Cost To Attend
As a public university, North Carolina A&T is a tremendous educational value, particularly for in-state students. The education you receive here will prepare you to be successful in your chosen field and achieve whatever professional and financial goals you have set.
The actual cost of your education will depend on several factors:
- How many credits you plan to take each semester
- Whether you will live on or off campus
- Whether you are a North Carolina resident
Financial aid is available for qualified students.
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Most Affordable of North Carolina's top universities Money Magazine
America's largest historically black university U.S. News & World Report
More than 300 A&T scholarship funds are available to our students
Tuition rates are reviewed by the university's Board of Trustees and the Board of Governors of the University of North Carolina System and set annually by the North Carolina General Assembly. Fees are reviewed and approved by the university's Board of Trustees with final approval pending the Board of Governors of the University of North Carolina System review.
Rates for all New In-State Freshmen and New In-State Transfer students, and Continuing In-State, Out-of-State and Graduate students who do not qualify for Fixed Tuition.
Some undergraduate and graduate classes are assessed special course fees. Listed below are the differential costs for tuition that are added for courses within particular programs:
Master's of Business Administration (On Campus)
$375.00: 1-2 credit hours$750.00: 3-5 credit hours
$1125.00: 6-7 credit hours
$1125.00: 8 credit hours
$1500.00: 9+ credit hours
Master's of Business Administration (Distance Learning)
$147.00: per credit hourJoint Master's Social Work & Joint School of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering (On Campus) In-State
$59.00: 1-2 credit hours
$118.50: 3-5 credit hours
$177.75: 6-7 credit hours
$177.75: 8 credit hours
$237.00: 9+ credit hours
Joint Master's Social Work & Joint School of Nanoscience and Nanoengineering (On-Campus) Out-of-State
$192.75: 1-2 credit hours$385.50: 3-5 credit hours
$578.25: 6-7 credit
$578.25: 8 credit hours
$771.00: 9+ credit hours
Joint Master's Social Work (Distance Learning) In-State
$23.00: per credit hourJoint Master's Social Work (Distance Learning) Out-of-State
$75.00: per credit hour
Please note that students will receive one combined billing statement for main campus and/or Distance Learning courses. Distance Learning (DL) courses are billed in addition to main campus charges.
Students who are enrolled in 12 or more credit hours (undergraduate) or nine or more credit hours (graduate) with the main campus, and are in one or more credit hours of Distance Learning courses, will NOT be billed for the Distance Learning courses.
This benefit is only allotted to students who are attempting either 12 or more hours of on campus undergraduate-level courses or 9 hours or more of graduate-level on campus courses. See the chart below for more information about the impact of Distance Learning courses on a billing statement:
1-11 undergraduate hours1 or more undergraduate hours
Costs of on-campus classes + cost of distance learning classes
12 or more undergraduate hours
1 or more undergraduate hours
Cost of 12 hours of on-campus classes only
1-8 graduate hours
1 or more graduate hours
Costs of on-campus classes + cost of distance learning classes
9 or more graduate hours
1 or more graduate hours
Cost of 9 hours of on-campus classes only
