Bachelor in Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies (Bachelor's)

North Carolina A&T's professional focus is visible in its alumni network and hands-on approach to learning. Graduates work across America in technology, public service and agriculture, while the university prepares students through practical opportunities, core knowledge and a global perspective. Students have competed in national hackathons, business case contests and self-driving car projects. Research is also expanding, with faculty securing $113.3 million in research funding.

A&T is a land-grant, doctoral research university with a national reputation in STEM education. Academic options span agriculture and environmental sciences; arts, humanities and social sciences; business and economics; education; engineering; health and human sciences; and science and technology. Students can also pursue graduate study through the Graduate College or study nanoscience and nanoengineering through the Joint School of Nanoscience & Nanoengineering. Recent research activity includes a $16.9 million NIH award to create a Health Disparities Research Center and work in biotechnology and data science.

The Greensboro campus brings together classroom study, academic competition, research and student leadership. A&T's 13,885 students are known as Aggies, and the university's alumni community extends across the United States. International students can expect a university that values initiative, service and leadership, with opportunities to meet people from different cultures, places and perspectives. Career preparation is central, and the university hosts a fall career fair. The campus also offers an Honors College and programs supporting graduate and adult learners.

This field combines the arts, biological and physical sciences, social sciences, and humanities. It emphasizes breadth of study.

It is used in independently designed, individualized, or regular programs. Students apply it through broad study plans across several fields.

For international students, tuition is below the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 46% of applicants.