University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Top Questions

Possibly the worst thing about this school is the issue of binge drinking. People are often affected by this; peer pressure is a big issue here.

I would say the communication between the departments, such as living communities with the housing department. I had a bad situation for summer school last year and the cause was due to non-communication. I would say that has probably been my worse experience ever.

Sometimes it feels too big

I don't really have any complaints. The sororities and fraternities are sometimes too exclusive and it gets annoying.

UNC seems to constantly want to change. There is constant construction and they are always changing the courses and format of academics. Sometimes it is nice but other times just is a hassle.

How some of the people treat you as if you don't belong at the school. From the looks, to the way the address you, it's apparent that some of them don't want certain students at the school.

It is a large school and can seem impersonal at times, but if you are active and social and find your niche it is worth it.

For having as many students as my school does, they do a good job of listening to student opinions--except in the housing department. The housing maintenance department takes forever to respond to problems, and frequently problems go unfixed entirely. I've lived in on campus housing for all four years, and have never been satisfied with it.

Being a varsity athlete, I wish i had more time to explore all the opportunities that our available on campus. There are so many clubs, activities, and resources to tap into and I would like to utilize them more frequently.

The size can be a little overwhelming at first, but once you find your niche (and you will find it), you'll love it!