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- Athletics, proximity to home, weather in chapel hill, prestige and name recognition.
Course Curriculum:
Some CS courses are a bit behind, but new courses offer good practical experience in new technologies. I’m currently in a CS class that offers industrial exposure by pairing groups with real clients for a software engineering project. I haven’t been involved in research but there are many opportunities to get involved.
Fees:
$9,028 USD / year for in-state students.
Course Curriculum:
Sometimes, the work feels like too much, but each student is being pushed to be his/her best. Students are prepared for the real world. Large class sizes sometimes make it difficult to focus on what is being taught.
Fees:
School is very expensive and they give out very little financial aid. I was offered some loans and work-study that do not total to my Estimated Family Contribution given to me when I filled out my FAFSA.
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I love the public policy department! It teaches basically how to go between the super technical research stuff and where policy gets passed. There are also a ton of super cool opportunities, such as the senior capstone, where you get to consult for a client.
Fees:
Paid through the university, you pay for housing, food, tuition, and other fees include gym, grounds, sports stuff.
Course Curriculum:
Overall, I feel very good about my investment in UNC-Chapel Hill. The Course Curriculum has thus far met all of the expectations set. The information is interesting and intriguing to capture my attention.
Fees:
My tuition was upfront when I applied and I now cover other fees such as food, books, and housing for myself.
Course Curriculum:
The English program recently changed, so it doesn't require as many classes as it used to. I'm currently in the creative writing track, which offers a lot of flexibility. Of course, there are some annoying Gen-Eds I need to take, but overall the curriculum is flexible.
Fees:
There's a fee for everything, from your meal plan to LFIT. But since it's an in-state school, it's a better deal than a private school.
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