North Carolina Central University

Admissions: Financial Aid

Academic Common Market - Out-of-State Students
Out-of-state students may be eligible for in-state tuition via the Academic Common Market (ACM). In general, access to the Academic Common Market requires the following steps:

For specific information regarding the Academic Common Market, as well as eligibility, application, and student's state contact information, please visit the University of North Carolina System's ACM website

Grants, Scholarships, Loans, and Assistance
A number of State or Private scholarships and loan programs are available to qualified VITP students. We encourage you to review the list below, and contact the Financial Aid Office for further information and eligibility requirements.

American Indian Student Legislative Grant (AISLG):
Eligibility for this program is based on financial need. Student must be a member of an Indian tribe recognized by the State of North Carolina or by the Federal Government. Student must also be classified as a NC resident for tuition purposes. The maximum value per academic year for full-time undergraduate and graduate students is $700 - amounts are reduce proportionately for part-time loads.

Rehabilitation Assistance for Visually Handicapped:
Student must be legally blind or have a progressive eye condition that may result in blindness, thereby creating an employment handicap for the individual. Student must be a full-time undergraduate or graduate student, and must be a resident of North Carolina. The amount of assistance is based on financial need - the assistance covers tuition, fees, books and supplies, and reader service.

State Employees' Assistance:
Students employed by the State of North Carolina may be eligible for financial assistance from their agency. Please contact your Benefits Department for further details.