First graduating class in 1962. Utilizes classrooms, greenhouses and University field laboratories of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. More than 3,800 alumni. Provides technical training in areas of current demand. Approximately 400 students, making the Agricultural Institute one of the largest agricultural associate degree granting programs in the country.
Students come from all regions of North Carolina as well as from several other states.
Students may participate in the Agricultural Institute Club, become Student Interns for the College, and join other student clubs and organizations in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences and North Carolina State University. More than 50 faculty members in 13 different departments provide instruction. More than 25 faculty members serve as academic advisers providing individual attention for students. Faculty members are authorities in their specialty areas. They discover new information, teach courses, advise students, and convey information to the public.