This page is designed to help you find answers to the most frequently asked questions about the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, or as it is more commonly known — Carolina. We hope that these links provide the quickest possible answers. If you don't see your question answered here, please contact us.
The Visitors' Center website contains information about historical tours, traveling to campus, and parking. A campus map and online tour are also available.
For general inquiries, write to:
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For general phone inquiries, call (919) 962-2211. There is no general FAX number; to send a facsimile, please contact the appropriate department or unit.
If your questions do not pertain directly to the main campus website, please direct them to the relevant department on campus. You can find e-mail contact information by visiting a department or unit's website. To find a specific website, use our department list or A-Z list of websites or our search engine.
Visit the directories page for access to a UNC-Chapel Hill Online Campus Directory and other resources. You can search the campus-wide database or limit your search to faculty/staff or students. Campus Directory Assistance is also available by phone at (919) 962-2211.
Please visit the Office of the Registrar for instructions.
Need to update your contact information with the University? Please email the General Alumni Association at alumni@unc.edu.
If you want to apply to Carolina, or if you have questions about admissions requirements, fees, financial aid or the transfer process, please visit our page for Prospective Students or contact the following resources directly:
Resources for international students:
The Office of Undergraduate Admissions offers a page for international students.
These sites also contain links to information on financial aid and scholarships, residency issues, tuition and costs, and other subjects.
The Scholarships and Student Aid website contains information on the costs of attending Carolina.
The Office of Undergraduate Admissions website offers these facts and figures.
E-mail: unchelp@admissions.unc.edu Please also visit the Undergraduate Admissions website.
Please visit the Office of the Registrar for N.C. resident tuition guidelines.
The Office of the Registrar offers a directory of classes, links to course descriptions in the Graduate Bulletin and Undergraduate Bulletin and information on honors courses, online offerings and more.
Printed bulletins are sold by the University's Student Stores. The Department Directory page contains links to University academic departments and schools, and those pages may contain course information. The Summer School website also contains course information.
About Carolina answers this question and explains many other Carolina traditions.
Contact the Helpdesk or call (919) 962-HELP (4357).
Representatives of University schools, departments and organizations may publish to the events calendar. For information or to post an event, please call 962-HELP or go to help.unc.edu and Submit a Help Request. The Academic Calendar contains the most important dates for academic life at Carolina.
NOTE: Please send questions regarding applications, transfers, financial aid or other related matters to the appropriate e-mail address.
If you have a question, comment or suggestion regarding the Carolina home page, please submit the request here: Online Helpdesk.
Carolina's website features links and information from official campus departments and units. Material from third-party or commercial entities will not be considered. If you represent a Carolina department or unit and want to suggest something for inclusion on the Carolina home page, please submit the request here: Online Helpdesk.
If you have suggestions for updates or corrections to www.unc.edu, you can let us know by submitting an online request.
The UNC Computing Policy page contains information on how to report misuse of campus electronic communication resources including email, copyright infringement and system security.
See Employment Opportunities for information on faculty positions, professional non-faculty positions, staff positions and temporary staffing.
Find the latest scores, schedules, and information about Carolina varsity sports at the official Department of Athletics website. For information on autographs and camps, please contact the offices of individual sports listed in the athletic department directory.
For information on the use of Carolina's logos and symbols, check with the Licensing Office.
Student Stores, the University's bookstore and the University's General Alumni Association offer clothing and many other items.
If you can't find an answer through using one of the Web pages or e-mail addresses listed above, please submit your request here.
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