#UNC-Chapel Hill (2023-2024)
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ok gotcha that makes sense
What is unc like workload wise
Depends a LOT
for science courses
I'm trying to think of the best way to measure it
like physics chem
yeah
Hm
If you're taking intro level classes I would not rec doing more than 2 at a time
PHYS 118 isnt impossible but it's really hard if you don't have physics intuition
Calc-based mechanics
Hmm
I know for BIOL the upper level classes are much easier than lower
Yeah it really depends on department and class 💀
Alright
I’ve taken ap physics so not totally blind there
But yeah my major will only need physics/chem
Which major?
cs prob
Yeah I wouldn't take it unless you have to
And if you have to I'd rec doing it somewhere else
LOL
yeah I thought I had to take chem lmao
Although it's a bit different if you're premed (since med schools want to see you take the UNC rigor)
Yeah lol
Any of the ones with the lil IDEAs symbol should count for the physical/life science req
ah alright
So PHYS 118, EMES 101, ASTR 100/101/103 & lab
All good
I would highly rec EMES 101 if you want a fun easy class tho lol
But if you want to do any of the physics stuff with electronics def do PHYS 118
im pretty much mentally prepared to pick unc atp so im just preparing to know what ill do
I love helping people plan <3
So my plan is probably this and physics 118 or something as of now
🔥
Are you interested at all in the electronics stuff?
No pressure I'm just curious bc I feel like nobody outside of PHYS dept knows abt it
I mean I am but idk how it’ll be
like what sort of stuff is in that class
If you know
Yeah
Tangent, this is a bit more restrictive than a physics minor, but there is an Energy pathway for the Physics BA
Although I think that's less ECE adjacent
These are from the PHYS department
- PHYS 351. Electronics I. DC and AC circuit analysis. Diodes, transistor amplifiers, analog devices, and signal conditioning. Boolean logic and digital logic circuits. Extensive practice designing and debugging circuits.
- PHYS 352. Electronics II. Introduction to digital circuits: gates, flip-flops, and counters. Computers and device interconnections, converters and data acquisition. Signal analysis and digital filters. Graphical (LabVIEW) programming and computer interfacing. Individual projects and practical applications.
- PHYS 471. Physics of Solid State Electronic Devices. Properties of crystal lattices, electrons in energy bands, behavior of majority and minority charge carriers, PN junctions related to the structure and function of semiconductor diodes, transistors, display devices.
There are also some quantum physics & quantum computing courses
We also have a lot of ECE stuff in APPL
Electronics looks interesting
I figure that’s a class that’s gonna sound cool until I take it ☠️
APPL 240. Developing Your Sixth Sense: Designing Sensors and Electrical Circuits to Make Measurements. Learn how to analyze, design, and build systems. Model and understand how physical and environmental parameters of sensors work and interact with electrical circuits. Learn the basics of circuit design and analysis to amplify and "clean up" the signals with filters. Learn how to acquire these signals to a computer through data acquisition hardware and LabView software. Develop an entrepreneurial mindset to understand the economic, environmental, and ethical issues that affect your system design.
I can look and see what profs teach it & what students say
I would def recommend looking at PHYS & APPL electives
Well that’d be really helpful if you can do that
Yeah phys for sure but I’ll have to decide on the second one
But this electronics stuff looks cool
Ok so only 2 of the profs that have taught it seem to have been teaching recently
Like all the profs I could find for it last taught in like 2016 💀
So the "low rated" prof has 2 reviews that are mixed (one good, one bad), but he also hasn't taught since 2022
Which leaves the one prof who has been teaching the last like 4 sems or so
And she's got great ratings (but only one..)
This is the site from the low rated prof which includes a sample syllabus
hmm
Well ig it’s good at least one of them has a good rating
oh welp
Which one does she have good rating s for
ah
so good teacher but hard class
Yeah
I’ll have to look closer see which ones are interesting and which ones aren’t
Did anyone submit their global launch essay yesterday?
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they send a sticker
and i got a book too
and seeds
Ye i only got stickers for honors carolina
Wait omg the confetti are actual seeds that’s crazy⁉️
yeah
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did you just cold call email the professors? i'm trying to get a research internship but i don't know the process
manifesting ur unc acceptance day smth 🙏🏻
Most if not all HS research is by cold emailing (if you don't have a connection), but I wouldn't worry too much about it
It's hard enough for college freshmen/sophomores to get research (which will likely be preferred over high schoolers)
My main research internship wasn't by cold calling. My dad's friend is a professor
I did it under him
it's really about connections, but you can try cold emailing
Do you think a 4.35w gpa is good for unc instate w a 1450 sat
I got to a competetive school though I don't even know at this point
Or not good atleast a 50/50 chance
Depends on your county and school, but you should be fine
any overall advice for early/middle college applicants?
In order of importance (imo):
- Don't give up having fun and doing things you enjoy for college applications. If you're the kind of student UNC wants, it won't matter how many clubs you're on the board for. Plus, there are tons of things people do outside of schools that are perfectly valid extracurriculars; I used to do work for Minecraft servers (building/graphic design), and that was one of the ECs I put, lol.
- Do your best on AP exams to get 3s. Even if you don't get a specific course credit, every hour will help you later.
- Do your research and make sure that UNC is the school that you want to attend. Look at the majors you're interested in, look at the coursework for the major, look at the course offerings in general. Please just make sure that UNC is the right school before you start stressing about applying; you have no idea how many high schoolers I've seen work themselves up like crazy over UNC just to realize that UNC doesn't have engineering and they won't be applying.
bet ty, coincidentally i also put moderating a minecraft server as one of my ec's that i submitted haha
People get really caught up in like "ECs have to be something """""valuable""""" like volunteering/sports/clubs/etc" but it really can be just doing stuff for fun
this tbh
so many kids are obsessed with doing ECs they think will sound good to admissions
UNC and other schools see 1000s of applications from kids who "founded a non profit" or did something that sounds impressive but is really thin in reality
@inner quail out of curiosity do u happen to know anything abt how unc supports students who r trying to apply for fulbright/other similar scholarships?
I don't, sorry :(
I can ask around :)
did u get into unc scholars? i would def ask the director of that bc they might have knowledge
or the honors carolina director
Do you know the weight admissions puts on class rank? I was looking at the common data set and apparetly ec's are weighed more than gpa and class rank?
thats ok!! would be great if u found someone who knows anything but no worries if not lol
Got it thanks!
oh yeah thats a good idea ill prob do that
Wake or Mecklenburg, 4.35 is on the lower end.
honestly depends on the rest of ur app
well rounded ECs would be great
if u go to a feeder public school thats competitive being in the top 10% of ur class is necesary
to consider UNC a "target"
I had a 4.6 weighted and 1550+ sat and still considered UNC a target-reach
- in state because I'm from wake
did you get in?
Yes
I got into UNC, Umich, Virgina Tech CS, Purdue Engineering, NCSU engineering so far
Deffered Georgia Tech Engineering, Rejected UT Austin Engineering
Congrats
I wouldn't consider UNC a reach instate with those stats
but definitely not a safety either
only target-reach bc competitive county
otherwise i wouldve thought UNC as a safety if i was from a rural county lmfao
Idk if things have changed much but idt it couldve been a reach
Unless you were coming from one of those like idk weird competitive schools in wake
UNC was a target for me with 4.41/33 in Wake
yah like one of those three
so i proly wouldn’t use my stats as an accurate measurement for unc
unless similar situation
i have a 4.37 in a competitive county 🕊️
You'll probably still be fine
Idt there's a huge difference between 4.37 and 4.4 lol
Depends on class rank imo
Similar stats and I basically put unc low target
I knew I had a very high chance of getting into unc so I didn’t apply to charlotte or other instate safeties (planned to in rd if things didn’t go well)
(Note that UNC values rigor over both GPA and rank, and standardized scores the lowest of the 4 as only "considered")
(Most recent CDS)
What throws me off is there’s people from my school with better rigor and ecs but a bit lower gpa that didn’t get into unc
It probably wasn't the GPA that got them rejected then
Rigor & ECs, despite being more important then rank/GPA/test scores, aren't the only major parts of the application they consider
Yeah true
College apps are just weird
They had a really bad admissions cycle despite everything looking normal (like essays and stuff)
But yeah like you said might be something i didn’t see
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It can be one or the other or both for sure
I had a friend who got rejected everywhere for MechE except for VTech
People incl. myeslf were shocked bc he was on the news for being the only person in our grade to get a 36
He was also active in orchestra & robotics and other clubs
hope so cause my buddy w/ a 4.4 in a less competitive county got wl’ed
actually
my friend with a 4.45 got rejected
from my school
1500 ish SAT too
i was surprised
also had like enough DE for an associates
I guess we never know what these schools really want
Yeah sounds like a similar situation
but college apps are like gambling
Just not as bad odds
Sometimes worse sometimes better
I am living proof
I got rejected from ASU
they reject ppl?
They rejected me
prob yield reject but idk
maybe you wanted a nice scholsrshup
can’t see why they’d reject
No they probably didn't understand my non traditional transcript and didn't have time/feel like processing it
ohh
Didn't see a GPA and gave up
yeah that might be something
well you’ve got Duke and gt so
not much to worry abt
You’re basically chilling for now since you have some top tier acceptances
Spin the wheel and see where you get in!
spin the wheel might have better odds ngl
I’d probably live a few rounds of Russian roulette with the odds some of these colleges got ☠️
I never had much to worry about, because of UNC and NCSU guaranteed
ahh you’re ssm?
just thought ASU would throw money at me
No
o
Accepted didn't attend
wait how were you guaranteed unc/ncsu then
Well more like a roulette wheel since you did say gambling after all
My school has a similar agreement
^^
I’m not going to say yield protect
You just don't hear about it, because my school is very small and is not open to the public for admission
But their loss!!!
I’m a instate kid too so
ahhh
cause idk
me too !!!
You clearly were good enough to be accepted 😭
so many nc kids here
yea
Love seeing NC kids here <3
from the looks of it yeah
icic
Durham flex school also has an agreement iirc (don't know what its called)
Wake > Meck any day
lmao
Meck clears I’m afraid
Why don't you back that up with a source :3
im in neither 💀
Sure one minute
It's wild seeing ppl here from Wake ngl
Previous years there would be zero ppl
Which I guess was a good thing
good ol' cabco 💔
crossroads flex?
yuhh
that’s the closest one I can think of
We have a light rail and y’all don’t easy 1-0
The one for like olympic athletes
I forget what its called
trying to find it
ok that's kinda based
i wanna say it’s crossroads flex but idk
A lot of the very small and nontraditional schools have different agreements with the UNC system
Icl y’all are probably the best suburban Charlotte County
since I know that school lets you focus more on sports with their interesting scheduling
yeah
fr??
Bro says this like Meck has anything other than overdeveloped sterile corporate BS
One day at Umstead will fix you
but generally they don't have public admissions or fill weird niches so they aren't like super advertised programs
I mean union county and Gaston are crazy so it’s not like the competition is there haha
ssm is very public
(I have no genuine beef with Meck btw I'm just being silly
)
Yes
ok yeah fair 😭
yeah ofc just jokes
I think a lot of the agreements say you are guaranteed admission to a UNC system school, but not Chapel Hill
and you don't get free pick like the NCSSM kids have
yeah i think that’s what it is
There’s so many unc school system schools though
So guarantee to a unc school system school doesn’t mean much ngl
It means a lot for students with unique backgrounds who might not get into higher-ed at all normally
more opportunities are always better 🙏🏻
Yeah its crossroads flex that also has an agreement, but I can't find the exact wording of it or if it still exists
let me look on wayback machine
If it's any UNC school that isn't Chapel Hill, that's still pretty good tho
Like NCSU and UNCW 🔥
My school only guarantees UNC-CH under specific conditions
the less known ones
CHARLOTTE 🔥 🔥 🔥
Not all graduates are guaranteed UNC-CH
Tbf high AR doesn't mean bad school
^
true
(im joking clt is cool)
ECU has a super high AR and fantastic med/nursing programs
clt, uncw, unc are three best unc schools imo
No it definitely does not
It's also ECU tho
ECU 💀
I was told I should go to ECU once
Where tf is state
But I will say unc p, unc a are not very insane
yeah but it's more like
unc
uncw
clt
oops I forgot to put it there
oh help
(no hate to state)
UNCW is getting pretty goated ngl
Lets be honest only schools that matter are UNC-CH NCSU
real
lollll
I learned the other day that they're the first school to offer a coastal engineering BS
what about unc pembroke
charlotte is pretty underrated i'd say (?)
Which I think (albeit niche) is super cool
I didn’t know it was a thing until free college week 😭
I thought that was a gradschool
A bit underrated bc all the CS bros are like "yea I'll start at UNCC and transfer"
yea idk much abt that school
then they end up staying there
i have nothing to say abt pembroke 💀 other than they emailed me fifty thousand times to apply and then i started it as a joke and never finished
☠️
Idk much about it as a school but I've talked to one of the profs there in a UNC class who was doing really cool enviro health research
I have never gotten an email for a NC school except duke
I’ve heard the campus is really small
I get spammed by the entirety of unc system
UNC is my favorite in state school, but they don't have an engineering department
Did you get into Duke for grad/med what is your username
I didn't lol my name is just for trolls
out of curiosity what were y'alls lists
lmao
for schools
I probably won't apply Duke for grad unless I get married & hella aid
Duke ED, UNC EA, NCSU EA, RPI EA (legacy)
ahhh
state, unc, Duke and then a few oos
nice nice
but not much
I have no idea what the financial aid situation is for duke grad school
uncc, u mn, uga, uw madison, unc, usc, neu, umich, bu, duke, stanford, yale
did you get in uw Madison
unc, state, Charlotte, American, gw, wake, Marymount (va)
yuh
noice
tyty
I’m gonna be honest idk why I even applied there lol
same 💀 uw m & neu idek why i applied
I was thinking abt stanford & yale but ended up dropping them bc practically I couldn't be that far away even if I got accepted (and 300k in loans is NOT it)
valid
valid
i don't have a problem with distance and if net price is accurate i should be ok w money, that's the only reason i was able to apply to sm oos
most stuff I applied oos is privates with solid aid
I don’t like that unc and state are inching toward that 30k mark tho
ik it’s supposed to be 27 for next yr
wait rejected rhit?
Yes
they’re trolling or something
Are you intl?
rhit cannot be rejecting you like that
^^^
I can't even remember everywhere I applied
lmao
i got in everywhere but usc and neu, which, fair enough 💀
waiting on the 4 RD at the end **
I thought I was going to get rejected everywhere except NCSU and UNC tbh
yeah rd is where the fun is
yeahhhhh (no)
Waiting on almost everything RD
ugh real
They rejected me within 24 hours due to not having min reqs
if I’m lucky I’ll get one acceptance rd
ohh
see that makes sense
i got deferred from USC because idek and i got deferred NEU because i didn't submit a portfolio after applying to camd 💀 i just stopped caring after i pressed submit and they were pmo
lmao
Did you get the fee waiver?
yes
They said I didn't have chemistry because it was in a separate section due to being taken at wake tech
Wake Tech mention 🔥
there were no supps 😟
maybe I’m confusing it with something else
I got a decent bit of fee waiver for some reason
I would be very surprised if NEU didn't let me in
I got a personal email from an AO over there
Just that they would be excited for me to join there "diverse global community" and that I should schedule some time to talk to them
ohh
It was directly from my region AO's email though
umd let it slide when I didn’t submit my stuff on time
the ao was like take ur time
I was like huh
wow
The NCSU one just told me to apply to the honor college and CC'd my schools admin/counselor
my friend forgot to do srar for uiuc and got moved to rd ☠️
after submitting everything else on time
I couldn't figure out how to do some of the things on the SRAR
Oh
because of no GPA
I kinda forgot to do that for state
since I applied to the full ride scholarships
I thought I’d be considered for honors as well
but apparently not
I didn't know if it was one of those fake mass emails designed to look personal
but I assumed it wasn't since they CC'd my school
prob is somewhat personal
Yeah ik
but there are so many fake personal emails
like I got one that had Re: in the subject to make me think it was a reply to something (not from NCSU obv)
lord help me
That a map?
kinda sorta
here ill show you what its like rn
it's a 3D model of polk place in sketchup
Daily call for UNC questions :)
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When are decessions coming out
Do you guys recommend a guided tour or self guided tour
I can't find any tour spots available
So should I wait orrrrrr
I live closeby around 25 minutes
Depends on what you're looking for
I had a good enough time doing a tour self guided
Just getting to explore n such
But I've heard good things abt walking tours
walking tours are nice, but also if youve been on a tour before then you'll basically know 90% of what they're gonna say
self tours are fun
Ok thankyou!
Campus isn't that big
And it has this weird magic effect where you end up walking through the same 3 places regardless of direction
Walking from south to north can be a pain in the ass bc of terrain tho lol
Like walking 1 mile across north campus is very different from 1 mile across south campus
How many years does unc recommend of language again? Is it fine if i only do 3 years and not 4
Are you OOS?
Nope i'm instate
Nvm it doesnt matter
I don't know anyone who did more than 2
They require 2 units with no recommendation
"The UNC System encourages students to select these courses in alignment with their academic and career objectives, and recommends completion of two sequential world language courses"
"2 additional units of English, mathematics, science, social studies, world languages, or computer science "
Ohhh okay thanks!
On the CDS
I was wrong I misread the thing
You're fine lol
didn't see the disclaimer at the top
of the "What are the minimum course requirements for admission? What if I don’t meet them?"
Oh bye 😭
I just got my financial aid offer with my css!! will the offer change a lot with fafsa or will it be around the same price to attend?
I don't have any so guess I'm getting rejected
(I'm sure its fine)
Idk how it differs for non-trad
I know everyone from my school who has applied to UNC has been accepted and none of them had language (we didn't have it till last year), so I assumed they didn't require it
but they might just make exceptions when needed
Also on college confidential i found like this data set thing for NC has anyone else heard of it? Is it accurate?
link it?
One sec
Unrelated it's absolutely fascinating to see how the average test scores to UNC changed pre-covid vs post-covid
Yes this is accurate
Was playing around with it and my jaw dropped at the increasing average gpa/sat and decreasing admits for. my school atleast for everything
Ok thanks!
Here's the thing tho
One sec let me compile this
Like
2019-2020 cycle
- 69% submitted ACT
- 57.5% had a score 30-36
2022-2023 cycle - 32% submitted ACT
- 77.8% had a score 30-36
I don't think it's that the avg accepted student gets a higher score...
But i was also looking at it and confused because my school is "ranked" higher/more of a feeder school type to unc but still has a lesser admit rate that other schools according to this data, but when last year people were getting the results back for admission no one heard of anyone from that school getting in soooo idk maybe some are just underground
Yeah your right🤔
It's possible that because you're ranked higher you're having more students from your school applying to UNC
oh yes that's true!
Just checked ours is like double the other school's applicant pool
This tool is so cool lol
It's wild to think that the effective AR for my HS was 30% when I applied
I know right 😭
Ooh wow
I wasn't a particularly insane applicant so I wonder like
Wtf were they looking for
Or who the fuck was applying
What year did you apply? But i'm sure they loved your essays and letters of recs if you submitted
Since i do hear they place a lot of emphasis on that
Essays atleast idk abt lor
HS grad 2021 so for admission Fall 2021
wow even my HS is on here
hey wait a minute
Omg also sorry last question I swear does anyone know based on past applicants/trend if unc cares more about well rounded or like kinda like a leaded/direct pathway for ecs?
No I'm saying nobody got rejected
so I'm confused why it shows that on this graph
Ohhhh
Huh
That's wierd
I had the same case for another school no one heard of anyone getting in from that school but on the data set like 80 out of 200 ish got in apparently
You might have been looking at mine
if you were looking at all time
Last year?
I mean when you say "we only had 2 people apply" did those people apply this past fall
we didn't have 7 people apply to UNC last year
We've never had more than 3 kids apply to UNC
That might explain it
It sources directly from the colleges
oh shit
I know what is happening
I didn't filter by chapel hill
I fixed it
I'm trying to find it rn but i can't
Tried searching up but takes me to a unc page
I meannn atleast it's a 100% admit rate
Ohhh
It is 100% for all UNC system schools
Do you go to a school with guaranteed admission?
If you have a certain gpa
Idk
i heard there was something like that
Yes
but we don't have GPA
Ohhh damn
How does it work then? Just grades?
No grades
Almost nobody gets rejected anywhere
Most kids I know got in everywhere
It is crazy the difference between AR at different schools
wait how tf are some people from NCSSM rejected to UNC
What happened here
Poor north carolina virtual schools
Guaranteed admission to UNC is a relatively new thing
I also wonder how many had disciplinary things that got them bonked
Because I know NCSSM kids have issues with substance abuse
Still weird that it is 98% instead of 100
I thought they immediately expelled anyone for that
that is what I heard
Maybe if they get caught
I've talked to NCSSM kids (incl current roommate) and substance abuse was pretty common in their experience
Yeah and it's pretty hard to maintain a 3.5uw gpa required for admission bc of the hard coursework
Tbh I never really looked into the requirements I thought it was just "if you graduate from NCSSM you get in" 💀
No shame to NCSSM students but being out of HS and talking to NCSSM kids, I am forever grateful I didn't bother with it
Nah it’s just residential
I'm forever happy I didn't go to NCSSM (I got in)
didn't need that kind of environment
My mom was thinking abt pushing for it when I was in middle school
Since she hated my MS experience (bc I was not the submissive doormat I used to be)
But yeah the environment wouldnt have been good for me either
Surprised to see its so light out but we have entered March
Omg that's gorgeous
Definitely a good fit for some people, but if I had that much external academic pressure on me I don't think I'd be the same person today
I'd never have found any internal motivation to try or do anything
@graceful iris if ur anxious abt UNC, u can talk to me - I was in the same shoes as u in Junior year. I applied EA this year and got accepted. My demographics are also similar to yours - In state, competitive county. I did a lot of research on UNC especially with recent admissions cycle!
as for language, I only had two years of spanish - however I did end up taking a third year just because they strongly recommended it
many NCSSM kids who do online is likely to get accepted into UNC, considering they were competitive enough to even get into their online program (many also are top students who care about their academics). Dual Enrollment also is a major GPA booster a lot of kids here do. Not sure how college admissions will see that in the future.
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Omg thanks! Do you mind if I dm you? I'd appreciate any help I could get❤️
You got this ‼️
sure feel free to i think my dms are on
ill get back to u when i can - I'm taking a few APs so ill be studying every now and then
Yeah ofc, perfect
Anyone know how/when waitlisted students are updated?
Almost everyone in my school got into UNC for ea. So, many commited already
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Twin are you also waitlisted
yea
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oos
i understand that RD requires a mid-year transcript, do you know if the admissions office takes first sem grades super seriously?
I don't know if they "weight" it more than other semesters (I'm sure more recent grades are prioritized over earlier/less recent ones)
But I would assume that they're considered
bet ty (kinda did an oopsie in my art class)
@inner quail can you double major in neuro with cs?
and can you finish uni in 3 years
and where can I read more about internship opportunities?
Probably not if you double major
It's better to wait until you're enrolled and taking classes, your major listserv will email opportunities
Plus looking for UNC affiliated internships rn wont do you any good lol
They aren't interested in high schoolers
oh and do FAANG recruit from unc
fair lol
Yes
But because all the SWE kids are fighting over FAANG I'd just look for local opportunities tbh
also what are some things most ppl dont know about UNC
Hmm
like underrated stuff
lol i was wondering abt academic stuff but I will definitely keep that in mind as well lol
Lots of departmental buildings have a little sitting area in the front where you can just hang out between classes if needed
If you're premed, take chem at UNC or another 4 year if you can't handle UNC chem, but not CC
nah im not pre-med
UNC chem is hard as fuck so don't beat yourself up if you struggle
ah shit chem torture again 💀
unc is also ranked really high for neuro i was surprised lol
UNC NSCI is incredible
yeah I hadnt looked at it in detail but the courses are cool
also are there any like restricted majors and like can you swap
i see there is something like that for BME
Uhh
There are a handful of majors where you have to apply to get in
And I guess they lock you out once its not feasible for you to complete them before 4 years
I'm not sure exactly what youre talking abt with BME but restrictions and such for that would make a lot of sense bc its a joint program so UNC and NCSU make decisions on it lol
Yeah this is not surprising
BME has a lot of specific reqs and it's unlikely that you could reasonably complete the major with the reduced time
tru tru
When is rd coming out?
def business
y
oh hmm
not that i plan on entering business but can you apply after being admitted?
Business probably
CS looks to admit the most ppl possible bc they added admissions to reduce strain on professors & make sure studsnts could grad on time
Althought acceptance rates vary based on semester for both
You can apply to KF if you meet the prereqs and the app is open lol
gotcha ty
damn im cooked
i applied to unc like 2 days late
idk if they care but they downloaded everything pretty quickly
where u get this data from
did you just reply to a message from two months ago
idk but it looks wrong
oh
its for their school only
yeah i wouldnt worry abt that
search goes crazy
min to apply is a 2.0
i wouldnt trust random ass sites tho
22-23 CDS
21-22 CDS
they report out of 5 i think
oh nvm
i know theyre not supposed to but its implied by the fact the avg gpa is like "4.3/4"
You'll be fine lol
Someone sent a cool thing for UNC system schools where you can look at stats by college, HS, and school district iirc
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it’s 95% w WEIGHTED gpa above 4
makes more sense
Yeah unc is weird like that
when are decisions coming out?
4.0 UW is like perfect what
btw
my mid year report doesnt show on my unc portal (even tho my school submitted it)
is it just me or do any of u guys have the same issue?
conveniently didnt read the rest of the convo to see that UNC reports weighted
LOL
whoops mb
all good :)
anyone know the acceptance rate in state for ea? idk why i cant find it online
like 40ish
oh damn tysmm
is the RD high for in state?
what was this link suppoed to go to
oh did it not work
should be this site
its data collected from all UNC system schools
thats not unc tho
unc says 11% oos
😭
and 4.5 average gpa 1490 average sat
im so cooked
1430/4.35 average of APPLICANTS not even those accepted
You're right, the SS is not UNC but you can change it to UNC
this is in-state data
vs OOS data
I'm surprised the OOS yield is so low tbh
Why apply somewhere OOS if you won't attend
i love how gpa has been going down but test scores been doing up
looking at my schools naviance page is interesting because last yr like 45 kids applied and only 1 got in which is way lower than the posted oos accepted rate
Don't look at the common data set to see how many people are submitting test scores
40%??? i thought it was 20%
Spoiler alert: it went from like 70% submitting to 30% over 3 years
20% is AR total
i mean thats not rlly the average but
combined in state and OOS
ahh
i see
so im cooked
woooooo
i sent 1450
like 20 points above the average score sent
for oos
2019-2020 cycle
- 69% submitted ACT
- 57.5% had a score 30-36
2022-2023 cycle - 32% submitted ACT
- 77.8% had a score 30-36
hopefully they appreciate my 790 math (business school)
dayum
who submitted under a 30 tho thats crazy
to chapel hill?
Yeah?
isnt 30 way below their average
That's the point I'm trying to make here
nope
ok thats fair then
Thank you!!
from most recent class of 2027 data if i'm reading it correctly
Get to know Carolina's newest students. Learn about their high school accomplishments, and discover what these new Tar Heels hope to achieve in Chapel Hill.
Yeah
29-33 is middle 50%
So 25th and 75th quartiles
But you're going to see that shift higher and higher when TO is implemented
Because only people who have high scores will want to submit
People who feel iffy about their 29 won't submit and thus the stats for "submitted scores" will skew higher
why did you drop this link im a jr and imma be obsessing over this now 😭
my b 💔
You don't need to worry abt it
yeah
🙄
troll
You'll be fine
Your school has insane acceptance rates compared to what my HS had lmfao
^^^
I guess it really is a Wake County moment
I thought that "Wake is competitive" was just a cope ngl
my HS for 2023 had 127 apply, 52 admit, 34 enroll
Wild to think that like 1/6 of my graduating year applied 
Slay
well different years but
Yea
was there a big dropoff between 2020 and 2021 for u at all?
or not dropoff but like big shift
Just that the ratio slightly changed I think
They usually accept 30-40 kids from my HS
So the AR only really shifts based on the number of kids total
ahh i see i see
Where do u see this at
@wheat lagoon
unfortunate they dont show this for hs specific
yeah 💔
Ngl this is so cute
UNC being a peer to UCLA, UCB, Vandy, JHU, and Northwestern
(I like this bc it's reassurance that the people who say "UNC isn't on the same level as Duke" are talking out their asses teehee)
Ty
yessss
Tbh JHU isn't surprising if you know how our school of public health compares to theirs
(UNC Gillings is ranked second to JHU)
gillings is goated
i was thinking of entering their env health sci major at some point
is this data from last year or this
up to fall 2023
fall 23 admission or srs?
bro definitely has a 15 on the ACT science (this was mean i am sorry)
read your axes and table labels
fall 2025, they predicted the future
jk
yes fall 23 admission
i meant like is it the fall admission cycle so this one thats going on right now or the people that would be entering college in the fall of 23 😭
oh LMAO no it's the people who entered in fall of 2023
our admission cycle would be fall 24
all good lol
dyk if unc caps off admits based on region or school or is it like js if they think ur a good fit u get in
I don't think they have hard caps in state
They try and get a good variety from every "group"
But generally if they think you're a good fit you'll be fine
anyone whos finalist for css get their decision yet?
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BOOST
@inner quail do u happen to have done any classes in/have heard anything abt the Languages Across the Curriculum program?
looking at the website im sorta confused by how u find out which classes could potentially have LAC discussion sessions/research components or if ur just limited to the options listed
Wdym by LAC discussion sections
Uhh
I know of a handful of bio and envsci classes that are research focused but I've never heard of Languages Across the Curriculum
@inner quail idk i found this website https://areastudies.unc.edu/lac/
it mentiosn there being sessions that r complementary to certain classes
It seems like classes specifically taught in the target language depending on course/dept
Most large classes have a recitation section that goes with it that isn't like, a separate class
But it seems like on the list of ones that are currently offered (or at least as of the last website update) none of them have any of the recitation sections
Since they all say "stand-alone" I would assume that, anyways
There's a link to reach out to Dr. Gravatt directly towards the bottom of the page
I think she'd be miles more helpful lol
has anyone looked at there unc admissions file who goes there? any good pointers or any tips how they look at your application and stats?
I looked at mine lol
Tbh mine wasn't very insightful
My ECs were on the weaker end compared to my academics/rigor and essays (but that was expected because I didn't do a lot outside of school)
I know one of my readers left a very long detailed comment and made a weird statement about me not being first chair in the orchestra? And the other just gave a very short "squidly is X and Y and does well academically"
First reader was an accept but in the second reader they said "accept but I understand if we need to pull them back" (which ended up just being an accept anyways)
Thanks!
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boost 😭
boost 🔥
when's unc coming out?
March 32nd
omg thanks ^^
is this weighted or unweighted wtf
weighted
95% admitted had weighted gpa over 4.0
if it was unweighted i would acc
heres our county average
thanks!
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OMG LUCIO
bro same im literally floorio
i main ashe and tracer
i dont rlly play tank and support gets rlly frustrating so 😭
dmg for now
i only played tank for a while before i realized how absolutely boring it is 😭
i have an orisa only account with like 14/20 wins and all of them POTG 💀
support 😫
omg i havent played orisa in ages
mei best dmg
is anyone else here a css finalist
no but im a gm in overwatch
sorry 😔
rip 😔
unc hasnt come out with an official decision date yet so it doesnt have a command
like mit has one bc they set a date
Dyk if colleges (unc specifically) look badly at a W in dual enrollment class
no idea
im sure itll be considered if its on your transcript
if you take a W for particular reasons (ex. mental health, helping family, etc) you could always put it in additional info if you wanted to
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BOOOOST
Not really
Just do well in the prereqs and have a good statement of purpose
SILS is great <3
I mean it dropped on the 24th last year so if I was a betting man I’d put money on 22nd but that’s just a guess
Thank you sm
How generous are they with aid and scholarships
UNC or BSIS particularly?
UNC as a whole its pretty difficult (like merit aid & rel scholarships) but we do have work study
And if you're very low income, Carolina Covenant
I'm going to guess the 29th
If RD follows the same pattern as EA (last Friday of the month)
man duke and unc on the same day is gonna be scary :(
my mom said they might not because that day is good friday but like idk if they take that into account
Idk
I hope they do
I mean everything is somewhat hard to get into
Congrats on MIT admission
Did you get into CMU as well ?
Cool, good luck
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Doesn't matter cuz u got into MIT.
How’s the weather and the dorms?
What are lab classes like?
We have all 4 seasons, usually gets to about mid-high 90s in the summer (heat index ~110F) and probably around the 30s for the winter
Fall and spring are absolutely beautiful, but springtime pollen is pretty bad
Dorms aren't anything special but they're usually not bad. Most of the "ick" factor ime came from floormates being gross, but I never stayed in a suite so I can't speak to those as much
Depends a bit on department & class. The only "core" lab I had to take was BIOL 101L, which wasn't too bad; the lab itself was long and I struggled with memorization but generally it didn't feel miserable. I have NOT heard the same about CHEM 101L/102L
The other labs I've done (BIOL 562 (embedded) and BIOL 528L) were much better
Because it was just "work on project" time lol
When do the pink flowers blossom?
Cherry blossoms should be blooming around now :)
We have a lot of different plant species around campus that bloom and such at different times
Ohh thats good to hear bc i want to major in bio or envisci. Do you do labs in the class or do you work on projects?
Wait i think i have to take chem too if i major in bio 😭
Depends on the class! I know BIOL 101L was very much lab-y
Also I am a bio/envsci double major!!!!
:D
omg nicee I wanna major in datascience and bio
is double majoring difficult?
like how many credits do u have per sem
Definitely depends on the double major but I haven't had much issue between bio & envsci
Since almost all of the "additional requirements" overlap btwn them


