New Graduate Student Orientation
Fall 2026 New Graduate Student Orientation was held in-person at the McKimmon Center on August 14. Students with the last name of A-L attended the morning session from 9:30 - 11:30 a.m. Students with the last name of M-Z attended the afternoon session from 1:30 - 3:30 p.m. The Information Fair was from 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. and was open to all incoming students.
The following students were NOT required to attend in-person orientation: MBA, MAC, distance, and certificate students.
An email was sent in mid-August with details of the asynchronous online portion of new student orientation. The asynchronous online portion is open to ALL graduate students.
Have a question about orientation? Please email [email protected]
New Student Resources
- Follow us on social media. Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube | LinkedIn
- View the Graduate School New Student Survival Guide and the Office of International Services Getting Here Guide for helpful tips
- Learn more about the August 14 GSA Social
- Locate on-campus housing
- Research what to do in Raleigh
- Have questions about your program? Contact your Director of Graduate Programs
Running with the #GradPack
From meeting thousands of prospective students to exploring incredible campuses, our time in Brazil was nothing short of amazing! 🇧🇷
Huge thank you to @educationusabr for the partnership and for helping us bring the Pack to Brazil. We’re also so grateful to @inteli_edu , @nafaap , and @ibmec for having us on campus and giving us such a warm welcome!
And of course, we couldn’t leave without a few iconic Brazilian experiences like spotting capybaras after our campus visits and staying energized with Guaraná!
Muito obrigado, Brazil! Until next time 🐺🇧🇷
#NCState #GoPack #EducationUSA #StudyInTheUS #NCStateGlobal
Azka Arshad is a 5th year Ph.D. candidate in the department of Chemistry and also being an international student from Pakistan.
Azka has came to NC State and accomplished many things, ranging from placing 2nd in the Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition to previously being the graduate student association Chemistry representative to even meeting her husband at a NC State social.
Her research focuses on developing an automated platform that studies what happens in a chemical reaction using light in a tiny droplet. 💧
Learn more about Azka through this fun and engaging interview. Watch until the end to see what Azka’s perfect brewed cup of tea is. 🫖
Check out the full UNCUT version on our Youtube! Link in Bio 🔗🤩