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University of North Carolina Charlotte

Charlotte, United States of America

The University of North Carolina at Charlotte was founded in 1946 as the Charlotte Centre of the University of North Carolina; still, in 1949, it was renamed Charlotte College, and further, it was renamed the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
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Frequently Asked Questions

For undergraduate students, the priority deadline for Fall admission is typically in November, while the regular deadline is in January. Spring admissions have a deadline in October. Graduate program deadlines vary by department and program, so applicants should check specific program requirements.
Yes, there is an application fee for undergraduate applications, which is typically around $75. However, fee waivers are available for eligible students, particularly those with financial need or who meet specific criteria.
Applicants can check the status of their application through the UNC Charlotte Applicant Portal. Once logged in, students can monitor the progress of their application, ensure all documents are submitted, and review their admission decision when available.

University of North Carolina Charlotte Application Statistics

Students
31000
International Students
2300
Undergraduates
24800
Postgraduate
6300
Faculty Strength
3000
Student Faculty Ratio
21:1
Acceptance Rate
80 %
Tuition Fees
$ 25000
Living Cost
$ 18500
Other Fees
$ 30000
Avg. GPA
2.8
Avg. IB
37
Avg. Percentage
87 %
Avg. SAT
1120
Avg. ACT
25
Avg. IELTS
6.5
Avg. GMAT
603
Avg. GRE
312
Avg. GRE Quantitative
156
Avg. GRE Verbal
156

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