North Carolina A&T State University Reviews

"The pros of the Agricultural Education program are that all of your professors are passionate about what they do and are always readily available for assistance. Another pro about the department is that they always keep you informed of potential jobs and internships-very resourceful. Cons would be that since most Ag Ed students are located across the country and work full time, there is a limited amount of on-campus courses available."

"The pros of my particular program was that I was able to study topics that interested me while increasing my knowledge base. The biggest con was the disorganization and issues that I encountered with financial aid and the graduate school. Overall, I enjoyed my time in the program and look forward to using my experiences at A&T in my future endeavors."

"My graduate programmed closed, but I am in the process of transferring to agricultural education. I love the ad education program because the school of agriculture welcomes many different types of students. They also allow a network of support."

"Very great school to attend, the faculty expect nothing less than success from their students."

"I really love my university and graduate program. but the financial aid is almost none for me. I have to pay for the high tuition and all kinds of fees. I do not have time to use gym but i still have to pay for it."

"North Carolina A&T State University graduate program is dedicated to molding student into a strong intellectual competitor that will make a difference in America's society and the world itself."

"Pros-Small classrooms and the ability to build relationships with professors. Professors are all very knowledgeable and interested in the topics they discuss. Eager to help students understand concepts if they do not understand. Professors are all very understanding of personal issues that come up in life and try to work with you. Cons-Some professors are more concerned with making sure they cover all material on their syllabus rather than making sure students are learning and applying the material. But, that is only for basic introductory courses in the Business and Economics program."