GENERAL ADMISSION REGULATIONS

In accepting admission to any area of the University, the student indicates his willingness to subscribe to the rules and regulations herein stated and further explained in the student handbook. The University reserves the right and matriculation by the student is a concession of this right, to effect at any time the withdrawal of any student who does not maintain the required standard of scholarship, or whose remaining in the University would endanger his own health, or the health of others, or whose conduct at any time is not satisfactory to the University, or whose presence tends to lower the moral tone of the University, or whose conduct is unbecoming that of a North Carolina Central University student.

The overall responsibility for student conduct lies with the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs. The administration of discipline is under the general supervision of the staff of the Student Personnel Services and appointed committees. The immediate supervision of the students and the administration of discipline are entrusted to the Directors of Student Life and their staffs.

ADMISSION FOR VISITING STUDENTS

The NCCU Summer School is open to all students who are enrolled in degree or non-degree programs, to high school graduates and graduates enrolled at other institutions, and to individuals interested in courses for personal enrichment or professional advancement. Students will be admitted to the Summer Sessions until 7:00PM on the first day of registration. Students seeking a degree or readmission must go to the Office of Undergraduate or Graduate Admissions offices. Visiting students must complete the applications (see Applications), Parts I, II and III.

NOTIFICATION OF ACCEPTANCE

Visiting students will be notified of acceptance immediately following the receipt of all applications and approvals. Final action on applications cannot be processed until all materials are received. Applicants will be notified of their PIN (personal identification number) in their acceptance letter.

READMIT OR STUDENTS SEEKING ADMISSION

Students previously enrolled at NCCU, but did not attend Spring 2007, must apply for readmission through either the Undergraduate or Graduate Admissions offices. Following acceptance, readmit students must receive academic advisement with their respective advisors. If an advisor has not been assigned, advisement is is conducted through the Student Academic Advising Center, Alexander-Dunn Building for undeclared majors. Students who have been readmitted resulting from academic difficulties, or who could be suspended academically at the end of the summer sessions, must see Dr. Moss (Academic Advising) for advice located in the Alexander-Dunn Building. All new students entering NCCU for the first time must be admitted through the respective admission offices. If you are a new or readmit student, you must be cleared with the Student Health Services before you will be allowed to complete registration.