This document contains the initial goals and intended outcomes of the North Carolina Central University Quality Enhancement Plan: Soar in Four.
This document contains the NCCU Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP) Executive Summary.
Stomp Out Stigma has been the Counseling Center’s signature event for the past 5 years. The main goal of this event is to promote mental health awareness! This will be a 3-day tournament in which students, staff, or faculty teams compete against each other.
This document contains the University College's tutoring schedule for Spring 2024.
At NCCU, success runs in our Eagle veins, and we are incredibly proud of every accomplishment, big or small. Your victories are our victories, and it's time to shine the spotlight on you! Whether it's a career milestone, a personal achievement, or an exciting life update, we want to hear about it. Share your journey, inspire your fellow Eagles, and let's celebrate together! Submit your accomplishments or life updates through our Alumni Spotlight Form. Your story deserves to be heard, and we can’t wait to feature it in one of our publications or social media platforms.
Please join us to celebrate the grand opening and ribbon-cutting for the North Carolina Central University School of Business. The ribbon-cutting ceremony will take place on Wednesday, Feb. 28, 2024, at 1 p.m.
Johnson O. Akinleye, Ph.D., chancellor of North Carolina Central University, and the North Carolina Central University Board of Trustees invite you to commemorate this newly completed capital project.
Please RSVP below. For questions, please contact [email protected] or 919-864-0248.
The Research Institute for Scholars of Equity (RISE) is a fellowship program that prepares a new generation of scholars committed to addressing issues of social equity. Fellows will conduct rigorous, high-quality research in education that will improve the schooling experiences and academic attainment of pre-kindergarten through university-level African-American and Latino students.
This document contains details of the approved Spring 2026 refund schedule. Checks will be mailed to the address on record for students who do not use the direct deposit option. Undergraduate students with loans must be enrolled in at least six credit hours to receive a refund from their loan proceeds.
This document contains the OIRA 2023 Fall Newsletter (Vol 4, Issue 1).
This document contains a FAFSA checklist.
