Resources

Learn more about the Absence Verification Process, the types of absences that can be verified, appropriate documentation, and how to submit a request.

The Academic Success Center facilitates degree completion by providing a comprehensive variety of free programs and resources that promote academic skill development and independent learning within the university environment.

The African American Cultural Center is a student success unit open to all, providing activities and programs that enhance academic excellence for the campus and surrounding communities.

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is available each October 1. All students who wish to be considered for federal aid and state and institutional need-based financial aid must submit a FAFSA.

Students can apply for a variety of scholarships through Pack ASSIST (A Student Scholarship Interactive Search Tool). Pack ASSIST is NC State University's online scholarship application portal for undergrad, Agricultural Institute, and DVM students.

University Libraries have at least one copy of every required textbook for Fall and Spring semesters available for 2-hour loans

To borrow items like laptops, tablets & E-readers, calculators, cables & accessories, digital cameras & camcorders, audio production equipment and many others for academic or research purposes, you can request a device.

Financial wellness is important for all students. Benefits include less stress, being prepared for emergencies, achieving financial goals, and achieving a better credit score.

NC State's on-campus pharmacy is located at Campus Health on Main Campus and provides lower out-of-pocket costs for medications compared to off-campus pharmacies.

The Cooperative Education Program is your opportunity to gain hands-on job experience while pursuing a degree. Co-ops consist of alternating semesters of full-time study and full-time employment.