Baccalaureate degrees were first awarded in 1931. The College prepares students for graduate school or a professional career through its liberal arts, teacher-education, and career programs. Saint Augustine's 36-building campus is situated on 125 acres in the northeastern area of Raleigh, North Carolina. This historically black college is a United Negro College Fund member school. Students should contact the ROTC Office on campus.
Athletic scholarships are available to students participating in various intercollegiate sports.
Students should contact the Athletic Department. The Cooperative Education Program alternates classroom study with related paid work experience. Students should contact the individual department. Performance grants in music are available to talented students participating in choir or band. Students should contact the Music Department.