University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Top Questions

I consider the liberal aspect of my college to be the worst thing because it is the number one thing I would change about it. It frustrates students to take classes that they have no interest in and will never need to know about.

The population of white students attending the university are consistently overly represented.

The lack of a social life. While there are parties and activities around, they are not very fun. part of the college experience is partying and having fun. I feel like the school did not provide me with the complete college experience

The worst thing about UNC is that you only get to be here for four years. UNC has become my home, and although I'm only a Freshman my college experience is already flying by. I can't imagine what it's going to be like when I'm a senior and it's time for me to graduate. I wish I could stay here longer becuase UNC has so many amazing opportunities and truly makes college the best four years of your life.

Disregard for students of color's academic needs due to their backgrounds

I would proably say the worst thing about the school is how large it is and how it can some times be hard to find your place among all the students.

It seems to be open to all points of view, but conservative views tend to be shot down excessively more than liberal views.

The worst thing about the school is some of the classes are a little too large but once you get to more advanced classes, they tend to be smaller so that is good.

I wish that they would not focus so singlemindedly on in-state students. I got a 2360 on my SAT's, I started a business in my senior year of high school, and I have won multiple prizes for my writing ability. Zero merit-based scholarships. Not considered for the honors program. The valedictorian of his class of twenty in Podunk, North Carolina gets a full ride and a prestigious honors program scholarship though. It's incomprehensible.

I don't really think that there is a "worst" thing about UNC-CH. If I had to choose, in my opinion, I would say that the campus if very liberal. I am conservative and often do not agree with some ideas and messages around campus. I have not personally experienced any discrimination for my political views but, sometimes, they are very "in your face" and do not listen to other's opinions.