North Carolina Central University Parent Guide

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NCCU Majors

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List of majors offered at NCCU.

Student Central

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Student Central is a student help-line dedicated to helping NCCU students get their questions answered and have their problems resolved.

Academic Community Service Learning

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NCCU Students are required to participate in academic community service learning as a graduation requirement.

Orientation & First-Year Experience

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Each year, the Eagle Institute Orientation program helps new students get acclimated to the academic and social life.

Code of Conduct

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The Dean of Students provides support for the university’s judicial system.

Study Abroad

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The goal of the Office of International Affairs (OIA) is to build a stronger NCCU presence in the world.

Student Support Services

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The Office of Student Support Services (Disabilities Services) provides support, resources and services to students with documented disabilities.

NCCU Women’s Center

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The NCCU Women’s Center is a central point for ensuring gender equity on NCCU’s campus.

How to talk to your student about choosing a major

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If your student is a freshman, start talking to him now about his major. While it's often recommended to find a major and stick to it by the second year of college, the timeline is different for everybody. Here's a list of questions to help guide the conversation with your student.

Encourage Your Student to Get to Know their Professors

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The development of a student-faculty relationship is one of the most important things that your college student can do to achieve their overall objectives in their education. Encouraging your student to better know their undergraduate faculty is crucial to their academic and professional development.

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