this is the best and informative tour of unc charlotte i’ve seen. i’m planning to go here in the fall from new jersey and this has been my dream school since i was in middle school, when i visited charlotte. i fell in love with everything and the campus and this video really proved my thoughts! thank you!! 😁😊
I am from the East Coast of NC. I got accepted to UNCC for mechanical engineering! I’ve been looking online for tour videos and this is by far the best one yet. Super excited and just can’t wait to be there in the fall!
This is my dream school!! I want to go here more than anything! I visited in March and we didn’t get to see nearly as much as you showed. thank you so much this video was amazing and definitely made me love this school even more!
TBH it was my dream school too! Wishing you all the luck so you can go! I remember loving it when I toured, but they definitely don't do the entire campus justice with what they show you. Thanks for watching (-:
Great tour. Congrats on graduating! UNCC Class of 2016, myself. I was a Levine Scholar, but back then we lived in Witherspoon like you. Lots of great memories. Can't wait to see UNCC continue to grow.
Thank you for making such a comprehensive video of campus! I've toured about 3 times and you've included a lot of things I still didn't even know existed
It’s beautiful. I love it! There’s not really a right way to make friends but the biggest thing is putting yourself out there and not staying in the dorm all the time. Go join clubs, rec teams, organizations, events; whatever you’re into or seem like it’ll be fun, go do that and you’ll meet people that like the same things! Good luck (-:
Such an informative video! I got accepted and will be attending this Fall as a Theatre major (commuter student though). This video just makes me more excited to go to SOAR and get started already 😂
Is this still a commuter school? And any idea about how the CS program here is? And thanks for the video, man! I really want to get into this school now!
I’m not sure about in the past, but in my four years here, there are now a lot of students who choose to stay live in dorms on campus because of how nice the options are. That’s not to say people don’t commute because a good amount still do! If you’re asking about computer science, I can’t go into specifics because it wasn’t my major, but I had a lot of friends go through that program and really liked it! Thanks for checking out my video. Hope you get in 🤝
@@SiedmannSoltes also do you know if there’s a decent number of Indian Americans there? (American Born Indians, not the graduate students from India) I did hear NC in general has a good population of Indians and Asians.
@@sid4752 Yes there are! There are quite a good amount of Indian Americans there. Some of my close friends in college were Indian American, but like you mentioned, there are also American Born Indians there as well.
Thank you for this video, this is one of the best campus tour I've seen so far I'm living in France, but I'm gonna apply to study abroad, I'd love to study in the US, and I would definitely like to add this university to the list of universities I really want to go to 😄
@12:42 I was homeless for 4 years after I dropped out in 2012 (just re-enrolled for this fall to go back and finish my degree) and slept on the benches in that gazebo more nights than I can count 😅 The koi pond kinda made it serene though
Hii, so I’m kind of torn between Chapel Hill and Charlotte. I don’t know which one yet but your video was the first one I saw.🙂I originally liked UNC Charlotte but I’m still not sure yet. Chapel Hill is really known for its nursing programs.
Thank you for such an awesome tour! My son is a first-year student at UNCC and he lives in Belk Hall. We've been on campus several times but didn't get to see all of this!
Amazing videoand i really appreciate the effort put into the making of this video. My younger sibling is a prospective student and I'm extremely delighted that he's going to join such an amazing College 😌
Smith building. computer lab 24 hours a day. solve this-fourier or laplace transforms. god damn! if you do not stay focused, you will fail. lab reports, one credit hour. one credit hour, lol. humans that begin a sentence with ...(so), you failled.
About a year ago, I was applying to universities and UNCC was one of them. I was watching your video and Robert & Mariam Hayes Stadium caught my attention because my sister’s name is Mariam. Now I’m here studying at UNCC and I see the stadium every now and then and I remember you. Would love to know if you’re still studying here so we can take a photo there together.
Ohhh bruh 💀 They took down its twin Moore, so I think they’re planning to take Sanford down as well. It’s the lone white building in the b-roll section of the video though
@@SiedmannSoltes according to a niner times article from 2018 Sanford was supposed to be demolished right after the 2018-2019 academic year. Still here though
Are they requiring covid vaccinations? Or is it optional? One more thing. Would I still be able to attend this college if I was homeschooled my junior and senior year of high school? I hope they aren't requiring high school transcripts. I studied really hard while I was homeschooled .
From what I understand right now, no I don’t believe they’re requiring students to get vaccinated, but I’m sure they’re recommending it. As for being homeschooled, you should still be able to apply. I don’t know the exact details, but I’m assuming they need some sort of certificate or paperwork indicating you took the necessary classes to graduate high school and attend university. Sorry for not knowing any more than that. Good luck! (-:
just checked your vlog style campus tour to get the feel of the clg my sister went and may be i can come too for post grad . btw watching this in india
I’m not sure about difficulty, but my freshman year, I met plenty of people who were from out of state! I guess the only way to know is to apply and hope for the best (-:
Hi! Unfortunately, I was not a part of Belk College of Business, so I don’t have much information on it other than the fact that it’s there. Sorry about that!
I was a work and travel j1 student. i came from jordan middle east in 2019 on a 4 month summer program in outer banks North carolina , when i finished and i was going home my flight was cancelled and they gave me a new route to Charlotte , when i arrived at charlotte my next flight was cancelled also 😅 but hopefully i have a relative living in charlotte and i stayed for only one day in charlotte so i was telling him that i want to come back and study a master degree in accounting major in usa ,he told me we have a great university here in charlotte if you want to study ,but i didn't have much time to see unc ,also i liked charlotte it was a beautiful city ,so since i came back i watched every video of unc ,read every thing about it and it is actually my dream to come back and study in unc one day 🙏❤, thank you so much for the great video my friend i hope you talk more about unc
Just got into UNCC, so this video is perfect! However, I’ve been a little worried because I’ve been hearing some things about campus “being dead on weekends” or there not being a party scene. Was wondering if you could share your experience with that? Thanks!
It was widely considered a commuter school when I went from 2017-2021 and even then you could always find something to do on the weekends whether it was campus events or parties on/off campus. And I'm sure with more and more students attending every year and them staying on campus, it couldn't have gotten worse. Just make sure you meet lots of people and you'll be good !
Honestly, depending on which dance team you're referring to, it could be anywhere on campus! Either the main gym/union if you're talking about the dance team for sports events, or if in the context of a major/dance club, then probably Robinson or Rowe
@@1nikhilaalapati985 I couldn’t really tell you off the top of my head since my parents helped with my education, but you should be able to find some of that information on the UNCC website!
Yes, you need your student ID and in terms of joining a club, it depends on the club. Some only accept members per semester, and some are on a rolling basis so I would just check in with specific organization and see what their policy is around that. Thanks for watching!
Very good tour. I was on campus when it was two buildings and a barn!! It's grown a lot since then! A suggestion--if you are the tour leader if would seem that you would have on Charlotte shirt and hat! Also a tour guide shouldn't have to wear a mask. Also when you were in the gardens, it would seem appropriate to show Miss Bonnie's resting place. Also didn't show the Halton Arena. Overall pretty good!!
Thanks for checking out the video! I’m sure it’s grown so much. And I’m not a tour guide. I’m just a recent graduate that happened to enjoy making youtube videos so anything with my outift and the mask was simply my preference
Is UNC Charlotte seem like a massive school where you are just a number or is it possible to get to know your professors? Is it filled with nature or does it have a more concrete jungle feel?
It’s definitely a big school and as I understand it, it’s only getting bigger but what I loved is how at times, it can feel really small! It was never overwhelming because once you start to meet people around campus, you’ll end up seeing them everywhere! I also think professors and other resources are always readily available to students. With campus, I honestly think they did a good job of implementing as much greenery into campus. There’s a lot of brick but it doesn’t get in the way of all the nature all around (-: hope that helps!
@@SiedmannSoltes It was right before the stair that you went down to the food court in Cone but they moved it somewhere after I graduated in 2000...one of the new buildings but I can't reminder where.
