Hello! I am planning to graduate early. I have completed almost all of my pre-med classes and will be taking the MCAT in the spring. I already have a solid amount of impactful clinical hours, and I am currently focusing on research that should yield tangible and meaningful results by next year. I haven't finalized my timeline yet but I am definitely leaning towards taking a gap year. Will graduating early and then taking a gap year impact how admissions committees view my application? How would it look if I graduated early and applied straight through without a gap year?

Does anyone have any insight into how the Assured Enrollment selection process works for any of the programs at UNC?

I’m particularly curious about what happens after the initial application reader determines that a student should be admitted to UNC. From there, who reviews the application for Assured Enrollment, and how is that decision made? Is there a separate committee or review process? And does anyone know what factors they weigh most heavily when deciding who receives an Assured Enrollment spot?

Hey! my friend is wanting to come visit for Halloween and we talked about going to the football game that is against UMiami. Could we wait in the standby line to get a ticket for her? I’m not very knowledgeable on how this whole lottery stuff works 🙂‍↕️

Those who got multiple D and C in various courses at UNC. How is your life after graduating from UNC? (Btw I am a pre health student studying at UNC and in same condition)

does anyone have a copy of a past syllabus for COMP 616, Information Visualization? trying to get a class approved with my dean. thanks so much!

Is orgo 2, phys114 and intro to neuro too much for one semester? Plus maybe psych101 but I doubt that'd be the thing to push me over

not necessarily a class that walks you through the application but more like classes that help you develop the skills needed for it.

would any engl class be applicable?

I am planning to take Psyc 210 and Psyc 270 together with Data 110 is that too much? My other classes are easy Gen Eds. I am a Psyc B.A. with a minor in Data Science. I have had some STEM heavy difficult semesters before I switched from pre med to pre clinical psych. I just want to make sure I am not doing too much. Anyone have advice?

Taking 401/407 now and plan to take 406/408 next semester.
Is it OK to add 403 or another core class? Or better to do electives to balance it out more?
Is there a preferred timetable for classes - i.e. are some classes mostly filled with seniors so not great for a sophomore.
I’m mostly done with Gen Ed’s but do I add others to lighten the work load?
Any advice on schedules/timelines that worked would be great.
I don’t know what area of focus I want yet if that helps.

I figure I'd try campus before I just go to home depot or something, but I need to record sheet metal that makes this sound for a project in my music production class.

Edit: lots of great answers, thanks everyone!

So I'm planning on buying a meal plan next semester for the first time, and I'm wondering how the ordering works at places like Bojangles and Chick fil A. Could anyone walk me through the process exactly? I don't want to look like a clueless idiot or slow everyone down while trying to order. (Yes I have social anxiety)

**not a chance me, just want to see if my circumstances will be heard out over numbers on transcript**

4.457 W and 3.826 UW GPA

rank 35/383 (top 9% of class)

test-optional

would say i have very good extracurriculars and personal statement (those aren't my worry)

on paper these stats look fine, above average even. looking at my transcript i was a straight A student freshman and sophomore year but when junior year hit: 2 B's and a C (88, 86, and 79). clearly they were higher B's and C's on the scale but at the end of the day i still got those grades (Chem Honors, AP Precalc, AP Stats). in the additional info section i mentioned how i was diagnosed with a medical condition that constantly left me unable to prioritize my schoolwork, and that now as a senior i am back to managing my classes with straight A's this semester. i guess i am just worried because i don't have the test scores to back me up. i have a 1330 SAT superscore but felt that was too low to send in so went test-optional.

obviously i don't expect them to ignore the major decline in grades my junior year, but is it time to start losing hope?

The series began in 2000 and ended in 2011 because the jeweler, Carlyle & Co., went bankrupt in 2009 and it only lasted one more academic year with a new sponsor in Continental Tire. The series is led by UNC at a record of 7-3-1. The last winner, UNC, has remained in possession of the trophy ever since.

I apologize for the low-res photo. I searched for a half hour for a better photograph of the actual trophy, but there doesn’t seem to be a single picture on the internet besides this one from Wikipedia.

Would you like to see this trophy make a comeback?

So.... I'm trying to take CHM 241, BIO 103, PHYS 114, and CHM 261 all in the same semester to keep my graduation plan. Obviously, it looks like I might just pass away next semester, but I swear it's necessary. The problem is that I need the labs for CHM 241 and BIO 101, but I can only register for 13 credits in the first wave. How likely am I to get these labs in the second wave or during open enrollment???

any study tips will be appreciated

Hello lovely members of r/UNC. Im graduating this December and have been on the lookout for a good photographer. Any suggestions are welcome, budget friendly suggestions are extremely welcome! I’d love to support someone local, bonus points if they specialize in grad photography or were a unc student themselves!

spending way too much time in my room bc my friends have all been busy lately :( ...

can someone give me some suggestions on unique solo activities to do around UNC that are ideally inexpensive/dont require athletic ability/able to do in the colder weather?

the playmakers theatre has been on my list (for example)

Anyone in it this semester? Thoughts?

I get a STEM class will never be completely positive but I haven’t heard a single good thing about any professor teaching this course and so many people tell me it is disorganized? Why is that? Is it better taking the honors version later on? I haven’t even heard this bad of things about orgo lol

Hi!!
I know we’re right in the swing of the semester and things can feel overwhelming in and out of the classroom.
I have experience supporting students with a variety of school and other related concerns and would love to be a safe space for you this year.
Please email me at tori@reflourishnow.com with any questions or to schedule!
I offer sliding scale especially for students without insurance, and have sessions available this week🫶🏼
Best of luck on midterms!!!

um so i've received priority deadline (disability) as an accommodation back in august but after checking my registration date i dont think i got the priority registration... the date showing is october 28 7:00 AM but i heard the priority registration is the 19th... (aka like 2 days)

i dont have a case worker assigned so i just emailed my academic advisor but what else can i do?

if you're wondering why i didn't catch this sooner, i didn't know the priority date was the 19th so no cmnts about why i didnt realize sooner

in mycarolina, it lets me edit and see my assured enrollment program preference and the supplemental essay for it. when i look at the supplemental essay, it has been removed of all the paragraph breaks. it is essentially one big paragraph, rather than a structured piece of writing with multiple paragraphs, like i wrote in the commonapp.

What do i do? do i add paragraph breaks back, or no?

Hi! What are some thoughts on this schedule? I appreciate any advice!

Option 1: Chem 241, Chem 102L, Bio 252 + Bio 252 L, EDUC 501, EDUC 403, HNRS 201 (15 credits) + STOR 155 or a Focus Capacity

Option 2: Chem 241, Chem 102L, Bio 240, EDUC 501, EDUC 403, HNRS 201 (13 credits) + STOR 155 or a Focus Capacity

My hesitation with Bio 240 is that the professors do not have the best reviews. Also taking 252 lab and 102 lab together may be a lot.

Hi! For those who have taken BIOL 105L, could you share what the workload is like and what types of assignments you had? Is the course very demanding, or is it manageable alongside a STEM course like Analytical Chemistry with lab? I’d really appreciate any advice. Thank you!