A message from the campus:
Thank you for your interest in the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. We welcome applications submitted through the College Foundation of North Carolina (CFNC) and support CFNC in its mission to promote access to higher education.
As you're completing your CFNC application, we encourage you to explore the University by creating your own UNC homepage at http://www.admissions.unc.edu. Use your UNC homepage to schedule a campus tour, learn more about the University, respond to invitations to on- and off-campus events, and check the status of your application once you've submitted it.
Again, thank you for your interest in UNC-Chapel Hill! We look forward to reading your application and wish you every success.
Office of Undergraduate Admissions
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
Last updated: 12/3/2008 9:01:00 AM ET
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Three Steps to an Easier Application
1. Beat the deadline
Submit your application well before the deadline. This gives us more time to notify you of missing items and ensure your application is complete.
2. Make sure your application is complete
No later than four weeks after you submit your application, we will begin notifying you regularly, by e-mail and through your UNC Portal, of any required credentials that are missing from your file.
3. Check your e-mail and your UNC Portal often
Because we use e-mail and your UNC Portal to advise you of missing items, please check them frequently. We will post your admissions decision on your UNC Portal. Please make sure we have an accurate e-mail address where we can reach you throughout the year. If your address changes, notify us immediately either by updating your profile on your UNC Portal or by writing to us.
Detailed Directions
Application Deadlines
Important Dates - First Year Student
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First Deadline |
Second Deadline |
| Postmark application deadline |
November 2 |
January 15 |
| Decision notification via U.S. mail on or around |
January 30 |
March 20 |
| Decision posted on UNC Portal on or around |
January 30 |
March 20 |
| Financial aid application deadline |
March 1 |
March 1 |
| Is the admission decision binding? |
No |
No |
| Consideration for merit and need-based aid programs* |
Yes |
Yes |
| Consideration for Honors Program |
Yes |
Yes |
| Enrollment deposit due by |
May 1 |
May 1 |
| May student apply for binding or other early admissions programs elsewhere? |
Yes |
Yes |
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| * Students must apply by November 2 to be considered for the Morehead-Cain Scholarship. |
Transfer Application Deadlines
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Notification |
| Postmark application deadline |
March 2 |
| Financial aid application deadline |
March 1 |
| Decision notification on or around |
April 15 |
| Enrollment deposit deadline |
May 11 | |
High School Transcripts
Some North Carolina public high schools have the capability to electronically send official high school transcripts when you apply online. We encourage you to visit your school counselor to verify coursework and grades prior to requesting an electronic transcript.
To send an electronic transcript, you must:
- Complete this online application.
- Make sure you have entered the following information in your profile and/or application:
- First and Last name - This must match your NCWISE name (use the name that appears on your report card, or check with your high school counselor).
- NCWISE Student ID - Your NCWISE Student ID is your North Carolina public high school student identifier number and is only applicable to North Carolina High School students. Providing the NCWISE Student ID is voluntary and if provided, will give you the opportunity to request your high school transcript electronically.
- Current high school (or high school at time of graduation)
- Date of birth
- E-mail address
- Gender
- Be currently enrolled, or enrolled at the time of graduation, at a participating public high school in North Carolina that has converted from the SIMS system to NCWISE to manage student data. If you are not sure about your school's current status, or status at the time you graduated, check with your school counselor or office staff.
If these conditions were met when you submitted your application, you will then be presented with the option of sending your high school transcript electronically to that school.
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