How long does NC A&T usually take to inform applicants about the admission decision?

Hey yall! I bought a ticket for the Bop to the Top tour coming to Greensboro on sep 12th, but the friends I usually go to events with aren't able to make it. I really want to go, but I'm not super excited about rolling up completely by myself.
If anyone else is going solo and wants to meet up in line or dance together, or if you already have a group and wouldn't mind an extra person tagging along, let me know!
Drop a comment or send me a DM. Thanks!

I’m a new student at a&t and I have a meal plan and my I have like $10 left in flex dollars I was curious if I was to buy dining dollars could I use them at places like chick fil a and Starbucks as I did before with my Aggie one Id card

Hi! Is anyone here in the part-time online MBA program at NC A&T? I’m an incoming MBA student for 2027, concentrating in Supply Chain Management.

I’d love to hear about your experience, especially whether online students get much interaction with classmates and opportunities for networking. Thanks!

Has anyone here received an I-20 from North Carolina A&T State University for the MS in Computer Science program?

I’m trying to understand the estimated cost and how graduate assistantship funding, such as a tuition waiver and stipend, is reflected on the I-20.

I’m looking for a replacement resident for my private bedroom at Westvue in Greensboro.
Rent: $710/month
Lease ends: July 24, 2027
Private bedroom
3 bed / 3.5 bath apartment
1,465 sq. ft.
Available ASAP
Great option for an NC A&T student or anyone looking for student housing in Greensboro.
Westvue management approval is required for the lease takeover.
DM me if interested

Quick one: I run a small Discord called CTC (Compile The Culture) for Black and African American coders, from high school through undergrad. Looking for a couple of people to help actually run it as Co-Organizers or Mods- nothing crazy, just someone who wants to be involved in building a community instead of just watching it happen. DM me if you're interested.

What is the deal with A&T’s graduate program admissions? I feel like I have been pushing for months now, calling and emailing asking about my application timeline. No one can give me a straight answer - the program coordinator seems to never respond to emails even after the department head specifically follows up with them about my application. Are food delivery robots, flock cameras and AI data centers more important than potential incoming students? Is anyone else having a similar issue?

can any upperclassmen let me know if the pinning ceremony is required?

hello! i’m looking for someone to take over my lease here at fisher park. nothing bad has happened, i am just looking for something cheaper. i currently lease a 2 bed 2 bath and this is one of their larger floorplans. it’s convenient to downtown (5-10 minute) walk to Elm or library, lawndale shopping center and plenty of bars and food around. rent is between $1785-$1800/mo and the lease ends in Sep. 2027.
i believe other NCAT students live out here (as a former aggie) and it’s 5-8 mins from campus.

if you know anyone or are personally interested, just message! :)

The CoPE Lab at UNCG is recruiting for a research study! If you are interested in particpating, you can complete the screening survey here:

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Four years ago, Greensboro City Council awarded an incentive of over half a million dollars to an out-of-state company called ImpactData. The money was for a proposed nine-megawatt data center on the campus of NCAT, and the promise of 28 jobs.

The infrastructure was not vetted. The company had existed less than two years. Yet, due to the advocacy of some especially interested parties, Council voted 9–0 to allocate the public funds.

Four years later, there is still no sign of this “cutting-edge” “Dream Center.” A look into ImpactData’s business record and its CEO reveals this is hardly surprising.

Check out the full investigation on Substack.

source: Battleground Drafts

I'm an out of state student from PA and I'm entering my junior year in hs. My overall GPA is 3.1 and I'm president of an environmental sustainability club. I also have been doing marching band since my 8th grade year and just started my 4th year. I don't have that many volunteer hours. I heard that they prioritize in state students and you have to be exceptional to get accepted as an out of state student, but NCAT is my dream school. I also usually take a few honors classes per year. This school year I'm planning on working really hard to get my GPA up, so realistically do yall think it's likely for me to get in?

I’m at the Sheraton hotel for temporary housing for a&t classes start tomorrow I have my schedule and I was curious when do the shuttles arrive in the morning if anyone is here and knows or just knows in general please let me know thank you

On common app it doesn't let you add letters of rec or essay but on the website it does

im out of state (from atlanta) , i’m in my senior year of highschool & my gpa is a 3.46 unweighted & idk what it is weighted yet. i’ve yet to do the sat but im aiming for a 1200+. i did varsity basketball cheer for a year, band for 2 years, 1 ap class (ap biology) and got a 3 on the exam, i also did honors chemistry and had a 90 all year. i get my cna license at the end of this year , i did 3 years of healthcare , i interned at the children’s hospital of atlanta this summer , im apart of
HOSA and im apart of the national technical honors society. do u think i have a chance?

Hello,

My daughter is starting here in the fall, but what does everyone do with their stuff when they move out in the spring? I lived within walking distance of my campus when I was in college, so I never thought about this? Is there a temporary storage nearby the campus?

I'm instate and grew up homeschooled until my junior year when I started dual enrollment.

3.7 GPA, didnt take act or sat, 3 years as a volunteer for Special Olympics, served as a house page for the NC House of Representatives, I have worked two jobs since i was 15, and im also a partime caretaker to an aunt with dementia but idk if i should mention that. I want to major in media and journalism.

I’m a rising senior and this is my first choice, but I’m from Jersey. Idk what my weighted GPA is but I get mostly pretty decent grades and I’ve only taken a single class accelerated, everything else is honors/ap. I currently have all 4s+ on my exams. I’ve bowled since freshman year and will be captain of the women’s team this year. This will also be my second tear as BSU VP(8% black population at my school lol). I will additionally be French Honors Society President. My last position is gen board member for my class council for the second year this year. I also do my schools step team, no position though. My last SAT was 1270 but I am pretty sure it’ll get to the 1300s when I take it in September. I will also take the ACT September. As for community service, I volunteer with my school’s adapted learning program(special education) every day during gym class. Writing this down it sounds good and all but I do have a c+ and a c- on my transcript (APUSH and WHAP respectively). I also am out of state. Both of my paternal grandparents went there though and a bunch of my cousins if that could count as legacy? I wanna apply bio pre-dental, and ik all of the pre-med programs are pretty hard to get into.. I feel like I do have a chance, but do you all think it’s a good chance?? Sorry for the long paragraph lolll😅

So I was given the N.C. next scholarship and it says that families that makes $80000 or less and attend a 4-year university/college are supposed to get $7500. Is this true? Cuz I ain’t get no where near that amount these two years.

Hey! I got my first single this year and im curious if anyone knows what dimensions the single suites in villages hold for room planning.

I plan on majoring in civil engineering my gpa is 3.65 weighted, I got a 19 on act, and taken 1 AP class and passed. I did football for 2 years and im doing track for 3, I got 70 hours of community service, I'm summer help at a construction company helping me learn more on civil engineering, and I took a college prep class at north western this summer. I'm also technically a legacy both of my grandparents went here. I'm 80% sure this is were I'm going to end up going but I'm out of state and heard it's hard to get into out of state.