Howling With CALS
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Collapse ▲What Is Howling with CALS?
Howling w/ CALS is an opportunity provided to admitted students to learn more about the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS) through in-person tours. Learn more about specific degree programs through one-on-one conversations with departmental professors, advisors, and faculty and staff. Guided campus tours are led by the college’s student ambassadors, who will answer questions and provide an insider’s perspective for students and families joining us to explore NC State University.
The Department of Agricultural and Human Sciences focuses on preparing the next generation of agricultural professionals through research, education, and extension services. Our programs include degree options in Agricultural Education and Agricultural Science (also available online) and minors in Extension Education and Leadership. We encourage admitted students to learn more about our department and programs offered by registering for a Howling w/ CALS event here or scheduling a personal tour at your own convenience.
Come Howl with Us!
See below for upcoming Howling w/ CALS event dates. The Department of Agricultural and Human Sciences will host its sessions from 9:00–10:30 a.m., with other sessions hosted throughout the day to acquaint students with the College, facilities, scholarships, and student services.
Upcoming Dates for Howling w/ CALS:
- February 17th, 2025
- March 24th, 2025
- April 4th, 2025
Can’t Make It In Person? Explore Virtually!
Interested in learning more but unable to visit in person? No problem! Join us online for a virtual tour where you can explore the Main Campus, Centennial Campus, and Centennial Biomedical Campus from the comfort of your home. Click the link here. Additionally, take advantage of monthly 30-minute live admissions information sessions. These sessions provide an excellent opportunity to get your questions answered and learn more about NC State’s admissions process. Click the following links for information on first-year admission or transfer-student processes.
Interested in Applying?
If you’re interested in applying to NC State, it’s never too late! We review applications year-round, making it convenient to apply. While the deadline for Fall 2025 admission has passed, keep an eye out for Spring 2026 admissions. Applications will open in August 2025 and are due by January 9th, 2026.
We use a rolling admissions system, meaning applications are reviewed as they are received rather than waiting for a final deadline. This allows for quicker decision-making. For more details on the admissions process or to get started, visit the University’s admissions website and check out the steps to apply today!