University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is a large, four-year, primarily residential, public school with 28,570 students enrolled.

This school was founded in 1789 and is the only school located in Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is ranked number 78 among the best 200 schools in the world.

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will give you the option to earn a 1-year certificate, 2-year certificate, bachelor's degree, postbaccalaureate certificate, master's degree, postmaster certificate, doctoral degree, or first-professional degree.

As reported in recent data, out of 20,090 applications 6,999 were accepted (35%), so it is quite viable to be accepted at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

The undergraduate application fee at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is $70.00. The application fee cannot be applied toward tuition fees; also, the application fee is non-refundable if the student is not admitted to this postsecondary institution. The graduate application fee is $75.00. The first-professional application fee is $78.00.

This school might accept dual credits and advanced placement credits (college-level courses taught in high school) at entry.

It is possible to get approved for a loan at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, as 23% of the school's students receive loans, while the average loan amount is about $3,700.

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill deploys a semester-based curriculum calendar system and allows you to choose from 102 degree programs including Accounting, Biochemistry, Comparative Literature, Computer Science, Ecology, Economics, Education, Geography, History, Law, Library Science, Linguistics, Materials Science, Mathematics, Medicine, Music, Nursing, Pharmacology, Philosophy, Physics, Psychology, Public Administration, Social Work, Sociology, and Statistics, General.

It is worthwhile to know student retention and graduation rates before you apply to a school to get your diploma or to engage in a long-term study; high retention and graduation rates are normally a positive sign. Nevertheless, if you anticipate to transfer or take non-credit coursework, these metrics are not important.

The student retention rate at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is excellent at 96% (well above North Carolina average). Taking this statistic into consideration, apparently, students definitely love their stay at this school.

Average tuition charges are high - $20,700 per annum. The additional fees at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (not including tuition costs) are close to $1,700 a year; this totals $22,400 per year.

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill offers a distance learning option, study abroad programs, and evening/weekend study opportunity, which is a great option for those who work full-time.

There are options for on-campus part-time employment at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, which allows students to cover some of the tuition expenses. Additionally, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill helps students to evaluate their career options and to find a full-time job upon graduation.

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill offers on-campus housing. Dormitory capacity at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill accommodates nearly 9,100 students, which offers a nice on-campus housing option. The room price is relatively low, nearly $4,000 per academic year.

According to the recent data, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is a relatively safe school. Read the details about safety at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in the Safety Report for this school.

The cities near University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill are Durham, Cary, Graham, Raleigh, and Elon.

If you want to receive more details about enrolling to University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, call this school's general information office at (919) 962-2211 or check University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Website.