UNC Greensboro at a glance.

WELCOME

we’re glad you’re here!

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THANK YOU FOR SPENDING TIME WITH US AT UNC GREENSBORO. As you weigh your college options, we hope you’ll remember our beautiful campus and the friendly faces you met while you were here. But beyond that, please remember these three things about what sets us apart.

We care. With a median class size of 25, faculty actually know you and give you the tools to achieve more than you ever expected. Beyond the classroom, resources like the writing and speaking centers and the career services center help you get the edge you need to succeed.

We’re friendly. Our students represent a vast array of cultures, beliefs, races, ethnicities, identities, and backgrounds.

At UNCG, everyone belongs and everyone matters. When you become a Spartan, you become part of our family.

We matter. UNC Greensboro students make a real impact, every day, on our community and our world. As a student, you can join a research team making meaningful discoveries, or get involved in service learning projects that bring classroom lessons to life. Doing good makes us tick.

Meet up with friends to enjoy a nice day on the quad lawn and you’ll see why we’ve been named a Tree Campus USA by the Arbor Day Foundation for 10 years in a row.

Get to Know the Basics Founded in 1891, UNC Greensboro was originally a women’s college dedicated to educating teachers. By the 1930s, we were one of the three founding members of the UNC public university system. In the decades since, we’ve grown into a 250-acre campus serving 20,000 students and offering more than 200 programs of study from undergraduate through doctoral levels.

UNC Greensboro is located on more than 250 acres, less than a mile from the city’s downtown center. Construction is currently underway on a $105 million building to house our School of Nursing as well as teaching and research labs for the School of Health and Human Sciences and the Departments of Biology and Chemistry.

16,000 undergraduate students

75

countries represented

18:1

student-tofaculty ratio

125

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undergraduate degree programs

300

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student

organizations

17 NCAA Division 1 athletics teams

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IT’S A SPARTAN THING. If you like what you see on tour, you’ll love what it feels like to be a full-fledged Spartan.

Go ahead and try us on for size by finding our favorite spots on campus or looking for traditions in action.

Paint a message on The Rawk and you’ll be joining in a 45 year-old tradition. Just be sure to respect the unspoken rule that all messages must be up for at least 24 hours before they can be painted over.

Top 5 traditions at “The G.” 1.

An Apple for Minerva – Leave an apple at Minerva’s feet in hopes of a little extra wisdom during exams.

2. Walk Around the Clock – Legend says don’t walk under the clock tower if you want to graduate on time.

3. Rawkin’ Welcome Week – Get involved starting the first week of classes when we host our newest students with a full week of events.

4. Paint the Rawk – This giant boulder has been used as a campus message board since it was donated in 1973.

5. Homecoming – Grab a friend and come out to Kaplan Commons for Homecoming events like our bonfire and block party.

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Most Instagram-worthy Spots on Campus

College Avenue (you can’t miss it!)

Don’t keep this beautiful campus to yourself!

College Avenue: Photo by @alyceebyrd

Campus Swings (behind Minerva statue) Get in touch with your inner kid. Who doesn’t love a swingset?

Swings: Photo by @long_shortaay27

Funky tile wall (on path between Petty and Stone buildings) Find this off-the-beaten-path backdrop and strike a pose.

Pedestrian Bridge (near School of Music) You’ve got to check it out in the spring when the wisteria is blooming.

Sculpture garden (at the Weatherspoon Museum of Art) Snap a reflective shot outside, then reflect on our amazing collection of modern art inside.

How to keep in touch No matter where you’re posting, be sure to tag and follow us to see current and future Spartans in action. See campus tour photos at #SeeTheG and see current students and faculty at #UNCGWay. Follow our account for all the latest news and updates.

/UNCGAdmissions

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LIVE LIKE A SPARTAN There are more than 25 residence halls available for UNC Greensboro students, ranging from traditional halls built in 1904 to apartment-style buildings opened in 2018.

About 80% of our first year students opt to live on campus where they can choose from 11 traditional-style residences.

Check the flow chart below to see where you might find your home at UNCG.

Are you a…

Freshman

Transfer

How would you feel about taking classes right in your residence hall?

Cool.

Do any of these areas interest you?

Sustainability and research

(Ashby Residential College)

Future plans for med school, law school, or work in the arts

I want to live somewhere quieter.

What’s your preference:

How do you feel about historic buildings?

Yassss.

How often do you want to cook for yourself?

All the time.

How do you feel Planning to be in about the arts? the Honors College?

Art is LIFE!

What?

Cone Hall Obviously.

None of the above

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Jefferson Suites

Is it ok to be near the rec center and upstairs from shopping and dining?

Reynolds Hall

That’s too loud.

We know, right?!

Spencer Hall Weil/Winfield

I don’t cook.

That’s convenient!

(Studio 91)

Nope.

The Quad

Tower Village or Spring Garden Apartments

Nah.

I want to live somewhere quieter.

Cool.

Meh.

Moore/Strong or Philips/Hawkins

Grogan Hall (Grogan Residential College)

How do you feel about historic buildings?

I want to live in the middle of all the action on campus.

(Strong Residential College)

Mary Foust Hall

I want to live in the middle of all the action on campus.

No thanks.

Guilford Hall

Media literacy and society

What’s your preference:

Spartan Village: McCormick or Lexington

Spartan Village: Haywood, Lee, Union, or Highland

How It Works: Living on Campus 1.

Know your deadlines: hrl.uncg.edu/take-action/deadlines/

2. Research special interest housing: hrl.uncg.edu/do-your-research/special-interest-housing/ 3. Set up accounts and find roommates and friends: hrl.uncg.edu/take-action/find-a-roommate/ 4. Apply for housing with Artemis, the housing portal. hrl.uncg.edu/take-action/apply-with-artemis/ 5. Get your room assignment. New first-time freshmen will be assigned in waves, and the final assignments will be made in early July: 1st Wave: April 1; 2nd Wave: May 1; 3rd Wave: June 1; Final Wave: July 6.

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DINING HOT SPOTS When it comes to food, you’ve got options. Spartan Dining is Ranked #1 in NC Public Universities by NICHE. There are 25 places to eat on campus, plus many more nearby.

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Fountain View Dining – Our full service cafeteria is big on variety. There are 15 food stations, including a station that avoids the 8-major food allergens.

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Elliott University Center – Grab a sandwich from The Marketplace, get yourChick-Fil-A fix or stop by the food court to enjoy Mexican food from Salsarita’s as well as wraps, salads, pizza, and burgers from our other locations.

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The Shops at Spartan Village – This new marketplace has a full grocery store, plus dining locations like Pita Delite, Tropical Smoothie Café, Taco Bao, and The Den (part of the Denny’s chain).

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Additional Campus Locations – We can’t miss Bojangles’ Famous Fried Chicken and TacoBell, Pizza Hut, and Wingstreet.

*Why yes, this is actual food from Fountain View Dining.

Is your mouth watering yet?

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Grab a bite, or several, at Fountain View Dining, where you can get your fill from food stations including salad bar, deli, flat top grill, and choose-your-own stir fry.

How It Works: Choosing a Meal Plan Student dining memberships give you a set number of meals in Fountain View Dining, plus additional “flex”dollars valid at other campus dining locations. Freshmen living on campus must have a meal plan.

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Spartan Unlimited = Unlimited meals at Fountain View, 5 guest swipes, plus $100 in Flex per semester.

2. Spiro’s 15 = 15 meals per week, plus $250 in Flex per semester.

3. Charlie’s 10 = 10 meals per week, plus $400 in Flex per semester.

4. The Gold Pack = 117 meals per semester (average 7 a week), plus $600 in Flex.

5. The Blue Pack = 65 meals per semester (average 4 a week), plus $850 in Flex.

6. Rawkin Pack = 27 meals per semester (average 2 per week), plus $200 in Flex.

7. The Sweet 16 = 16 meals per semester, plus $175 in Flex.

Flex only meal plans are also available for upperclassmen during the semester in increments of $1,050, $750, $450, and $150.

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THIS IS A CAMPUS THAT CARES. There are dozens of resources in place to help you navigate your college experience.

Here are our top seven favorites.

Students First Office This is an academic one-stop-shop for advising help, academic recovery and transition, appeals, and graduation planning. If you’re an undecided major (or you’re thinking about changing majors), this office is an excellent resource to help you explore your options. studentsfirst.uncg.edu

Student Success Center If you want to improve your study skills or get additional support in specific classes, connect with the staff at the Student Success Center. Here, you can get one-on-one tutoring, sit in on large group review sessions, or attend a study skills workshop. studentsuccess.uncg.edu

Student Health Services This student-centered service is your primary source for high-quality medical care and health education during your time at UNCG. Their team of dedicated professionals provides a wide range ofaffordable and accessible services including counseling, primary care, women’s health, vaccine administration, and full-service pharmacy to meet your healthcare needs. shs.uncg.edu

Dean of Students Office The Office can assist you in navigating the array of academic and personal support resources on campus. Your college journey may take you down many paths, so know that they are here to guide you and most importantly, create a culture of care in which you feel supported and empowered to succeed. sa.uncg.edu/dean/

Spartan Open Pantry Our Dean of Students Office has partnered with campus and community groups to provide resources to our homeless and hungry students. One such resource is the Spartan Open Pantry, which provides free food distributions to students experiencing food insecurity. wesleyluther.org/sop

Military-Affiliated Services Whether you are a veteran or a family member of a veteran, the staff in this office has the knowledge and experience to help you navigate educational benefits, admissions policies, and VAspecific resources like tutoring and counseling. They even sponsor a Student Veterans Association on campus. military.uncg.edu

Office of Accessibility Resources & Services (OARS) The OARS team advocates for our students with disabilities by ensuring accommodations are provided in academic and other campus settings. Assistance may include anything from alternative testing options to interpreter services to housing accommodations. ods.uncg.edu

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One of the things that I really like about UNCG and the culture here is that people genuinely want to help students. I love being able to work in an environment where everybody has the same goal in mind—we all want to see our students succeed.

Dr. Brett Carter | Associate Vice Chancellor and Dean of Students

We’ll bring our support staff to you during our annual House Calls event, when campus leaders including the Dean of Students and Chancellor visit freshmen in their residence halls to check in on their well-being during their first year.

How It Works: Campus Safety The UNC Greensboro Police Department is ranked #13 in the country for its programs to improve student safety.

One of the most popular safety measures for our students is the LiveSafe App. This free app allows you to request a SafeWalk escort, view emergency alerts, access campus safety maps, and file anonymous police reports.

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PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER BEYOND GRADUATION Whether your future plans include grad school, starting your own business, or going straight to work, UNCG’s Career Services Center will help you navigate the planning process.

Assess Schedule a coaching appointment, or access online tools to learn more about your strengths, talents, and interests.

Explore Use our research library if you need help uncovering where your interests and knowledge intersect with a career path.

Promote Create a compelling professional brand, complete with resume, headshot, and well-rehearsed interview skills.

Connect Learn how to build a professional network through job fairs and other university-hosted events.

Engage Make yourself stand out through experiences like undergraduate research, internships, study abroad, volunteering, and campus leadership.

Arrive Take the final steps to your career destination and get expert advice on things like negotiating your salary and getting into grad school.

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Spartans make an extraordinary impact, every day.

Jordan Lee – Music Education ’17 Jordan was named Guilford County’s rookie teacher of the year and works as the choral director at Western Guilford High School.

Kathryn Hubert – Hospitality Management ’12 Kathryn is the owner of Chez Genese, a Greensboro-based French restaurant created to provide opportunities for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Ashlyne Reid – Finance and Economics ’10 Ashlyne is a senior financial analyst with Bank of America and serves on the board of Hagar’s Place, a Greensboro-based non-profit that provides housing and support to local homeless, single mothers and their children.

Jessamyn Stanley – Media Studies ’10 Jessamyn is a yoga teacher, entrepreneur and social media sensation focused on authenticity. Since 2017 she published a book, Every Body Yoga, launched a yoga app, The Underbelly, and was named among Fast Company’s Most Creative People.

Chase Holleman – Social Work ’16 Chase is a Rapid Response Navigator for GCSTOP (Guilford County Solution to the Opioid Problem). Thanks to his efforts, he earned statewide recognition as the 2018 Myrna Miller Wellons Advocate of the Year.

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WHAT TO SEE WHILE YOU’RE HERE When your campus tour is over, you don’t have to go home. There’s plenty to do and see on our campus and around our city. Whether you’re into sports, art, history, or the outdoors, we think you’ll like what we’ve got to offer. Use these recommendations to get started exploring.

On campus Catch the Spartans in Action – UNC Greensboro has 17 NCAA Division I sports teams so there’s almost always a game going on. Most games are free or offer low cost tickets. uncgspartans.com Watch a Future Star – The College of Visual and Performing Arts offers 350+ annual performances, exhibits, lectures, and masterclasses each year. See our music, theatre, or dance ensembles in action. vpa.uncg.edu Get your Art Fix –The Weatherspoon Art Museum has one of the largest collections of modern American art in the Southeast, and it’s located right here on campus. Admission is free. weatherspoon.uncg.edu Get a Taste of Campus Life – Grab a plate and try the all-you-can-eat selection at Fountain View Dining. Single meal prices range from $7-10. dineoncampus.com/uncg

The School of Dance showcases student and faculty choreography in showcases at the end of each semester.

Spartan Men’s Basketball plays at the Greensboro Coliseum. The team had recordbreaking seasons in 2018 and 2019.

Seasonal Campus Traditions International Fest (April) – Come out for free activities, performances, and food from cultural groups representing UNCG and Greensboro’s international community.

Science Everywhere (April) – University students and faculty share the wonders of science with local families through hands-on activities in labs across campus.

Homecoming (October) – A full week of festivities include the Homecoming soccer game, lip synch contest, bonfire, concert, and festival.

Vacc Bell Tower Lighting and Luminary Walk (November/December) – A kick off to the holiday season with festive songs played on the carillon bells. Later in the month, campus pathways are lined with luminaries.

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In the city Tate Street – Day and night, students flock to the restaurants and shops that line the eastern edge of campus.

From coffee shops (there are three!) to a late night bakery, you’ve got lots of options.

LeBauer Park – This downtown greenspace is central to many community events and activities. Grab a bite to eat at the on-site cafes and admire the eye-catching aerial sculpture. Catch movies on the lawn Friday evenings throughout the summer. www.greensborodowntownparks.org Guilford Courthouse National Military Park – This site commemorates the Battle of Guilford Courthouse, fought in 1781, which marked a turning point in America’s road to victory in the Revolutionary War. Re-enactments are staged here each March. www.nps.gov/guco International Civil Rights Museum – Located in the iconic Woolworth Building where America’s sit-in movement began.

This museum is devoted to the international struggle for civil and human rights. www.sitinmovement.org Professional Sports – Sports lovers rejoice! Greensboro has several local teams, including the Greensboro Grasshoppers (minor league baseball), Greensboro Swarm (NBA G League), and Carolina Cobras (arena football).

The city also hosts the PGA Tour’s Wyndham Championship every summer.

LeBauer Park is a green space in downtown

Greensboro’s annual Festival of Lights draws

Catch a game at First National Bank Field,

Greensboro with on-site cafes and seasonal

thousands downtown to kick off the holiday

home of the Greensboro Grasshoppers,

concerts, movies, and festivals.

season with food, games, and pop-up concerts.

Class A Affiliate for the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Seasonal City Festivals Greensboro Fringe Festival

Greensboro Bound Literary

Fun Fourth Festival

Greensboro Greek Festival

(January/February)

Festival (May)

(July)

(September)

Food Truck Festival

Carolina Blues Festival (May)

NC Folk Festival

Festival of Lights and Holiday

(September)

Parade (December)

(April/August)

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IT’S HARD TO BEAT THE VALUE OF A UNCG DEGREE Priced below the average N.C. public university cost of attendance, it’s no wonder UNC Greensboro has repeatedly been named among the Best Bang for the Buck schools in the U.S. by Washington Monthly. In 2018, we were among the top two N.C. public universities included on the list.

Annual Costs Tuition is set annually and your tuition rate (excluding fees) will be locked in for four years after you start classes to help you plan finances throughout your time here. These are the most recent estimated costs based on our preliminary fall 2019 rates.

Check with the Cashiers Office for the latest rates. csh.uncg.edu

Expense

In-State

Out-of-State

Tuition & fees

$7,403

$22,562

Room (standard double)

$5,516

$5,516

Meals (UNCG meal plan)

$3,713.18

$3,713.18

Our cultural diversity is on display each spring at I-Fest, the international festival that brings our campus and city communities together to celebrate traditions from around the world.

Expect to receive personal attention in your classes where faculty will push you to exceed your own expectations.

How It Works: Financial Aid UNCG’s priority FAFSA deadline is December 1, and first-time student aid is awarded in mid-March. If you’re applying to a term other than Fall, check with Financial Aid to see if you should submit a FAFSA for additional aid years.

TIP: You can apply for aid before you apply for admission, so don’t delay! fafsa.ed.gov

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WHAT DO I DO NEXT? Apply to UNC Greensboro Apply beginning the fall of your senior year or at the beginning of your last term before transferring. You’ll need:

• Application (via spartanlink.uncg.edu or commonapp.org) • $65 application fee For high school students:

For transfer students:

• HS transcripts • College transcripts • SAT or ACT test scores

Semester

Freshman Deadlines

Transfer Deadlines

Fall Semester

December 1 (priority); March 1 (regular); July 15 (rolling)

March 1 (regular); July 15 (final)

Spring Semester

December 1

December 1

Summer Session I

May 1

May 1

Summer Session II

June 1

June 1

Enroll at UNC Greensboro If you’re already admitted, congratulations! We’re excited to welcome you to the Spartan Family.

Follow our online checklist for a full list of your next steps, but here are a few to get you started:

Confirm your admission to save your space.

Sign up for housing (if you’re planning to live on campus).

Register for SOAR (orientation).

Make sure you’ve submitted your FAFSA. Send us your final transcripts.

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TOP 6 QUESTIONS TO REFLECT ON TODAY 1. What’s the vibe you get from campus?

Picture yourself here and decide if it feels right.

2. What are your favorite spots on campus?

Imagine where your top hangouts would be as a student at UNCG. 3. How are the people?

Think about the students you encountered on campus and whether you can see yourself hanging with them.

4. What are the facilities like?

Do a quick mental assessment of the classrooms, residence halls, cafeteria, and fitness center.

5. How is the surrounding area?

If you haven’t already, take a drive and explore the areas surrounding campus. Check out nearby shopping, entertainment, and restaurants. *Tips about what to see are on pg. 12!

6. What’s your next step?

No matter where you are on the college journey, use this time to plan ahead. Make time to talk to an admissions counselor and discuss your next move to make UNCG a reality.

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A statue of Charles Duncan McIver, the founding President of the State Normal and Industrial School (now UNCG), stands on the lawn of Jackson Library. The statue was dedicated in 1912 and a duplicate also stands at the state capitol.

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MUSIC BUILDING

GOVE HEALTH

REYNOLDS

RAGSDALE

MARY FOUST

GUILFORD

MOORE NURSING NURSING ANNEX

SOUTH SPENCER

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SULLIVAN SCIENCE

FOUNTAIN VIEW DINING HALL

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GRAY

COLEMAN

MENDENHALL

JAMISON HINSHAW

BAILEY

WEIL

WINFIELD

GROGAN

EBERHART

MOORESTRONG

MCIVER DECK

PHILLIPSHAWKINS

STONE

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JACKSON LIBRARY

WALKER DECK

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McIver Statue

Clock Tower

Spartan Statue

Minerva Statue

Construction Area

Painted Rock Bell Tower

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