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Admissions

Program reaches out to Latino students

By Isabella Cochrane | February 17

A federal program that awards funding to universities with exceptionally large Latino populations is creating an incentive for schools to reach out to ...

UNC lures homeschoolers

By Lyle Kendrick | February 2

Then applying to colleges, freshman Lawson Kuehnert created a portfolio of the coursework he completed during his high school career as a home-schooled ...

UNC considers halting use of paper applications

January 14

UNC is considering shredding the traditional paper application. At a meeting Tuesday, a group of faculty members and administrators who oversee admissions ...

Schools waive fee to apply

By Manuel Montes | November 16

To encourage first-generation and low-income high school seniors to apply to college, Gov. Bev Perdue has declared Nov. 16 to Nov. 20 “College Application ...

Junior Taylor Beckham, a classical civilizations major, guides a tour group of prospective students and parents around UNC.

UNC recruitment on track despite budget cuts

By Lyle Kendrick | September 8

The admissions office has made minor spending changes in a tight budget year, but administrators said recruitment is staying on track in part through ...

UNC early applicants decrease

By Ruthie Warshenbrot | December 3

Fewer students applied to UNC by the Nov. 15 early action deadline than had applied to the University by this time last year, according to preliminary ...