University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Top Questions

School is large and it will be difficult to get to know all students of your class before you graduate Science courses may be tough Roads are slightly colonial, need to get used to campus area University of Never-ending Construction Rising tuition costs for out of state students, but still awesome tuition, relatively Depause they sometimes get tired Nice school newspaper Renovation and construction has its merits Transition system is okay Neighborhood is relatively safer and has a nice environment

basketball. greek life.

Our chemistry department, and sports.

That I am so dedicated that I drive 75 miles everyday one way to school. I also like to tell them that I am not driving that far to get B's; I want all A's. Being a Tarheel gives you automatic bragging rights anyway.

Athletics, mainly men's basketball and women's soccer. I also brag about how well known and academically centered the school is.

The overwhelming school pride/spirit of current students, faculty and alumni would be number one. Next would be that it is a campus town in Chapel Hill. I love being able to walk to stores and restaurants. I love the campus surroundings: the Carolina Blue sky-the huge old trees, and the beautiful flowers.

That UNC has a great atmosphere, and I feel very welcomed when I walk on campus, never feeling out of place.

The sports teams!

The basketball team which is great.

It's easy to brag about Carolina because it's the best school in the country. So, I usually brag about Carolina on the whole. The students are all very intelligent and well-rounded, down-to-earth people. The friends I made there are invaluable to me. Moreover, the academics are challenging. I learned a lot at Carolina, and I feel confident about getting a good job after graduation. However, most of the bragging definitely happens over sports. Things get pretty heated during basketball season, especially with Duke, NC State, and Wake Forest just down the road.