University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Top Questions

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My classmates are intelligent, passionate, motivated people who care about their futures and want to give back to their communities.

My classmates are extremely diverse in all senses. Most everyone has one thing in common: an extreme motivation to excel and stand out amongst the crowd. Classmates at my school are accepting of just about anything except conservative viewpoints, including both political and Christian affiliations. In other words, it seems everyone is okay with anything unless they feel their personal rights are being infringed upon, regardless of the specific issue itself.

You can find every kind of student at UNC. We are a huge school.

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The majority of students at UNC are white but there are definitely a lot of students from different races. The majority of people dress the way they want to with a lot of different styles being worn.

The students at Carolina are extremely diverse! We have an extraordinary number of student organizations dedicated to equal rights, and making nontraditional students feel comfortable in North Carolina. We like to dress to impress when we go to class, but wear clothes that allow us to relax and get the full experience out of lectures that can sometimes seem quite long. Carolina is bound to a cap of 18{4a082faed443b016e84c6ea63012b481c58f64867aa2dc62fff66e22ad7dff6c} out of state students, but there are plenty of great people to meet on campus. Political campaigns are constant and enlightening, and students take the time to make a difference. There truly is a niche for everyone at Carolina.

Students tend to develop friendships with many different groups of people. Maybe one group is suite mates, another from a club, or another from a different organization. There really is a group for every type of person at UNC, all students have to do is join an organization to meet people with similar interests. As far as I know, most students at UNC are North Carolina natives, but many of my friends are from out-of-state. The out-of-state students seem to need a period of time to adjust to the Carolina way, but once they do, they seem just as happy to be Tar Heels as the rest of us.

They are all friendly, talented, and intelligent individuals, who are all there to succeed. No one at UNC Chapel Hill is there to just goof off. If you come to this school, there will always be someone who is ready and willing to learn.

My classmates were extremely talented and challenged me to become the best student possible.