Bachelor in Turf and Turfgrass Management (Bachelor's)

At North Carolina State University at Raleigh, tuition costs 29,407 USD per year.

Students study turfgrasses and related groundcover plants. They learn plant sciences, grass genetics, turf science, use analysis, turf management, and related economics.

They prepare to develop ornamental or recreational grasses and related products. They also plant, transplant, manage grassed areas, and produce and store turf for transplantation.

For international students, tuition is around the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 40% of applicants.

Campus life at NC State centres on convenient access to learning, recreation and community. The university offers 20 residence halls and four apartment complexes, with housing close to classes, meals and study spaces. Dining includes coffee shops, grab-and-go services, dining halls and full-service restaurants. Outdoor spaces, libraries, campus events and landmarks give students places to study, meet friends and spend time between classes.

NC State began with roots in agriculture and engineering and has supported North Carolina agriculture since 1887. Today, its academic options include more than 100 undergraduate majors and more than 200 master’s and doctoral programmes. Areas of study span agriculture and life sciences, design, education, humanities and social sciences, management, natural resources, sciences, textiles, engineering and veterinary medicine. Students can also choose from 120 minors, exploratory studies and preprofessional support for medical, law and veterinary school pathways. Learning by doing, internships, co-ops and career development are part of the academic experience.

Research focuses on practical problems across disciplines, including quantum computing, wearable technology, liver cancer and artificial intelligence. International students join a university that welcomes people from around the world, with community centres supporting African American, LGBTQ, multicultural and women’s communities. More than 700 student organisations, arts opportunities, living and learning villages, leadership groups and more than 50 fraternities and sororities offer ways to meet people and build connections. The Wolfpack identity shapes campus traditions and the wider student experience.