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A GUIDE FOR ADMITTED STUDENTS
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FALL 2020
A GUIDE FOR ADMITTED STUDENTS
New Student Information
Congratulations on Your Admission! North Carolina Central University, with a strong tradition of teaching, research, and
service, prepares students to become global leaders and practitioners who transform
communities. Through a nationally recognized law school, highly acclaimed and
innovative programs in the visual and performing arts, sciences, business, humanities,
and education programs, NCCU students are engaged problem solvers. Located in the
Research Triangle, the University advances research in biotechnological, biomedical,
informational, computational, behavioral, social, and health sciences. Our students
soar to new heightsenhance the quality of life of citizens and the economic development of North Carolina,
the nation, and the world.
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soar to new heights
Welcome At North Carolina Central University you’ll discover a rich community of people who are dedicated to fnding new ways to make the world a better place. Our students come with big dreams, big questions and bright futures.
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Next Steps for Admitted Students
CONFIRM YOUR NCCU ENROLLMENT
Students admitted for Fall 2020 as undergraduate frst-year or transfer students
are required to confrm their decision to attend North Carolina Central University by
paying a Non-Refundable fee. To let us know you plan to attend, follow these steps:
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Visit myeol.nccu.edu and enter your Banner ID (820#) number, provided on
your Eagle Promise Portal;
Enter your initial Banner PIN as your birthdate (MMDDYY);
Click “Verify My Info”;
Submit Immunization Records: students taking four or more on campus credit
hours must submit proof of immunizations by the frst day of class. Click link
below to upload immunization records nccu.medicatconnect.com. Failure to
do so will result in the student being dropped from all classes;
5 Click “Enroll Now” to register for SOAR—button located in the personal assistant
Once you select a date and complete the enrollment deposit, you have offcially
accepted the offer of admission to North Carolina Central University!
For additional information on SOAR - Student Orientation, Advising & Registration
call (919) 530-6336.
APPLY FOR HOUSING Beginning January 15, 2020, complete your Housing Application and pay your $150
Non-Refundable housing administrative fee to reserve your room on campus. The
University requires students with less than 60 credits to live on campus. Therefore,
we encourage you to apply for housing as soon as possible to increase your chances
of securing your preferred hall!
Visit the Residential Life website for information regarding the housing process and
residence halls.
1 Go to www.nccu.edu and log onto myEOL located in the top right corner
2 Click on the “Apply for Housing” button located in the personal assistant
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APPLY FOR FINANCIAL AID Make sure you’ve completed the 2020-2021 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) beginning October 1st. Immediately respond to request
from Scholarships & Student Aid for documents such as 2018 Federal Tax
Return or verifcation worksheets. Please list NCCU’s school code: 002950.
For more information, contact the Offce of Scholarships and Student Aid
at 919-530-6180 or [email protected].
VISIT NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIVERSITY NCCU encourages interested students/families and groups to come explore our
campus to gain insight on what our campus can offer. We have a specifc tour
schedule for each tour type. We encourage you to schedule your tour 2-weeks
in advance to increase your chances of securing the date you need.
Please note that tours are not offered on recognized holidays, black-out dates, offcial university breaks, or weekends (Saturday/Sunday).
Please note that we offer the following tour times for your prospective visit:
Student & High School Groups Middle & Elementary Family Tours: (9th – 12th): Groups (K – 8th):
Monday – Friday Monday & Friday Wednesday at
11:00am AND 2:00pm at 11:00am or 2:00pm 11:00am ONLY
Wednesday at
11:00am ONLY
We are unable to accommodate tour requests outside of our daily standard tour times.
Whether you’re considering joining our student body as a freshman or a transfer
student, you’ll appreciate having an overview of our campus – and a better idea of
how to get around. Start your journey today by scheduling a campus visit today!
To schedule a tour, visit: https://eaglepromise.nccu.edu/tourpicker.asp
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Financial Planning
North Carolina Residency To be eligible to pay resident tuition, you must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident
(green card holder) and have resided in North Carolina continuously for at least one
calendar year before the frst day of your frst semester of enrollment. You must also be
able to demonstrate that your primary purpose for being in North Carolina is something
other than school attendance.
Student Accounting The estimated tuition fees listed below cover one academic year (two semesters) of enrollment.
The fgures below are tuition amounts from 2019-2020 academic year; actual tuition for
Fall 2020 will be fnalized in Summer 2020. Visit https://legacy.nccu.edu/formsdocs/proxy. cfm?fle_id=894 for the most up-to-date information on cost of attendance.
2019-2020 Annual Tuition and Fees Based on Full-time Enrollment: North Carolina Residents ................................................................................................ $21,753.02
Nonresidents...................................................................................................................... $34,460.02
2019-2020 Annual Room and Board Based on Full-time Enrollment: Double Occupancy in Residence Hall and 19 meals per week ..........................$12,591.80
You may pay your tuition in the following ways:
Cashier’s Offce Hours Offce Location 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and Hoey Administration Building,
1:15 p.m. to 4 p.m. Mon. – Fri. Room 12, Basement foor
Mailing Address Telephone Numbers NCCU, c/o Comptroller 919-530-6209, 919-530-6014
P.O. Box 19713, Durham, NC 27707 and 919-530-6234
Financial Aid At North Carolina Central University, the majority of undergraduates receive some form
of fnancial aid, such as loans, grants, or work study funds. For detailed information,
visit www.nccu.edu/ssa.
Complete the FAFSA for 2020-2021 Financial Aid is available from the Offce of Scholarships and Student Aid in the form of grants,
loans, scholarships, or work study. To apply for fnancial aid, complete a Free Application for
Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) beginning October 1st online at https://studentaid.gov.
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Other Helpful Information
Career Services and Outreach (CSO) CSO offers a variety of programs and
resources to provide lifetime tools for career
development, job search training, experiential
education, employment and networking
opportunities. Please visit our website at
www.nccu.edu/careerservices.
Housing North Carolina Central University has 12 residence
halls. The University requires freshmen to live
in a University operated residence hall. This
requirement is a step in the University’s efforts to
provide new students with an environment that
prepares them for academic success. National
research and data has shown that students who
live on campus have higher GPAs, and utilize
more resources on campus, such as tutoring,
computer labs, libraries and engagement
opportunities. For more information, email us at
[email protected] or call 919-530-7298.
Immunization Records and Health Insurance Proof of immunizations and dates must be
entered and uploaded by the frst day of
class. Failure to do so will result in the
student being dropped from classes.
Visit https://nccu.medicatconnect.com to enter and upload your immunizations.
Also, students who intend to enroll into the
Blue Cross Blue Shield Student Insurance plan
or waive the Student Insurance plan should
complete this by the frst day of class as well.
Please visit www.studentbluenc.com.
For more information contact the Student
Health Center at 919-530-6317 or
Second-Degree & Transfer Students Final acceptance to NCCU is contingent upon
satisfactory completion of all work at your prior
or current institution. Submit your transcript
immediately upon completion of your last
semester of enrollment. Failure to do so may
delay your registration and enrollment.
Student Accessibility Services To register to receive accommodations or
services for a documented disability, visit
www.nccu.edu/students/studentservices/ disability/accommodationservices.cfm.
University College The University College promotes student learning
and development by providing coordinated and
centralized academic resources and support
services. These services are aimed to help frst
and second year students defne their educational
and career goals. Relationships developed
through proactive advising, educational
planning, academic support and enrichment,
and continuous development to ensure students
are retained and equipped to persist toward
graduation. Staffed with 16 professional academic
advisors, our services extend beyond traditional
sessions to include student programming to
promote and develop intentional relationships.
Classifcation of Student Freshman: 0-29 hours
Sophomore: 30-59 hours
Junior: 60-89 hours
Senior: 90 or more hours
For more information contact Alexander Dunn,
room 205 at 919-530-6129 or
www.nccu.edu/university-college.
Veterans Affairs To request services or get information
about education benefts, visit
www.nccu.edu/veteransaffairs/index.cfm.
Mail transcripts to:
NCCU Undergraduate Admissions
1801 Fayetteville Street, Durham, NC 27707
Remember: All admissions decisions are contingent upon successful completion of courses in progress.
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1801 Fayetteville Street Durham, North Carolina 27707 www.nccu.edu/admissions
