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Current Students

From the moment you step on campus until the moment you graduate, we are here to help you be an extraordinary student, educator, counselor and leader.

For Undergraduate Students

Resources and support around majors, courses, careers, requirements, policies, social life, academic support and transition issues.

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For Graduate Students

Resources and services that serve the needs of our graduate students academically, professionally, and socially.

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Earn Your PGUs

The College of Education fosters a career-long commitment to learning and professional development by requiring all undergraduate students who are seeking initial licensure to complete a series of Professional Growth Units (PGUs). The college holds a variety of professional development events each semester that offer PGU credit.

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Upcoming Student Events

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Mar 29

Wednesday5:00 PM

PD 371 – Digital Games in Learning
Mar 30

Thursday6:30 AM

PD 6612 – Mathematics Field Day
Mar 30

Thursday7:00 AM

PD 6612 – Mathematics Field Day

Meghan Enoch ’22

“My experience with the College of Education has been extraordinary because of the ample amount of resources and support that I’ve been provided as a student. I’ve also met a wonderful community of others who also share the same passions and interests as me in wanting to make a difference in the community.” — Meghan Enoch ’22, Elementary Education

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Jim Bitzes ’21MAT

“Teaching is art, philosophy and science. Our MAT program professors push all of us to examine ourselves, learn about the various philosophies that have underpinned education, develop an understanding of learning and education psychology and practice the art of teaching. As a former military leader, I can say, unequivocally, that our professors get leadership and that teachers are leaders.” — James “Jim” Bitzes ’21MAT, Master of Arts in Teaching

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Student Resources

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Student Success and Advising Center

The Student Success and Advising Center serves as an academic and co-curricular support and resource space for students within the College of Education.

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Student Organizations

We offer more than 10 student clubs and organizations, giving you an opportunity to gain excellent leadership, community service, fundraising and event planning experience while meeting new people.

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Scholarships and Financial Aid

The NC State College of Education offers a limited number of scholarships to our students. Scholarship amounts range from $500 to $5,000.

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Professional Education

The Office of Professional Education offers resources and support for future and beginning teachers, including information on field placements, licensure requirements and professional development.

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METRC

Media and Education Technology Resource Center (METRC)

METRC provides resources and services to facilitate the preparation of professional educators, counselors and administrators at the undergraduate and graduate levels, and to model an exemplary school library media center.

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Study Abroad

Global Programs

We offer financially accessible study abroad programs that enhance students’ global knowledge, increase cultural awareness and develop intercultural competence through intentional and meaningful global engagement.

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Student Concern and Resolution Process

We take the health and safety of our college community seriously and want to
be sure that we provide a safe setting where services and resources are available for students.

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Student Ambassadors

Student ambassadors are a select group of highly motivated, informed, energetic and diverse student leaders who are devoted to serving the College of Education, NC State and surrounding community.

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College of Education Summer Internship Program

A competitive, eight-week summer internship program that provides financial support for two undergraduate students within the college who serve as interns at organizations in high needs communities that support education.

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NC State Education Scholars

NC State Education Scholars Program

NC State Education Scholars create a pipeline of highly qualified teachers for school districts that most need teachers.

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SAY Village Fall Break Trip

Students Advocating for Youth (SAY) Village

SAY Village is open to students from all backgrounds and majors with an interest in contributing to the lives of younger, underserved children in our local community.

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Teaching Fellows Program

Students who apply and are accepted into the North Carolina Teaching Fellows Program receive up to $8,250 per year in forgivable loans if they commit to teach in the fields of STEM or special education in the North Carolina public schools.

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We are committed to providing our students with a welcoming, inclusive environment where students of all backgrounds feel respected, supported and encouraged.

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