A licensed Doctor of Optometry or a licensed medical doctor with certification in Ophthalmology will be viewed as qualified to substantiate disabilities of vision. Ophthalmologists are the primary professionals involved in the diagnosis and medical treatment of individuals who are blind or experience low vision.
Testing accommodations are provided to students who are registered with Student Accessibility Services and have been approved for this accommodation.
We appreciate all of our campus and community partners, especially our faculty and staff. The information listed below is designed to assist you when working with the SAS office and with students who are registered with our office or may need accommodations.
What is the two-step admission process for the Nursing program? What is the TEAS exam, and where can I take it? What are the program requirements? What prerequisites do I need?
What is the two-step admission process for the Nursing program? What is the TEAS exam, and where can I take it? What are the program requirements? What prerequisites do I need? Do I need to transfer to NCCU prior to applying?
This form must be completed electronically when new student interns begin work in the NCCU ITS department. Please ensure that all fields are completed. Questions regarding this form or status of requests should be directed to ITS at 919-530-7676.
Thank you for your interest in personal training with NCCU Campus Recreation. Please complete this form so that we may contact you with additional information.
