University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Top Questions

It's hard to pick something in the worst category! Even though I am not very up to date on politics or current events, I do consider myself a republican and I am definitely in the minority here. I feel like there are too many very active liberals that dominate attention to their causes.

Honestly, I love just about everything at UNC. I don't regret transfering at all, and would recommend this campus to anyone.

With ample amounts of open space and beautiful architecture, the campus of the University of North Carolina is charming and appealing; unfortunately, due to the age of the campus and the increasing demands of students and facilities, the campus is continuously under construction, leading to traffic delays, walking detours, and numerous other eye sores and irritations.

The parking here is terrible. They need more space.

Books here are overpriced at the University Book Store.

Academic advising at UNC isn't very good. Its hard to complete all the requirements for your major, especially if you choose a science major. The advisors are usually very busy and seem like they don't have time for you. They also aren't very familiar with certain classes since some of them aren't professors themselves. If you want to figure out what classes you need to take in order to graduate, you're better off looking online on your own rather than setting up a meeting with an advisor.

Long walking distances if you live in South Campus dorms... upwards of 20 minutes, at worst. Party-goers may be noisy at night. This may be a problem if you treasure the sleeping hours.

The worst thing about my school would probably be the "clicks" that develop. Like every school, you have your groups of people that are drawn to each other based on interests, backgrounds, and ethnicity. These "clicks" or groups should not exist. It blocks a whole other world of people that you could know.

I think we have many strides to take en route to environmentally sustainable practices, but we're getting there!

Proximity to Duke University