduate application.
- Academic transcripts.
- Personal statement.
- Recommendation letters.
- Application fee or an approved waiver.
- English-proficiency evidence, when required.
- Additional materials specified by the department or program.
Some graduate programs require additional assessments, interviews, or other program-specific materials. Applicants should consult the individual program's official requirements rather than assume that a portfolio, audition, or interview applies universally.
How to Apply?
Deadline & Timeline
Undergraduate international admissions
- Fall Application Deadline: 1 April
- Spring Application Deadline: 1 October
Undergraduate first-year admissions — Spring 2027
- Application Deadline: 1 November 2026
- Required Documents Deadline: 15 November 2026
- Admission Decision Notification: 30 December 2026
Undergraduate first-year admissions — Fall 2027
- Early Action Application Deadline: 1 November 2026
- Early Action Documents Deadline: 15 November 2026
- Early Action Decision Notification: 30 January 2027
- Regular Decision Application Deadline: 1 February 2027
- Regular Decision Documents Deadline: 15 February 2027
- Regular Decision Notification: 1 April 2027
Undergraduate transfer admissions
- Spring 2027 Application Deadline: 1 December 2026
- Spring 2027 Decision Notification: 30 December 2026
- Fall 2027 Application Deadline: 1 June 2027
- Fall 2027 Documents Deadline: 15 June 2027
Graduate admissions
- Fall Priority Admission and Funding Deadline: 15 January
- Fall International Application Deadline: 15 May
- Fall Domestic Application Deadline: 1 July
- Spring International Application Deadline: 15 September
- Spring Domestic Application Deadline: 1 November
- Summer Domestic Application Deadline, where offered: 1 April
- Applied Science and Technology PhD Priority Funding Deadline: 1 November
- Applied Science and Technology PhD Regular Application Deadline: 3 December
Location
North Carolina A&T State University — Greensboro, North Carolina, United States
Additional Details
- International applicants must provide documented evidence of sufficient financial resources to cover tuition, required fees, and living expenses. Admission does not guarantee a scholarship or assistantship.
- Graduate admission deadlines and required application materials may differ by department. Some doctoral and professional programs admit students only for particular terms. International applicants should allow additional time for credential evaluation, official-document submission, and immigration processing.