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Self-Guided Tour SELF-GUIDED TOUR Welcome to As the largest four-year institution in North Carolina, NC State we’ve provided some highlights for you to explore on our campus. We’re excited to show you our home. University! CENTENNIAL MAIN CENTENNIAL BIOMEDICAL CAMPUS CAMPUS CAMPUS Student life thrives here. Students NC State’s Centennial Campus, Anchored by the College of spend the majority of their time known as our research campus, is Veterinary Medicine, NC State’s on main campus which features a home to the College of Engineering 250-acre Centennial Biomedical variety of residence halls, dining halls and the Wilson College of Textiles. Campus (CBC) is an extension of and classroom buildings. By touring Hop on the Wolfline, NC State’s bus NC State’s Centennial Campus. through main campus, you’ll walk the system, and you’ll be on Centennial In partnership with corporate and same path the first class of NC State Campus in just a few minutes! You’ll government entities, the focus of this did starting in 1887. Tradition began also find local businesses housed campus is on biomedical research, on this campus - from the Memorial on this campus with plenty of both to animals and humans. Belltower to Reynolds Coliseum. opportunities for internships. Office of Undergraduate Admissions, Campus Box 7103, Raleigh, NC 27695-7103 Facebook Twitter Instagram Snapchat Virtual Tour facebook.com/ncstateadmissions twitter.com/applyncstate instagram.com/applyncstate @applyncstate go.ncsu.edu/tour R D HILLSB O N ROU E GH S L T L A N A D D. H. 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