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30, 2002 GREENSBORO,
N.C. - A New Year's Resolutions Party "with a purpose" will help prospective college students make their 2003 resolutions a reality. North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University's party is from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Thursday, January 2nd, in the first floor lobby of the Smith Technology Building, 402 Laurel Street. The public is invited to attend this free event.
N.C. A&T faculty and staff will interact with participants and explain how to register for undergraduate and graduate courses for the Spring Semester. During the registration-information session, A&T officials will focus on admissions and financial aid for undergraduate and graduate students. Prospective students will talk one-on-one regarding their specific, individual questions and concerns.
Participants will be able to apply for the Spring Semester two easy ways. They may apply on-site with a non-refundable $35 check/money order or apply on-line at
www.ncat.edu and then click Admissions.
A&T's radio station, WNAA-FM (90.1) will provide music during the New Year's Resolutions Party plus seasonal refreshments will be served.
A&T is sponsoring the New Year's Resolutions Party to provide information for prospective students who want to advance their education.
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