<p>@voss, I applied as a sophomore transfer and I received my decision.</p>
<p>Have any of y’all received course equivalencies??</p>
<p>Voss, I’m tansferring as a sophomore (current freshman) and I received my acceptance with everyone else too</p>
<p>@voss I applied as a sophomore as well & received my decision Wednesday around 5pm lol</p>
<p>my letter says a deposit is due May 1st…transfer credit evaluations will be available in the 1st week of May according to some email I got from them. Also got my fin. aid award today…very generous for an OOS applicant…100% OOS tuition covered via institutional grants, but fed grants/loans are factored into overall cost for room/board/fees/food etc…still a very generous offer and so much stronger than what U-Miami offered me.</p>
<p>yolocholo, when did you receive your letters? And which state are you at?</p>
<p>What deposit is due May 1? Deposit deadline is May 15th. No May 1st deadline.
Not for transfers, at least.</p>
<p>apologies that was another school, decisions flowing in now getting them confused…UNC’s is the 15th…I live in SC which explains the rapid delivery</p>
<p>But at least it means they already sent letters out! I am in IN, hopefully I will receive letters in couple days.</p>
<p>BTW, it’s a mail(which would be inserted in mail box) or a package (delivered to the door)?</p>
<p>So UNC-Chapel Hill is around $46,000 per year? I don’t think it is worth it for that much money… </p>
<p>Hopefully I get accepted somewhere with financial aid.</p>
<p>I thought it was cheaper than that.</p>
<p>That’s including room/board/expenses. It’s still horrendously expensive. I’d only take on that much debt if it were Columbia or something. Unc-ch is still fantastic… Just don’t know if its 46000 fantastic</p>
<p>It’s 43k, not 46k. . . just putting that out there. </p>
<p>Why’d you apply if you’re not willing to pay that much to attend? Lol.
UNC is better ranked than NYU & NYU’s a little under 42k a year.
Just sayin’</p>
<p>@ybing it’s mail, not a package. It’s usually in like… a manila folder sized thing.</p>
<p>NYU is like $60k per year. I didn’t even bother applying. Everyone who goes there must have millionaire parents.</p>
<p>Lol. I go to NYU.
I’m no millionaire.</p>
<p>Where are you getting $60k per year from then? lol. Maybe they subsidize you because you’re in state. They wouldn’t have given me anything as a Canadian, though.</p>
<p>Hey, I’m new to this thread. I currently attend the University of Miami and was accepted to UNC as a transfer. I have lived in Miami my entire life and am a bit worried about moving to a college town in North Carolina after living in a big city my whole life. I haven’t visited campus yet (I will in May) but does anyone else moving from a major city have any input on adjusting to life in a smaller city?</p>
<p>Keep in mind that Chapel Hill is part of the triangle area in NC-- it’s really close to Raleigh and Durham. Whenever I’m there I never know what little “town” I’m in unless I notice the UNC flags when I drive through. It all feels like just one big city.</p>