North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University

I love this place! My niece just graduated with her Master's degree in Industrial Engineering Systems. She also got her Bachelor's degree here two years ago. This school is really enriching the lives of young black adults and empowering them to become positive leaders in the community. I am so proud of all the graduates that graduated on mother's Day May 9th and I hope all of them the best success and their future endeavors

I was admitted to the university and received my acceptance letter about a week and a half before registration. I met with my advisor three days before registration began, received my PIN, and confirmed everything was in order. However, when I tried to register on the 19th (with the deadline being the 20th), the system wouldn’t let me—stating I wasn’t a student and needed to remit. I contacted admissions multiple times over the next week, but no one could help me. Everyone seemed confused and unsure. A week after registration closed, I called readmissions again, frustrated and ready to file a complaint. Only then was the issue resolved in under a minute. It turned out to be a simple fix that could have been handled much earlier. Due to this, I missed the deadline for Summer Session I. This was an incredibly frustrating experience caused by miscommunication and lack of support, and I hope the university addresses these issues moving forward.

North Carolina A&T offers an excellent learning environment. The campus is beautiful, and the staff are consistently supportive and helpful. I highly recommend this institution to anyone seeking quality education in a welcoming setting.

Visiting from Virginia! My daughter and were here for AAU Junior Olympics! Campus is beautiful…staff that helped during the events were AMAZING during these hot outdoor activities for the two days we’ve attended!

I was really hopeful with all of the good reviews and I truly hope the academics will be different than their admissions process. Our son's status has yet to be updated and is still being considered out of state even though the RDS system has already classified him as in state. Financial aid told me not to get worked up about and sit on my hands and wait or to sign an award letter that is incorrect. Admissions is saying they have no idea when it will be updated. So, my option is to sign an award letter with incorrect information and hope they change it once the status is eventually updated or to not sign it and then be on the hook for $40K of out of state tuition when we live in NC and are an active duty military family. Customer service needs significant improvement. Knowing that orientation is June 5th and we have already paid an enrollment deposit, so we are out of luck and out of options. I hope his experience as a student is better than the way they treat the parents.

A&T freshman orientation was off the chain. The campus is beautiful. ASL students were live and in charge! Excellent admin and staff throughout..

Great location, friendly staff, love the decor throughout the hotel and rooms

If you are coming to A& T, mostly it is for representation, or it is an HBCU, or because it is pretty affordable for in-state students. And you will have a good experience with the events, staff and transportation. However, the maintenance, the WiFi needed in some buildings, the food in some cafes, and the size of the cafes could be a problem if you’re an introvert or a fixable and patient person. But overall I would recommend this school to anyone interested