University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Top Questions

I consider the diversity at Carolina, both in terms of people and opportunities, the best aspect. There is something for everyone there--if you want to try something, there will be someone who shares your interest and is willing to help you.

There is something for every student, whether it be sports, arts or common interests. Students are very friendly and the professors want to help you succeed. Going to such a great school is really impressive to potential employers and the push each student to get into research which is fun during college and looks great on a resume after college.

The best thing about UNC Chapel Hill is the people here. Everywhere you walk there are always people laughing or giving you a smile. Especially as a freshman coming in to college, I felt like everyone wanted to make friends. The campus is very big which means you meet knew people everday. I love being around people and meeting new friends so it fit me perfectly.

There is no lack of opportunities for any tyype of involvement at Carolina.

The high quality education that we get for a great price (for in-state students) while still having great sports programs.

The best thing about UNC-CH is the people. So many people I meet are people I would like to get to know better. I have made so many good friends at this school that I know I will keep in touch after school.

The best thing about UNC is the overall feel of the campus. Everyone here loves it--school spirit is contagious! If you get a group of us together for any period of time we're going to start singing fight songs or the alma mater. It doesn't matter where we are or what we're doing, Carolina students are truly a student body.

The school affords its students so many opportunities. UNC is made up of a wide range of people because its student organizations and activities allow people to pursue their diverse interests. While UNC may seem like a large public school, the student who takes advantage of its many extracurricular offerings will find a niche and settle into the college life very easily. From public service to partying, art making to money making, athletics to academics, UNC serves all students.

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