North Carolina State University

North Carolina State University (NC State) is a public research university located in Raleigh, North Carolina. As a land-grant institution founded in 1887, it has historically been known for its strength in agriculture and engineering. Today, it is a comprehensive university with a wide range of academic programs.

Key facts about NC State:

• Academics: The university offers programs across many disciplines, with particular strength in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). It also has well-regarded colleges for textiles, veterinary medicine, business, and design.
• Location: The university's campus is located in North Carolina's Research Triangle, a major hub for technology and research.
• Size: With over 39,000 students, NC State is the largest university in the Carolinas.
• Mascots: The official mascots are Mr. and Mrs. Wuf, and the live mascot is Tuffy.
• Athletics: The university's sports teams, known as the Wolfpack, compete in NCAA Division I.
• Research: NC State is a prominent Research 1 institution, known for its innovation and experiential education. Its Centennial Campus is a major research park that partners with corporations, government, and nonprofits.
• Admissions: In 2023, the university had an acceptance rate of 39.85%.

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