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.

hello! i was wondering has anyone minored in sociology, i was considering picking it up for this upcoming semester. i just want to know what it is like, whats the difficulty, & how light/heavy is the work load ? any help/advice would be appreciated 😊

I've been looking for a laptop that meets the recommended computer specifications for the past few weeks and is under $1000 dollars for me and my family to buy, but I'm having trouble finding one. If any of yall are computer science majors or in the college of engineering can you tell what what laptop you use.

i was wondering if a&t or a surrounding university had any type of lacrosse club or team? i played in high school and just wanted to check if anyone knew abt lax related stuff here 🙂‍↕️

What's going on y'all. I'm an incoming freshman this fall and I'm majoring in Journalism & Mass Communications(Multimedia Journalism), what classes should I take my first semester? I'm looking through the classes to register, but most that I see have prerequisites.

I am looking for someone to take over my full-year lease at The Province student complex starting this August because I am moving to Charlotte for a Co-op job. The private bedroom and bathroom are in a fully furnished 3-bed, 3-bath unit for $870 a month, which includes an in-unit washer and dryer as well as all utilities and Wi-Fi. The location is incredibly central and sits just a few minutes away from NC A&T, UNCG, Guilford College, and GTCC. You will be living with two very chill and respectful male students from NC A&T who keep the space clean. I am willing to cover the official lease transfer fee to get this finalized quickly, so please message me directly if you are interested.

I am trying to relet my lease for this school year! It is a 3b 3Ba and the other 2 roommates are super chill guys. The rent is 870$ a month at The Province with utilities included along with WiFi! Only a few minutes away from NCAT and UNCG.

I can’t live there this year because I accepted a co op but if this interests you please let me know asap !!

I am an incoming freshman at NCAT that has taken dual enrollment classes (which are supposed to transfer). I was registered for classes before I was assigned an advisor but they are all entry level classes that I have already taken. A recent email was sent by my advisor about setting up an appointment but she also said that she will not be making any changes to our schedules. Has anyone else had this problem? If so, were you able to change your classes or did you have to contact a higher-up?

Also I scheduled a one-on-one appointment at the end of July but with the courses I am taking I am not sure if classes will all be filled up. Should I see if I can get an earlier appointment? Thanks.

Im an incoming freshman. IM a big swimmer, I want to start a swim club. What do I need to do to get it started up. I was thinking two programs that one for swimmers and one for people to learn how to swim.

Hi guys, I'm currently an upcoming Sophomore at my Community College, and I'm thinking of transferring to NCAT next year as an Information Technology major. I am transferring as an out-of-state student, and I'd like to know how fair NCAT is with its scholarship and financial aid. If there are any out-of-state students or parents of students at A&T, how are you paying for tuition, and what is your tuition amount?

Hey everyone I’m currently an upcoming sophomore at a PWI and I’m looking to attend North Carolina A&T for next fall semester or even earlier. My family and I are moving to Atlanta next year but I don’t really want to go to school there (I’ve already visited the universities) which is part of why I’m exploring other options. I’d really love to hear from out of state students or even in state transfers about your experiences and any advice you might have. What should I start working on now to make my application as strong as possible? Also, is it too late to transfer as a junior, or is that still pretty common? I want to know if being a transfer impacted your experience at all, whether during the application process or after you settled. I’ve been hearing things about credits transferring over, so I’m trying to get a full picture from different perspectives while keeping an open mind. I’m also visiting Greensboro soon to check out the campus, so I’m hoping that helps me decide too. Any honest advice or experiences would really help me thank youuu 🫶🏽

Hey y’all. A brief background, earlier this year, I transferred to Mizzou from a community college and after experiencing the black community within that school for just one semester, I realized that I wanted to experience that on a greater scale without the racism that comes with going to a predominantly white institution in rural Missouri. In addition to that, I don’t really feel like I can fully express myself as a gay man here. So I decided that next fall I’ll be transferring to an HBCU and A&T is at the top of my list. I want to hear the ins and outs of A&T in regard to financial aid, dining, housing (on and off-campus), social/party life, student orgs, GHOE, life in Greensboro, etc. I also want to know about LGBTQ student life. If you really wanna break it down feel free to dm me. I’m really excited to have the HBCU experience and can’t wait yo meet y’all.

Hi guys i’m an upcoming class of 2030 aggie and im so excited to be there in the fall. my roommate unfortunately ghosted me and i have to pick a roommate today but i dont know how the random roommate selection process looks like? I was wondering if anyone could speak on their experience with going random

due to starship shutting down services in the united states, there will no longer be starship bots on campus. their services will end june 12th https://www.ncat.edu/news/2026/06/starship-food-robots.php

This became my dream school my junior year of high school and I actually got in my senior year of high school. I am transferring in as a junior from Sac State and I just want non-bias opinions about the school please. What is the biology department like? What kind of opportunities are offered and are they good? What are the people like: cliques, nice, friendly, mean, etc? What is on-campus and off-campus safety and social life like? Is faculty nice or are they horrible people? And any advice as a transfer plus whatever else you'd like to share! I just want to try my best to be prepared because it will be a completely new enviornment for me. Please be honest, but kind, anything helps. Thank you!!

Hi everybody, does anybody know anything about the academic point housing complex in between suites and pride hall? Any photos? Know anything about living there? Let me know, I can’t find anything online.

Hello me and my teammates were finalists of a transportation data competition and are in need of a CS or data analysis student.

We’re currently working with the city of greensboro and Beverly Bradley who helps run the busses. We’re working on transportation solution to present at a different competition.

The competition prize is $1000 USD (we have 2 members currently, but others are busy).

Our solution and proposal is finished, but we need a data analyst to look over new data or a CS student for UMO app improvements. We are also briefly discussing about the aggie shuttle busses in our solution.

Please DM and contact/reply to the post with what contributions you hope to do for this project and what your goals are.

The competition or our project is due July 6th.

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Hi All,

I was just accepted for the Fall 26 term. Im a transfer student with a bachelor's degree in cybersecurity networks from UMGC. I wanted to come here for the engineering or computer science programs...only to realize that they are in person. Im in VA and im at a loss. Really had my heart set on one of those, but they do offer a few, a small few, of STEM degrees online.

Anyone currently in the Electrical Technology degree? I may consider that.

I’m a senior at an early college high school planning to attend North Carolina A&T State University. I’m planning to transfer into their Computer Graphic Technology program. My question is: Is it a good idea to transfer there as a technology-based major?

Hey guys, so I’ve already taken Calculus 1,2, and 3 (received an A in all) at my last university for mechanical engineering. However, they are not being counted towards for my degree, is any way to appeal this or test out? Really don’t want to retake all three maths, thanks!