North Carolina A & T State University

North Carolina A&T State University, founded in 1891 as the nation's first land-grant university for African Americans, has grown into the largest public historically Black college or university. Located in Greensboro, North Carolina, it emphasizes practical education in agriculture, science, and technology, reflecting its roots as an Agricultural and Mechanical College. As part of the University of North Carolina system, A&T blends HBCU heritage with public university resources, fostering a resilient, innovative spirit.

The campus personality is defined by Aggie Pride—fierce loyalty, community service, and cultural celebration. Students who thrive here are driven, collaborative, and eager to lead in diverse environments. They appreciate hands-on learning, strong support networks, and a focus on uplifting underrepresented voices in STEM and beyond.