University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - UNC (reviews)

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill was my first choice when it came to looking for colleges. I have recently completed my first year as a undergraduate at the university and have found that it has done nothing but exceeded each of my personal expectations. Initially I was quite skeptical about the rigorous academics but have found that there are an abundant amount of resources for each student. There are resources offered such as peer tutoring, academic coaching, and writing centers. Each of which I have used in order to adapt during my first year. Although there are an abundant amount of resources for academics there are plenty of resources for personal use such as an LGBTQ center, Women’s and Gender center, and Mental Health and Counseling center on campus. These few do not even begin to identify all of the opportunities for each cultural and ethnic group on campus. I, myself am a Native American on campus and have felt heard and understood through each step of the way on campus. No matter the situation I have always had an opportunity to express myself and find ways to help me during my time at UNC. Daily they are striving to achieve greatness and excellence and I am beyond proud and grateful for my opportunity to attend the university.

Had an amazing time at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. It’s a good school with great professors and friendly students. The university offers various opportunities that students can explore to acquire knowledge and skills. Business administration was my program of study while I was this university. I learnt a lot and we were also connected to attachment and internship opportunities to gain more experience

The University of Carolina at Chapel Hill provides the best learning environment. This university ranks among the best in the United States and hence offers the best as far as content delivery is concerned. The lecturers in the faculty of education did a wonderful job on us. Students’welfare is also well taken of by the students’ leadership and the dean responsible for students’ affairs.

As a STEM major at UNC, I had access to great professors doing exciting research. The downside is that most of the core classes I was required to take were massive lectures, and it was easy to get lost in the crowd. If in STEM, be sure to reach out to professors, and if possible get involved in a lab, as that’s where you’ll get the personal attention you need to make your experience really special. UNC students are a great group of people, and there are tons of extracurriculars to get involved in if you’re into that sort of thing. Overall, great school, and a great choice for me.

A beautiful campus that provides an outstanding education for those who work for it. UNC also provides a variety of experiences that are sure to enrich your college life. I honestly could not have asked for a better University to have gone to.

Coming from Michigan I didn’t know anyone at UNC, but I found everyone very welcoming. I loved the food, the weather, the scene on Franklin street. I loved the atmosphere of camaraderie and celebration that accompanies good sports. UNC is a beautiful campus filled with diverse, smart, and passionate people. There is so much opportunity if you know where to look. I took advantage of the study abroad programs (which are not great, but again, you have to know where to look). I think my time there made me a better human being. Highly recommend.

Yours truly,

A Tar Heel Bred

UNC is a place of opportunities and challenges, and students that put in the most will get back the most. There is much to be said to the high degree of resources offered to UNC students, and as long as you are willing to seek it out, there is pretty much any way you can think of to get involved. As with any university, there are both the good and the bad, but by the end of your time here what sticks with you are really just the highlights (and there are certainly a lot of them). UNC offers the chance for students to develop themselves both personally and professionally. What makes this place stand out the most is the quality of their faculty and the expanse of the network and connectivity students can create by the time they finish.

Unlike Charles Dickens’ “a tale of 2 cities” Unc was truly the best of times. As with any university/college, college is what you make of it. UNC has done an excellent job in bringing in some truly good-hearted. From the moment I set foot on its beautiful campus, I felt like I was in a place that I belong. Each year I was there, I felt closer to the Carolina community.

I looked back the other day at some photos I had taken with friends throughout my time and I was overcome with emotion. The people that I saw in some pictures, some that I had only interacted with freshman year, had left such a strong impact on me that even now, reminiscing at work, I am filled with nostalgia and a longing to return to Carolina.

The education at Carolina is typical of most universities- you have professors that are great and those that…aren’t. I think it’s a part of life to get at least one poor professor to see how you can overcome adversity and to help make you a stronger student. That said, if you’re constantly getting poor professors or overwhelmed with the amount of work, it is important that you have a good network to fall back upon. For me, this was my friends.

When I think of UNC, I don’t think about a chem class that I struggled in or a Spanish professor that made my semester miserable; I think of the amazing people that I’ve met and the great memories we’ve created. I think about blowing off studying for a Busi 101 exam to go out on a cookout run and talking until 3 am with friends. I think of the random dance parties my roommate and I would recreate. I think of the utter joy and euphoria I experienced after UNC won the national title.

While UNC is a great college, it is truly the students (past, present, and future) that made it the best of times.