NC State University offers Programs for American Indian High School Students

Wolfpack Pathways - Saturday, March 21, 2015

NC State University is offering "Native Pathways" for American Indian students in

grades 6th to 10th grade. It will be held from 9 am to 11:30 am on March 21, 2015.

Students will visit the university and learn about NC State, the admissions

process, hear from current American Indian students, and take an interactive tour

of the campus. All attendees are invited to attend the 25th annual NC State Pow-wow

for free following the visit. Participants may also take part in our Engineering Open

House & Textiles Open House on the same day. RSVP to Rachel_Ensing@ncsu.edu

by March 6.

Native Education Forum - June 21 through June 27, 2015

Who: Rising 11th & 12th grade students who identify as American Indian

What: A six-day residential summer program at NC State University in which students

will experience university campus life, gain one university academic credit, become

exposed to a college classroom, interact with American Indian faculty, staff and

students, as well as obtain assistance with the college application process.

* Students must apply to be selected to attend the Forum

The application will be available online on March 1 at admissions.ncsu.edu/net

Applications is due online by April 1.

Students will be notified of their selection to attend in May 2015.

For questions about either program, call Rachel Ensing,

Admissions Counselor at:

rachel_ensing@ncsu.edu or (919) 513-7067.