I'm a NSCI Major and am currently enrolled in NSCI 222 (Estle) and 225 (Chanon). I'm trying to figure out if I should drop one of these classes for NSCI 175 (Robertson), keep the two and not take 175, or keep all three and drop PHIL 165 instead. My other classes are COMP 210, MATH 381, etc. for COMP Major.
FY Student here. I transferred (CC) in a HIST 127 credit and it got counted under FC-POWER. Is there any way I can switch it so it's counted under FC-PAST? I already have credits to fulfill fc-power, but not fc-past.
I waived the student blue but the charge hasn't been removed yet, and I'm not sure it will by 8/11 while accounting for processing delays for the way I'm paying tuition. Should I just pay the bill minus the health insurance (is that even possible?), or pay it in full? Will I get a refund for the insurance in full, in the case of the latter?
Do all incoming freshman have this hold? Will this have an effect on my registration?
"Student Must Pre-Pay:If you are enrolling in the listed start term, prepayment is required. Otherwise, no action is needed. More info below:
https://cashier.unc.edu/student-accounts/billing/holds-and-cancellation/"
Anyone want a morrison double? My roommate and I only applied for doubles in north campus and ended up with this. We're happy to switch with just about anything (FY). Or how does room reassignment work? Or (as I don't know too much in all honesty), how is Morrison as a dorm?
Anyone want a morrison double? My roommate and I only applied for doubles in north campus and ended up with this. We're happy to switch with just about anything (FY). Or how does room reassignment work?
Incoming student here—just got the email about these residential-living learning communities, and couldn't really find too much information about them outside of the controversies surrounding civ-com. What are y'all's opinions on the value of them, especially BLUE and Civ-Com, especially for an incoming freshman?
CS Major Pre-med with a high value on spending my time on stuff that's either useful with some level of ROI or just something I enjoy/need to do.
Should I add an update letter in my portal/email the school/etc. to add my phone number? I didn't have it there originally due to some phone issues, but wasn't sure if it'd make a difference adding it now. How should I do so if I should? I already sent in my LOCI early April.
Waitlists: Duke, JHU, Harvard, CMU