university of north carolina

Really loved walking through campus. Hardly saw the whole campus but walking from Franklin Street to the Dean Dome gave you a great feel for what the campus looks like.

A lovely campus especially during the spring when everything is in bloom and seeing the students bustling around. The museums are wonderful as well as the concert hall. Be sure to visit the Morehead Planetarium.Franklin St has some nice restaurants including Carolina Café and West 411.

I went there for a lacrosse game vs UNC and the campus is breathtaking. This is more of a word of advise than a actual review: They do not allow signs bigger than 8x10 at a sporting event. I brought one bigger and they confiscated my sign that simply said Go Hop because of campus rules. Leave your signs at home if you attend a game here, they never gave it back.

All thE buildings and flowers surrounding the Old Well remind visitors of a village. Lovely campus in any direction you travel.

Chapel Hill is the oldest public university in America. It has something for everyone, from 5 to 55. They have the largest safe Halloween Party on the East Coast. Michael Jordan is recognized as the best basketball player in history, and attended the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. Ackland Art Museum is a must for art lovers. The Cat's Cradle and Local 506 are two local music venues that combine to form the most affordable, diverse, and talented music scene in the world. Multiple concerts take place weekly in every genre imaginable. On a budget? Try staying at the Chapel Hill University Inn. Looking for something upscale and conveniently located with award-winning food? Carolina Inn is your place. Best view will be found at Top of the Hill restaurant. Feel free to ask questions, I am a Chapel Hill expert.

Huge yet easily navigated. People from students to employees very friendly and helpful Highly recommend the transit system, especially if seeing a game.

Chapel Hill offers the visitor a good view of its campus by foot, which today seems rare as so many campus grounds are spred out and scattered. The buildings were a walk back into a different time with greenery in abundance and walkways in every direction,neatly kept. A view of some monuments is possible on East Franklin Street from a comfy bench and you can walk up the two stairs near Battle Hall and enjoy the shade of the many trees as you visit the buildings bordering these grounds. I suppose the absence of benches on these grounds is to deter loitering as this seems to be mainly a walkway park for all the buildings in this area.Still it would be nice to have a bench or two to enjoy this lovely view of the campus in this area.Great campus to visit and view.

lots of great folks have graced this campus.don't forget that ever.the academic excellence of this oldest university is worth applauding regardless of what you read in the paper.ancient trees in the Arboretumancient tomes in Wilson Libraryand the legends....

Visit the main library - fantastic exhibit of Raleigh period furniture! It's a huge campus and worth booking onto a free tour. We were lucky to have our own tour-guide, a friend, studying there.

Not only is the campus beautiful, but almost every professor I've ever been acquainted with or involved in working with have been outstanding in their fields. It is a great educational university and when it comes to tuition only one of the few that is so economical. We're looking forward to having our granddaughter attend the University of North Carolina this coming fall.

Love it! We are very bias, but we love everything about Chapel Hill!If you want a superb place to stay, try the Carolina Inn. There is no place better and you don't need a connection to the University, except graduation week.

It was a fun game and a great experience for kids thinking about going to college at UNC. Beautiful campus

Stop by the fountain of nolege...er Knowledge and tour the old quad. The oldest public university building in the US is right there.

Yes, I am an alumnus and biased but it's true - it's hard work in a great setting amongst people who want to teach you and help you to succeed. Visit - walk around - talk to students and faculty. Have a coffee and sit and watch the world go by. Then apply and cross your fingers. Higher education is a privilege and Chapel Hill is a great place to consider as one of your options.

This is a gorgeous campus. The instructors are excellent and the education is America's top value. You truly cannot go wrong with UNC Chapel Hill.