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I really enjoyed my experience here at UNC. The academics are stellar, and the professors are all very accommodating (although you might have the few sour apples, but I would make sure you check RateMyProfessor). I'm on the research track, and I felt that UNC had ample opportunities to do research through the portal or reaching out to professors.

The buildings are old, but they have so much history and spirit to them, which makes it worth it. The quad is amazing on sunny days! There seems to be a... Read More strong college culture here and community. I really enjoyed my four years here and would even consider coming back for graduate school.

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is a strong school with a large diversity of individuals. Personally, I felt overwhelmed with the size of the school, and I often felt overlooked or as if I was just another number there. However, if you can actively engage in clubs, events, opportunities with professors, etc. then you should excel here. I will say that classes here can be extremely difficult and daunting, but if you can focus and work hard, the pay off will be worth it. The reputation... Read More of this school means something to many employers, and there seems to be a respect for those that got through the school. You can also make a lot of connections which will greatly help in job searching after school.

Despite UNC having had its fair share of scandals over the years, I enjoyed my time spent in attendance. As a psychology major with a minor in social and economic justice, my coursework mainly focused on matters of mental health, activism, and social reform. For me, it was the perfect choice. My program allowed me to explore a breadth of current topics while conducting research regarding my personal interests. I would recommend UNC to anyone considering spending their next four years at the nations... Read More first public university.

UNC-Chapel Hill was a college that I got accepted into and attended because all of my North Carolinian high school friends did as well. What I had failed to notice while attending was the beauty of it all. The campus is by far the prettiest I have seen, and I have been to many other campuses since my time there. The student body is large, you may need to try not to get lost in it initially, but once you join a club or find yourself a class to really appreciate, your time there will fly. The prestige... Read More itself of being an alumni is very high, which was unknown to me until I graduated. I would highly recommend everyone to go here.

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has an excellent culture and academic focus. The school provides many resources for students to do well, from the Wellness center, peer tutoring, student organizations, and faculty mentorship. I always felt supported while pursuing my degree! As a low income student, the Carolina Covenant program helped me to graduate debt free through work study, grants, and scholarships. Without this program, I would have been in major debt with no familial financial... Read More support.

Amazing campus, driven and intelligent students, brilliant faculty members. There are so many organizations to choose from and if there isn't something you like, you can create your own. Standards are high, but so many resources are available to you. It is a liberal arts school, so you get the opportunity to take a wide range of classes in subjects you may not get to otherwise. Sports are huge and it's an amazing environment if that is something you enjoy. I highly recommend it. I had so much fun,... Read More but you definitely need to work hard.